Worsley, Lorne

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Name
Worsley, LorneGender: M
born on 14 May 1929 at 11:47 (= 11:47 AM )
Place Montreal Quebec, Canada, 45n31, 73w34
Timezone EDT h4w (is daylight saving time)
Data source
From memoryRodden Rating A
Astrology data 23°20' 07°34 Asc. 18°44'



Biography

Canadian hockey player who won the Vezina trophy twice and the Calder trophy in 1953. He was known as "Gump," as he was one of the most colorful, cantankerous and stubborn characters in modern-day hockey. Over his 24-year professional career, his antics while tending goal became legendary. He never wore a mask on the ice until the final six games of his career. The Hall of Fame hockey player died on January 26, 2007 Beloeil, Quebec after a long illness and a heart attack. He was 77.

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Events

  • Death by Disease 26 January 2007 (Age 77 in Beloeil, Quebec of long illness and heart attack)
  • Work : Prize 1980 (Hockey Hall of Fame)
  • Health : Medical diagnosis 23 January 2007 (Heart attack)
  • Work : New Career 1952 (Pro hockey)
  • Work : Retired 1974 (From pro hockey)

Source Notes

Brian Clark quotes him 1981

Categories

  • Vocation : Sports : Hockey
  • Notable : Awards : Vocational award (Vezina Trophy, Calder Trophy)
  • Notable : Awards : Hall of Fame
  • Personal : Death : Illness/ Disease
  • Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Heart disease/attack (Three days before death)

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