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		The Providence Steamrollers and the birth of professional basketball
		Pieri, who was also the general manager of the Providence Reds, a professional hockey team in the old AHL, paid the $10,000 per team fee to help start the league and arranged for his team to play their games at the Rhode Island Auditorium, popularly referred to as the Arena, on North Main Street.
		Providence was one of eight pillars that held the league together in the 1947-1948 season.
	www.brown.edu /Students/INDY/alpha/oldstuff/issues/021303/sports/3.html (762 words)

	Providence
		Providence is the capital and the most populous city of the U.S. state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
		Providence was once nicknamed the "Beehive of Industry" and, since the 1990s, "The Renaissance City," a label held by some to be superficial since, as of 2000 census, its poverty rate was still among the ten highest for cities over 100,000http://www.census.gov/prod/2003pubs/c2kbr-19.pdf, U.S. Census 2000.
		In addition to the Providence Public Library and its nine branches, the city is home to the Providence Athenæum, which is one of the oldest lending libraries in the world.
	www.globalguide.org /index.html?id=100513 (4255 words)

	Hockey Heaven: From the bottom to the very top (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		PROVIDENCE -- A loud and festive sellout crowd of 11,909 at the Civic Center last night went bonkers over their Providence Bruins, who capped a historic American Hockey League season by capturing their first ever Calder Cup with an impressive 5-1 win over the Rochester Americans.
		Providence, a team that finished in the AHL basement last season, eliminated the second best team in the league in five games and beat the Amerks in six of their seven meetings this year, further emphasizing exactly how dominant this team was.
		When checking line center Marquis Mathieu banged in Providence's third goal at 13:18 of the second period, P-Bruins fans were ready to celebrate the first Calder Cup for the city of Providence since the Providence Reds won it 43 years ago.
	pferrarofan.tripod.com /articles/061499-provjnl1.htm (856 words)

	Providence Reds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Providence Reds, later called the Rhode Island Reds, played in the Canadian-American Hockey League (CAHL) 1926-36 and the American Hockey League (AHL) from 1936-76.
		The team was renamed Rhode Island Reds in 1976.
		The Reds played at the Rhode Island Auditorium, located on North Main Street in Providence, from 1926 through 1972.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Providence_Reds (172 words)

	Rhode Island news \| projo.com \| The Providence Journal projo sports \|
		Providence was home to the Rhode Island Reds for 51 seasons before the club folded after the 1976-77 season.
		Even though the Reds haven't taken the ice in nearly three decades, the team remains a major component of the league's history -- and of this state's sports history.
		The Reds defeated the Cleveland Barons in 1955-56 with John Crawford as bench boss and Reardon as the general manager.
	www.projo.com /sports/content/projo_20060806_06reds.204131b.html (1503 words)

	Whitehouse Reds \| Play Like a Champion Today
		The win for the Reds was their 12th regular season win in a row in the Tommie Agee League and their 21st out of 22 regular season games.
		The Reds trailed by scores of 4-1 and 7-3 at one point, but it was Allenovitch who delivered an RBI single in the 5th inning to make it 4-3 Pythons.
		The Reds were paced at the plate by third baseman Todd Allenovitch who went 2-3 with a two run double in the first inning.
	www.freewebs.com /whitehousereds/pastresults.htm (1571 words)

	Providence moving company
		Providence is home to the First Baptist Church in America, the oldest Baptist church in the Americas.
		Downcity Providence is home to the fourth largest unsupported dome in the world as well as the oldest enclosed shopping center in America.
		Providence is served by T.F. Green Airport, a commercial airfield located in nearby Warwick.
	www.jmrmovers.com /united-states/providence-moving.php (953 words)

	College Hockey News: Ready Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tim Army was an offensive-minded player at Providence, scoring 27 goals during his senior year as the Friars won the inaugural Hockey East tournament championship.
		A Providence-area native, Army's grandfather was a trainer for the old Providence Reds of the AHL.
		His mother and father were married at the school, Army himself married another Providence athlete, and both of his children have been christened there.
	www.collegehockeynews.com /news/2005/10/25_readyarmy.php (981 words)

	On the road, heading home
		Years ago, tucked behind the Army house in Providence, R.I., was a sheet of ice 32 feet by 65 feet with 900 watts of light illuminating the surface.
		Army, the first-year coach of the Portland Pirates, returns to his hometown tonight to coach against the Providence Bruins in front of a familiar crowd in a place dear to his memory.
		He was asked by friend and former big-league pitcher Jean Dubuc to be the athletic trainer for the Providence Reds, the city's original pro hockey team.
	sports.mainetoday.com /pirates/stories/021115pirates.shtml (1091 words)

