George Prodgers

1891–1935 (age 44)

Biography

George Prodgers was a talented ice hockey player who competed during the early era of organized hockey in North America. His athletic prowess and dedication to the sport made him a notable figure in hockey history.

Prodgers' contributions to ice hockey reflected his skill and passion for the game. He was interred at Woodland Cemetery, where his memory as a pioneering athlete is preserved.

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