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1919 – 20 PCHA season The 1919 – 20 PCHA season was the ninth season of the professional men ' s ice hockey Pacific Coast Hockey Association ( PCHA ) league . Season play ran from December 26 , 1919 until March 10 , 1920 . The season was enlarged to 22 games per team . The Seattle Metropolitans club would place first during the regular season and then won the play - off with Vancouver Millionaires to take the PCHA championship . The Mets then played in the 1920 Stanley Cup Finals series against Ottawa Senators , National Hockey League ( NHL ) champions . The Senators won the best - of - five series three games to two . League business . At the league ' s annual meeting on November 21 , 1919 , Frank Patrick was re - elected as PCHA president . Several players retired , including Si Griffis , Barney Stanley and Mickey MacKay of Vancouver , and Ran McDonald of Seattle . Three players from Stanley Cup champion Toronto of the NHL moved to the PCHA this season : Alf Skinner , Jack Adams and Harry Meeking . Regular season . Final standings . " Note : W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , GF = Goals For , GA = Goals Against " < br > " Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold " Schedule and results . Source : Coleman ( 1966 ) . Player statistics . Scoring leaders . Source : " Toronto World " , March 19 , 1920 . Playoffs . Seattle and Vancouver met for the third straight year in the playoffs to decide the PCHA championship . Vancouver won the first game 3 – 0 at Seattle , but Seattle struck back in Vancouver , defeating the Millionaires 6 – 0 to win the championship and advance to the Stanley Cup Final in Ottawa . Gordon Roberts of Vancouver played his last professional game in the first game and scored a goal . Source : Coleman ( 1966 ) Final . Ottawa won the first two games of the series . After Jack Darragh scored the game - winning goal in their 3 – 2 victory in game one , goaltender Clint Benedict led the Senators to a 3 – 0 shutout win in game two . Seattle won game three , 3 – 1 , before the series was shifted to Toronto because of Ottawa ' s slushy ice conditions ( The Ottawa Arena did not have artificial ice ) . Frank Foyston then scored twice to lead the Mets to a 5 – 2 victory in game four to even the series . In the fifth game , Darragh recorded a hat - trick to lead the Senators to a 6 – 1 win to clinch the Cup . Source : Coleman ( 1966 )
1936 Turnbull Cup Provincial Playoffs . Rural final . " 2 games total goals ' Emerson Aces beat Dauphin 5 goals to3 . Final . " Best of 3 " Elmwood Maple Leafs beat Emerson Aces . Elmwood Maple Leafs advanced to the 1935 - 36 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs .
Mississippi Mississippi is a state in the Deep South region of the United States . Mississippi has 82 counties and a total population of almost 3 million and is 48 , 434 square miles making Mississippi the 31st most populous and 32nd largest state in the US . The state name derives from the Mississippi River that runs along the western border of the state . The term Mississippi derives from Ojibwe word " misi - ziibi " meaning " great river . "
Robert MacDougall Robert E MacDougall ( Born 1875 in Montreal , Quebec Died , unknown ) was a notable Canadian ice hockey player of the pre - NHL era of the sport . He played the position of forward for the Montreal Victorias and was a member of 5 Stanley cup winning teams . Playing career . Macdougall was the highest scoring forward before the 1900s in Stanley Cup play . Robert scored a confirmed total of 49 goals in 36 recorded games . Overshadowed today by the likes of fellow teammates and hall of famers Graham Drinkwater and Mike Grant , Robert was consistently one of the Montreal Victorias ' highest scoring forwards . Later in life his career would take an approach to banking ( working along side Hartland MacDougall of no relation ) and he would leave the sport of hockey near the end of the Montreal Victorias ' championship run . Championship controversy . Near the end of MacDougall ' s career he would generally only play championship games due to his work schedule . In his last season his career would end in some controversy . In the 1895 Stanley Cup final , with Montreal leading a total goal series with 4 goals to 2 against the Winnipeg Victorias , with about 12 minutes left in the game , MacDougall slashed Winnipeg ' s Tony Gingras . As Gingras was carried off the ice , referee Bill Findlay only called MacDougall for a two - minute minor . Angry that he should have been assessed a larger penalty , Winnipeg went into their dressing room in protest . Insulted , Findlay abruptly went home , but returned after officials followed him on a sleigh and persuaded him to return . Once back at the rink , the referee gave Winnipeg 15 minutes to return to the ice themselves . They refused and thus Findlay disqualified the team and declared Montreal the winners . 4 , 000 were attending the Winnipeg Auditorium rink to hear returns of the game by telegraph . Career statistics . Notes :
Jim Pavese Jim Pavese ( born June 8 , 1962 in New York City , New York ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played 328 games in the National Hockey League . He was drafted as the 52nd overall pick by the St . Louis Blues in the 1980 NHL entry draft . He was known as a gritty " stay at home " defender with the St . Louis Blues , New York Rangers , Detroit Red Wings , and Hartford Whalers . He started out playing junior hockey in his native New York state then moved to Ontario , Pavese played junior hockey with the Peterborough Petes , Kitchener Rangers , and the Sault Ste . Marie Greyhounds from 1978 - 82 . Drafted 54th overall by the St . Louis Blues in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft , Pavese joined the Blues in the 1981 - 82 season . However , he spent the bulk of the next two seasons in the minor pros . From 1984 - 85 through 1986 - 87 he was an effecitve defensive defenceman for the Blues . In 1987 - 88 Pavese worked his way through 5 different teams . Injuries were starting to take their toll and he retired in 1991 .
