biography

He came from White Bear, Minn., and was acknowledged as one of the truly great hockey players produced in the U.S.; he played for the St. Paul Athletic Club, which won the McNaughton Trophy, the highest amateur hockey award, for two consecutive seasons. In 1920 he played on the U.S. Olympic team; in 1925-26 he was drafted by the Bruins but he refused to abandon the St. Paul club; this defenceman was credited with the origin of wearing a helmet by players; elected in 1952.

career statistics

Season	Team	League	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
1922-23	St. Paul Athletic Club	USAHA	0	0	0	0	0
1924-25	St. Paul Hockey Club	USAHA	0	0	0	0	0
1925-26	St. Paul Saints	CHL	36	13	10	23	87
1926-27	St. Paul Saints	AHA	27	2	7	9	40
1927-28	St. Paul Saints	AHA	39	19	5	24	96
1928-29	St. Paul Saints	AHA	28	7	4	11	39
1929-30	St. Paul Saints	AHA	36	9	8	17	47
1930-31	Buffalso Americans/Majors	AHA	2	0	0	0	2