1904 FAHL season

The inaugural 1904 Federal Amateur Hockey League (FAHL) season lasted from January 6 until February 24. Teams played a six game schedule.
==Regular season==
In their first season, the Wanderers would dominate the league, going undefeated. After the season, the Wanderers would challenge the Ottawa Senators and play to a 5-5 tie.
===Highlights===
Jack Marshall of Wanderers would score six goals against the Capitals on January 20.
===Final standing===
Team 	Games Played	Wins	Losses	Ties	Goals For	Goals Against
Montreal Wanderers 	6 	6 	0 	0 	38 	18
Montreal Le National	6 	3 	3 	0 	27 	27
Cornwall HC 	6 	2 	4 	0 	20 	27
Ottawa Capitals 	6 	1 	5 	0 	28 	41
===Results===
Month	Day	Visitor 	Score	Home 	Score
Jan. 	6 	Cornwall 	3 	Le National	5
Jan. 	13 	Le National	5 	Capitals 	8
Jan. 	15 	Wanderers 	5 	Cornwall 	1
Jan. 	20 	Capitals 	6 	Wanderers 	10
Jan. 	27 	Cornwall 	5 	Capitals 	4
Jan. 	27 	Le National	2 	Wanderers 	4
Feb. 	3 	Wanderers 	7 	Le National	3
Feb. 	3 	Capitals 	3 	Cornwall 	7
Feb. 	10 	Capitals 	4 	Le National	10
Feb. 	18 	Cornwall 	3 	Wanderers 	8
Feb. 	20 	Wanderers 	4 	Capitals 	3
Feb. 	24 	Le National	2 	Cornwall 	1
===Goalkeeper Averages===
Name 	Club 	GP	GA	SO	Avg.
Nicholson, Billy	Wanderers 	6 	18	0 	3.0
Grenier 	Capitals 	1 	4 	0 	4.0
Hunter, Jack 	Cornwall 	6 	27	0 	4.5
Henri Menard 	Le National	6 	27	0 	4.5
Moffatt 	Capitals 	2 	12	0 	6.0
Cope, A. 	Capitals 	2 	15	0 	7.5
Hurdman 	Capitals 	1 	10	0 	10.0
===Leading scorers===
Name 	Club 	GP	G
Jack Marshall 	Wanderers 	4 	11
Edgar Dey 	Capitals 	6 	11
Ken Mallen 	Wanderers &Cornwall	6 	10
Alphonse Prevost	Le National 	6 	9
Percy Sims 	Capitals 	5 	9
Jack Laviolette 	Nationals 	6 	8
"Pokey" Leahy 	Wanderers 	5 	7
Jimmy Gardner 	Wanderers 	6 	5
Ed Decarie 	Le National 	6 	5
Fred Strike 	Wanderers 	2 	4
==Team Photos==
03-04MonWan.jpg|Montreal Wanderers
==Game Ads==
04FAHLMontrealGameAd.jpg|Montreal
==References==
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Category:1904 in ice hockey
Category:Federal Amateur Hockey League seasons
Category:1904 in Canadian ice hockey by league