1997 - 98 OUA Season This is the 1997 - 98 Ontario University Athletics season . the first one under the OUA name . Standings . Team GP W L T GF GA P Playoffs . Division Playoffs . Division Semi - Finals . " Two games and mini - game if required . " Concordia Stingers win Far East semi - final 2 - 1 . Toronto Varsity Blues win Mid East semi - final 2 - 0 . Brock Badgers win Mid West semi - final 2 - 1 . Waterloo Warriors win Far West semi - final 2 - 1 . Division Finals . " All series best - of - five . " UQTR Patriotes win Far East final 3 - 0 . Guelph Gryphons win Mid East final 3 - 0 . York Yeomen win Mid West final 3 - 0 . Windsor Lancers win Far West final 3 - 0 . League Playoffs . Queen ' s Cup Final . " Scores of league playoffs are not available . " Windsor Lancers ( as conference champion ) and UQTR Patriotes ( claiming QSSF berth ) advanced to the 1998 University Cup playoffs . See Also . List of OUA Seasons
Cowichan Valley Whalers The Cowichan Valley Whalers were a junior A team in Duncan , British Columbia . They played in 1980 - 81 and 1988 - 89 in the British Columbia Hockey League . They were also known as the Cowichan Valley Capitals and the Juan de Fuca Whalers .
Yves Courteau Yves Courteau ( born April 25 , 1964 in Montreal , Quebec ) is a retired professional ice hockey forward who played in the National Hockey League for the Calgary Flames and Hartford Whalers from 1984 – 87 . Courteau was drafted by the Detroit Red Wings in the 2nd round , 23rd overall in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft . He played 22 games in the NHL , recording two goals and five assists . Corteau also appeared in one playoff game with the Flames in 1986 . He played junior with the Laval Voisins of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League . Corteau represented Canada at the 1984 World Junior Hockey Championship . The Wings traded him to the Calgary Flames for Bobby Francis before he had played a game for them . Coutreau tried out for both the Flames and later the Hartford Whalers but was unable to make either team as a full time regular . He retired in 1988 .
Éric Bertrand Eric Bertrand ( born April 16 , 1975 ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey player who is currently playing for Saint - Georges COOL - FM in the Ligue Nord - Américaine de Hockey . He previously appeared in 15 games in the National Hockey League . Playing career . Bertrand was drafted 207th overall in the 8th round by the New Jersey Devils in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft and as well as the Devils , he played for the Atlanta Thrashers and the Montreal Canadiens . He moved to Europe in 2001 , playing for the Bracknell Bees in the British Ice Hockey Superleague , but played just eight games for them before moving to Germany ' s Deutsche Eishockey Liga where he played for the Kölner Haie . He returned to North America with a spell in the American Hockey League for the Hershey Bears before returning to the DEL to play for the Krefeld Pinguine . He then moved to the Ligue Nord - Americaine de Hockey to play for the Saint - Georges Garaga where he scored 101 points ( 43 goals and 58 assists ) in just 57 games , only Claude Morin ( 108 ) scored more points for the team . He once again moved to Germany , this time playing for the Kassel Huskies . He currently plays in the Oddset Ligaen in Denmark for SønderjyskE and won a bronze medal with this team in 2006 – 07 , a bronze medal in 2007 – 08 and a gold medal in 2008 – 09 .
