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rdfs:label	Leonard Lilyholm
rdfs:comment	Lilyholm was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As an amateur, he frequently played for the United States national team. Lilyholm was a member of Team USA at the 1968 Winter Olympics and also the 1966, 1967 and 1970 (where he was elected to the "Pool B" qualifying tournament all-star team), 1971 and 1974 Ice Hockey World Championships. Outside hockey, Len Lilyholm was an architect and builder who actually participated in the design of the St. Paul Civic Center, the Saints' new home arena which was completed in January 1973.
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dcterms:subject	1968 Olympian Olympic ice hockey players of the United States American ice hockey players Member of the American National Team Born in 1941 Retired in 1977 St. Petersburg Suns players Minnesota Fighting Saints players Rochester Mustangs players
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abstract	Lilyholm was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As an amateur, he frequently played for the United States national team. Lilyholm was a member of Team USA at the 1968 Winter Olympics and also the 1966, 1967 and 1970 (where he was elected to the "Pool B" qualifying tournament all-star team), 1971 and 1974 Ice Hockey World Championships. Outside hockey, Len Lilyholm was an architect and builder who actually participated in the design of the St. Paul Civic Center, the Saints' new home arena which was completed in January 1973.