Where, when, and what two teams played for the largest crowd?

John

Saturday October 6, 2001
Spartan Stadium on the campus of Michigan State University
Michigan State University vs University of Michigan

(Just thought this pic was cool as well: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en...oldwar.jpg )

Right you are!

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They should do the same thing at Michigan's Stadium. They could boast the record to 107,000.

John

Who announced the first ever radio-broadcasted hockey game, when was it, and what two teams participated?

The first radio broadcast of an NHL game was from Foster Hewitt on Feb 16, 1923. He used a telephone to broadcast the game between Toronto Argonauts and the Kitchener Greenshirts.

He coined the phrase "he shoots, he scores!"


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The first NHL All-Star game was held as a benefit for what injured star?

John

Yep, right on the money.

Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs

Your right. Next question.

John

Which player had his name mis-spelled when it was originally put on the Stanley Cup, but then had it corrected later?

Pete Palangio of the blackhawks in 1937-1938. His name was written twice. The first one was ok, but the second times, the spelling was: --------->Palagio

Actually, I was looking for Adam Deadmarsh (spelled Deadmarch on the cup originally), as he was the first player to have it corrected. My appologies, I should have been clearer about that. Anyway, you were correct in saying Pete Palangio was the first to have his name mis-spelled on the cup, so I'll give you that one .

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