King Clancy
Ice hockey player and referee, Stanley Cup
Born
February 25th, 1903
122 years ago
Died
1986
39 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Canada
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This individual achieved prominence as a professional ice hockey player, referee, and coach. Playing primarily as a defenseman, contributions to the Ottawa Senators during the 1920s and 1930s resulted in winning the Stanley Cup in 1927. Transitioning from player to referee, officiated multiple games in the National Hockey League, showcasing a commitment to the sport in various capacities. Later served as a coach, influencing many players and teams in the league.
Won the Stanley Cup with the Ottawa Senators in 1927
Refereed in the National Hockey League
Coached various hockey teams
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