About: Bill Chadwick

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Born in Manhattan, New York City, he attended Jamaica High School (New York City). While playing as a centre for a Metropolitan Amateur Hockey League All-Star team at Madison Square Garden in 1935, he was struck in the right eye by an errant puck during a line change against a team from Boston. Even though the doctors at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital weren't able to restore vision to his right eye, he continued to play the sport with the New York Rovers of the Eastern Hockey League.

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rdfs:label	Bill Chadwick
rdfs:comment	Born in Manhattan, New York City, he attended Jamaica High School (New York City). While playing as a centre for a Metropolitan Amateur Hockey League All-Star team at Madison Square Garden in 1935, he was struck in the right eye by an errant puck during a line change against a team from Boston. Even though the doctors at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital weren't able to restore vision to his right eye, he continued to play the sport with the New York Rovers of the Eastern Hockey League.
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dcterms:subject	NHL broadcaster American ice hockey players Dead in 2009 American officials NHL officials Hockey Hall of Fame New York Rovers players United States Hockey Hall of Fame Born in 1915
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abstract	Born in Manhattan, New York City, he attended Jamaica High School (New York City). While playing as a centre for a Metropolitan Amateur Hockey League All-Star team at Madison Square Garden in 1935, he was struck in the right eye by an errant puck during a line change against a team from Boston. Even though the doctors at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital weren't able to restore vision to his right eye, he continued to play the sport with the New York Rovers of the Eastern Hockey League. Early in the 1936–37 season, he was accidentally hit in his left eye by an opposing player's stick. Even though the injury wasn't as bad as the previous one, his playing career came to an end because he didn't want to risk going blind in his remaining good eye.

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