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team after his experiences at St. Michael's. Bauer said that, "We try to give our players a well-rounded education, not merely ice skills but mental and moral conditioning as well". He stated that, "If you can improve the boy as a person he will improve as a hockey player". As a member of the
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said, "I know that had I not played for Father Bauer, I would never have made it to the NHL. He taught me the discipline and the skills that were lacking. Father Bauer was very involved in the mental, physical and spiritual well-being of all his players. He truly was like a father to this whole group
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broke his stick and tossed it aside. The broken end of the stick went towards the
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stated that, "Bauer's influence on me knows no bounds. Although he knew the game inside and out, he was more concerned with the human spirit. He had such an inner strength. And it rubbed off on me. I was blessed to have met him, while he walked among us. Bauer taught us more than a game, but how to
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at age 15, but declined on the advice of his father to complete a proper education. The experience of not pursuing his dream of playing professional hockey was traumatic for Bauer, who then committed himself to look for more meaning in life and play a role in world peace. After he served as captain
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Bauer arranged a training camp six months in length to build teamwork and systems with 150 junior and college players attending. He felt that a lot of work was needed to improve the talent level to win at the Olympics, and struggled to retain talent in competition with professional teams signing
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was incorporated in 1968, and the took over management of the national team from the Canadian Hockey Foundation in 1969. Bauer was appointed a member of the board of directors, which decided at its first meeting to make the eligibility of professionals at the World Championships its priority for
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for the Hamber Cup, which they had never won since the trophy was established in 1950. The Thunderbirds won their first Hamber cup in a two-game series including a 3–2 overtime loss and a 3–1 victory. Bauer led the Thunderbirds to eight wins, one loss and one tie in the regular season to win the
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celebrations in 1967, Bauer hoped that the rejection of the bid would inspire more support from the Government of Canada and the Canadian public to restore national pride in hockey. In April 1966, Bauer said, "Our biggest problem is the task of making Canadian out of all of us. We have to start
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described Bauer as, "The kindly Roman Catholic priest who brought a reluctant Canadian hockey fraternity into the modern age of international play with his concept of a national team". Canada's national team was called "the most nobly conceived of all Canadian hockey enterprises" in the book
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during game three on the series, and stated that the losses were indicative of domestic hockey issues in Canada, and that we could learn from the Soviets instead of underrating their abilities. Bauer hoped that the series would promote unity in Canada and better international relationships.
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medal based on the goal differential in the three games among the tied countries. When they attended the presentation of the Olympic medals, they were disappointed to learn they had finished in fourth place based on goal differential of all seven games played. The players and CAHA president
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became general manager of the Thunderbirds and made the financial and academic arrangements for the players to get to Vancouver. The university had no rink of its own at the time, and used Kerrisdale Arena or the North Shore Winter Club's curling rink for practice, with games played at the
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made a last-minute change to the tie-breaking rules to take away a medal from Canada. Bauer transitioned into managing the national team when the program relocated to Winnipeg in 1965, and assembled teams that won the bronze medal at the 1966 and 1967 World Championships, and the
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during World War II. The close-knit atmosphere promoting team bonding, as did a group effort to fix and renovate the house. Bauer recruited a German housekeeper named Ma Byers from a local restaurant in Vancouver to cook and act as a mother figure to the players.
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Scholarships awarded by St. Michael's College School and the University of British Columbia are named for Bauer. Funds from the sale of the Bauer's family cottage were donated to endow the Quest Program to assist in communicating faith by electronic means at the
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than their studies. Despite that seven of the players had dropped out of their courses and nine others completed less than half of their courses, Bauer felt it possible to find other methods to prevent academic impacts for the students on the national team.
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Bauer travelled with the team regularly on international tours during the late 1960s. He attracted a following as a priest in Europe, and conducted mass at various locations including motels with a portable altar, a chapel within the
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Bauer was against the use of professionals at the World Championships. His participation in the national team ended in 1969, when Canada was granted permission by the IIHF to use a limited number of professionals while hosting the
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in the Ottawa National Defence Hockey League and then briefly with the Windsor Spitfires in the Windsor City Hockey League. He enrolled at the University of Toronto upon release from the Army. His playing career ended with the
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agreed that the correct decision was made despite the accusations. At the same meeting, Bauer was given approval to continue the national team program and transitioned from coaching into a managing and advisory role.
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for athletics at St. Michael's College School. He also played golf, tennis, baseball and was the quarterback on the for St. Michael's football team. The school had an undefeated football season in his senior year.
