About: Ted Graham

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He played for his hometown Owen Sound Greys when they won their first Memorial Cup as Canadian junior champions in 1924. After two years of senior hockey with the Stratford Indians and the London Ravens Graham turned pro with the Chicago Black Hawks in 1926-27. He was sent down to the minors until 1929-30 when he returned to the Hawks. Graham was a regular for the Hawks through the 1932-33 season. Starting in 1933 he played for five NHL teams over four seasons. He retired in 1938 after playing for the New Haven Eagles. In the NHL Graham played in 346 games and scored 14 goals and 25 assists.

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rdfs:label	Ted Graham
rdfs:comment	He played for his hometown Owen Sound Greys when they won their first Memorial Cup as Canadian junior champions in 1924. After two years of senior hockey with the Stratford Indians and the London Ravens Graham turned pro with the Chicago Black Hawks in 1926-27. He was sent down to the minors until 1929-30 when he returned to the Hawks. Graham was a regular for the Hawks through the 1932-33 season. Starting in 1933 he played for five NHL teams over four seasons. He retired in 1938 after playing for the New Haven Eagles. In the NHL Graham played in 346 games and scored 14 goals and 25 assists.
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dcterms:subject	Memorial Cup winners Canadian ice hockey players Boston Bruins players Providence Reds players Chicago Blackhawks players Detroit Red Wings players St. Louis Eagles players London Ravens players Chicago Cardinals players New York Americans players New Haven Eagles players Stratford Indians players Dead in 1979 Born in 1906 Tulsa Oilers (AHA) players Montreal Maroons players Retired in 1938
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abstract	He played for his hometown Owen Sound Greys when they won their first Memorial Cup as Canadian junior champions in 1924. After two years of senior hockey with the Stratford Indians and the London Ravens Graham turned pro with the Chicago Black Hawks in 1926-27. He was sent down to the minors until 1929-30 when he returned to the Hawks. Graham was a regular for the Hawks through the 1932-33 season. Starting in 1933 he played for five NHL teams over four seasons. He retired in 1938 after playing for the New Haven Eagles. In the NHL Graham played in 346 games and scored 14 goals and 25 assists.

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