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the very first ever offical nhl game was played December 19th 1917, the match was between the Montreal wonderers and the Toronto arenas, the first goal ever scored in the nhl was by Dave ritchie of the Montreal wonderers, the Montreal wonderers won that game 10-9, im not sure where the game was held tho (i think it was in Montreal but not 100% on that)
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When was the very first hockey game played?
it was played November 30th 1905
Was ice hockey a mens game or women played it too?
At first, ice hockey was a men's game but women started playing and got very, very good at it. So good that, starting in 1998, women's hockey became an event in the Winter Olympics.
Where was hockey founded?
Ice hockey is derived from British field hockey, with perhaps a touch of the first nations game of lacrosse included in the mix. The first recorded games of ice hockey occurred in the 1850s and the very first game is said to have been played in Kingston, Ontario, by British soldiers. There are, however, references to a game being played on ice with a ball in Canada as early as 1810.
Who was the very first coach the coached a ice hockey game?
it depends on what team you are thinking of.
Why hockey is named as India's national game?
Hockey is a very famous name. It is the national game of India.
When was the very first game played?
A game of rock throw with neanderthals.
How was the first game of Tennis played?
Very carefully.
When did Travis Zajac start playing hockey?
Since his father played hockey in college, I would imagine that Travis Zajac started playing hockey at a very young age. As far as playing in the NHL, his first NHL game was playing for the New Jersey Devils on October 6, 2006 against the Carolina Hurricanes.
What kind of game does a hockey player play?
The game of hockey is a very popular sport. The game of hockey requires one to chase a puck around the field with a stick, scoring goals against the opposing team.
When was the very first game of basketball played?
December 21, 1891
What is the history of a hockey puck?
The history of a hockey puck... The origin of ice hockey is unknown, however, ice hockey probaly evolved from the game of field hockey that has been played in Northern Europe for centuries. The rules of modern ice hockey were devised by Canadian J G A Creighton. In 1875, the first game of ice hockey with Creighton's rules was played in Montreal, Canada. Today, Ice hockey is an Olympic sport and the most popular team sport played on ice. Ice hockey is played with two opposing teams wearing ice skates. Unless there is a penalty, each team only has six players on the ice rink at a time. The aim of the game is to knock the hockey puck into the opposing team's net. The net is guarded by a special player called the goalie. The first artificial ice rink (mechanically-refrigerated) was built in 1876, at Chelsea, London, England and was named the Glaciarium. Creats: I found this answer from google searching history of hockey pucks and here is the website: Thanks email me any questions at Pinkey1011@aol.com
Where did ice hockey start?
There are two locations that claim the first game of hockey was played there. The first is Kingston, Ontario, and the sceond is a small town in New Brunswick, both of which are in Canada. Hockey is Canada's favourite winter sport, and it is now played in over 80 different countries around the world. Jim Bunting. Toronto.Although specifically, there are too many storiesto say where, it is certain it was in Eastern Canada. However, many arge thousands of years ago a similar game that sonewhat resembles hockey was played in Egypt that it was Egypt, the game is more of a field hockey and was very different in many ways and in no way connected to the modern hockey game.Hockey has elements of many games, including lacrosse, field hockey, etc, which were adapted for the game on ice. For good information on the origins of thegame I would suggest you read good articles on the game from Wikipedia or Mr. Stan Fischler's great book called Hockey Chronicles.
