Nedder Hurley was from Halifax, Nova Scotia. In the early 1920s he was a superb goalie with the Halifax Crescents Hockey Club. Nedder”s hockey career led him to play for a team in Minneapolis and finally for the Boston Maples. After retiring as a player, Nedder turned to coaching hockey, with his first assignment being the 1930 Boston College team. Nedder later returned to Halifax and coached the Haligonians of the Nova Scotia Hockey League. Hurley”s most painful hockey injury occurred during a practice, courtesy of a shot from a teammate in the Halifax City League that knocked out Nedder”s teeth. The rest of his body was covered with various scars from pucks, sticks, and skates! Nedder was action in both World Wars. He was wounded twice while with the 25th Battalion in World War I, and when he was with the Canadian Navy in World War II he fractured his skull. In 1953 Nedder became a member of the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, and was stationed at the Angus L. MacDonald Bridge. He died May 17, 1973. He is an original Sport Hall of Fame inductee.