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	Jack Laviolette - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Jean-Baptiste "Jack" Laviolette (Born - July 27, 1879 in Belleville, Ontario, Canada - Died - January 10, 1960) was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played 1 season in the National Hockey League for the Montreal Canadiens.
		The team Laviolette built would go on to be the most successful franchise in professional hockey.
		Jack Laviolette, Playing career, Awards & achievements, Records, Career statistics, 1879 births, 1960 deaths, Canadian ice hockey players, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, Hockey Hall of Fame, Montreal Canadiens players, Montreal Canadiens coaches, Montreal Canadiens (NHA) players, Ontario sportspeople, People from Belleville, Ontario and Stanley Cup champions.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Jack_Laviolette (256 words)

	French-Canadian Tradition - Backcheck: a Hockey Retrospective - Library and Archives Canada
		Jack Laviolette and Dider Pitre would join the Montréal Shamrocks for the 1907-08 season and also played together in a major event the following year: an exhibition game of the best francophone players against the current Stanley Cup holders, the Montréal Wanderers.
		He would have the use of the O'Briens plentiful funds to build his new team, and as O'Brien and the Wanderers went to battle with CHA club owners over contracts, thus did the competition between le National and les Canadiens for the best French players.
		When Jack Laviolette telegraphed his good friend and erstwhile teammate Didier Pitre at his home in Sault Ste.
	www.collectionscanada.ca /hockey/024002-2101-e.html (2042 words)

	Montreal Canadiens
		The team was officially named Le Club athlétique canadien in 1911 and was composed entirely of francophone players until the 1912-13 season.
		Led by Newsy Lalonde, Jack Laviolette and goalie Georges Vézina, the Canadiens won their first Stanley Cup in 1915-16.
		The team early on established its reputation for flair, speed and offensive power; in addition to Joe Malone and Aurèle Joliat, it had in Howie Morenz the most exciting player of the 1920s and 1930s.
	www.canadianencyclopedia.ca /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0005404 (374 words)

	newsobserver.com \| Coach inspired to be relentless
		Laviolette is pulling for her to beat a blood cancer that's back for a second time.
		Laviolette has known Julia and her parents, Mark and Kate, since the Laviolettes moved onto the same cul-de-sac in a Raleigh subdivision near Lake Wheeler two and a half years ago.
		Laviolette, who worked to raise awareness of leukemia years ago when his neighbor in Franklin, Mass., successfully fought the disease, watched Julia recover after being treated from 2003 to 2005.
	www.newsobserver.com /781/story/446809.html (751 words)

	Legends of Hockey -- The Legends -- Honoured Player -- Laviolette, Jack -- Biography
		Jack Laviolette's family moved to Valleyfield, Quebec where he took up the sports of hockey and lacrosse at an early age.
		Laviolette played on his only Stanley Cup winning team in 1915-16 when the Canadiens defeated the Portland Rosebuds 3-2 in a best-of-five series hosted by Montreal.
		Jack Laviolette was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1962.
	www.legendsofhockey.net:8080 /LegendsOfHockey/jsp/LegendsMember.jsp?mem=p196212&type=Player&page=bio&list= (344 words)

	CBC.ca \| Hockey: A People's History - Episode 2: The Money Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For their speed and flair on the ice, Pitre and his Canadiens teammates Jack Laviolette and Newsy Lalonde were dubbed the Flying Frenchmen.
		The architect of the original Canadiens dynasty, Laviolette also starred on the ice with Pitre and Newsy Lalonde, forming the dazzling triumvirate known as the Flying Frenchmen, which led the Habs to their first Stanley Cup in 1916.
		Laviolette's playing days were cut short in 1919 when he lost a foot in a car accident, but his greatness was recognized in 1962 when, along with Pitre, he received posthumous induction into hockey's hall of fame.
	www.cbc.ca /hockeyhistory/episodesummary/02/post/biographies.html (430 words)