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Bauer remained involved with hockey while serving on the directorate of Canada's National Health & Fitness Council, and continued in an advisory role to hockey coaches and players at UBC. He offered advice to
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Rick Noonan stated, "The fact that father was a Basilian priest, he used to worry about that a lot, that people would misinterpret that he was trying to turn everyone into a Catholic. But really, he was very
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when it was established in 1967. He was appointed an officer of the Order of Canada on July 6, 1967, for his contribution to ice hockey and the Canadian national team. The formal investiture was made by the
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when professionals were allowed to participate. In October 1977, at a House of Commons and Senate committee studying Canada's role in international hockey, Bauer urged for a plan to be put into place for
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reported that consensus at the time was "for Canada to embark on a radical new course", even if it included establishing a team of university students to represent Canada at international hockey events.
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on November 9, 1988. He was remembered with services at St. Basil's Church in Toronto, and St. Louis Church in Waterloo, and was interred in the family plot in Mount Hope Cemetery in Waterloo.
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wrote about the players being starving scholar athletes. Bauer also arranged for the national team players to give back to the community in exchange for better funding from politicians.
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Bauer frowned upon the use of foul language or fisticuffs, and wanted his players to be gentlemanly. He stressed discipline, teamwork and fair play. According to national team manager
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in Calgary which was named for him in 1986 and served as a training facility for the Canadian national team. He is also the namesake of a street named Father Bauer Drive in Waterloo.
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After it was announced the Bauer was coaching, more players wanted to join the team in addition to Bauer beginning a recruitment program across Canada. UBC physical education teacher
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Bauer kept a regular schedule for the team which attended classes in the day time, practiced late in the afternoon, and studied later in the evening. Most of the team lived on the
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to avoid setting up the country and players for embarrassment. Hockey Canada named Bauer to be the managing director of the Olympic team that was still restricted to amateurs.
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program in September 1963, and sought players with athletic and academic morals committed to their studies and training. He prepared the players for the larger international
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were named to coach the national team. Bauer chose to let the coaches do the coaching, but assigned them reading material on subjects he wanted instilled into the players.
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Canada went on to win by a 3–1 score, and Bauer forgave Öberg for the incident. On the next day, Bauer invited Öberg to sit with him while watching the Soviet Union play
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improving the national team. Hockey Canada successfully secured funding from the Government of Canada for the national team to travel to the
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the Memorial Cup. St. Michael's could no longer justify participation in the top tier of the OHA and chose to withdraw from the
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improve only by playing our professionals". He was interviewed on television by
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in October 1941. The highest level of hockey he had played at the time was as a
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on September 2, 1972, giving reasons why he expected total victory in the 1972
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3216:"Roger Bourbonnais: A man who knows the burden of carrying a country's hopes"
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Father Bauer and the Great Experiment: The Genesis of Canadian Olympic Hockey
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on personal growth and being disciplined on the ice were welcomed within the
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1958:, after he had pancreatic surgery in July 1988. He died at the hospital in
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After the official announcement on June 6, 1961, Bauer placed his protégé
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Canada versus the Soviet Union at the 1967 Ice Hockey World Championships
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for two seasons from 1942 to 1944. He excelled as a student, played as a
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All of Bauer's brothers played ice hockey and won a league championship.
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champion team since it met the amateur eligibility requirements for the
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in philosophy in 1949. His influences as a student included philosopher
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While attending the 1968 Winter Olympic Games, Bauer was approached by
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Majors finished in second place during the season, then defeated the
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which opened in 1963 at the University of British Columbia, and the
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to be seeded in Group A. Bauer's team followed with an 8–0 win over
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236:. He coached multiple levels of hockey at St. Michael's, sat on the
211:(November 2, 1924 – November 9, 1988) was a Canadian
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was the host location of the 1973 Ice Hockey World Championships.
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during the 1945–46 season after he began studies for priesthood.
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on November 24, 1944, and assigned to Basic Training Unit 12 in
3916:"Kitchener duo to be inducted into Ontario Sports Hall of Fame"
1998:
Bauer had an impact on players for the Canadian national team.
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for his school team. He was offered a contract to play for the
468:(NHL) and attended training camp for the Boston Bruins held in
2618:"Fr. David Bauer was a man of the cloth, a priest of the rink"
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The Memorial Cup: Canada's National Junior Hockey Championship
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Canada versus the Netherlands at the 1980 Winter Olympic Games
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Bauer spent his last months resting at the family cottage in
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Bauer assembled a mix of veteran and student players for the
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Bauer is the namesake of two hockey arenas, including the
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The CAHA agreed to return to international play as of the
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someplace and we have to help our own Canadian athletes".
