Bud MacPherson
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James Albert "Jim, Bud" MacPherson (March 31, 1927 in Edmonton
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, Alberta
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 – 1988) nickname Bud, was a Canadian ice hockey
Ice hockey
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 defenceman
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.

MacPherson began his National Hockey League
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 career with the Montreal Canadiens
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 in 1948. He spent his entire career with the Habs, retiring after the 1957 season. Bud won the Stanley Cup
Stanley Cup
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 in 1953 with Montreal.

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