About: Glen Skov

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Skov scored 102 points in 47 games with the junior Windsor Spitfires in 1949-50. The next season, he started out with the Omaha Knights in the United States Hockey League but was called up to the Detroit Red Wings later in the season. He played four seasons with the Wings, winning the Stanley Cup in three of those seasons. Since the Wings already had some high scorers, Skov became more of a defensive specialist. In 650 NHL games he scored 106 goals and 136 assists.

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rdfs:comment	Skov scored 102 points in 47 games with the junior Windsor Spitfires in 1949-50. The next season, he started out with the Omaha Knights in the United States Hockey League but was called up to the Detroit Red Wings later in the season. He played four seasons with the Wings, winning the Stanley Cup in three of those seasons. Since the Wings already had some high scorers, Skov became more of a defensive specialist. In 650 NHL games he scored 106 goals and 136 assists.
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dcterms:subject	Montreal Canadiens players Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey players Chicago Blackhawks players Detroit Red Wings players Windsor Spitfires alumni Born in 1931 Hull-Ottawa Canadiens players Retired in 1961 Omaha Knights (AHA) players
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abstract	Skov scored 102 points in 47 games with the junior Windsor Spitfires in 1949-50. The next season, he started out with the Omaha Knights in the United States Hockey League but was called up to the Detroit Red Wings later in the season. He played four seasons with the Wings, winning the Stanley Cup in three of those seasons. Since the Wings already had some high scorers, Skov became more of a defensive specialist. Skov was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks in 1955 and played there for four seasons. He then joined the Montreal Canadiens in 1960 and was going to be a coach of one of their farm teams. However, a contract agreement could not be reached and he retired in 1961. In 650 NHL games he scored 106 goals and 136 assists.

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