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Boxing
CBC Radio describes the blow-by-blow action from ringside. - Radio, 29:05
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March 29, 1966
Ali v. Chuvalo
Radio
29:05
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With events like "knuckle hop", "ear pull" and "sledge jump", the Arctic Winter Games are more than just another international athletic competition. The best of the North compete in ancient native games alongside hockey and curling as part of the biannual event. The Games began in 1970 as a way for folks living north of the 55th parallel to compete on their own turf. It has since evolved into a sporting and cultural extravaganza where throat singers and dog mushers help preserve the distinct northern way of life.
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Topic spans: 1967-2002
Arctic Winter Games
Topic
3 television clips
6 radio clips
Olympics
Figure skating champ and 1948 Olympian Barbara Ann Scott is profiled in 1964. - Television, 11:06
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Jan. 2, 1964
Barbara Ann Scott: Canada's Sweetheart
Television
11:06
Baseball
Beachville, Ontario claims to be the "real" home of baseball. Today is the anniversary of the first documented game, played here in 1838. - Television, 5:44
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June 6, 1988
Baseball's 'real home' celebrates game's 150th anniversary
Television
5:44
Hockey
"Bashing Bill Barilko" has just scored the game-winning goal to win the Stanley Cup. - Radio, 0:38
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Dec. 31, 1951
'Bashing' Bill Barilko is missing
Radio
0:38
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In 1891 at a YMCA Training School in Springfield, Mass., a Canadian athletic instructor invented a simple game involving a ball tossed into a peach basket. It would take nearly a century for basketball to gain worldwide prominence and develop its own culture, fashion and vibe. Along the way, Canadians have played a huge role in popularizing the sport, on the street, in gyms and in the professional ranks. From a phenomenal women's team from Edmonton, to the rise of the Raptors and Grizzlies, to names like Rautins, Nash and Triano, CBC Digital Archives dribbles through a history of basketball in Canada.
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Topic spans: 1957-2009
Basketball in Canada: From Naismith To Nash
Topic
25 television clips
2 radio clips
Baseball
Toronto welcomes big league baseball to the great white north as the Blue Jays win a freezing home opener. - Radio, 1:36
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April 7, 1977
Blue Jays home opener
Radio
1:36
Boxing
Canada's man gets his shot at 'The Greatest.' - Radio, 29:04
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March 29, 1966
Chuvalo fights Ali
Radio
29:04
Hockey
With the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins facing off once again in a meeting of historic Eastern Conference rivals, the CBC Digital Archives looks back at key players and performances of the past. Revisit some classic Habs-Bruins matchups, as well as interviews with team legends Maurice Richard, Guy Lafleur and Ken Dryden of the Canadiens, and Willie O'Ree, who broke hockey's colour barrier with the 1958 Boston Bruins.
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Classic Rivals: Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins
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5 television clips
1 radio clips
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It may be an extremely popular sport worldwide, but the outlook for cricket in Canada is uncertain. - Television, 2:52
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Aug. 23, 1994
Does cricket have a future in Canada?
Television
2:52
Hockey
From the frozen ponds of rural Saskatchewan to hockey's big league in the Motor City, Gordie Howe was perhaps the game's most dominant player of his era. From 1946 to 1971 he was the star right winger for the Detroit Red Wings, setting league records and winning the Stanley Cup four times. CBC Archives presents a selection of clips about the man fans know as "Mr. Hockey."
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Topic spans: 1963-1979
Gordie Howe: Mr. Hockey
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4 television clips
2 radio clips
Hockey
Harold Ballard, the much-despised owner of Maple Leaf Gardens and the Toronto Maple Leafs, is convicted of 47 charges of theft and fraud. - Television, 2:10
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Aug. 15, 1972
Harold Ballard convicted of fraud
Television
2:10
Hockey
In 1994 the star centre looks back on his career with the Montreal Canadiens. - Television, 10:23
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Oct. 31, 1994
Jean Béliveau, hockey's gentle giant
Television
10:23
Olympics
Calgary kicks off the biggest, most elaborate Winter Olympics ever. - Television, 8:59
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Feb. 12, 1988
Let the Games begin!
Television
8:59
Olympics
It is a world first. Standing four feet 11 1/2 inches tall, weighing 86 pounds, a 14-year-old Romanian vaults in to the history books on July 18, 1976. - Radio, 7:14
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July 19, 1976
Little Nadia vaults to Olympic history
Radio
7:14
Baseball
Play ball! From the impromptu games of "town ball" in the 1800s, through Jackie Robinson's Montreal Royals to the Expos and Blue Jays, Canadians have always been infatuated with baseball. But getting big league teams to come to Canada proved harder than hitting a grand slam. It took decades of persuading, promoting, wheeling and dealing, but eventually America's favourite pastime found a home in the great white north.
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Topic spans: 1838-1977
Major League Baseball Comes to Canada
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8 television clips
13 radio clips
Swimming
It's September 1954 and 16-year-old Marilyn Bell conquers Lake Ontario to emerge a celebrity. - Radio, 3:06
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Sept. 9, 1954
Marilyn Bell swims Lake Ontario
Radio
3:06
Hockey
Seven years after the Molson family sold the NHL team, the brewery buys back into hockey for $20 million. - Television, 1:42
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Aug. 4, 1978
Molson buys Montreal Canadiens
Television
1:42
Hockey
Three colours, 24 Stanley Cups, over 3,000 victories, millions of fans – and 100 years. In 2009 the Montreal Canadiens celebrate their centennial as one of hockey's most legendary teams. The Habs have made Montrealers proud, but they are beloved far beyond their hometown for their star players and impressive records. CBC Digital Archives pays tribute to the bleu, blanc et rouge with 14 remarkable moments in Habs history.
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Topic spans: 1937-2002
Montreal Canadiens at 100
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14 television clips
Baseball
After beating the Mets on opening day in New York, the Montreal Expos stun the Cardinals at Montreal's Jarry Park. - Television, 2:03
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Jan. 2, 1970
Montreal Expos play first home game
Television
2:03
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