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Lemieux

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Le·mieux  (l-my, -my), Mario Born 1965.
Canadian hockey player. A center for the Pittsburgh Penguins (1984-1997), he led his team to two consecutive Stanley Cup championships and was the National Hockey League's leading scorer four times.
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Byline: Jennifer Toland WORCESTER - Kickball was the big game at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary School during recess, and Don Lemieux was a schoolyard star.
Game gives kicker leg up; Lemieux eyes consistency by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Lemieux began his comeback during a brief stint earlier this season with a team in China owned by San Jose, then spent the past two months at Worcester, Sharks' affiliate in the minor league American Hockey League.
Veteran Lemieux hopes to bolster Sharks' attack by AFP / AFP American Edition
MARIO Lemieux led by example to help the Pittsburgh Penguins fight back from 4-0 down to record their first win of the season.
Ice Hockey: Mario picks up Penguins by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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