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HHF
(redirected from Hockey Hall of Fame)

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HHFHaitian Health Foundation (Norwich, CT)
HHFHockey Hall of Fame
HHFHigh-Heat Flux
HHFHyper-High Frequency
HHFHappyHour Films
HHFHunter Harley Fest (motorcycle rally)
HHFHandHeld File Format
HHFHard House Federation
HHFHungry Hungry Felhounds
HHFHardest-Hit Fund (financial assistance program; various locations)
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I am sure it will be a fun occasion for everyone, and we can then round off the night by inducting Hilton Ruggles into the British Ice Hockey Hall of Fame.
Warriors' double signing swoop by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Three star-studded Canadians, who were members of the 2002 Detroit Red Wings championship team, were named to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
Hull, Yzerman head 2009 list of Hall of Fame inductees by AFP / AFP American Edition
n FORMER Coventry Blaze star Hilton Ruggles has been inducted in the British Ice Hockey Hall of Fame.
Goalie over the bar; ICE HOCKEY: New Blaze netminder Hirsch to meet ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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