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1926 Spanish Championship

The 1926 Spanish Championship was the fourth edition of the national ice hockey competition in Spain. It was won by Club Alpino Español, who claimed their third consecutive title. 
==Primera Categoria==
The championship was played on March 16. Club Alpino Español earned a dominant victory over Azul, in large part thanks to the 10 goals scored by Angel Arche.
*Club Alpino Español - Azul Hockey Club 12:0 
==Segunda Categoria==
The first match was played between Rojo and Negro on February 26. The teams tied and a tiebreaker game was arranged on March 9, that also ended in a draw. It was then planned to arrange another tiebreaker. It is unclear if it was played as no further results were subsequently reported.
==Contemporary accounts==
Siglo futuro 2-25-26.png|The February 25, 1926, edition of El Siglo futuro.
La Nacion 3-10-26.png|The March 20, 1926, edition of La Nacion.
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Siglo futuro 3-13-26.png|The March 13, 1926, edition of El Siglo futuro.
ABC Madrid 3-16-26.png|The March 16, 1926, edition of the ABC Madrid. Features an ad for the final game of the 1926 championship between Azul and Alpino. 
Siglo futuro 3-17-26.png|The March 17, 1926, edition of El Siglo futuro.
La Nacion 3-18-26.png|The March 18, 1926, edition of La Nacion.
==Sources==
*La Nacion
*El Siglo futuro
Category:1926 in ice hockey
1926 St. Moritz Tournament

The 1926 St. Moritz Tournament was played in St. Moritz, Switzerland, on January 1 and 2, 1926. 
Results appear a bit illogical, but this is how they were reported.
==Semifinals==
* EHC St. Moritz 3 - Cambridge University 1
* London Lions 3 - Oxford University 2
==Final==
* EHC St. Moritz 2 - Oxford University 5
Category:1926 in ice hockey
1926 Stanley Cup Finals

The 1926 Stanley Cup Final saw the National Hockey League (NHL) champion Montreal Maroons, in their first Final series appearance, defeat the Western Hockey League (WHL) and defending Stanley Cup champion Victoria Cougars three games to one in the best-of-five game series. This was the last time a non-NHL team would contest for the Cup – the WHL folded following the 1926 Finals leaving the Cup to be contested solely by NHL clubs thereafter.
==Paths to the Final==
The Cougars finished the 1925–26 WHL regular season in third place, but eventually upset the Edmonton Eskimos in the WHL championship by a combined score of 5–3 to reach the Stanley Cup Finals. Meanwhile, the Maroons finished the NHL regular season in second place. Montreal went on to beat the third seed Pittsburgh Pirates and then defeated the first place Ottawa Senators 2 goals to 1 in a two game total goals series, thus capturing the Prince of Wales Trophy and the right to play Victoria for the Cup.
==The series==
All of the games in the 1926 Cup Final were played at the Montreal Forum. Aided by three future Hockey Hall of Famers, the Maroons ended up dominating the series. Goaltender Clint Benedict, who previously helped Ottawa in three Cup championships, recorded three shutouts. Rookie Nels Stewart scored 6 of Montreal's 10 overall goals in the 4 games. Punch Broadbent also recorded a goal for the Maroons. The Cougars' lone win came in game three, 3–2.
Nels Stewart scored both goals in the fourth game to win the series. Stewart had given his stick to a fan after the playoff series against Ottawa. He asked for and retrieved the stick back from the fan prior to the fourth game. He then gave back the stick to the fan after game four.
Game-by-Game 	Game-by-Game 	Rules 	Winning Team 	Score 	Losing Team 	Location
1 	March 30 	NHL 	Montreal Maroons 	3–0 	Victoria Cougars 	Montreal Forum
2 	April 1 	WHL 	Montreal Maroons 	3–0 	Victoria Cougars 	Montreal Forum
3 	April 3 	NHL 	Victoria Cougars 	3–2 	Montreal Maroons 	Montreal Forum
4 	April 6 	WHL 	Montreal Maroons 	2–0 	Victoria Cougars 	Montreal Forum
Maroons win best-of-five series 3 games to 1	Maroons win best-of-five series 3 games to 1	Maroons win best-of-five series 3 games to 1	Maroons win best-of-five series 3 games to 1	Maroons win best-of-five series 3 games to 1	Maroons win best-of-five series 3 games to 1	
==See also==
*1925–26 NHL season
*1925–26 WHL season
==References==
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;Notes
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1926 Swedish Ice Hockey Championship

