About: Norm Burns

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He played in the Eastern Hockey League from 1939 to 1941 and was the league-leading scorer in 1940-41 with 67 goals and 26 assists with the Washington Eagles. That got him up to the New York Rangers of the NHL in 1941-42, where he only managed 4 assists in 11 games. Burns finished the season with the New Haven Eagles of the American Hockey League.

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rdfs:label	Norm Burns
rdfs:comment	He played in the Eastern Hockey League from 1939 to 1941 and was the league-leading scorer in 1940-41 with 67 goals and 26 assists with the Washington Eagles. That got him up to the New York Rangers of the NHL in 1941-42, where he only managed 4 assists in 11 games. Burns finished the season with the New Haven Eagles of the American Hockey League.
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dcterms:subject	New York Rangers players Springfield Indians players Canadian ice hockey players Cleveland Barons (AHL, 1937-1973) players Atlantic City Sea Gulls players Canadian ice hockey coaches Dead in 1995 New Haven Eagles players Retired in 1949 New Haven Ramblers players St. Paul Saints (USHL) players Born in 1918 Washington Eagles players Minneapolis Millers (USHL) players Toronto RCAF Flyers players St. Paul Saints (USHL) coaches Montreal RCAF players River Vale Skeeters players
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abstract	He played in the Eastern Hockey League from 1939 to 1941 and was the league-leading scorer in 1940-41 with 67 goals and 26 assists with the Washington Eagles. That got him up to the New York Rangers of the NHL in 1941-42, where he only managed 4 assists in 11 games. Burns finished the season with the New Haven Eagles of the American Hockey League. Burns played in 1942-43 with the senior Montreal RCAF team and then moved to the Toronto RCAF Flyers in 1943-44. After serving in the Canadian military in 1944-45, he returned to hockey as a player-coach with the St. Paul Saints in 1945-46. Burns then played another three seasons in the minor pros and retired in 1949.

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