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GEORGE AITKEN

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Birth Date: 1931
From: Chatham, Ontario (Born in Toronto, Ontario)
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Category - Athlete Legend

George was born in Toronto, played minor hockey moving up to Junior. After junior he played 13 years of Senior "A" winning team and individual honours. During his playing days, George took up permanent residence in Chatham, and is now retired from the Chatham Hydro.

  • 1947-48
    • Played JR. "B" for Toronto Marlboros under coach Buck Houle
  • 1948-50
    • Played JR. "A" for Toronto Marlboros with George Armstrong, Danny Lewicki, and John MacKenzie. Coached by  Syl Apps and Bob Davidson
  • 1950-51
    • Played JR. "A" for Stratford Kroehler's .  Coached by Norman "Pinky" Lewis. Voted Most Valuable Player
  • 1951-52
    • Played SR. "A" with Stratford Indians.  He  scored 62 goals including 7 "hat tricks" .  Team won O. H. A. and Eastern Canada Champions before losing to Fort Frances in the Allen Cup Finals.
  • 1954-55
    • O. H. A. finalists while coached by Howie Meeker
  • 1955-56
    • Eliminated in playoffs by Chatham Maroons in 7 games
  • 1956-57
    • After Stratford's team folded, went on to Cornwall and played for 1 year and then moved to Chatham and began playing for the Maroons
  • 1959-60
    • Key member of the Maroons as they won the Allen Cup -  Senior Hockey Champions of Canada
  • 1960-61
    • Toured with the Maroons playing in Russia and Sweden.   After returning to Canada, was picked up by the Galt Terriers, along with Joe Malo and Fred Pletsch.  They went on to beat Winnipeg and win the Allen Cup.   At end of the season was awarded the new Andy Bellemer Trophy which is given to the player in the O. H. A. senior series chosen by the referees to be the one who "tries his hardest and gives his best at all times"
  • 1961-62
    • Led the Maroons in scoring and was second in the league with 32 goals and 29 assists, 4 points behind Irwin Gross of Windsor Bulldogs
  • 1963-64
    • In last league game of SR. "A" scored 3 goals and 1 assist to edge Tom Clark for team scoring championship with 26 goals and 40 assists
  • 1965
    • Once his playing career ended, he coached JR. Maroons for 11 years; Windsor Spitfires for half a year; and SR. Maroons
Inducted into Chatham Sports Hall of Fame 2002