Professional Hockey Player. A native of Hibbing, Minnesota. He began his career with the Boston Cubs 1931 to 1932 of the Central Alberta Hockey League before playing three seasons with the Eveleth Rangers 1932 to 1935 of the Central Hockey League. Milton then played for the Kansas City Greyhounds 1935 to 1936 of the American Hockey Association. He made his NHL debut in 1936 and played in five games for the Blackhawks. Milton spent the next four seasons 1936 to 1939 in the AHA for the Greyhounds, the Minneapolis Millers, the St. Paul Saints and the Wichita Skyhawks. In 1937 to 1938 he campaign with the Rangers, Milton tallied a career high 34 points, yet decided to retire two years later at the age of 28. The hockey world lost a great competitor when Milton passed away in 1999. He was inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame in 2006.
Professional Hockey Player. A native of Hibbing, Minnesota. He began his career with the Boston Cubs 1931 to 1932 of the Central Alberta Hockey League before playing three seasons with the Eveleth Rangers 1932 to 1935 of the Central Hockey League. Milton then played for the Kansas City Greyhounds 1935 to 1936 of the American Hockey Association. He made his NHL debut in 1936 and played in five games for the Blackhawks. Milton spent the next four seasons 1936 to 1939 in the AHA for the Greyhounds, the Minneapolis Millers, the St. Paul Saints and the Wichita Skyhawks. In 1937 to 1938 he campaign with the Rangers, Milton tallied a career high 34 points, yet decided to retire two years later at the age of 28. The hockey world lost a great competitor when Milton passed away in 1999. He was inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame in 2006.
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