	Giles F. "Jack" Laviolette death
		Giles F. "Jack" Laviolette, 89, Oconto, died Wednesday afternoon, November 7, 2001, at Rennes Health Center, West, Peshtigo.
		Laviolette was born January 5, 1912 in Oconto to Felix and Mary (Lessor) Laviolette.
		Jack married the former Lucille Krueger on May 3, 1954 at Oconto.
	www.rootsweb.com /~wioconto/Obits/gflaviolette.htm (154 words)

	United States Olympic Committee - ICE HOCKEY: Laviolette Named Olympic Men's Ice Hockey Head Coach
		Laviolette is a familiar face behind the bench for the United States in international play.
		Laviolette’s full-time job is as head coach of the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes, a position he was appointed to on Dec. 15, 2003.
		In 1998-99, Laviolette led Providence to a 56-15-4 regular-season record and a 15-4 playoff record that culminated with Providence hoisting the Calder Cup and Laviolette being named AHL Coach of the Year.
	www.usoc.org /73_37748.htm (686 words)

	HickokSports.com - Biography - Jack Laviolette
		A hockey and lacrosse star with the Montreal Nationales in the early part of the 20th century, Laviolette in 1904 joined the professional team in Sault ste.
		Originally a defenseman, Laviolette moved to forward in the latter part of his career.
		Laviolette lost a foot in an accident the following year, yet he later became a referee.
	www.hickoksports.com /biograph/laviolettejack.shtml (115 words)

	United States Olympic Committee - USA Hockey Names Laviolette, Tortorella To Guide 2005 U.S. Men's National Team
		Laviolette's full-time job is as head coach of the National Hockey
		Laviolette being named AHL Coach of the Year.
		Joining Laviolette behind the bench is Tortorella, the highly-successful head coach of the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning.
	www.usoc.org /73_31782.htm (852 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Scotty Bowman
		He won the Jack Adams Award in 1977 and 1996.
		In the 1976-1977 season he won a record 60 games then, in 1996, won 62, breaking his own record for regular season wins.
		The Jack Adams Award is awarded annually to the National Hockey League coach judged to have contributed most to the teams success.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Scotty-Bowman (2837 words)

	Copper Country Hockey History - The Birthplace of Professional Hockey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For the 1969-70 season, the Marquette Iron Rangers hired an 18-year-old goalie named Karen Koch from Gibraltar, Michigan for $40 a game as their back up goalie, which made her the first professional female hockey player in North America.
		The three "Hanson brothers" featured in the 1977 movie "Slapshot" were modeled after Jeff, Steve, and Jack Carlson, who first played together on the Marquette Iron Rangers team.
		The story was written by Nancy Dowd after she heard the stories her brother, Ned Dowd, told her about the antics of the three Carlson brothers when they played together with her brother for the Johnston Jets, Pa team the year after they played for Marquette.
	www.hu.mtu.edu /~jrschulz/cchockey/1910.html (1670 words)

	Les Flying Frenchmen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Né à Belleville, Jack Laviolette joue au hockey et à la crosse de 1899 à 1910 comme amateur et comme professionnel avec plusieurs équipes.
		Excellent patineur, appelé familièrement « Speed Merchant », Jack Laviolette joue pendant sept ans avec, entre autres, son ancien coéquipier de la crosse, Édouard « Newsy » Lalonde.
		Tout comme Jack Laviolette et Édouard Lalonde, Didier Pitre, né à Sault Sainte-Marie, se défend très bien à la crosse.
	www.francoidentitaire.ca /ontario/texte/T0215.htm (353 words)

	National Hockey League - Original Six Teams - player biographies - Toronto Maple Leafs - Montreal Canadians - ...
		Hare also provides the one thousand dollars required to form the team and the five thousand dollars needed to guarantee the players salaries.
		Jack Laviolette was given the job of forming and managing the new team by Mr.
		The teams first game was played against the Cobalt Silver Kings on the neutral ice of Jubilee Rink on January 5th, 1910 in front of a crowd of 3000 spectators.
	www.discountretailersdirectory.com /NHL_original_six_player_biographies.html (548 words)

