Arthur Edward Boyce (August 24, 1888 – October 8, 1959Hockey deaths - October 1959
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professional

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goaltender. Boyce played for the

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of the

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from 1911 to 1915. His name is sometimes spelled as Art Boyes.

Playing career

Boyce was born in

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. He first joined the Wanderers organization in 1908, playing for the Wanderers 'second' team in the Canadian Amateur Hockey League intermediates. He then moved to the Montreal Westmount amateurs for two seasons. He became a professional with the Wanderers in 1911. He was the Wanderers #1 goalie for two seasons, then played two seasons with the Wanderers as the backup.

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