Rusty Crawford

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Thought to be one of the fastest skaters in his day, Samuel “Rusty” Crawford was a very good goal scorer who had his best run in a five year stint with the Quebec Bulldogs in the old National Hockey Association. Crawford out in over sixty goals in that period and won a Cup. Later, he finally joined the NHL and won the Stanley Cup with the Toronto Arenas. Crawford would not stay in the National Hockey League, but would continue to play semi-pro until the age of 45.

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The Bullet Points

Country of Origin: Cardinal, Ontario, Canada
Elected In: Tuesday, 01 January 1963
Position: Left Wing
Played For: Ottawa Senators
Non-NHL Teams: Quebec Bulldogs
Toronto Arenas
Saskatoon Crescents
Saskatoon Sheiks
Calgary Tigers
Vancouver Maroons
Minneapolis Milers
Major Accolades and Awards: Stanley Cup Rings (2) (Quebec Bulldogs, 1913) & (Toronto Arenas, 1918)