	TSN.ca - MLB - Canada's Sports Leader
		Backing up Ward will be John Grahame, who had to deal with some adversity of his own in the form of 'tough love' from Lightning coach John Tortorella.
		Defence: Point scoring from the blueline isn't Carolina's best asset, but their six key defenders excel at keeping opposing forwards away from the front of the net.
		Welcome to the NHL: With Jack Johnson gone to the L.A. Kings, Anton Babchuk could rise to the occasion on the blueline.
	www.tsn.ca /tools/print_feature.asp?fid=1444 (782 words)

	Newsy Lalonde Information
		However, the series was cancelled after five games, due to the Stanley Cup flu epidemic.
		The final game was never played, because Joe Hall, Manager Kennedy, Billy Coutu, Jack McDonald, Louis Berlinquette and Lalonde were hospitalized with influenza, leading the Cup trustees to call off the series.
		Thereafter Lalonde had two fine years, but after the sale of the Canadiens to Leo Dandurand, his clashes with the new ownership affected his play to the point where he left the team for four games, and he was relegated to reserve duty amidst the boos of the fans.
	www.bookrags.com /Edouard_Lalonde (1001 words)

	New York Rangers Official Web Site :: Jagr is fellow players' choice for league MVP
		Lundqvist, who went 21-6-4 at the Garden in 2005-06, was also the first rookie to be a Vezina finalist since the 1995 season.
		Renney was nominated for the the Jack Adams Award as the league's coach of the year, but that honor went to Buffalo's Lindy Ruff.
		Ruff edged Laviolette by one point (155-154) in the closest Adams race since the award was first presented in 1974.
	www.newyorkrangers.com /pressbox/pressreleases.asp?id=2195 (830 words)

	newsobserver.com
		The Hurricanes finished 5-2-1 in last season's exhibition games, but coach Peter Laviolette was less distressed by this year's losses than by a perceived lack of fight so far.
		That in the end is the difference between winning and losing hockey games," Laviolette said.
		Asked if there was a quick fix for that problem, Laviolette paused several beats, tapping the podium rapidly as he chose his words.
	www.newsobserver.com /796/v-print/story/492879.html (691 words)

	PCQuote \| Empowering the Individual Investor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Rev. Jack Rietti was headed west to get an absentee ballot for next week's election.
		Some passengers had binoculars to see the sights, a little boy took his first boat ride, vans sat loaded with contractor crews, and a sunscreen concession stand could have mopped up on a beautiful day for a boat ride.
		Mississippi Department of Transportation workers said they'd had to turn around pickup trucks with lumber that stuck out from their beds and that no trailers would be allowed.
	www.pcquote.com /stocks/newswire.php?storyid=1419485 (776 words)

	Untitled Document
		Georges Vezina, Bert Corbeau, Jack Laviolette, Newsy Lalonde, Louis Berlinguette, Goldie Prodgers, Howard McNamara, Didier Pitre, Skene Ronan, Amos Arbour, Georges Poulin, Jacques Fournier
		Prior to 1912, teams could challenge the Stanley Cup champions for the title, thus there were more than one Championship Series played in most of the seasons between 1894 and 1911.
		Ottawa, as champions of the Eastern Canada Hockey Association took over the Stanley Cup in 1909 and, although a challenge was accepted by the Cup trustees from Winnipeg Shamrocks, games could not be arranged because of the lateness of the season.
	www.rauzulusstreet.com /hockey/nhltrophies/roster8.html (641 words)

	Bernklow, Seattle Metropolitans
		Montreal forward Jack Laviolette, after leading a brilliant rush, crumpled to the ice following a check from Mets defenseman Ed Carpenter.
		The fans were in an uproar, cheering and stomping their feet until the iron girders in the Arena rattled from the vibration.(64) All the Montreal Canadiens could do was wait for the clock to run out in the game, and their reign as Stanley Cup Champions.
		Jack Walker added one more late for the soon-to-be champion Seattle team, and the amazing Bernie Morris put away his sixth goal of the game to close it out.
	www.narhist.ewu.edu /pnf/articles/bernklow.html (9810 words)

