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November 25,1902
As a boy, Shore grew up not even playing hockey. He enjoyed playing baseball & Horseback riding. His older brother, Aubrey, played hockey growing up and Eddie followed in his foot steps. Shore started his career with the minor hockey team in Cupar, the Cupar Canucks. Eddie also played with the Regina Capitals in 1925 in the Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL) and finished the season in last place of the league. Shore moved to a different team, the Edmonton Eskimos in 1926 who are the defending champions of the WCHL.
When you get your number retired it's more than an honor. Since Shore and some other Bruins hero's got their numbers retired, every player can never where the number again.
(There are many more)
Eddies career lasted from 1926-1940.
Eddie was considered the Babe Ruth
and Ty Cobb of hockey.
Shore won the Hart Trophy 4 times for
the leagues MVP. He also won 2 Stanley Cups with the Bruins in 1929 & 1939. Shore retired from the NHL (National Hockey League) in 1940.
Eddie Shore was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1947
In 1939, Shore was traded to the New York Americans. Shore lasted a season with the NY Americans, then soon retired.
In 1926 Shore was sold from the WCHL's Eskimos to the NHL's Boston Bruins in 1926. As a rookie, Eddie scored 12 goals and 6 assists and had a total of 130 penalty minutes.
Eddie Shore went to Manitoba Agricultraul College.
Eddie enrolled at St. Johns College.
Withdrawn from St. Johns in 1919.