About: Ernie Roche

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He played for the Montreal Junior Canadiens from 1946 to 1950, winning the Memorial Cup in 1950. Roche turned pro with the Cincinnati Mohawks in 1950-51 and was called up to the Montreal Canadiens for the only four NHL games of his career (he was held scoreless). He played until 1961 with a number of minor pro teams, most notably the Montreal Royals. He retired in 1961 after playing with the senior Windsor Maple Leafs of the Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League.

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rdfs:label	Ernie Roche
rdfs:comment	He played for the Montreal Junior Canadiens from 1946 to 1950, winning the Memorial Cup in 1950. Roche turned pro with the Cincinnati Mohawks in 1950-51 and was called up to the Montreal Canadiens for the only four NHL games of his career (he was held scoreless). He played until 1961 with a number of minor pro teams, most notably the Montreal Royals. He retired in 1961 after playing with the senior Windsor Maple Leafs of the Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League.
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dcterms:subject	Sudbury Wolves (EPHL) players Montreal Canadiens players Memorial Cup winners Springfield Indians players Buffalo Bisons players Canadian ice hockey players Montreal Royals players Victoria Cougars (1949-1961) players Cincinnati Mohawks players Born in 1930 Shawinigan-Falls Cataractes players Milwaukee Admirals players Hull-Ottawa Canadiens players Retired in 1961 Montreal Junior Canadiens alumni Windsor Maple Leafs players Milwaukee Falcons players
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abstract	He played for the Montreal Junior Canadiens from 1946 to 1950, winning the Memorial Cup in 1950. Roche turned pro with the Cincinnati Mohawks in 1950-51 and was called up to the Montreal Canadiens for the only four NHL games of his career (he was held scoreless). He played until 1961 with a number of minor pro teams, most notably the Montreal Royals. He retired in 1961 after playing with the senior Windsor Maple Leafs of the Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League.

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