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Who made up hockey?
Hockey was created in Canada
What are the differences of us hockey and Canadian hockey?
well canadians created hockey so they are usually better
Where was hockey created?
hockey was created in the great country of canada where they used to play just on ponds and without the pads on players you see today.
When was Union Pacific FEF Series created?
Union Pacific FEF Series was created in 1937.
When was Run This Town Series created?
Run This Town Series was created on 2010-01-10.
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