About: Andy Blair

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The Winnipeg native spent five years at the University of Manitoba, winning the Allan Cup in 1927-28. He then played senior with the Winnipeg Winnipegs and Winnipeg CPR teams. Blair joined the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1928-29 and impressed with 27 points in 44 games. He often centred Ace Bailey and Baldy Cotton and was a valuable member of the first Maple Leafs' Stanley Cup team in 1932.

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rdfs:label	Andy Blair
rdfs:comment	The Winnipeg native spent five years at the University of Manitoba, winning the Allan Cup in 1927-28. He then played senior with the Winnipeg Winnipegs and Winnipeg CPR teams. Blair joined the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1928-29 and impressed with 27 points in 44 games. He often centred Ace Bailey and Baldy Cotton and was a valuable member of the first Maple Leafs' Stanley Cup team in 1932.
dcterms:subject	Allan Cup winners Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey players Manitoba Bisons players Chicago Blackhawks players Born in 1908 Toronto Maple Leafs players Winnipeg Winnipegs players Dead in 1977 Retired in 1937
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abstract	The Winnipeg native spent five years at the University of Manitoba, winning the Allan Cup in 1927-28. He then played senior with the Winnipeg Winnipegs and Winnipeg CPR teams. Blair joined the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1928-29 and impressed with 27 points in 44 games. He often centred Ace Bailey and Baldy Cotton and was a valuable member of the first Maple Leafs' Stanley Cup team in 1932. Following the tragic career-ending injury to Ace Bailey in December 1933, Blair assumed more responsibility and responded with a personal- best 14 goals. The veteran was also on hand when Toronto played the NHL All-Stars in the Bailey Benefit game on February 14, 1934. He played two more years in Toronto before joining the Chicago Black Hawks in 1936-37. By this time, Blair was o the down side of his career and he retired after registering only three assists in 44 games.

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