NSSHF Black History Month
Across
- 2. Boxer who became famous as "The Boston Tar-Baby".
- 3. Nova Scotian softball player that pitched the first no-hitter in Pan Am Games history in 1979.
- 4. Nova Scotian boxer known for beating Jackie "Kid" Carter for the lightweight championship in 1964.
- 6. The first black player to sign with an NHL team.
- 9. This ex-St. Mary's Huskies basketball player became one of very few Canadians drafted by the NBA.
- 10. Nova Scotian boxer known as "Tiger".
- 11. This Nova Scotian boxer won the Canadian Olympic Trials in 1980 but did not compete due to the Canadian boycott that year.
- 12. Football player who won two Super Bowl rings as a member of the Dallas Cowboys.
Down
- 1. He played in the CFL for 10 years.
- 3. During her career she established four Canadian track and field records.
- 4. Although he is inducted for boxing, this Nova Scotian Athlete excelled in softball, basketball, volleyball, baseball, track, and swimming.
- 5. World-Class boxing official who was respected for his fairness and impartial officiating.
- 7. In his 12 year boxing career, this Nova Scotian carved out a 69-10 record.
- 8. He was the first black man to win a boxing World Championship.
- 13. Nova Scotian boxer who was never counted out in a match.