The 1926 Swedish Ice Hockey Championship was the fifth season of the Swedish Ice Hockey Championship, the national championship of Sweden. Djurgardens IF won the championship.
==Tournament==
=== First round ===
5 February
* Södertälje SK 7–2 AIK
===Second round===
8 February
* Djurgårdens IF 5–4 OT IK Göta 
* Södertälje SK 4–3 Hammarby IF
* Nacka SK 3–1 IFK Stockholm
===Finals bracket===
==External links==
* Season on hockeyarchives.info
Category:1926 in ice hockey
1926 Varsity Match

The 12th official Ice Hockey Varsity Match was played in St. Moritz, Switzerland on January 4, 1926. 
==Results==
Date 	Winning Team 	Score	Losing Team 	Location
January 4, 1926	Oxford University	11-0 	Cambridge University	St. Moritz
*Captains: H. Borden - Oxford, E.H. Quainton - Cambridge
==Match report==
An excerpt from Peter Patton's 1936 Ice Hockey publication:
"The Dark Blues won by a larger margin than might have been anticipated because the matches between them and the Lions and the Lions and Cambridge were all very even. The second Bonnycastle brother played in this match, but his form did not quite equal that of his elder brother or Larry, who came to Oxford about four years later."
==Sources==
*B.M. "Peter" Patton (1936), Ice Hockey.
Category:1926 in ice hockey
1926 Wengen Cup

The 1926 Wengen Cup was played in Wengen, Switzerland, on January 3, 1926.
==Results==
* Zurcher SC 3 - HC Milano 2
* HC Rosey Gstaad 4 - Zurcher SC 0
* HC Rosey Gstaad - HC Milano (Forfeit)
HC Rosey Gstaad won.
Category:1926 in ice hockey
1926–27 Belgian Hockey League season

The 1926-27 Belgian Championship was the 11th season of the national ice hockey competition in Belgium. Le Puck d'Anvers won the championship for the fourth year in a row.
==Participating teams==
*Cercle des Patineurs Anversoises
*Le Puck d'Anvers 
==Belgian Championship==
*3/24: Le Puck Anvers - CP Anvers 2:1Het Handelsblad, 3/26/1927
*3/29: Le Puck Anvers beat CP AnversLe Vigntieme Siecle, 3/29/1927
==Other games==
*1/8: Military - Civilians 7:5 @ Antwerp 
==References==
Category:1926 in ice hockey
Category:1927 in ice hockey
1926–27 French Ice Hockey Championship

The 1926–27 French Ice Hockey Championship was the 12th edition of the French Ice Hockey Championship, the national ice hockey championship in France. Chamonix Hockey Club won the championship for the fourth time.
The match was contested on January 18, 1927, in Chamonix. Chamonix was bolstered by the return of Leonhard Quaglia, who had previously been suspended by the national federation for professionalism. 
==Final==
* Chamonix Hockey Club - Club des Sports d’Hiver de Paris 2:0 (0:0, 2:0)
==External links==
*Season on hockeyarchives.info
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Category:1927 in ice hockey
Category:Ligue Magnus seasons
1926–27 Romanian Hockey League season