	Community Links
		Our goal is to enhance the quality of life for youth, ages 6 to 18, by providing structured programs that offer knowledge and experience in education, career and social development, vocational training, leadership skills, and personal health and fitness.
		Jewish Federation of Rhode Island The mission of the Jewish Federation of Rhode Island is to perpetuate and enhance a vibrant Jewish community through its development of human and financial resources, planning and allocations, community relations and leadership development to meet the changing needs of Jews locally, nationally, in Israel and worldwide.
		VSA's Providence Chapter is our oldest chapter and helps animals in the Providence Municipal Animal Shelter and in the community.
	www.providenceri.com /links/communitylinks.html (410 words)

	Providence, Rhode Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Following the war, Providence's main focus on its economy shifted from maritime endeavors to manufacturing, particularly in machine tools, silverware, jewelry and textiles.
		The newer area includes Providence Place Mall (1999), a Westin hotel (1993), GTECH (2006), new condominium construction, and Waterplace Park (1994); the area tends toward newer development since much of it is land reclaimed in the 1970s from a mass of railroad tracks which was referred to colloquially as the "Chinese Wall"
		Peter Farrelly places Outside Providence in Pawtucket, adjacent to Providence.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Providence (4567 words)

	Portland Buckaroos, Hockey Memorabilia, Western Hockey League, WHL, Lester Patrick Cup
		In 1961-62 Leach split his playing time between Boston and the Providence Reds of the AHL before he was relegated to the minors for the remainder of his career.
		In 1952-53 he was a solid addition to the Detroit Red Wings' blueline and was on hand when the club lost to the Boston Bruins in the semifinals.
		In September 1952, the Black Hawks traded Fielder to the Detroit Red Wings, and though he spent the entire regular season in the minors (where he won Rookie of the Year in the American Hockey League), the Wings summoned him for a four game stint during the playoffs.
	www.portlandbuckaroos.com /player_bios_page_2.shtml (3430 words)

	The Boyd Stephens Family
		He then played in the CAHL in Philadelphia until he was sold to the Detroit Red Wings.
		In 1935 or 1936 he dropped back to the minors until wartime player shortages earned him another shot in the NHL in the 42-43 season.
		After retiring as a player, he coached the Providence Reds (AHL) from 1944 until 1946.
	www.geocities.com /toadtlh/ISB2.html (447 words)

	SIHR - Member Books
		The Providence Reds were one of the fi rst professional hockey teams in the United States.
		The Reds were the first minor-league hockey team to operate for 50 seasons.
		The Providence Bruins, established in the 1992–1993 season, carry on the city’s great hockey legacy and gave Providence its fifth Calder Cup title.
	www.sihrhockey.org /public_books_new.cfm (3932 words)

	A to Z Encyclopaedia of Ice Hockey - Pr
		Detroit Red Wings 1st pick (3rd overall) in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft.
		Scored the last ever NHL goal at the Maple Leaf Gardens on the 13th February 1999, as the Blackhawks beat the Leafs 6-2.
		One of the founders of the Colonial Hockey League.
	www.azhockey.com /Pr.htm (2929 words)

	Buffalo Sabres Alumni Assocciation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		He scored 3 goals and 4 points, enough to encourage the Reds to promote him to hockey's top minor league in 1966.
		Brian would split the 1969-70 season with the Seals and AHL Reds and was left exposed in the 1970 expansion draft.
		Brian returned to Providence in 1971 but then had an opportunity to return to major league hockey in 1972-73.
	www.sabresalumni.com /2001/perry_brian.php (486 words)

	New England Hockey Journal \| Overlooked No More
		As far as Providence Bruins head coach Scott Gordon is concerned, Keith Aucoin was a Division 1 player wearing a Division 3 uniform.
		That's one reason why he posted 21-45-66 totals in 72 regular-season games for Providence in ’04-05 and why through the first two rounds of the 2005 Calder Cup playoffs he was tied for second in scoring with 3-10-13 totals.
		Surprising Providence was preparing for its Eastern Conference finals series against Philadelphia at press time.
	www.hockeyjournal.com /ahl/200506/aucoin10.htm (891 words)

	On Frozen Pond
		--> The Rhode Island Reds Heritage Society is a non-profit organization whose mission is to preserve the fabled 51-year history of the Reds from 1926-27 through 1976-77.
		Collecting Reds memorabilia and artifacts that represent the team’s rich heritage.
		Honoring past Reds players, administrators and others once associated with the team.
	www.onfrozenpond.com /people-rhs.htm (409 words)

	Official site of the AHL powered by SLAM! Sports
		The Providence (R.I.) Journal reported on Wednesday the passing of former American Hockey League all-star forward Paul Larivee.
		Larivee spent 10 seasons in the AHL with the Providence Reds from 1952-62, recording 539 points (217 goals, 322 assists) in 570 games.
		A former team captain of the Reds, Larivee was a member of the organization's Hall of Fame and of the Rhode Island Reds Heritage Society.
	www.canoe.ca /AHLNews0312/10.html (218 words)

	Jimmy Bartlett Tribute Page
		Providence Reds AHL 50 28 19 47 110
		1956-57 Providence Reds AHL 63 21 22 43 105
		1957-58 Providence Reds AHL 59 25 21 46 86
	members.aol.com /jbjbtampa (326 words)

