About: Herb Carnegie

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Carnegie’s hockey career began in 1938 with the Toronto Young Rangers and continued in the early 1940s with the Buffalo-Ankerite Bisons, a team in a senior league that played in mining towns in northern Ontario and Québec. From 1944-45 to 1947-48, he played for Shawinigan and Sherbrooke of the semi-professional Quebec Senior Hockey League and was named most valuable player in 1946, 1947 and 1948.

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rdfs:label	Herb Carnegie
rdfs:comment	Carnegie’s hockey career began in 1938 with the Toronto Young Rangers and continued in the early 1940s with the Buffalo-Ankerite Bisons, a team in a senior league that played in mining towns in northern Ontario and Québec. From 1944-45 to 1947-48, he played for Shawinigan and Sherbrooke of the semi-professional Quebec Senior Hockey League and was named most valuable player in 1946, 1947 and 1948.
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dcterms:subject	Canadian ice hockey players Toronto Young Rangers alumni Owen Sound Mercurys players Shawinigan-Falls Cataractes players Born in 1919 Canada's Sports Hall of Fame inductees Retired in 1954 Quebec Aces (QSHL) players Sherbrooke Saint-François players
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abstract	Carnegie’s hockey career began in 1938 with the Toronto Young Rangers and continued in the early 1940s with the Buffalo-Ankerite Bisons, a team in a senior league that played in mining towns in northern Ontario and Québec. From 1944-45 to 1947-48, he played for Shawinigan and Sherbrooke of the semi-professional Quebec Senior Hockey League and was named most valuable player in 1946, 1947 and 1948. In 1948, Carnegie was given a tryout with the New York Rangers and offered a contract to play in the Rangers' minor league system. However, he was offered less money than he was earning in the Quebec league and turned down all three offers made by the Rangers organization during his tryout. Returning to Canada to play in the Quebec Senior Hockey League, he played for Sherbrooke St. Francis and the Quebec Aces before moving to Ontario to play a single season with the Owen Sound Mercurys of the Ontario Hockey Association. During his years in the Quebec Senior League, Carnegie played with future Montreal Canadiens star Jean Beliveau and was coached by Punch Imlach.

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