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In Detroit, Gordie Howe Is Remembered as a Soft-Spoken Star

The New York Times - 15 Jun 2016 02:41
In Detroit, Gordie Howe Is Remembered as a Soft-Spoken Star Thousands of fans honored the player known as Mr. Hockey, who died on Friday, at Joe Louis Arena as calls increased to rename the Red Wings' new arena after him.
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Capitals' Alzner has surgery for sports hernia
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ARLINGTON, Va. - The Washington Capitals say defenceman Karl Alzner had sports hernia surgery and is expected to be "completely healthy" before the start of next season. Alzner had the operation Wednesday. He was injured...
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NHL greats say goodbye to 'Mr. Hockey' Howe
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DETROIT - Hundreds of people, including Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky and Gary Bettman, bid farewell to Gordie Howe at a packed, two-hour funeral service in Detroit. Howe's son, Murray, began the service with a eulogy Wednesd...
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DETROIT - Hundreds of people, including Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky and Gary Bettman, bid farewell to Gordie Howe at a packed, two-hour funeral service in Detroit. Howe's son, Murray, began the service with a eulogy Wednesd...
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Teuvo Teravainen trade a win-win for Chicago and Carolina
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Top buyout candidates include Dan Girardi, Thomas Vanek
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DETROIT - Wayne Gretzky reckons he was about five years old when he first saw Gordie Howe on television. He immediately became a fan of the Detroit Red Wings star. Gretzky soon had a red and white No. 9 jersey -- still h...
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A huge turnout is expected in downtown Pittsburgh for the 2016 Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins victory parade. A parade after the team's last Stanley Cup championship in 2009 drew nearly 400,00...
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