between the two clubs on January 22, 1916 which had him arrested by police and taken to the Agnes Street station in Toronto, although he was later released on $200 bail. The incident went to trial and Ronan was acquitted of the charge on January 31 before Judge Winchester in Toronto, with Canadiens manager George Kennedy acting as a witness for the defense. After the 1915–16 season, Ronan signed up with the military where he served until 1918, while being affiliated with the Ottawa Munitions of the Ottawa City Senior Hockey League. He returned to professional hockey and was re-acquired by Ottawa in a trade with the Canadiens in exchange for Harry Hyland. However, he had lost his offensive skills and was released after eleven games without scoring any goals. Career statistics Regular season and playoffs Awards and achievements 1916 – Stanley Cup champion References Notes External links 1889 births 1937 deaths Canadian ice hockey centres Canadian ice hockey defencemen Haileybury Comets players Ice hockey people from Ottawa Montreal Canadiens (NHA) players Ottawa Senators (1917) players Ottawa Senators (NHA) players Pittsburgh Bankers players Renfrew Hockey Club players Stanley Cup champions Toronto Blueshirts players Toronto Shamrocks players