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The 1919 Stanley Cup final in Seattle was abandoned in mid-series when an outbreak of Spanish influenza decimated the Montreal Canadians’ team. Each team had won two games, with one game tied. The Canadiens’ “Bad” Joe Hall, an eleven-year professional hockey veteran, was one of the infected players. He died in a Seattle hospital on April 5th, four days after authorities had called off the series.

Photograph of Joe Hall in his hockey gear, 1917

Joe Hall, 1917

Dolan, Edward F. The National Hockey League -- Toronto : Smithbooks, 1994. P. 29


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