Deletion of Larry Archambault

Comment: Not a semi-pro player as he played in the 2nd highest league in his era which was fully professional. Sources are likely to exist for him, being a pre-internet era player it means looking through news paper archives.  exists specifically to protect these sorts of players that will require more than just a google search to find information
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ATHLETE)

Comment: WP:ATH presumes a player who's played pro has the coverage to meet  and . Sometimes that is not reality. http://news.google.ca/archivesearch?scoring=r&hl=en&ned=ca&q=Larry+Archambault&spell=1 News archives reveal a lot of trivial coverage, but nothing in depth.  Nothing to indicate that we can write anything beyond what his hockeydb.com bio says: "He played for team x, y and z
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:V)

Comment: According to , a player who plays so much as '''one''' game in the current thirty-team NHL qualifies for an article on that basis alone.  Archambault played 211 games in the second highest quality league back when the NHL had six teams.  He not only played in a "fully professional" league, as  requires, he explicitly fulfills the criteria of /PPF#NOTE, which holds that someone who "played at least 100 games in a fully professional minor league such as the American Hockey League, the International Hockey League, the ECHL, the Mestis, the HockeyAllsvenskan or other such league" merits an article.  There is nothing "semi" about Archambeault's professionalism
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ATHLETE||WP:HOCKEY)