The 1926-27 Romanian Hockey League season was the second season of the Romanian Championship. Hockey Club Roman Bucharest won the championship.Flamaropol, Mihai. "50 de ani de hochei în România". 1976.
Regional committees in Brasov, Cluj, and Bucharest were each to nominate a regional champion for the final competition by January 5. D. Dolensko, Al. Vogel and S. Nadler were appointed as officials. Meanwhile, the two clubs in Bucharest (HCR and TCR) sought to complement their rosters by obtaining players returning from abroad.
An individual named Bacinski gathered some football teammates, who assembled a team known as Unirea-Tricolor, which immediately registered for the regional championship. Their roster included: Ligner, Ilie Subaseanu, Roland Pfann, and Tico, who were popular names in football. The squad did not participate in the championship in the end.
As the teams from Brasov and Cluj did not pay the enrollment fee of 300 lei by January 12, the winter sports subcommittee decided the championship was to be contested solely by teams from Bucharest.
==Bucharest Championship==
*1/6: Tenis Club Roman Bucharest - Hockey Club Bucharest 1:1 (0:1, 1:0) @ Lake Cisimigu
*1/12: Hockey Club Bucharest B - Tenis Club Roman Bucharest 4:1 (2:1, 2:0)
*1/12: Hockey Club Bucharest A beat Unirea Tricolor Bucharest by forfeit
*1/12: Hockey Club Bucharest A - Hockey Club Bucharest B 1:1 - final
==National Championship==
Hockey Club Roman Bucharest and Tenis Club Roman Bucharest, whose organizations consisted of 42 and 20 hockey playing members, respectively, each entered "A" and "B" sides in the championship. TCR was officially formed on December 10, 1926. It was agreed to contest the championship on February 27.
The games were announced in the press, in great detail, emphasizing the novelty that each club would field two teams. Numerous "football fans" attended the matches at Cisimigu.
Hockey Club Roman Bucuresti defeated Tenis Club Bucuresti 3-1 and 6-0, respectively, to claim the title. The Grant brothers were in top form for HCR and scored many goals between them. HCR also won the Cupa Neagu Boerescu, which was named after a former Romanian sportsman. 
===Team rosters===
*Hockey Club Roman Bucharest A: Anastasiu (goalkeeper); defensemen: Bratianu Alexandrescu; forwards: P. Grant, S. Grant, Micescu.
*Hockey Club Roman Bucharest B: Ratiu (goalkeeper); defensemen: Polizu, Dolensko; forwards: Danielopol, Simons, S. Nadler
*Tenis Club Roman Bucharest A: Mardarescu (goalkeeper); defensemen: Manu, Nanu; forwards: Herek, Reinek, Tico.
*Tenis Club Roman Bucharest B: Mardarescu (goalkeeper, he played for both the A and B team); defensemen: Tocariu, Niculescu; forwards: Subaseanu, Matac, Ligner.
==Friendly games==
*January 5: Hockey Club Roman Bucuresti B - Tenis Club Bucuresti B 4:1
*January 17: Hockey Club Roman Bucuresti - Brasov 3:1
==Credits==
Special thanks to Patrick H. for supplying some of the information found on this page.
==References==
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Category:1927 in ice hockey
1926–27 Serie A (ice hockey) season

The 1926-27 Serie A season was the third season of the Serie A, the top level of ice hockey in Italy. It was contested by two teams, and Hockey Club Milano won the championship by defeating GSD Cortina in the final. The winner earned the Cinzano Cup, a trophy awarded by an Italian wine company. 
The national federation decided this season that the winner of the Cinzano Cup would also be crowned Italian champion. The previous two editions were also declared Italian Championships retroactively. 
==Results==
*1/23: Hockey Club Milano - GSD Cortina 1:1 @ Cortina
*2/24: Hockey Club Milano - GSD Cortina 6:2 (2:2, 4:0) @ Cortina
*2/26: Hockey Club Milano - GSD Cortina 7:1 (6:1, 1:0) @ Palazzo del ghiaccio (Milan)
==External links==
* Season on hockeytime.net
* Milanosiamonoi
Category:1926 in ice hockey
Category:1927 in ice hockey
Category:Serie A (ice hockey) seasons
1926–27 Swiss International Ice Hockey Championship

The 1926-27 Swiss International Ice Hockey Championship was the 12th edition of the international ice hockey championship in Switzerland. HC Davos won the championship by defeating HC Rosey Gstaad in the final.
== First round ==
=== Eastern Series ===
* EHC St. Moritz - HC Davos 3:3 2OT
The re-play of the game was not contested, and was awarded to HC Davos.
*HC Davos - EHC St. Moritz 3:0 (Forfeit)
HC Davos qualified for the final.
=== Western Series ===
;Group 1
*HC Château-d’Œx - Star Lausanne 7:1
;Group 2
*HC Rosey Gstaad - Lausanne HC 27:0
*HC Rosey Gstaad - HC La Chaux-de-Fonds 7:1
*HC La Chaux-de-Fonds - Lausanne HC 7:0
;Final
*HC Rosey Gstaad - HC Château-d'Oex 3:2 OT
HC Rosey Gstaad qualified for the final.
== Final == 
The final was played in Davos on February 20, 1927.
* HC Davos - HC Rosey Gstaad 2:1
== External links ==
*Swiss Ice Hockey Federation – All-time results 
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Category:1927 in ice hockey
1926–27 Swiss National Ice Hockey Championship

