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rdfs:label	Jim Hay
rdfs:comment	Hay played junior with the Saskatoon Legion of the 1946-47 Saskatchewan Junior League and the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey Association in 1947-48 and 1948-49. He also spent parts of the last two seasons in the International Hockey League. Hay played one more season with the Spitfires. In 1950 he turned pro in the Detroit Red Wings farm system and spent five seasons junping between the minors and the Wings. He won a Stanley Cup in 1954-55. After 1955 he spent fifteen seasons in the Western Hockey League. He won the Lester Patrick Cup with the Portland Buckaroos in 1964-65.
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dcterms:subject	Portland Buckaroos players Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey players Salt Lake Golden Eagles players Canadian ice hockey coaches Victoria Cougars (1949-1961) players Detroit Red Wings players Quebec Aces players Windsor Spitfires alumni Born in 1931 Indianapolis Capitals players Troy Bruins players San Francisco Seals players Detroit Auto Club players Seattle Totems players Edmonton Flyers players Jersey Devils coaches Brandon Regals players Jersey Devils players Sherbrooke Saints players Saskatoon Legion alumni
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abstract	Hay played junior with the Saskatoon Legion of the 1946-47 Saskatchewan Junior League and the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey Association in 1947-48 and 1948-49. He also spent parts of the last two seasons in the International Hockey League. Hay played one more season with the Spitfires. In 1950 he turned pro in the Detroit Red Wings farm system and spent five seasons junping between the minors and the Wings. He won a Stanley Cup in 1954-55. After 1955 he spent fifteen seasons in the Western Hockey League. He won the Lester Patrick Cup with the Portland Buckaroos in 1964-65. In 1970 Hay joined the Jersey Devils of the Eastern Hockey League. He played there for two seasons and then retired in 1972 to become their coach for one season.