Alexander Muzyka (c. 1929 – February 23, 1993) was a

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player who played for the

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. He won the

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with Hamilton in 1953. He later worked for

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as a telephone repairman. Muzyka died after heart surgery in 1993.Muzyka an original Ticat who was devoted to alumni: inal EditionDickins, Jeff. The Hamilton Spectator amilton, Ont25 Feb 1993: C10.

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