The 1926-27 Swiss National Ice Hockey Championship was the 17th edition of the national ice hockey championship in Switzerland. HC Davos won the championship by defeating HC Rosey Gstaad in the final.
== First round ==
=== Eastern Series === 
Akademischer EHC Zürich withdrew.
* EHC St. Moritz - HC Davos 1:2
HC Davos qualified for the final. 
=== Western Series ===
==== Semifinals ====
* HC Château-d’Œx - HC Caux 13:1
* HC Rosey Gstaad - Star Lausanne 15:0
==== Final ====
*HC Rosey Gstaad - HC Château-d’Œx 5:1
HC Rosey Gstaad qualified for the final. 
== Final ==
* HC Rosey Gstaad - HC Davos 1:7 (0:1, 0:4, 1:2) 
== External links ==
*Swiss Ice Hockey Federation – All-time results 
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Category:1927 in ice hockey
1927-28 AAHA season

This was the 1927-28 American Amateur Hockey Association season:
==Regular season==
;Scores
*12/16: Calumet Hawks - Houghton Wolves 3:1
*12/19: Houghton Wolves - Calumet Hawks 2:1
*12/20: Ironwood Rangers - Marquette Blackbirds 3:1 
*12/22: Marquette Blackbirds - Ironwood Rangers 4:1
*12/26: Houghton Wolves - Marquette Blackbirds 2:1
*12/27: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 3:0
*12/28: Marquette Blackbirds - Houghton Wolves 1:1 
*12/29: Ironwood Rangers - Calumet Hawks 4:1
*1/2: Ironwood Rangers - Houghton Wolves 3:0 
*1/3: Marquette Blackbirds - Calumet Hawks 3:2 OT 
*1/5: Ironwood Rangers - Houghton Wolves 3:2
*1/6: Calumet Hawks - Marquette Blackbirds 1:0 
*1/13: Calumet Hawks - Houghton Wolves 3:0
*1/14: Calumet Hawks - Houghton Wolves 1:0 
*1/17: Ironwood Rangers - Marquette Blackbirds 2:1
*1/19: Marquette Blackbirds - Ironwood Rangers 2:1
*1/22: Marquette Blackbirds - Houghton Wolves 3:2 
*1/24: Houghton Wolves - Marquette Blackbirds 2:0 
*1/25: Ironwood Rangers - Calumet Hawks 3:1
*1/27: Ironwood Rangers - Calumet Hawks 2:1
*Marquette Blackbirds - Houghton Wolves 6:2
*1/29: Houghton Wolves - Ironwood Rangers 5:4 OT 
*1/31: Calumet Hawks - Marquette Blackbirds 2:0 
*2/2: Ironwood Rangers - Houghton Wolves 5:1
*2/3: Marquette Blackbirds - Calumet Hawks 3:2
*2/5: Calumet Hawks - Houghton Wolves 2:2 OT
*2/7: Marquette Blackbirds - Ironwood Rangers 5:2 
*2/9: Marquette Blackbirds - Ironwood Rangers 2:1 
*2/10: Calumet Hawks - Houghton Wolves 3:2
*2/12: Marquette Blackbirds - Houghton Wolves 3:3 OT
*2/14: Marquette Blackbirds - Houghton Wolves 4:0
*2/15: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 3:2
*2/17: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 3:2
*2/19: Houghton Wolves - Ironwood Rangers 4:3 OT
*2/21: Calumet Hawks - Marquette Blackbirds 2:0 
*2/23: Ironwood Rangers - Houghton Wolves 5:0 
*2/24: Calumet Hawks - Marquette Blackbirds 2:1 OT
The Calumet Hawks won the second half, and faced Ironwood for the league title.
==Final==
*2/28: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 5:0
*3/1: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 1:1
*3/4: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 6:2 
*3/6: Calumet Hawks - Ironwood Rangers 1:1
Calumet won the MacNaughton Cup.
==Sources==
*Ironwood Daily Globe
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Category:1928 in ice hockey
1927-28 AHA season