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in 1935. Jerry and Ray won a league championship with the
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in 1965, and relocated the program to a new home base in
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Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union men's ice hockey
575:. All of his brothers completed military service during
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on November 24, 1967. Bauer was inducted into both the
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Point Grey campus of the University of British Columbia
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500,000 in funding necessary to build a new arena. The
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in six games and won the school's fourth Memorial Cup.
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for two seasons and led them to the finals at the 1963
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The foundation of the national team was featured in a
2209:. Vol. One. Toronto, Ontario: Chimo Publishing.
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It's Our Game: Celebrating 100 Years Of Hockey Canada
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clip, and Bauer was subject of the biographical book
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Western Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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David William Bauer was born on November 2, 1924, in
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Academic staff of the University of British Columbia
3640:"Bauer, Father David – Biography – Honoured Builder"
3896:. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. May 12, 1997. p. 23
3140:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. January 21, 1963. p. 18.
1944:at the time and recommended another coach instead.
1381:gave its approval to the proposal in October 1962.
3382:. Brandon, Manitoba. February 10, 1964. p. 7.
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3497:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. March 15, 1965. p. 20.
1878:After the Olympics, Bauer gave an interview with
1678:lost the final game and earned the bronze medal.
1432:surface, and differences from the North American
1069:. Bauer earned his teaching certificate from the
287:champion team being selected. He established the
228:, he became ordained as a Catholic priest in the
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3416:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. March 5, 1964. p. 43.
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2562:"Spotlight – One on One with Father David Bauer"
2016:Bauer was among the inaugural appointees of the
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1377:funding provided towards board and tuition. The
295:surface and differences from the North American
3888:"Six Canadians go to International Hockey Hall"
3810:"Learning how Russia changed the Canadian game"
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2976:"UBC hockey says goodbye to Father Bauer Arena"
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4054:Austria men's national ice hockey team coaches
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4059:Canada men's national ice hockey team coaches
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2385:. Waterloo Region Generations. Archived from
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4044:20th-century Canadian Roman Catholic priests
3861:"Order of Canada: David Bauer, O.C., c.s.b."
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1705:to coach the second team which was based in
1509:was played from January 27 to February 9 at
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540:Bauer and the Majors were finalists for the
386:. His great-grandparents had emigrated from
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3491:"Canada should forget next year says Bauer"
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1627:The CAHA merged the national team into the
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1045:to study for the priesthood, then took his
1041:in 1946, and entered the novitiate for the
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4159:University of St. Michael's College alumni
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1277:. They lost the championship game for the
1169:Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series
1049:on September 12, 1947. He returned to the
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417:. As a youth, Bauer played pond hockey in
39:
3998:"New book explores Father Bauer's legacy"
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2155:Lapp, Richard M.; Macaulay, Alec (1997).
2036:Bauer was posthumously inducted into the
2003:have faith in ourselves to be the best".
1673:, Bauer expressed his frustrations about
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1210:The Basilian fathers reassigned Bauer to
4154:Toronto Varsity Blues ice hockey players
4124:Ice hockey people from Waterloo, Ontario
3843:Office of the Governor General of Canada
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3410:"Canadian Team Paid High Personal Price"
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604:Regular season and playoffs statistics.
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4109:Deaths from pancreatic cancer in Canada
4069:Canadian Army personnel of World War II
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2661:Brown & Attersley (1978), pp. 23–24
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1451:in a house which had previously been a
1317:Bauer and his brother Ray attended the
1080:near Waterloo. Bauer was ordained as a
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3808:Anderson, Glenn (September 28, 2012).
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1861:ice hockey at the 1980 Winter Olympics
1828:Austria men's national ice hockey team
1711:ice hockey at the 1968 Winter Olympics
1507:Ice hockey at the 1964 Winter Olympics
1419:ice hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics
1260:to play an exhibition game versus the
326:Austria men's national ice hockey team
3672:McKinley, Michael (2014), pp. 162–165
3616:McKinley, Michael (2014), pp. 159–160
3439:"Non-Skater Top Expert On Ice Hockey"
3376:"Special Gold Medal Awarded To Bauer"
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2276:"Honoured Member: Father David Bauer"
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2120:Father Bauer and The Great Experiment
2044:in the builder category in 1997, the
2033:as a builder for ice hockey in 1973.
