#dit clapper

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Hockey player names/nicknames I think could also work for pets.

Mack (mainly dogs, but it could work for certain cats)

Crosby (cats and dogs)

Smitty (dogs)

Reaves (dogs)

Gordie (all kinds of pets but only big ones)

Bam-Bam (cats. It's literally one of my friends' cats' names, lol)

Dit (all pets, but mainly small cats and rodents)

Segs (Guinea Pigs)

Flower (all pets)

Bedsy (Dogs. Specifically fluffy medium-sized dogs)

Boosh (dogs)

Asky (dogs and cats)

Ledds (dogs)

Gay Parole (all pets)

Soupy (cats)

Bonus:

Marchy (only a rat)

[qualitystart]

September 28th ❖ Aubrey "Dit" Clapper

preseason game vs. Chicago this afternoon!

“Dit Clapper won the Stanley Cup in 1929, 1939, and 1941 during his 20 year career in Boston. A member of the famed "Dynamite Line" with Cooney Weiland and Dutch Gainor, he served as Captain from 1932 to 1938 and again from 1939 to 1946. He served as Boston's head coach for four seasons, including the last two seasons of his playing career. In 1947 the Bruins retired his number (5) and he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.” (x)

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All about Dit Clapper : height, biography, quotes

How tall is Dit Clapper

See at http://www.heightcelebs.com/2017/07/dit-clapper/

for Dit Clapper Height

Dit Clapper's height is 6ft 2in (1.88 m)Dit Clapper is Canadian ice hockeyBorn: 9 February, 1907Birthplace: Newmarket, Ontario Died: 21 January, 1978Height: 6ft 2in (1.88 m)Weight: 195 lbs (88.5 kg)Astrological Sign: AquariusNationality: CanadianOccupation: Ice Hockey

[ontariohockeyleague]

Like many in 1933-34, Dit Clapper had already been in the NHL for several years but was put on cardboard for the first time. Like many, three different manufacturers put out hockey cards of Clapper in 1933-34. Also, like many, because this sudden interest in hockey cards seemingly came out of nowhere that year, all three cards were considered to be the Dit Clapper rookie card, despite him being in seventh year in the National Hockey League...

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Dit Clapper (1930s)