Today In Black History: Rural Ontario Black Hockey Line Broke Barriers
Howard Sheffield, Arthur Lowe and Gary Smith dazzled crowds on a line together for the Mount Forest Redmen, an intermediate hockey team in a small Ontario town. Reports say the…
Howard Sheffield, Arthur Lowe and Gary Smith dazzled crowds on a line together for the Mount Forest Redmen, an intermediate hockey team in a small Ontario town. Reports say the three were skilled players and packed arenas wherever they played. Somewhere along the way, they earned the nickname the Black Flashes. (CBC Canadian News)
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