Nashville Dixie Flyers The Nashville Dixie Flyers were a professional minor league ice hockey team in Nashville , Tennessee . They played in the Eastern Hockey League from 1962 until the franchise folded in 1971 . Their home games were held at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium . Personalities . Much of the Dixie Flyers ' best hockey was during the NHL ' s " Original Six " era . This was because of the very limited ability of talented players to move up from the minor leagues . Since there were only six teams with twenty - man rosters , at any given time there were only 120 active NHL players . Because of this , very talented players spent many years , perhaps all of a fifteen - or even twenty - year career in the minors , which is not at all common today . The Flyers had several such players , including Lloyd Hinchberger , a player - coach who almost never scored but still got his share of penalty minutes ; Flo Pilote , one of the first French - Canadians ever to become prominent in the Nashville community , who for many years after the demise of the Flyers operated a tavern in the Hermitage community called " The Penalty Box , " Ted McCaskill , who was called up to the NHL after expansion and was a crafty , high - scoring forward , and goaltender Marv Edwards , also called up after expansion , who as a Flyer once had 15 shutouts in one season . ( McCaskill ' s son Kirk was a long - time Major League Baseball pitcher . ) Other unforgettable Flyers included Wally Sprange and Joe Zorica . The first Captain was Ken " Red " Murphy , whose aggressive and scrappy style of play made him a fan favorite . Flavor . Playing and living conditions were often brutal in the EHL during the Flyers ' existence . At times they rode , as did most EHL teams of the era , to away games on a bus that was not a retired or converted Greyhound or Trailways bus but rather a former school bus . In the years 1965 to 1968 they rode a Trailways bus driven by Bill " The Roadrunner " Hightower . The Flyers ' purple - and - gold sweaters were perhaps things of beauty , but looked far more like those for a Junior or Senior team than those of a professional squad , at least during the early years . The ice sheet at the Municipal Auditorium was undersized , but not nearly as much as the one at the Civic Coliseum in Knoxville which was genuinely minuscule and must have reminded the players , all of whom were of Canadian extraction , of playing on the frozen ponds of their boyhoods .
Kindersley Klippers The Kindersley Klippers were an intermediate team and are a junior A team . The intermediate team has had some success , winning the Saskatchewan title in 1966 , 1967 , 1969 , 1989 , and 1991 . The Klippers made it all the way to the Hardy Cup final in 1988 - 89 . The junior A team first appeared in the Saskatchewan junior playoffs in 1939 - 40 . Current team . The Kindersley Klippers are a Junior " A " team based out of Kindersley , Saskatchewan , Canada . They play out of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League . They play at the West Central Events Centre . They had temporarily played at the Eston Community Complex with a capacity of about 1000 people after a fire on January 8 , 2010 destroyed an adjacent rink in the same facility and caused extensive damage to the WCEC rink and causing the move to Eston . History . The Kindersley Klippers began their life as the Saskatoon Titans . The Titans played out of Harold Latrace Arena and occasionally held home games at Saskatchewan Place ( now known as Credit Union Centre ) . Unfortunately , due to a lack of attendance at their games in Saskatoon , the ownership decided to move the team to Kindersley , where they became known as the Klippers . The Klippers won the Membercare Cup as SJHL champions in 2002 , but were beat in the Anavet Cup by the OCN Blizzard of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League . In 2004 , the Klippers again won the Membercare Cup by beating the Weyburn Red Wings . They later won their first Anavet Cup championship by winning the series in the decisive seventh game against the MJHL ' s Selkirk Steelers . This win sent the Klippers to the Royal Bank Cup as the Western representative . They made it to the Royal Bank Cup final against the OPJHL ' s Aurora Tigers , where they were defeated 7 - 1 . Their record in the 2004 playoffs was 18 wins and 11 losses . During the 2008 playoffs , the Klippers looked to win the SJHL championship again . The Klippers first defeated the Weyburn Red Wings in five games , then knocked off the Melville Millionaires in six games . They would face the defending league champion Humboldt Broncos in the SJHL championship . The Klippers took a commanding 3 - 1 series lead over the Broncos , but their luck would run out as Humboldt came back with three straight wins to claim the series and championship . The Humboldt Broncos would later win the Anavet Cup and the Royal Bank Cup . On January 8 , 2010 , the team ' s home arena , the West Central Events Centre , suffered extensive damage from a fire that destroyed the adjoining rink , Exhibition Stadium . Significant smoke and water damage , along with the loss of the building ' s lobby , forced the Klippers to move to nearby Eston for the rest of the season . The team posted a 8 - 0 - 1 record in Eston to close out the regular season and finish third in the Sherwood Conference . Kindersley then swept the Notre Dame Hounds in the league quarterfinal to advance to the Sherwood final against the Yorkton Terriers .
