Eddie Gerard (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Eddie Gerard" in English language version.

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cfl.ca

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"2024 CFL Guide" (PDF). Canadian Football League. p. 179. Retrieved July 11, 2024.

google.ca

news.google.ca

Ottawa Citizen 1937, p. 11. "'Eddie' Gerard, Beloved Citizen, Has Passed On", Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, August 7, 1937
Ottawa Citizen 1918, p. 8. "Ottawa Hockey Club's Squad Got Away To Flying Start At First Practice Saturday", Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, December 9, 1918

hhof.com

Eddie Gerard Biography. Eddie Gerard Biography, Hockey Hall of Fame, retrieved June 9, 2022

hockey-reference.com

Eddie Gerard Page 2018. Eddie Gerard Page, Hockey Reference, 2018, retrieved April 8, 2018

macleans.ca

archive.macleans.ca

Cleghorn & Edwards 1935, p. 14 Cleghorn, Sprague; Edwards, Frederick (January 1, 1935), "It's a Tough Game", Maclean's Magazine, Toronto, Ontario

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Canadian Press 1937a, p. 14. "Gerard, One of Hockey's Elect, Played on 4 Stanley Cup Teams", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, The Canadian Press, August 7, 1937
The Gazette 1908, p. 2. "Wanderers Easily", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, January 14, 1908
The Gazette 1913, p. 14. "Ottawa After Amateurs", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, November 6, 1913
Ottawa Citizen 1913, p. 8. "Maritime Clubs Appear on Scene with Offers for Dion and Gerard", Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, November 19, 1913
The Gazette 1914, p. 14. "Torontos Will Play Canadiens", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, January 28, 1914
Ottawa Citizen 1917, p. 8. "Wanderers Again Failed To Stop Ottawas And Latter Won Easy Victory By 11 To 6", Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, February 26, 1917
The Vancouver Sun 1922a, p. 8. "Eddie Gerard to Play for St. Pats", The Vancouver Sun, Vancouver, British Columbia, March 25, 1922
The Vancouver Sun 1922b, p. 22. "St. Pats Prolong Cup Series", The Vancouver Sun, Vancouver, British Columbia, March 26, 1922
The Gazette 1923, p. 14. "Senators Scored Fifth Straight Hockey Victory", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, The Canadian Press, April 2, 1923
Canadian Press 1937b, p. 6. "Once Hockey's Greatest Defence Star, Ed Gerard Dies In Ottawa Hospital", The Calgary Daily Herald, Calgary, Alberta, The Canadian Press, August 7, 1937
The Gazette 1929, p. 13. "Eddie Gerard has Resigned Post of Maroon Manager", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, July 9, 1929
Canadian Press 1934, p. 16. "Gerard is Succeeded as Manager Of St. Louis Six by Buck Boucher", The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, The Canadian Press, December 12, 1934

nhl.com

https://www.nhl.com/player/eddie-gerard-8446581#:~:text=After%20a%202%2D11%2D0,at%20the%20age%20of%2047.
Stanley Cup Champions 1918–1929 2017. Stanley Cup Champions 1918–1929, National Hockey League, January 1, 2017, retrieved April 8, 2018

sportshall.ca

Eddie Gerard. Eddie Gerard, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, retrieved April 27, 2019