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although Jim Brady & Rex Stimers were not original
"homebrews" (St. Catharines raised), their tremendous
long-term impact on St. Catharines lacrosse warrants these two
legends with honourary homebrew status. |
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| St.
Catharines born & raised Ed "Moose" Downey played
all of his senior lacrosse away from home in the 1930's and
40's...winning Mann Cups with Hamilton, Orillia and New
Westminster. He was the son of George "Tod" Downey, one
of the most popular players of the old turn-of-the-century double
blues. |
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Other
Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductees who played part of their
illustrious careers in a St. Catharines uniform as an
"import" includes: |
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Angus
"Bones" Allen (Field Player) |
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Oliver
"Cap" Bomberry (Builder) |
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Ken
"Red" Crawford (Box Player) |
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Terry
Davis (Box Player) |
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Mike
French (Field Player - modern era) |
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Hank
Goudie (Field Player) |
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Doug
"Scoop" Hayes (Box Player) |
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Corydon
"Cory" Hesse (Field Player) |
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Bill
Isaacs (Box Player) |
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Bobby
Jamieson (Box Player) |
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Wilfred
"Bucko" McDonald (Box Player) |
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Ross
Powless (Box Player) |
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Roger
"Buck" Smith (Box Player) |