by adminrevolutionca | Jan 24, 2022 | Inductees
Born April 30, 1927 on his father’s farm in Victoria, P.E.I., David MacGregor Boswell would quickly establish his lasting interest and proficiency in a variety of athletic competitions. By 1946 David Boswell was acknowledged to be one of Canada’s top quarter milers....
by adminrevolutionca | Jan 21, 2022 | Inductees
Master Athlete, builder of sport, volunteer, and model citizen – Phil Bower was all of the above and something more. His sport record reveals a steady string of achievements and successes despite the fact that he was blind. Philip Churchill Bower was born March 17,...
by adminrevolutionca | Jan 19, 2022 | Inductees
Byron Richard Brown was a man who devoted several decades of his life to Island sport. A member of the legendary Charlottetown Abbies athletics clubs prior to the Great War, he became involved mainly at the organizational and administrative level in later years. Born...
by adminrevolutionca | Jan 21, 2022 | Inductees
Evelyn Henry Brown, a true pioneer of distance swimming on P.E.I., was born on April 5, 1928 in Charlottetown. Raised on the shores of Keppoch, she became fond of swimming from a very early age, and conducted swimming classes every summer at her home. Evelyn was a...
by adminrevolutionca | Jan 19, 2022 | Inductees
George was born in Charlottetown on June 25, 1872. Life for most was hard at the time, but if you were black, it could be downright miserable. As a young teen, George had no plans to stick around, and as soon as opportunity presented itself, he left to start a new...
by adminrevolutionca | Jan 24, 2022 | Inductees
Charlie Cahill, at 21 the first Prince Edward Islander to play in the National Hockey League, was one of the select few who made that leap from an intermediate or a senior league. Born January 4, in P.E.I., Charles Cahill First learned the game of hockey in the old...
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