Herb Drury

1895–1965 (age 70)

Ice Hockey Player

Biography

Herb Drury was a stalwart of early North American ice hockey, lending his speed and steady leadership to teams such as the Pittsburgh Pirates and the United States national squad as they battled for respect on both sides of the border.

His contributions, including a silver medal performance in the 1924 Olympics, inspired young athletes and remained part of the fond memories shared by fans, and he rests now among those who admired him at Calvary Catholic Cemetery.

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