What is the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award?
Q: What is the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award?
A: The Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award is an annual award given to distinguished members of the newspaper profession who have brought honour to journalism and hockey.
Q: Who selects the recipients of the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award?
A: The recipients of the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award are selected by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.
Q: What are the criteria for winning the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award?
A: To win the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award, one must be a distinguished member of the newspaper profession whose words have brought honour to journalism and hockey.
Q: What is the purpose of the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award?
A: The purpose of the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award is to recognize and honour individuals who have made significant contributions to both the newspaper profession and the sport of hockey.
Q: How often is the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award given out?
A: The Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award is given out annually.
Q: Who was Elmer Ferguson and why is the award named after him?
A: Elmer Ferguson was a distinguished hockey journalist who wrote for the Montreal Herald and the Montreal Gazette for over 40 years. The award is named after him in recognition of his significant contributions to hockey journalism.
Q: Why is the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award important?
A: The Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award is important because it recognizes and celebrates the important role that journalism plays in the world of hockey, and it honours individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the profession.
