Eddie Livingstone

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Eddie Livingstone was an early 20th-century Canadian sports executive best known for his controversial role in professional ice hockey and his conflicts that helped lead to the formation of the NHL.

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instanceOf human
ice hockey executive
sports executive
activeInPeriod early 20th century
basedIn Toronto NERFINISHED
businessModel professional ice hockey
conflict National Hockey Association owners NERFINISHED
Sam Lichtenhein NERFINISHED
owners of the Montreal Canadiens
controversial yes
countryOfCitizenship Canada
employer Toronto Blueshirts NERFINISHED
Toronto Shamrocks NERFINISHED
gender male
influenced creation of the National Hockey League
language English
league National Hockey Association NERFINISHED
leagueDissolutionContext National Hockey Association NERFINISHED
legalDisputes lawsuits against former NHA partners
nationality Canadian
notableFor conflicts with other National Hockey Association owners
events leading to the formation of the National Hockey League
role in early professional ice hockey in Canada
occupation ice hockey team owner
sports executive
positionHeld owner of the Toronto Blueshirts
owner of the Toronto Shamrocks
residence Toronto, Ontario, Canada NERFINISHED
roleInHistory key figure in transition from NHA to NHL
sport ice hockey

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Toronto Blueshirts owner Eddie Livingstone