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Hockey: A People's History
Season 1 Episode 4: The People's Game (1930-1945)
In the depths of the Depression, the NHL is on the brink of collapse but radio carries the magic of hockey across the country. Through the years of the Great Depression, hockey becomes the national pastime. The advent of radio provides a reach for the games as never before. Foster Hewitt describing the antics of the Maple Leafs creates heroes and household names - the Conacher brothers, King Clancy and Ace Bailey. The Alkali Lake Braves are an aboriginal team from Alberta that travels west challenging opponents in established amateur leagues. They experience racism and are often unwelcome in the communities they play in - but they find success, and demonstrate the skill and determination of native players of the game.
- Genre:
- Documentary
- Seasons:
- 1
- Episodes:
- 10
- Actor:
- Paul Gross, James Hyndman
- Quality:
- HD
- Status:
- Ended
- First Air:
- 2006
- IMDb:
- -
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