	CBC.ca \| Hockey: A People's History - Episode 2: The Money Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Soon amateur legends Jack Laviolette, Didier Pitre, Newsy Lalonde and -- the greatest of them all -- Fred Taylor are packing fans into the Amphidrone as Canada's amateur bosses watches their players, and profits, flee south to the International Professional Hockey League.
		No one knows it at the time, but the Kenora Thistles are the last of a dying breed when they capture the Stanley Cup in 1907.
		After their stint in Renfrew, the Patrick brothers return home to the west coast, where they team with their millionaire father to found a league of their own.
	www.cbc.ca /hockeyhistory/episodesummary/02/post/index.html (582 words)

	Ghosts of The Past
		Pitre was the first player signed by player-manager Jack Laviolette of the Canadiens.
		The two speedsters became known in the press as the "Flying Frenchmen" as the dynamic duo were fleet of foot, or skate blades if you will.
		The crafty line of Pitre, Laviolette, and Newsy Lalonde helped lead the Montreal squad to their first Stanley Cup championship in 1916.
	www.sportznutz.com /nhl/ghostsofthepast/Didier_Pitre.htm (528 words)

	Mailing List Archives
		The following are highlights of the first two regular season NHL games, played December 19, 1917: Opening the 1917-18 NHL season at the Montreal Arena, the Wanderers and Arenas treated over 700 fans to a combined 19 goals, currently the fifth highest single-game total in League history.
		Before the period was over, a total of eight goals had been scored, including six in the first seven minutes of play and three by Hyland, as the Wanderers roamed to a 5-3 lead.
		Two of its bigger stars, Hamby Shore and Jack Darragh, refused to play until management yielded to their contract demands.
	www.plaidworks.com /archives/women-in-hockey/1997/Dec/v01.n083 (2346 words)

	Montreal Canadiens
		In the winter of 1909, Ottawa businessman J. Ambrose O'Brien with the help of Jack Laviolette, founded the Club de Hockey Canadien.
		The club played its very first game in 1910 in the National Hockey Association.
		We promise an unwavering commitment to viewers visual enjoyment, and hopefully some that are not fans upon entering will be when they leave our site.
	www.tmlfever.com /canadiens.html (1039 words)

	Welcome to AJC! \| ajc.com
		Consider this: They only have four players going to the Olympics: goalie Martin Gerber (Switzerland), forward Erik Cole (United States), defenseman Frantisek Kaberle (Czech, remember him?) and center Eric Staal – the Canes’ best player who is on Canada taxi squad.
		Hurricanes coach Peter Laviolette – who would probably win the Jack Adams Award as coach of the year if voting were held right now – kept emphasizing the Hurricanes’ team aspect this morning.
		My colleague Guy Curtright kept parrying Laviolette with queries about Staal or the goaltending, but Laviolette seemed to get a bit irritated in stressing how integral all of his players are.
	www.ajc.com /blogs/content/shared-blogs/ajc/thrashers/entries/2006/01/26 (305 words)

	laviolette - OneLook Dictionary Search
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	Lightning: Six degrees of separation
		HARRY TRIHEY: He was the coach and captain of the Shamrocks.
		JACK LAVIOLETTE: In 1908, Hall of Fame player Jack Laviolette left the Montreal Bell Telephone (and you thought corporate advertising was bad now!) and joined Trihey's Shamrocks.
		TONY ESPOSITO: He began his career with the Canadiens in 1968.
	www.sptimes.com /2004/05/24/Lightning/Six_degrees_of_separa.shtml (331 words)

	sooeveningnews.com
		While Murray played a rugged and nasty style, and was described as “violent even in practice”, Pitre was a flamboyant skater and most always displayed a “gentlemanly” manner.
		Marie, Mich. from Montreal in 1905 along with his good friend Jack Laviolette when the two joined the Michigan Soo Indians team of the International Hockey League, the first pro circuit in the world.
		Pitre led the IHL in scoring his first season and stayed in the Sault just three years during a 19-year professional career.
	www.sooeveningnews.com /articles/2006/01/02/sports/sports946.txt (750 words)

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