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Inside the game : the stories behind Nova Scotia's sports headlines

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  • Publisher:
    Nimbus Publishing, 2011
    Note: This book was produced thanks to support from the Government of Canada's Social Development Partnerships Program - Disability Component.

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  • Author: Cochrane, Chris
    Date:
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    2011
    Summary:

    “Many of Nova Scotia's best sports stories have never entirely been told, at least not to the extent they deserve.” In Inside the Game, sports columnist Chris Cochrane goes beyond the headlines to tell the real stories behind ten of the province's most memorable sporting events and achievements: Clyde Gray's boxing battles with the young, brash Chris Clark; NHL player Bill Riley's persistence in the face of racism; Andrew Haley's stunning performance at the 1996 Paralympic Games; and the surprising break-up of Colleen Jones' curling rink, one of Canada's all-time greatest teams-in any sport. Covering a range of sports (including hockey, billiards, boxing, harness racing) from the l960s to today, Inside the Game is an accessible, engaging read from a talented sports writer. Includes over thirty photos.

    Subject(s): Sports | Nova Scotia
    Original Publisher: Halifax, Nimbus
    Language(s): English