1972 Switzerland national ice hockey team First Round . Winners ( in bold ) entered the Medal Round . Other teams played a consolation round for 7th - 11th places . Consolation Round . Teams , which lost their games in the qualification round , played in this group .
1996 - 97 RMJHL Season This is a list of Rocky Mountain Junior Hockey League Standings for the 1996 - 97 season . Playoffs . Quarter - final Semi - final Final " ( * ) Cranbrook was allowed to compete in the Semi - final after loosing the Quarter - final due to having a better playoff record than Creston Valley or Castlegar . " Statistics . Scoring Goaltenders
Jack Tomson John Fraser " Jack " Tomson ( January 31 , 1918 – December 14 , 2001 ) was a professional ice hockey player who played 15 games in the National Hockey League . Born in Uxbridge , England , he played for the New York Americans . He grew up in Regina , Saskatchewan , and played junior hockey for the Regina Aces in 1935 - 36 and 1936 - 37 and then for the senior Aces in 1937 - 38 . Tomson turned pro with the Seattle Sea Hawks in 1938 - 39 and then moved to the Philadelphia Ramblers in mid - season . The New York Americans called him up for two playoff games that season . He played in 15 games for the Americans over the next two seasons , scoring a goal and an assist . That was the extent of his NHL career . He played for the senior Regina Rangers in 1941 - 42 and then the Esquimalt Navy in 1942 - 43 and 1943 - 44 . 1944 - 45 was spent in the Canadian military . Tomson returned to pro hockey after World War II with three seasons with the New Westminster Royals and one season with the Seattle Ironmen . He then played senior for the Kerrisdale Monarchs in 1949 - 50 and 1950 - 51 and then retired .
Ottawa Gee - Gees women ' s ice hockey The Ottawa Gee Gees represent the University of Ottawa in Canadian Interuniversity Sport women ’ s ice hockey . Home games are contested at the uOttawa Minto Sports Complex , and the Gee Gees are members of the Quebec Student Sports Federation . History . Shelley Coolidge became head coach of the program in the spring of 2003 . During the 2003 - 04 campaign , she guided the Gee Gees to the CIS national championship game where they were defeated by the Alberta Pandas . In 2006 - 07 she guided the Gee - Gees to a 12 - 6 - 0 record , the best in program history . On January 16 , 2008 , the Gee Gees hosted a game at Scotiabank Place in Kanata , Ontario , as the Gee - Gees played the Carleton Ravens . In 2008 , the Gee Gees hosted the CIS national tournament and finished with a 1 - 2 record in the tourney . Their only win came in a shoot - out victory over St . Francis Xavier , where the Gee Gees prevailed by a 7 - 6 tally . Heading into the 2008 - 09 season , goaltender Jessika Audet was the oldest varsity student - athlete at uOttawa . In her first appearance for the Ottawa Gee - Gees , Fannie Desforges scored a goal versus the York Lions in an exhibition game on September 20 , 2008 as she scored a goal in a 4 - 0 shutout victory . In her first ever regular season game ( contested on October 18 , 2008 ) , she scored her first CIS goal in a victory over the Concordia Stingers . International . At the 2011 Street and Ball Hockey World Championships in Bratislava , Slovakia , Fannie Desforges and Danika Smith participated for Team Canada . They would claim a silver in the tournament . Red Bull Crashed Ice . Other . In February 2010 , Kayla Hottot was one of the female qualifiers for a Red Bull Crashed Ice competition . She would advance to the 2010 Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship finals in Québec City in March 2010 . Other Gee Gees women ' s ice hockey players that have competed in the Red Bull Crashed Ice include Fannie Desforges and Dominique Lefebvre .
