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DescriptionBoston Arenas.jpg |
English: Arena Hockey Club of Boston, Massachusetts in 1914–15. |
Date | c. 1914–15 |
Source | Spalding's Official Ice Hockey Guide 1916 pg. 18 |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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