2011:
1757:on selecting a Canadian team for the
1262:Soviet Union national ice hockey team
599:
289:Canada men's national ice hockey team
114:Canada men's national ice hockey team
4149:Toronto St. Michael's Majors players
4144:Toronto St. Michael's Majors coaches
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3160:
2974:Tsumura, Howard (February 6, 2008).
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1985:
1934:China men's national ice hockey team
3349:O'Connor, Joe (February 14, 2018).
3214:Hawthorn, Tom (February 22, 2010).
3172:Hawthorn, Tom (February 20, 2004).
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1938:1981 Ice Hockey World Championships
1856:1977 Ice Hockey World Championships
1832:1973 Ice Hockey World Championships
1743:1970 Ice Hockey World Championships
1722:1969 Ice Hockey World Championships
1696:1967 Ice Hockey World Championships
1671:1966 Ice Hockey World Championships
1648:1965 Ice Hockey World Championships
1556:International Ice Hockey Federation
1350:Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
1327:1949 Ice Hockey World Championships
1319:1962 Ice Hockey World Championships
1051:University of St. Michael's College
947:University of Toronto Varsity Blues
594:University of Toronto Varsity Blues
544:in 1943–44 season, but lost to the
330:1973 Ice Hockey World Championships
305:International Ice Hockey Federation
269:Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
93:University of St. Michael's College
13:
3445:. Peace River, Alberta. p. 4.
2817:Lapp & Macaulay (1997), p. 121
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2159:. Madeira Park, British Columbia:
2105:Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
1131:St. Michael's College School arena
14:
4170:
4084:Canadian people of German descent
3996:Ward, Marshall (April 25, 2017).
1417:Thunderbird Sports Centre during
404:Catholic Women's League of Canada
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3750:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 228–229
3711:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 187–188
3690:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 219–221
3663:McKinley, Michael (2014), p. 160
3607:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 191–195
3532:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 149–150
3523:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 135–136
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3471:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 124–127
3462:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 121–123
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3399:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 121–122
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3334:McKinley, Michael (2014), p. 148
3310:McKinley, Michael (2014), p. 147
3278:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 102–103
3260:McKinley, Michael (2014), p. 144
3251:McKinley, Michael (2014), p. 146
3174:"It Was Almost a Miracle on Ice"
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2713:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 274–275
2490:Young, Scott (1989), pp. 246–247
2369:McKinley, Michael (2014), p. 142
2207:A History of the Oshawa Generals
2097:Father David Bauer Olympic Arena
1932:Bauer was invited to assist the
1916:
1907:
503:to play hockey. Bauer served as
358:Father David Bauer Olympic Arena
348:. He was made an officer of the
256:(UBC) in 1961, then coached the
182:Father David Bauer Olympic Arena
4134:Officers of the Order of Canada
4039:20th-century Canadian educators
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2616:Oliver, Greg (March 26, 2017).
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2303:Clowes, G.G. (August 5, 2008).
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1824:Austrian Ice Hockey Association
1747:International Olympic Committee
1595:National team from 1965 to 1969
1358:ice hockey at the Olympic Games
1198:St. Mark's and the Thunderbirds
1096:St. Michael's teacher and coach
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625:
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460:Student life and playing career
275:players to represent Canada in
3940:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 48–51
3199:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 94–96
3034:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 26–34
2964:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 91–93
2955:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 87–90
2826:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 70–71
2799:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 60–62
2748:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 56–58
2688:Oliver, Greg (2017), pp. 43–44
2560:Shea, Kevin (March 13, 2009).
2445:
2401:
2229:100 Years of Dropping the Puck
2048:Hall of Fame in 2009, and the
1867:amateur players to contracts.
