played 4 seasons (1924 to 1927) with the Queen's Golden Gaels. This included a victory in the 1924 12th Grey Cup. Voss has his name engraved on the Grey Cup for this season. This makes Voss, along with Lionel Conacher and Joe Miller, one of only three players to have their name engraved on both the Stanley Cup and the Grey Cup; Leo Dandurand won Stanley Cup as owner Montreal Canadiens 1924 (also Manager), 1930-31 & Grey Cup Montreal Allouettes 1949 President (also Owner); Harald Ballard won Stanley cups with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1962-63-64-67 as co-owner/Vice President, and Grey Cup 1986 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats as owner/president. Normie Kwong is on the Grey Cup as a player 4 times and on the Stanley Cup once as an owner/general manager, while Wayne Gretzky is on the Stanley Cup as a player 4 times and once on the Grey Cup as an owner. Post-playing career After retirement, Voss joined the U.S branch of the Canadian Cycle and Motor Company (CCM). For the next ten years, Voss was their main principal agent associated with hockey teams across the United States. He also served as a referee during his stay with the CCM as he refereed games in the American Hockey League, California Hockey League and various college games. Eventually Voss, moved up the ranks of hockey administration and he replaced Jim Hendy of the United States Hockey League and he also became a consultant to on-ice officials. After the USHL suspended operations in 1951, he joined the St. Louis Flyers of the AHL as manager and coach while continuing to work as a consultant to on-ice officials. His administrative qualities caught the eyes of the National Hockey League and he was offered the job of referee-in-chief of the NHL. During his 15-year tenures as referee-in-chief he implemented a wide range of changes to the league's officiating structure. Voss scouted the minor leagues for potential NHL officials and under his watch, the number of on-ice officials increased from 10 to 23. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1974 as a builder for his contribution to ice hockey. Awards and achievements Grey Cup champion 1924. IHL champion in 1931 and 1932. Selected to the IHL First All-Star Team in 1932. IHL leading point scorer in 1932. Calder Memorial Trophy winner in 1933. Stanley Cup champion in 1938 Inducted into