HC Bergamo History : 1928 - 1956 Bergamoer Olajbanyasz Then the team united with HC Bergamo Bajuszpodro . Its new Name HC Bergamo MosóMedvék A few well - known players : Edwin Virtuoso ( 1951 - ) , Ricky Havas ( Poszony , 1963 - ) Conrad Stichl ( San Pellegrino Terme , 1962 - ) Gerardo Fuchs ( 1959 - ) Jozef F . Kaplar ( 1968 - 1997 ) Eugene Knezy jr . , Betonut Serpentiner , Üto - Vell Jolbanno ( Lahti , 1964 - ) Jerzy Pospisil ( 1962 ) Martin Obronek ( 1970 - ) Frigyes Maister
Kendice Ogilvie Kendice Ogilvie is a women ' s ice hockey player from Alberta . Playing career . Ogilvie joined the Cornell Big Red in the autumn of 2008 . Her first career NCAA point came on January 4 , 2009 with an assist in a 4 - 3 losing effort at the hands of the Providence Friars , The following day , she logged two assists ( also versus Providence ) for the first multi point performance of her career . The first goal of her NCAA career would come on January 24 against the Brown Bears . The following season ( 2009 - 10 ) , Ogilvie would score one of the biggest goals in Cornell history . Ogilvie scored the game winning goal in the ECAC Tournament that sent Cornell into the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history . Ogilvie was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2010 ECAC Tournament , as she logged six goals and ten assists in four games . In the first round of the 2010 NCAA tournament , Ogilvie had a goal and an assist in a win versus Harvard . The victory put Cornell in the Frozen Four for the first time ever . Her four game winning goals in the 2009 - 10 season led all skaters on the Cornell roster . During the 2010 - 11 campaign , five of the goals she scored were game winners . One of those goals was scored against Dartmouth in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament . On January 6 , 2012 , Ogilvie , ( usually a fourth - line skater ) contributed in the absence of six missing players from the roster . She logged the opening goal in a conference matchup against the Union Dutchwomen . Ogilvie would then add four assists for a five point performance . The following day , she scored a goal versus Rensselaer , in another conference matchup . References .
Mark Beaufait Mark Beaufait ( born May 13 , 1970 in Royal Oak , Michigan ) is a former professional ice hockey player who played 5 games for the San Jose Sharks of the NHL during the 1992 – 93 season . He spent the last seven playing for the Eisbären Berlin of the DEL . He retired on April 16 , 2009 .
2003 CHA Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament The 2003 CHA Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament was played between March 14 and March 16 , 2003 at Tri - City Arena in Kearney , Nebraska . By winning the tournament , Wayne State received College Hockey America ' s automatic bid to the 2003 NCAA Division I Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament . Format . The tournament featured six teams . The top two teams from the regular season received byes to the semifinals where they played the winners from the quarterfinal games . The two semifinal winners met in the championship game on March 16 , 2003 , with the winner receiving an automatic bid to the 2003 NCAA Division I Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament . Conference Standings . " Note : GP = Games Played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; PTS = Points ; GF = Goals For ; GA = Goals Against "
1894 - 95 OHA Senior Season This is the 1894 - 95 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s ( OHA ) Senior series : = Season = Group 1 . Queens University statistics Group 2 . University of Toronto 4 - 0 - 0 - 8 51 - 25 Group 3 . Trinity College statistics Group 4 . Teams - Ayr ( won ) , Berlin , Guelph , Paris . Group 5 . Section A . " Only 2 teams " " Best of 3 " Stratford beat London 2 games to 1 . Section B . Petrolia beat Sarnia Group 5 Final . " sudden death " Stratford 19 Petrolia 6 = Playoffs = Quarter final . " sudden death " Ayr 10 Stratford 4 Semi Finals . " sudden death " Queens University 19 University of Toronto 5 Trinity College 14 Ayr 7 Final . " sudden death " Queens University 17 Trinity College 3
Alexander Cup History . The Alexander Cup was donated by the Viscount Alexander , Canada ' s then Governor General , in 1950 for the Major champion of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association . The major series was open to all hockey players , both amateur and professional . This Cup was only in competition for four seasons ( 1950 - 51 to 1953 - 54 ) . In the last two seasons only one league - the Maritime Major Hockey League was playing for it . In the first season there were five leagues . In the second season the Quebec Senior Hockey League ( Major ) and the Maritime Major Hockey League played for the Cup . Winners . 1950 - 51 Valleyfield Braves 1951 - 52 Quebec Aces 1952 - 53 Halifax Atlantics 1953 - 54 Halifax Atlantics Playoffs . 1950 - 51 Alexander Cup 1951 - 52 Alexander Cup 1952 - 53 Alexander Cup 1953 - 54 Alexander Cup