1362:Ice Hockey World Championships
1333:, and Bobby Bauer coached the
1216:University of British Columbia
1186:. The team was transferred to
281:Ice Hockey World Championships
254:University of British Columbia
1:
4119:Hockey Hall of Fame inductees
4104:Deaths from cancer in Ontario
3849:(published December 15, 2004)
2946:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 76–78
2383:"Sir Edgar Joseph John Bauer"
2250:
1784:Coaching in Japan and Austria
1620:, a noted pilgrimage site in
464:Bauer aspired to play in the
373:
352:, and is the namesake of the
4079:Canadian ice hockey forwards
2305:"Father David William Bauer"
2280:Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
2031:Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
1728:National team goes on hiatus
1388:physical education director
1379:Canadian Olympic Association
1104:St. Michael's College School
1071:Ontario College of Education
941:
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818:Toronto St. Michael's Majors
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728:Toronto St. Michael's Majors
682:Toronto St. Michael's Majors
674:
579:; Bobby and Ray were in the
509:Toronto St. Michael's Majors
501:St. Michael's College School
334:Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
234:St. Michael's College School
224:for two seasons and won the
222:Toronto St. Michael's Majors
151:Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
119:Toronto St. Michael's Majors
102:Catholic priest and educator
7:
4129:IIHF Hall of Fame inductees
4074:Canadian ice hockey coaches
3961:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 247
3798:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 246
3780:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 253
3771:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 245
3759:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 235
3741:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 227
3732:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 226
3723:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 189
3702:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 185
3681:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 223
3553:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 157
3544:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 204
3514:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 202
3322:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 120
3296:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 107
3287:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 104
3239:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 113
3157:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 108
3098:. Maclean's. Archived from
3078:Young, Scott (1989), p. 247
2050:Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
1805:Japan Ice Hockey Federation
1610:Embassy of France in Moscow
1471:. The team was assisted by
1335:Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen
1273:championship tournament in
1192:Toronto Neil McNeil Maroons
1033:St. Basil's Church, Toronto
901:Royal Canadian Postal Corps
589:Royal Canadian Postal Corps
550:Eastern Canada championship
415:St. Jerome's College School
346:Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
166:Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
10:
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3865:Governor General of Canada
3443:Peace River Record Gazette
3057:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 82
3043:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 81
3025:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 25
3004:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 80
2937:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 83
2928:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 75
2916:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 74
2904:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 73
2790:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 69
2778:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 64
2766:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 58
2757:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 62
2739:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 50
2725:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 48
2704:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 46
2679:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 55
2670:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 39
2652:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 38
2643:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 36
2597:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 37
2511:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 35
2499:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 11
2407:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 12
2360:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 10
2178:McKinley, Michael (2014).
2023:Governor General of Canada
1529:, and an 8–6 win over the
1323:Colorado Springs, Colorado
1296:opened in September 1963.
1159:. The Majors defeated the
1122:Ontario Hockey Association
444:. Bobby and Frank won the
421:with friends who included
303:, amidst accusations that
277:ice hockey at the Olympics
248:. Bauer was reassigned to
242:Ontario Hockey Association
4099:Congregation of St. Basil
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3123:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 3
3066:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 5
3016:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 1
2467:. Waterloo Public Library
2451:Oliver, Greg (2017), p. 9
2335:"Rev William David Bauer"
2309:The Canadian Encyclopedia
2055:
1842:1980 Winter Olympic Games
1822:Bauer was invited by the
1533:. During the game versus
1494:1964 Winter Olympic Games
1409:National team development
1294:Thunderbird Sports Centre
1043:Congregation of St. Basil
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230:Congregation of St. Basil
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4089:Canadian sports builders
3134:"Four Months To Prepare"
2233:McClelland & Stewart
1893:Father David Bauer, 1980
1473:Canadian Pacific Railway
1300:International ice hockey
1190:and became known as the
581:Royal Canadian Air Force
494:Father David Bauer, 1971
485:something more in life.
408:Our Lady of Mount Carmel
4139:Oshawa Generals players
4114:Hockey Canada personnel
3949:Glass Steel and Stone:
2885:UBC Sports Hall of Fame
2432:Waterloo Public Library
1759:1972 Winter Universiade
1188:Neil McNeil High School
1088:in Toronto by Cardinal
1025:Entering the priesthood
2850:BC Hockey Hall of Fame
2080:
1995:
1994:Glenn Anderson in 2008
1896:
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1830:in Group B during the
1796:
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1641:University of Manitoba
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1305:National team proposal
1281:by a 3–2 score to the
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466:National Hockey League
396:Order of St. Sylvester
379:
3951:UBC Thunderbird Arena
2623:The Catholic Register
2132:Oliver, Greg (2017).
