Bobby Bauer
See also: Bauer
Bobby Bauer , born the February 16th 1915 with Waterloo, Ontario and deceased the September 16th 1964, was a player of Canadian Hockey.
He played for Bruins of Boston during the Années 1930 and was the trainer, twice, of the Canadian team which took part in the Olympic Games of 1956 and of 1960; he gained on three occasions the Trophée Lady Byng. He is established with the Temple of re-elected hockey in 1996.
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