About: Eddie Rodden

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He started out in the junior ranks in Northern Ontario and then played on Ontario Hockey Association junior teams in Parkdale Canoe Club, De La Salle Academy, and in Woodstock, Ontario. Rodden then played for the senior teams Toronto Aura Lee and Toronto Granites, winning an Allan Cup with that team in 1922-23. He then spent three seasons with the Eveleth Rangers of the United States Amateur Hockey Association (1923-26). After starting the 1926-27 season with the Minneapolis Millers, he joined the Chicago Black Hawks in mid-season.

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rdfs:label	Eddie Rodden
rdfs:comment	He started out in the junior ranks in Northern Ontario and then played on Ontario Hockey Association junior teams in Parkdale Canoe Club, De La Salle Academy, and in Woodstock, Ontario. Rodden then played for the senior teams Toronto Aura Lee and Toronto Granites, winning an Allan Cup with that team in 1922-23. He then spent three seasons with the Eveleth Rangers of the United States Amateur Hockey Association (1923-26). After starting the 1926-27 season with the Minneapolis Millers, he joined the Chicago Black Hawks in mid-season.
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dcterms:subject	New York Rangers players Allan Cup winners Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey players Boston Bruins players Chicago Blackhawks players Pittsburgh Yellowjackets (IHL) players Parkdale Canoe Club Alumni London Panthers players Toronto Maple Leafs players Retired in 1934 De La Salle Academy players Tulsa Oilers (AHA) players Quebec Beavers players Born in 1901 Eveleth Rangers players Minneapolis Millers players Windsor Bulldogs (1929–1936) players Dead in 1986 Toronto Aura Lee players Toronto Granites players
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abstract	He started out in the junior ranks in Northern Ontario and then played on Ontario Hockey Association junior teams in Parkdale Canoe Club, De La Salle Academy, and in Woodstock, Ontario. Rodden then played for the senior teams Toronto Aura Lee and Toronto Granites, winning an Allan Cup with that team in 1922-23. He then spent three seasons with the Eveleth Rangers of the United States Amateur Hockey Association (1923-26). After starting the 1926-27 season with the Minneapolis Millers, he joined the Chicago Black Hawks in mid-season. From 1926-31 Rodden played with four different NHL clubs, winning the Stanley Cup with the Bruins in 1929. He played in 97 games, scoring 6 goals and 14 assists. After 1931 he played in the minor pros until his retirement in 1934.

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