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Uploaded By: St Louis Hodgson on April 18th, 2020

Jim Cree (1889–1951) of the Cleveland hockey team of the United States Amateur Hockey Association (USAHA) in 1920–21.

Cree was a Mohawk member of the Iroquois tribe and also played with Brockville H/C in Canada and with Syracuse H/C and the New York Irish-Americans.

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Puckstruck.com says Rover Jimmy Cree was Mohawk, from the Akwesasne territory, near Montreal on the St. Lawrence River.

Jim Cree could possibly be the 1st professional Ice Hockey Player

Sourced from Boston Globe, March 15 1921. Credited to Unknown.

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