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1488:Melville Millionaires
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1386:University of Alberta
1312:
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1180:Metro Junior A League
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1084:on June 29, 1953, at
1055:University of Toronto
1032:
542:J. Ross Robertson Cup
535:
517:
487:
470:Hershey, Pennsylvania
450:Kitchener Greenshirts
400:Waterloo City Council
371:
364:Early life and family
3972:"Father David Bauer"
3837:(October 30, 2004),
3569:"Father David Bauer"
2881:"Father David Bauer"
2846:"Father David Bauer"
2572:on November 27, 2017
2462:"Sir Edgar J. Bauer"
2425:"Father David Bauer"
2337:. Region of Waterloo
2231:. Toronto, Ontario:
2182:. Toronto, Ontario:
2136:. Toronto, Ontario:
2109:Wilcox, Saskatchewan
1949:1984 Winter Olympics
1899:Later life and death
1343:1960 Winter Olympics
1339:1956 Winter Olympics
1266:Alberta Golden Bears
1233:which played in the
1222:and the chaplain at
406:and a member of the
318:1980 Winter Olympics
314:1968 Winter Olympics
301:1964 Winter Olympics
3847:Media > Speeches
3414:Winnipeg Free Press
3138:Winnipeg Free Press
3094:(October 6, 1962).
2879:Hume, Fred (1996).
2038:Hockey Hall of Fame
1970:Coaching philosophy
1793:Eisstadion Liebenau
1659:Canadian Centennial
1618:Mariatrost Basilica
1603:Mariatrost Basilica
1469:James A. Richardson
1453:transmitter station
1329:as a member of the
1279:CIAU University Cup
1224:St. Paul's Hospital
616:Regular Season
585:Royal Canadian Navy
583:, Jerry was in the
559:Bauer received two
536:Memorial Cup trophy
338:Hockey Hall of Fame
262:CIAU University Cup
201:David William Bauer
156:Hockey Hall of Fame
4002:Waterloo Chronicle
3922:. February 9, 2018
3835:Clarkson, Adrienne
3573:1972 Summit Series
3220:The Globe and Mail
2161:Harbour Publishing
2093:Father Bauer Arena
2081:
2066:Hockey Is Our Game
2061:The Canadian Press
2012:Honours and awards
1996:
1881:The Globe and Mail
1852:
1803:, chairman of the
1797:
1738:
1691:
1605:
1537:, opposing player
1504:
1425:UBC Thunderbirds.
1422:
1315:
1283:McMaster Marauders
1212:St. Mark's College
1208:
1206:St. Mark's College
1184:1961–62 OHA season
1161:Edmonton Oil Kings
1151:then travelled to
1140:1960–61 OHA season
1133:
1106:
1086:St. Basil's Church
1067:Christopher Dawson
1035:
600:Playing statistics
538:
380:
354:Father Bauer Arena
250:St. Mark's College
187:Father Bauer Arena
3644:Legends of Hockey
2566:Legends of Hockey
2193:978-0-670-06817-3
2147:978-1-77041-249-1
2042:IIHF Hall of Fame
1986:Impact on players
1964:pancreatic cancer
1960:Goderich, Ontario
1956:Bayfield, Ontario
1801:Yoshiaki Tsutsumi
1568:Marshall Johnston
1558:(IIHF) president
1525:, a 6–2 win over
1521:, a 4–2 win over
1275:Kingston, Ontario
1258:Toronto Marlboros
1254:senior ice hockey
1220:dean of residence
1157:1961 Memorial Cup
1118:junior ice hockey
1116:Bauer sat on the
1022:
1021:
859:Windsor Spitfires
554:1944 Memorial Cup
552:and then won the
446:1934 Memorial Cup
427:George Hainsworth
392:Buffalo, New York
384:Waterloo, Ontario
342:IIHF Hall of Fame
273:senior ice hockey
246:1961 Memorial Cup
238:junior ice hockey
226:1944 Memorial Cup
195:
194:
161:IIHF Hall of Fame
81:Goderich, Ontario
62:Waterloo, Ontario
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2389:on March 4, 2016
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2203:Attersley, Bobby
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2122:by Greg Oliver.
2116:Heritage Minutes
1920:
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1894:
1810:culture of Japan
1665:Bauer recruited
1629:Winnipeg Maroons
1539:Carl-Göran Öberg
1502:Carl-Göran Öberg
1434:ice hockey rules
1231:UBC Thunderbirds
1120:council for the
1063:Jacques Maritain
1059:Bachelor of Arts
607:
573:Chatham, Ontario
528:
495:
454:Waterloo Siskins
440:playing for the
390:to Waterloo via
378:
375:
372:Edgar J. Bauer,
297:ice hockey rules
258:UBC Thunderbirds
240:council for the
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73:November 9, 1988
58:November 2, 1924
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2018:Order of Canada
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1390:Maury Van Vliet
1307:
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1247:Vancouver Forum
1200:
1155:to play in the
1149:Moncton Beavers
1098:
1082:Catholic priest
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772:Oshawa Generals
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561:varsity letters
546:Oshawa Generals
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