About Jerry Hudson
Jerry Hudson was a Canadian ice hockey player.
Jerry Hudson (born February 12, 1929, in Gananoque) is a former Canadian ice hockey player. He played several seasons with clubs in the United Kingdom and Italy, and a season both in the Netherlands, and Austria during the 1950s and 60s.
Biography Born in Gananoque, Ontario, Hudson played in Scotland, first two (or three) seasons Dunfermline Vikings, where in 1950-1 and 1952-3 he was named Scottish League All-Star B Team member. The following two seasons he spent with Falkirk Lions. In 1955 he joined Nottingham Panthers, staying for two seasons.
Hudson joined Serie A club HC Bolzano in 1957. For the 1964–5 season he played for Dutch side Den Haag Wolves. For 1966-7 he played for Austrian club Wiener EV before rejoining Bolzano, where he stayed to the end of the following season. He spent 1969–70 with A.S. Asiago, also in Italy.
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Canadian ice hockey player
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