About: Amos Arbour

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Arbour started out with the junior Victoria Harbour team in the 1914-15 OHA Junior Season. He jumped straight to the Montreal Canadiens the next season and won the Stanley Cup. He then played for the Toronto 228th Battalion in the 1916-17 NHA season. The next two years were spent with the Canadian Army in World War I. Arbour rejoined the Canadiens in 1919-20 and was traded to the Hamilton Tigers in 1921. He spent two years with the Tigers and one with the Toronto St. Patricks before retiring.

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rdfs:label	Amos Arbour
rdfs:comment	Arbour started out with the junior Victoria Harbour team in the 1914-15 OHA Junior Season. He jumped straight to the Montreal Canadiens the next season and won the Stanley Cup. He then played for the Toronto 228th Battalion in the 1916-17 NHA season. The next two years were spent with the Canadian Army in World War I. Arbour rejoined the Canadiens in 1919-20 and was traded to the Hamilton Tigers in 1921. He spent two years with the Tigers and one with the Toronto St. Patricks before retiring.
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dcterms:subject	Montreal Canadiens players Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey players Hamilton Tigers players Toronto St. Pats players Born in 1895 Dead in 1943 Toronto 228th Battalion players
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abstract	Arbour started out with the junior Victoria Harbour team in the 1914-15 OHA Junior Season. He jumped straight to the Montreal Canadiens the next season and won the Stanley Cup. He then played for the Toronto 228th Battalion in the 1916-17 NHA season. The next two years were spent with the Canadian Army in World War I. Arbour rejoined the Canadiens in 1919-20 and was traded to the Hamilton Tigers in 1921. He spent two years with the Tigers and one with the Toronto St. Patricks before retiring. His NHL totals were 52 goals and 20 assists in 113 games. In the NHA he scored 19 goals and 3 assists in 30 games.

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