Harry Cameron

Published in 1963 Hockey Inductees
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Considered the first player to develop a curved shot (with a straight stick no less!), Harry Cameron was a brilliant rushing Defenseman who won three Stanley Cups. Cameron would twice lead the league in assists and was credited for the first ever “Gordie Howe Hat Trick” in the NHL, which is indicative of scoring a goal, an assist and a getting into a fight. How this is not an official National Hockey League statistic is beyond us!

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The Bullet Points

Country of Origin: Pembroke, Ontario, Canada
Position: Defence
Played For: Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators
Non-NHL Teams: Toronto Blueshirts
Toronto Arenas
Toronto St. Patricks
Montreal Wanderers
Major Accolades and Awards: Most Assists (2) (1918 & 1922)
Stanley Cup Rings (3) (Toronto Blueshirts, 1914) (Toronto Arenas, 1918) (Toronto St. Patricks, 1922)