This was the second season of the American Hockey Association.
==Standings==
 Duluth Hornets 18- 9-13-49 63-49
 Kansas City Pla-Mors 18-14- 8-42 61-53
 Minneapolis Millers 18-17- 5-41 65-51
 St. Paul Saints 14-17- 9-37 76-87
 Winnipeg Maroons 11-22- 7-29 68-98
Standings from www.hockeydb.com
==Playoffs==
===Semi Final===
3 games total goals
*Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 1
*Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 1
*Minneapolis 1 Kansas City 0
Minneapolis Millers beat Kansas City Pla-Mors 5 goals to 2.
===Final===
Best of 5
*Minneapolis 0 Duluth 0
*Minneapolis 0 Duluth 0
*Minneapolis 0 Duluth 0
*Minneapolis 1 Duluth 0
*Minneapolis 1 Duluth 1
Minneapolis Millers beat Duluth Hornets 1 win to none, 4 ties, and won the league playoff championship.
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Category:1928 in ice hockey
1927-28 CAHL season

This is the 1927-28 Canadian-American Hockey League season. It was the second season of the league.
==Standings==
Regular Season 	GP	W 	L 	T	GF	GA 	Pts
Springfield Indians	40	24	13	3	90	71 	51
Boston Tigers 	40	21	14	5	80	71 	47
Quebec Castors 	40	18	14	8	70	68 	44
New Haven Eagles 	40	16	20	4	81	90 	36
Providence Reds 	40	13	19	8	88	83 	34
Philadelphia Arrows	40	13	25	2	79	105	28
==Playoffs==
===Semi Finals===
2 games total goals
*Quebec Castors beat Boston Tigers 4 goals to 2 (2,2) - (2,0)
===Final===
4 games total goals
*Springfield Indians beat Quebec Castors 11 goals to 7 (1,1,4,5) - (2,2,3,0)
==Game Ads==
27-28CAHLProvidenceGameAd.png|Providence
27-28CAHLQuebecGameAd.png|Quebec City
==Team Photos==
27-28CAHLPhiladelphia.png|Philadelphia Arrows
Category:1927 in ice hockey
Category:1928 in ice hockey
1927-28 CPHL season

The 1927–28 CPHL season was the second season of the Canadian Professional Hockey League, a minor professional ice hockey league in Ontario, Canada, with one team based in Detroit, Michigan. Eight teams participated in the league, and the Stratford Nationals won the championship.
==Regular season==
Overall 	GP	W 	L 	T 	Pts	GF 	GA
Stratford Nationals 	42	25	12	5 	55 	104	53
Detroit Olympics 	42	24	14	4 	52 	99 	75
Kitchener Millionaires 	42	19	17	6 	44 	105	110
Toronto Ravinas 	42	20	18	4 	44 	93 	95
Hamilton Tigers 	42	18	18	6 	42 	100	97
Niagara Falls Cataracts	42	13	17	12	36 	89 	99
Windsor Bulldogs 	42	13	24	5 	31 	115	138
London Panthers 	42	14	26	2 	30 	103	141
The Toronto Ravinas changed their name to the Toronto Falcons on February 13th.
==Playoffs==
===Semifinals===
Best of 3
*Toronto 0 @ Stratford 4
*Stratford 7 Toronto 1 @ Windsor
Stratford Nationals beat Toronto Falcons 2 wins to none.
*Kitchener 1 @ Detroit 0
*Kitchener 3 @ Detroit 1
Kitchener Millionaires beat Detroit Olympics 2 wins to none.
Both games were played in Detroit because the attendance was larger.
===Final===
Best of 3
*Stratford 1 @ Kitchener 1
*Kitchener 1 @ Stratford 6
*Stratford 5 Kitchener 0 @ Detroit
Stratford Nationals beat Kitchener Millionaires 2 wins to none, 1 tie.
==Team Photos==
27-28DetOly.png|Detroit Olympics
27-28WinHor.png|Windsor Hornets
==External links==
*Season on hockeydb.com
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Category:1928 in ice hockey
1927-28 California Hockey League season

