Henry Boucha

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Henry Boucha was a prominent American ice hockey player from Warroad, Minnesota, who starred as a high school phenom, U.S. Olympian, and NHL forward in the 1970s.

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Henry Boucha canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Hockey League player
Olympian
human
ice hockey player
awardReceived Olympic silver medal
countryOfBirth United States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1951-06-01
dateOfDeath 2023-09-18
draftedBy Detroit Red Wings
draftPosition 16th overall
draftYear 1971
educatedAt Warroad High School
ethnicGroup Native Americans
surface form: Native American

Ojibwe
familyName Boucha
genre men's ice hockey
givenName Henry
handedness left shot
leagueDraftedIn NHL Entry Draft
surface form: NHL Amateur Draft
memberOfSportsTeam Colorado Rockies (NHL)
Detroit Red Wings
Kansas City Scouts
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Minnesota North Stars (partial use)
surface form: Minnesota North Stars

United States men's national ice hockey team
notableFor being a prominent Native American professional hockey player
distinctive headband worn during games
high school ice hockey career in Minnesota
notableWork silver medal at the 1972 Winter Olympics in ice hockey
occupation ice hockey player
participantIn 1971 Ice Hockey World Championships
1972 Winter Olympics
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
placeOfBirth Warroad, Minnesota, United States
surface form: Warroad, Minnesota
placeOfDeath Warroad, Minnesota, United States
surface form: Warroad, Minnesota
placeOfOrigin Warroad, Minnesota, United States
surface form: Warroad, Minnesota
playedForLeague National Hockey League
surface form: NHL

World Hockey Association
surface form: WHA
positionPlayed centre
forward
representedByTeam USA
surface form: United States
sexOrGender male
sport ice hockey
stateOfOrigin Minnesota
wearsNumber 16

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