Frederick Page was a Canadian ice hockey administrator and ice hockey referee. He originated from Port Arthur, Ontario, where he played junior ice hockey, refereed locally and later at the Memorial Cu
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Page refereed the first game played at the Fort William Gardens (pictured) when it opened on March 6, 1951.
Page refereed in the Memorial Cup competition (trophy pictured) in 1958, and as CAHA president suspended the Canadian Major Junior Hockey League from competing for the trophy.
Page refereed in the Allan Cup (trophy pictured) competition in 1958, and as CAHA president in 1968, arranged for the first games in the United States.
Earl Phillip Dawson was a Canadian ice hockey administrator, politician and civil servant. As president of the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association, Dawson reversed the decline of hockey in rural Manit
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…which upheld the NHL's junior age limit of 20, but also agreed to ask the NHL for age 21. His term as past president expired on May 29, 1971, when Earl Dawson assumed the role. The CAHA then passed a by-law to give life membership to all past presidents. Page continued to attend CAHA meetings as a life member…
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City Hall in St. Boniface, hometown of Dawson
Dawson had multiple disputes with the Flin Flon Bombers (team jersey pictured) while he was president of the MAHA.