About: Kilby MacDonald

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Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Macdonald won the Calder Trophy and the Stanley Cup in 1940. MacDonald played 151 career NHL games, scoring 36 goals and 34 assists for 70 points. Macdonald played for the Ottawa Montagnards (both senior & junior) from 1930-33. He then played a year in Lake Placid before moving to Northern Ontario in 1934. At that time, at the heioght of the Great Depression, many hockey players moved to that region to play senior hockey and to get jobs in the mines.

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rdfs:label	Kilby MacDonald
rdfs:comment	Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Macdonald won the Calder Trophy and the Stanley Cup in 1940. MacDonald played 151 career NHL games, scoring 36 goals and 34 assists for 70 points. Macdonald played for the Ottawa Montagnards (both senior & junior) from 1930-33. He then played a year in Lake Placid before moving to Northern Ontario in 1934. At that time, at the heioght of the Great Depression, many hockey players moved to that region to play senior hockey and to get jobs in the mines.
sameAs	dbr:Kilby_MacDonald
dcterms:subject	New York Rangers players Stanley Cup champions Buffalo Bisons players Canadian ice hockey players Calder Trophy winners Hershey Bears players Philadelphia Ramblers (AHL) players New York Rovers players Ottawa Montagnards alumni Hull Volants players Born in 1914 Retired in 1946 Montreal Army players Dead in 1986 Kirkland Lake Blue Devils players Ottawa Montagnards players Noranda Copper Kings players
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Title	Winner of the Calder Trophy
Before	Frank Brimsek
Years	1940(xsd:integer)
After	Johnny Quilty
abstract	Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Macdonald won the Calder Trophy and the Stanley Cup in 1940. MacDonald played 151 career NHL games, scoring 36 goals and 34 assists for 70 points. Macdonald played for the Ottawa Montagnards (both senior & junior) from 1930-33. He then played a year in Lake Placid before moving to Northern Ontario in 1934. At that time, at the heioght of the Great Depression, many hockey players moved to that region to play senior hockey and to get jobs in the mines. He played two seasons there and was noticed by the New York Rangers, After three seasons in the minor pros, Macdonald made the Rangers in 1939-40 and won the Calder Trophy and helped the team win the Stanley Cup. Macdonald would play one more season with the Rangers before dropping to the American Hockey League in 1941-42 and to the Quebec Senior Hockey League in 1942-43. He rejoined the Rangers in 1943-44 for two seasons. After one season with the Hull Volants of the Quebec Senior Hockey League he retired in 1946.
is Before of	Johnny Quilty
is After of	Frank Brimsek

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