About: Earl Miller

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He played junior for the Saskatoon Nutana Athletic Club in 1923-24 and then played for the University of Saskatchewan for two years. Miller turned pro with the Saskatoon Sheiks in 1926-27. Miller joined the Chicago Blackhawks in 1927-28 and played until late in the 1931-32 season when he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs. He won the Stanley Cup that season. After that season he played for four seasons in the International Hockey League and died in the summer of 1936.

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rdfs:label	Earl Miller
rdfs:comment	He played junior for the Saskatoon Nutana Athletic Club in 1923-24 and then played for the University of Saskatchewan for two years. Miller turned pro with the Saskatoon Sheiks in 1926-27. Miller joined the Chicago Blackhawks in 1927-28 and played until late in the 1931-32 season when he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs. He won the Stanley Cup that season. After that season he played for four seasons in the International Hockey League and died in the summer of 1936.
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dcterms:subject	Stanley Cup champions Buffalo Bisons players Canadian ice hockey players Chicago Blackhawks players Saskatchewan Huskies players Toronto Maple Leafs players Syracuse Stars (IHL) players London Tecumsehs players Born in 1905 Dead in 1936 Rochester Cardinals players
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abstract	He played junior for the Saskatoon Nutana Athletic Club in 1923-24 and then played for the University of Saskatchewan for two years. Miller turned pro with the Saskatoon Sheiks in 1926-27. Miller joined the Chicago Blackhawks in 1927-28 and played until late in the 1931-32 season when he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs. He won the Stanley Cup that season. After that season he played for four seasons in the International Hockey League and died in the summer of 1936.

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