Jack Marks

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Jack Marks
Date of birth February 8, 1882
place of birth Brantford , Ontario , Canada
date of death August 19, 1945
size 183 cm
Weight 82 kg
position Right wing
Shot hand Left
Career stations
1901-1902 Belleville Intermediates
1903-1904 Belleville Intermediates
1904-1906 Brockville Hockey Club
1906-1907 New Glasgow Cubs
Canadian Soo
1907 Pittsburgh Lyceum
1907-1909 Brantford Professionals
1909-1910 All-Montreal
Brantford Redmen
1910-1911 Chicago All-Americans
1911-1917 Quebec Bulldogs
1917 Montreal Wanderers
1918 Toronto Arenas
1919-1920 Quebec Bulldogs

John Joseph "Jack" Marks (* 8. February 1882 in Brantford , Ontario ; † 19th August 1945 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player , who during his playing career from 1901 to 1920, among other things for the Montreal Wanderers , Toronto Arenas and Quebec Bulldogs in of the National Hockey League played on the position of right winger . In total, he won the Stanley Cup three times .

Career

Marks played between 1901 and 1911 for various teams in the province of Ontario, including the Ontario Professional Hockey League . For the 1911/12 season , the striker joined the Quebec Bulldogs from the National Hockey Association , with whom he was able to win the Stanley Cup in 1912 and 1913, respectively . Marks remained loyal to the French Canadians until 1917, before joining the newly formed National Hockey League with the Montreal Wanderers through a dispersal draft . The Bulldogs also belonged to the league, but were unable to take part in the game due to financial difficulties.

Mark's stay with the Wanderers was short-lived, as their venue burned down on the foundation walls in a fire and play could not be continued. The attacker reached the Toronto Arenas in January 1918 via another Dispersal Draft . With these celebrated his third Stanley Cup victory. After he had not played the 1918/19 season , he returned in November 1919 to the Quebec Bulldogs, who competed in the NHL for the first time in the 1919/20 season. For this he played one game during the season before ending his career.

Achievements and Awards

  • 1912 O'Brien Trophy win with the Quebec Bulldogs
  • 1912 Stanley Cup win with the Quebec Bulldogs
  • 1913 O'Brien Trophy win with the Quebec Bulldogs
  • 1913 Stanley Cup win with the Quebec Bulldogs
  • 1918 O'Brien Trophy win with the Toronto Arenas
  • 1918 Stanley Cup win with the Toronto Arenas

NHL statistics

Seasons Games Gates Assists Points Penalty minutes
Regular season 2 7th 0 0 0 4th
Playoffs - - - - - -

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