Holcomb York

Holcomb York (born May 4, 1895 in New Haven, Connecticut - died July 1979 in New Haven, Connecticut). He is a Yale University alumnus and former head coach.
Prior to attending Yale he attended the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Connecticut He would be a goaltender on the Yale Bulldogs graduating in 1917 and he would serve as the head coach of the team from 1930 to 1938. He would have a 77–64–5 record during his tenure as head coach. He would coach the team to a Quadrangular League (predecessor to the Ivy League) championship for the 1934-35 season winning the Hobey Baker Trophy as league champions. He would be replaced by former New York Rangers player Murray Murdoch in 1938 after 3 consecutive losing seasons.
Category:American ice hockey goaltenders
Category:Born in 1895
Category:Dead in 1979
Category:Ice hockey people from Connecticut
Category:Yale Bulldogs alumni
Category:Yale Bulldogs coaches