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The Renaissance Man

The Renaissance Man

Winnipeg's Don Raleigh had a strong career with the New York Rangers in the 1940s and 1950s and was eventually named captain of the team.

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Don Raleigh, the Rangers' Renaissance Man - The New York Times

Don Raleigh very well might be the only National Hockey League player to ever have his poetry reviewed by The New York Times. The Renaissance Man of the New York Rangers in the 1940's and 1950's, his nickname 'Bones' stayed with him his entire life, as did his skinny body weight of 145 pounds.

Being so skinny, one would speculate that Raleigh was suscep…

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