Ken McAuley
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Ken McAuley (born January 9, 1931, Edmonton, Alberta – June 18, 1992) was a professional ice hockey Goaltender who played 96 games in the National Hockey League.
McAuley played for the New York Rangers, who experienced a shortage of players due to the World War II draft. After serving a year in the military, McAuley was signed by the Rangers and played two seasons with the club. With a record of 17–64–15 he was not resigned following the war, the Rangers opted to rotate Charlie Rayner and Jim Henry in net.[1]
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- ^ Ken McAuley's biography at Legends of Hockey Retrieved Jan. 13, 2007
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