played with the Kingston Frontenacs and the Queen's University team in Kingston, Ontario and with the New York Athletic Club and the New York Wanderers in the AAHL, Harold Metcalfe Clarke (1885–1924) played with the Kingston Frontenacs, the University of Toronto, and with the New York Athletic Club, and Herbert Secord Clarke (1887–1938) played with the Kingston Frontenacs, the University of Toronto, and with the Cobalt Silver Kings of the National Hockey Association. From 1904 until his death in 1924 Dr. Clarke was married to Theresa Gallagher. End of life Clarke became ill in the autumn of 1923 and died in Toronto early the next year. A headline in the Toronto Sunday World of 23 March 1924 read "Canada owes immeasurable debt to Dr. C.K. Clarke who helped to lift the shadow of misery and hopelessness from insane asylums". The Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Toronto, Ontario, Canada was named in his honour. References General Dowbiggin, Ian Robert. Keeping America Sane: Psychiatry and Eugenics in the United States and Canada, 1880–1940. Greenland, C. Charles Kirk Clarke A pioneer of Canadian Psychiatry, 1966. University of Toronto Press Anon. 125 Years Keeping People Healthy Kingston Psychiatric Hospital, 1981, Produced by The Kingston Psychiatric Hospital 1857 births 1924 deaths Canadian eugenicists Canadian medical researchers Canadian psychiatrists Canadian university and college faculty deans People from Centre Wellington University of Toronto alumni University of Toronto faculty