This was the 1927-28 California Hockey League season:
==Standings==
Regular Season 	GP	W 	L 	T	GF	GA	Pts
Richfield Oilers 	21	13	5 	3	70	44	29
Hollywood Millionaires	21	9 	10	2	37	45	20
Los Angeles Maroons 	22	7 	14	1	51	69	15
Standings from www.hockeydb.com
==Playoffs==
;Final
Hollywood Millionaires beat Richfield Oilers 3 wins to none, with 2 ties (5:3, 1:0, 1:1, 2:2, 3:2).
==American Professional Championship==
The Minneapolis Millers, champions of the American Hockey Association, faced Hollywood for the American pro title.
*Minneapolis Millers - Hollywood Millionaires 3:0, 3:2, 2:2, 1:2, 4:2
==Southern California Amateur Ice Hockey Association==
@Los Angeles Winter Garden
*2/16: Paramount Studio - Universal Studio 2:1
*2/20: Paramount Studio - Edison Company 6:1
*2/23: Universal Studio - Edison Company 4:2
*2/27: Paramount Studio - Universal Studio 3:3 2OT
*3/5: Edison Company - Universal Studio 4:3
*3/8: Paramount Studio - Universal Studio 1:0
*3/12: Paramount Studio - Edison Company 9:4
*3/15: Edison Company - Universal Studio 6:5
*3/19: Paramount Studio - Universal Studio 3:0 
*3/22: Edison Company - Paramount Studio 5:3
*3/26: Universal Studio - Edison Company 5:4 OT
*3/29: Universal Studio - Paramount Studio 5:3
*4/7: Paramount Studio - Edison Company 2:2 OT
*4/14: Edison Company - Universal Studio 4:3
*4/16: Universal Studio - Paramount Studio 4:3
;West Coast Amateur Championship
*5/21: Edison Company - Universal Studio 3:2
*5/24: Edison Company - Universal Studio 3:3 
*5/28: Universal Studio - Edison Company 3:1 OT
==Southern California Collegiate League==
*3/10: Occidental - UCLA 4:3
*UCLA - Occidental 3:1
*Occidental - UCLA 3:2 
*USC - Occidental 2:0
*3/17: USC - UCLA 2:0 
*3/24: USC - Occidental 4:3 
*4/11: USC - UCLA 4:3
*4/14: USC - Occidental 6:3
;Other games
*UCLA - Southwestern University 8:0
*UCLA - Palais de Glace 6:5
"USC went undefeated (5-0) in 1928. They were able to resume playing UCLA and took two games from the Bruins and three from the Occidental Tigers. That year UCLA had to replace its experienced hockey practitioners. The Bruins defeated the purple and grey Southwestern University team at Big Bear Lake, lost two of three games to Occidental, defeated a Palais de Glace team, and ended with a record of 3-4."
-Hockey in Unusual Places: USC and UCLA (Len Kotylo)
==Other games==
*4/16: Canadians - San Francisco Ice Rink 5:5 @ San Francisco 
*4/18: San Francisco Ice Rink - Canadians 8:5 @ San Francisco 
*4/20: San Francisco Ice Rink - Canadians 14:4 @ San Francisco 
*5/3: Minneapolis Millers - Richfield Oilers 1:0 
*5/5: Minneapolis Millers - Richfield Oilers 3:3 - Minneapolis won series 4:3
Category:1928 in ice hockey
1927-28 International Club Matches

