About: Rod Lorrain

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He played for the Hull-Lasalle juniors in the Ottawa City Junior League from 1932 to 1934 and then joined th Ottawa Senators in 1934-35. The Canadiens called him up for a one game trial in 1935-36 and then he became a regular in 1936-37. Lorrain stayed with the team through the 1939-40 season as a solid, if unheralded, two-way player. In the NHL he played in 179 games (all with the Canadiens) and scored 28 goals and 39 assists.

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rdfs:label	Rod Lorrain
rdfs:comment	He played for the Hull-Lasalle juniors in the Ottawa City Junior League from 1932 to 1934 and then joined th Ottawa Senators in 1934-35. The Canadiens called him up for a one game trial in 1935-36 and then he became a regular in 1936-37. Lorrain stayed with the team through the 1939-40 season as a solid, if unheralded, two-way player. In the NHL he played in 179 games (all with the Canadiens) and scored 28 goals and 39 assists.
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dcterms:subject	Montreal Canadiens players Canadian ice hockey players Providence Reds players Montreal Carabins players Retired in 1945 Washington Lions players Ottawa Senators (senior) players Dead in 1980 Hull Volants players Born in 1914 Hull-Lasalle alumni
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abstract	He played for the Hull-Lasalle juniors in the Ottawa City Junior League from 1932 to 1934 and then joined th Ottawa Senators in 1934-35. The Canadiens called him up for a one game trial in 1935-36 and then he became a regular in 1936-37. Lorrain stayed with the team through the 1939-40 season as a solid, if unheralded, two-way player. In 1940-41 he played for the powerful intermediate team from St. Jerome, Quebec. He earned a four game callup with the Canadiens in 1941-42 but played senior hockey in 1943-44 (with the University of Montreal) and 1944-45 (with the Hull Volants) and retired in 1945. In the NHL he played in 179 games (all with the Canadiens) and scored 28 goals and 39 assists.

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