	New England Hockey Journal \| AHL Journal \| Leach Leads
		Yet, as one of the three oldest players on a very young team, Leach realizes his role involves not only what he does on the ice – because along with Jeremy Reich, he wears a ‘C’ on his jersey.
		For me, looking at the next level my role would be a stay-at-home defenseman who really doesn't get in trouble with the puck, and if need be, provide a little toughness.
		Cook coached the Providence Reds to two Calder Cup championships (1937, 1939).
	www.hockeyjournal.com /ahl/200611/20061115AHLJournal.htm (845 words)

	RI Auditorium
		It hosted the NBA’s Providence Steamrollers basketball team from 1946 until 1949, and the Providence Reds ice hockey team until the Providence Civic Center (now the Dunkin' Donuts Center) was opened in 1972.
		The next fall, the Providence Reds joined the Canadian-American Hockey League composed of the Philadelphia Arrows, Quebec Beavers, New Haven Eagles and Boston Bruin Cubs.
		Judge James E. Dooley, a leading sports figure at the famed Narragansett Racetrack on the Pawtucket-East Providence line, was founder of the first Reds team.
	www.artinruins.com /arch/historical/riauditorium (492 words)

	Smithfield Municipal Ice Rink
		We are the Home Ice of the Smithfield Figure Skating Club, the Northern Rhode Island Vikings, and the Smithfield High School, Johnston High School, North Providence High School, Ponaganset High School, and Scituate High School varsity hockey teams.
		The Ice Rink also provides public skating hours for the general public on Sundays 12pm – 2pm and adult public skating, for ages 18 and older, weekdays Tuesday and Friday 11am – 1pm.
		In addition we rent ice time for birthday parties for all ages and have a spacious conference room for rent to accommodate for all kinds of gatherings.
	www.smithfieldri.com /icerink.htm (258 words)

	Albany River Rats
		December 7, 2006 - The American Hockey League is mourning the death of George M. Sage, former owner of the AHL’s Providence Reds.
		Sage served as owner, chairman and president of the Reds between 1969 and 1976, and was a long-time member of the AHL’s Board of Governors, including honorary membership on the board for the last three decades.
		In 1972, he helped open the Providence Civic Center, now known as the Dunkin’ Donuts Center and home to the AHL’s Providence Bruins.
	www.albanyriverrats.com /news/?id=11513 (243 words)

	Official site of the AHL powered by SLAM! Sports
		Laviolette also led Providence to the 2000 Eastern Conference Finals, where the team came within one victory of a return trip to the Finals.
		Providence led the AHL with a 56-16-4-4 record and 120 points in '98-99.
		native engineered the largest single-season turnaround in AHL history (70 points), while bringing the Calder Cup to the city of Providence for the first time since the Providence Reds championship season of 1956.
	www.canoe.ca /AHLNews00-01/jul3_lav.html (512 words)

	New York Rangers goaltending history : Johnny Bower
		Named on the AHL First All-Star Team with the Providence Reds, 1956, 1957...
		Winner of the Harry Hap Holmes Memorial Award (AHL fewest GAA) with the Providence Reds, 1957...
		Led the AHL in GAA (2,37) with the Providence Reds, 1956-57...
	www.goaliesarchive.com /rangers/indexbower.html (317 words)

	The History of the AHL in Philadelphia
		To provide continuity and fan identification, a number of the top players of the NAHL Firebirds were also retained either by signing with the new club or being assigned by the NHL clubs who then owned their contracts.
		Reggie Lemelin was again provided by the Flyers and later briefly by the Atlanta Flames (with whom he had signed in 1978) before going on to a stellar 14-year NHL career with the Flames (in both Atlanta and Calgary) and Boston Bruins.
		With the victory over Providence the Phantoms were back to the Calder Cup Finals for the first time since 1998 where they would meet the Chicago Wolves, another powerhouse team that up until that point had breezed through the playoffs including a sweep of the Manitoba Moose in the Western Conference Finals.
	www.centpacrr.com /ahlphl (7547 words)

	ESPN.com: NHL - AHL expanding into Binghamton again
		Of the current 27 teams, 10 are in cities that have given the AHL more than one try.
		That list includes Providence (Reds and Bruins); Springfield (Indians and Falcons); Portland (Maine Mariners and Pirates); Quebec (Aces and Citadelles); Hamilton (Canucks and Bulldogs); Cincinnati (Mohawks, Swords and Mighty Ducks); Syracuse (Stars, Warriors, Eagles, Firebirds and Crunch); Cleveland (old Barons and new Barons); Philadelphia (Ramblers, Rockets, Firebirds and Phantoms); and Norfolk (Virginia Wings and Admirals).
		The addition of Binghamton, which beat out Indianapolis for the team, leaves the AHL two clubs short of its goal of 30, matching the NHL one for one.
	espn.go.com /nhl/columns/ballou_bill/1335883.html (920 words)

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