About Gerry Jones
Born 1937. Gerry Jones is an ice hockey player.
Gerard Jones is an American retired ice hockey goaltender who was an All-American for Yale.
Career Jones was a 3-year starter for Murray Murdoch and played well in net for an otherwise mediocre team. As a junior Jones set a program record by stopping 66 shots in a 1–7 loss to St. Lawrence on December 14 (a record that stands as of 2020). The following year Jones was able to get Yale to post a winning record in both overall and became the first AHCA All-American in program history.
Awards and honors Award Year AHCA East All-American 1958–59
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Who is Gerry Jones?
American ice hockey player
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Gerry Jones was born in 1937 in Greenwich.
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Gerry Jones is an ice hockey player.
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