Duke Keats
Career Overview

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Duke Keats, born Gordon Blanchard Keats on March 1, 1895, in Montreal, Quebec, became a well-regarded figure in the early days of professional ice hockey. His career began in the Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL), where he played as a center and left-winger. Known for his aggressive style of play and scoring ability, Keats quickly gained attention in

Duke Keats, born Gordon Blanchard Keats on March 1, 1895, in Montreal, Quebec, became a well-regarded figure in the early days of professional ice hockey. His career began in the Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL), where he played as a center and left-winger. Known for his aggressive style of play and scoring ability, Keats quickly gained attention in

Career Scoring Stats

WCHL 1922-1926

Goals

117

#1 All-Time

Assists

67

#1 All-Time

Points

184

#1 All-Time

PIM

357

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Career Timeline

1916-1917

Toronto Blueshirts (NHA)

Player

1922-1926

Edmonton Eskimos (WCHL)

Player

1927

Detroit Cougars (NHL)

Head Coach

1927

Boston Bruins (NHL)

Player

1927-1928

Detroit Cougars (NHL)

Player

1928-1929

Chicago Black Hawks (NHL)

Player

Personal Profile

Born Mar 21st, 1895

Died Jan 17th, 1972

Height / Weight 5' 11" 195 lbs

Position C

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