Garnet "Ace" Bailey
Chronology
1948 | Born June 13, in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada |
1966 | Selected 13th overall in the amateur draft by Boston Bruins and begins playing with the Hershey Bears, a Bruins farm team |
1968-73 | Plays with the Boston Bruins |
1969-70 | Scores 11 goals in 58 games; Bruins win Stanley Cup |
1971-72 | Bruins win Stanley Cup |
1972-74 | Plays with Detroit Red Wings |
1973-75 | Plays with St. Louis Blues |
1974-78 | Plays with Washington Capitals |
1978-79 | Plays with Edmonton Oilers |
1979-80 | Coaches with Houston Apollos |
1980-81 | Coaches with Wichita Wind |
1981-94 | Scout for the Edmonton Oilers; during his time with the team, they win five Stanley Cups |
1994-2001 | Director of pro scouting for the Los Angeles Kings |
2001 | Dies while en route from Boston to Los Angeles on United Airlines Flight 175; on September 11, 2001, the plane is hijacked by terrorists and crashes into the South Tower of the World Trade Center, killing everyone on board |
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