This is a list of international club matches, not including tournaments, played during the 1927-28 season.
For information on the Toronto Varsity Grads' tour of Europe, please see 1927-28 Toronto Varsity Grads.
==Results==
Date 	Team 1 	Score	Team 2
November 1927 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	9:3 	London Lions
November 1927 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	5:4 	London Lions
November 1927 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	4:1 	London Lions
November 26, 1927	Antwerp 	10:1 	CSH Paris
November 26, 1927	Cottage EV 	0:3 	SC Riessersee
November 27, 1927	Wiener EV 	1:0 	SC Riessersee
November 27, 1927	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	7:1 	SK Slavia Praha
December 10, 1927	CSH Paris 	2:3 	Antwerp
December 10, 1927	BKE Budapest 	1:1 	Wiener EV II
December 10, 1927	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	1:4 	HC Davos
December 11, 1927	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	6:4 	HC Davos
December 17, 1927	Potzleinsdorfer SK 	0:2 	Troppauer EV Opava
December 18, 1927	BKE Budapest 	5:1 	Cottage EV
December 18, 1927	Wiener EV II 	1:0 	Troppauer EV
December 20, 1927	LTC Praha 	2:1 	Wiener EV
December 21, 1927	Wiener EV 	3:0 	Oxford University
December 25, 1927	SC Riessersee 	5:2 	Wiener AC
December 25, 1927	BKE Budapest 	0:1 	Potzleinsdorfer SK
December 26, 1927	SC Riessersee II 	0:1 	Wiener AC
December 26, 1927	BKE Budapest 	2:4 	Potzleinsdorfer SK
January 1, 1928 	Wiener AC 	2:11 	SC Riessersee
January 1, 1928 	Innsbruck 	0:5 	Berliner Sportclub
January 1, 1928 	Wiener EV 	11:2 	LTC Praha
January 7, 1928 	EV Füssen 	2:1 	Cottage EV
January 8, 1928 	EV Füssen 	0:1 	Cottage EV
January 8, 1928 	GSD Cortina 	1:3 	Villacher SV
January 8, 1928 	St. Moritz 	1:0 	Oxford University
January 9, 1928 	LTC Praha 	5:1 	BBTE Budapest
January 14, 1928 	Österreichischer Wintersportclub	0:2 	BKE Budapest
January 14, 1928 	GSD Cortina 	0:2 	Cottage EV
January 15, 1928 	VfB Wien 	1:3 	BKE Budapest
January 15, 1928 	Milan 	1:3 	Cottage EV
January 21, 1928 	 	3:3 	Paris Canadians
January 22, 1928 	Troppauer EV 	14:0 	Breslauer EV
January 28, 1928 	Innsbrucker EV 	7:3 	Munich EV
January 29, 1928 	Innsbrucker EV 	0:2 	Munich EV
January 29, 1928 	Troppauer EV 	2:2 	BKE Budapest
January 29, 1928 	Wiener EV 	6:2 	
February 10, 1928	Österreichischer Wintersportclub	0:2 	Troppauer EV
February 11, 1928	Österreichischer Wintersportclub	3:2 	GSD Cortina
March 1, 1928 	Wiener EV II 	5:0 	Brünner EV
March 4, 1928 	BKE Budapest 	1:1 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub
March 5, 1928 	Wiener EV 	5:5 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub
March 10, 1928 	Czechoslovakia 	3:21 	London
March 24, 1928 	Antwerp 	3:1 	Paris
March 25, 1928 	 	4:22 	Paris Canadians
==Notes==
1. Paris-Midi Challenge Cup. 2. Bureau Cup.
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Category:1928 in ice hockey
1927-28 Klass II season

The 1927-28 Klass II season was the first season of the Klass II as the third level of ice hockey in Sweden. It was contested by eight teams, and won by AIK IF.
==Regular season==
 	Team 	GP	W	T	L	+/- 	P
1	AIK IF 	7 	5	1	1	26-9 	11
2	UoIF Matteuspojkarna	7 	4	2	1	20-18	10
3	IK Hermes 	7 	4	1	2	20-18	9
4	IK Mode 	7 	4	0	3	21-17	8
5	Kungsholmens SK 	7 	3	1	3	13-12	7
6	Reymersholms IK 	7 	2	3	2	20-20	7
7	Kronobergs IK 	7 	1	0	6	16-22	2
8	Djurgårdshovs IK 	7 	0	2	5	10-30	2
AIK was promoted to Klass I for 1928, while Djurgårdshovs was relegated to Klass III.
==External links==
* Ishockeytabeller.se
Category:1928 in ice hockey