About: Alex Levinsky

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Levinsky played for the Toronto Marlboros juniors and seniors as well at the University of Toronto for a year. Levinsky won the Memorial Cup with the Marlboros in 1929, He debuted with the Toronto Maple Leafs late in the 1930-31 season. "Mine Boy" became a regular the next year and helped the franchise win its first Stanley Cup as the Maple Leafs. He spent two more years with the Leafs before he was traded to the New York Rangers for cash.

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rdfs:label	Alex Levinsky
rdfs:comment	Levinsky played for the Toronto Marlboros juniors and seniors as well at the University of Toronto for a year. Levinsky won the Memorial Cup with the Marlboros in 1929, He debuted with the Toronto Maple Leafs late in the 1930-31 season. "Mine Boy" became a regular the next year and helped the franchise win its first Stanley Cup as the Maple Leafs. He spent two more years with the Leafs before he was traded to the New York Rangers for cash.
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dcterms:subject	New York Rangers players Memorial Cup winners Stanley Cup champions American ice hockey players Chicago Blackhawks players Toronto Marlboros alumni Toronto Maple Leafs players Philadelphia Ramblers (AHL) players Born in 1910 Toronto Varsity Blues players Dead in 1990 Retired in 1940
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abstract	Levinsky played for the Toronto Marlboros juniors and seniors as well at the University of Toronto for a year. Levinsky won the Memorial Cup with the Marlboros in 1929, He debuted with the Toronto Maple Leafs late in the 1930-31 season. "Mine Boy" became a regular the next year and helped the franchise win its first Stanley Cup as the Maple Leafs. He spent two more years with the Leafs before he was traded to the New York Rangers for cash. Levinsky played 20 games for the Blueshirts then joined the Chicago Black Hawks for four and a half years. He was a solid presence in the Hawks' end of the ice and scored a goal during the club's drive to its second Stanley Cup championship in 1938. He retired in 1940 after playing a year with the AHL's Philadelphia Ramblers.
is PIMLeader of	1935–36 Chicago Black Hawks season

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