Versions:.Presented with discussion in Window on Canada No. 59: Is Commercialism Changing Canadian Sport?, title code: 106B 0155 150.

Director, Leslie McFarlane ; script, Leslie McFarlane ; producer, Nicholas Balla ; photography, Donald Wilder ; sound, Clarke Daprato ; editing, Marion Meadows ; sound editing, Dino Di Campo.

Recorded 1953.

Hockey from the inside out, showing why it is an exciting spectator sport and Canada's most popular national game. From the Pee-Wee division to the Bantam league, from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to the big-league professional stars, the film climbs the ladder, showing what it takes to make a hockey player--stick-handling ability, skating speed, science, strategy, expert coaches, and expensive equipment. And from east to west, the close identification of fans with players is evident in the excited cries, not of "They've won," but of "We've won!".

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Second Prize - Category: Documentary on Sport and Physical Education, 1953

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).