biography

Born in Kingston, Ontario he initially played for the Queen's University team that won the CAHA Championship in 1909; he played senior hockey for the 14th Regiment in KIngston, a strong championship team; in 1909 he helped Queen's win the Allan Cup; George Richardson Stadium home ground to the Queen's football team is named in his honour; he was killed in action during WW1; he never had the opportunity to play professional hockey; elected in 1950.

career statistics

Season	Team	League	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	GP	G	A	PTS
1903-04	Queen's University	CIHU	4	6	0	6	0
1904-05	Queen's University	CIHU	4	6	0	6	0
1905-06	Queen's University	CIHU	4	11	0	11	0	2	3	0	3
1906-07	Kingston 14th Regiment	OHA-Sr.	7	23	0	23		2	2	0	2
1907-08	Kingston 14th Regiment	OHA-SR.	3	9	3	12		4	18	0	18
1908-09	Kingston 14th Regiment	OHA-SR.	4	8	0	8		2	13	0	13
1911-12	Kingston Frontenacs	OHA-SR.						2	8	0	8