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1908-09 Winnipeg Intermediate Hockey League Season

This was the 1908-09 Winnipeg Intermediate League season:
==Results==
*1/18: Monarchs - Free Press 11:3
*1/18: Falcons - Selkirk 13:0
*1/20: CPR - Selkirk
*1/22: Falcons - Premiers 5:0
*1/25: Monarchs - Premiers 12:2
*1/27: Selkirk - CPR
*1/28: Premiers - Free Press
*2/1: Falcons - Free Press 7:2
*2/1: Monarchs - Selkirk 8:2
*2/4: Selkirk - Premiers 8:5
*2/5: Monarchs - Falcons 5:2
*2/9: Falcons - Selkirk
*2/10: CPR - Monarchs
*2/10: Free Press - Premiers
*2/15: Monarchs - Falcons 7:2
*2/15: Free Press - Selkirk 5:4
*2/17: CPR - Free Press
*2/18: Selkirk - Premiers
*2/25: Premiers - CPR
*2/26: Falcons - Free Press
*2/26: Monarchs - Selkirk
*3/3: Free Press - CPR 3:1
*3/4: Premiers - Falcons
*3/5: Monarchs - Free Press postponed to 3/10
*3/9: Falcons - CPR
*3/10: Monarchs - Free Press 10:3
*3/11: CPR - Falcons
*3/11: Selkirk - Free Press
*3/11: Premiers - Monarchs
*3/17: Monarchs - CPR
The Monarchs won the championship.
==Sources==
*Winnipeg Tribune
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1908-09 in French ice hockey

The Ice Palace Lyon was closed due to damaged ice caused by a malfunction in the refrigeration system. As a result, three teams from Lyon - SC Lyon, HC Lyon, and Star Club Lyon - were forced to fold. 
The Lyonnais Championship was eventually contested on an outdoor ice surface between FC Lyon and U.S. Nantua (Union Sportive Nantua). However, by the time it had been contested, it was too late to organize a French national championship.
Club des Patineurs de Paris and CP Riviera took part solely in international activities during the 1908-09 season.
==Lyonnais Championship==
==External links==
*Season on hockeyarchives.info
Category:1908 in ice hockey
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1908-09 in German ice hockey

The Berliner Eispalast, which opened on September 1, 1908, spurred the development of ice hockey in Germany. Bandy hockey had previously been played dating back to 1897.
Several exhibition games were organized after the Eispalast opened its doors. Leipziger SC, Germany's top bandy team, participated in one of the friendlies.
==Friendly matches==
==External links==
*Season on hockeyarchives.info
Category:1908 in ice hockey
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1908 Australia season

This was the 1908 ice hockey season in Australia:
==Overview==
September 12, 1908, was the date of the formation of the first ice hockey association in Australia in a meeting at the Melbourne Glaciarium which occurred directly after an ice hockey game between the Brighton Ice Hockey Club and the Melburnians, which resulted in a 2-2 tie. The meeting was for the purpose of organising a club for the following season and the following committee was appointed: Lorimer, Ward, Errol F. Woods, W. Purbrick and Andrew Lambert Reid. 
Mr. Purbrick was nominated as honorable Treasurer and Mr. Reid was nominated as the Secretary.
The name of the association was the Victorian Amateur Ice Hockey Association (VAIHA). The association consisted of 4 ice hockey clubs: 
* Beavers 
* Brighton
* Glaciarium
* Melburnians
==Results==
*7/8: Glaciarium - Brighton 3:2The Age, 1908-07-11
*8/26: American Fleet - Glaciarium Patrons 5:1 (1:1, 4:0)Sydney Evening News, 1908-08-27
*9/1: Victoria - American Fleet 9:2 (4:1, 5:1) - goals: Hal Reid (5), Keith Walker (2), A.L. Reid (2)/Gill, BrainardThe Argus, 1908-09-02
**Victoria: A.L. Reid, Les Reid, Hal Reid, Keith Walker, Dudley Woods. America: Selfridge, Atkins, Burdick, Gill, Brainard.
*9/3: Victoria - American Fleet 6:4 (2:0, 4:4)The Argus, 1908-09-04
**Victoria: C. Smith, R. Jackson, C. Kelly, E.F. Woods, L. De Grut, F. Vale, H.J. Blatchley. America: Midshipman Ducy, Dr. Traynor, Midshipman Bardick, Ensign Brainard, Ensign Wood, Midshipman Leizure, Midshipman Gill. 
*9/12: Brighton - Melburnians 2:2Table Talk, 1908-09-17
*9/18: Glaciarium A - Glaciarium B 3:1 - playoff between the Victorian teams who defeated the American Fleet. goals: Hal Reid, Keith Walker, Leslie ReidThe Argus, 1908-09-19 
==Contemporary accounts==
The Argus 9-4-08.png|The September 4, 1908, edition of The Argus.
==References==
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 Austro-Hungarian Bandy Championship

The 1908 Austro-Hungarian Bandy Championship (alternatively known as the International Austrian Championship and the Austrian Ice Hockey Championship) was contested in Prague on January 5 and 6, 1908. The competition was organized by the Prager Ruch club. 
To the displeasure of SK Slavia Praha, the organizers did not allow their player, Františka Buriánka (aka Burry), to compete. He also played tennis, which the organizers apparently did not recognize. In response, Slavia withdrew from the competition, and the tournament was contested without their presence. 
Leipziger SC and AC Sparta Praha (due to the withdrawal of Slavia) received byes directly to the semifinals. Leipziger SC won the championship over DEHG Prag, 13-3. In an exhibition match prior to the tournament, Slavia had defeated DEHG 21-4. The result of the final pained Slavia, as they had defeated the runner-up by a greater margin than the champion, Leipzig. 
After the tournament, the Prager Zeitung wrote that [trans.] "Prague had again provided evidence that it is at the top of sporting Austria."
The state of Austrian hockey was remarked upon by the Leipzig coach after the tournament. He stated he was amazed by the number of clubs that existed throughout the land, estimating there to be about 12. He also noted the varying skill levels between the clubs, and said the best squads were DEHG Prag and AC Sparta Praha. 
==Tournament==
===First round===
*BK Mladá Boleslav 15 - Prager Ruch 5
*DEHG Prag 14 - KČV Valašské Meziříčí 2
*AC Sparta Praha - SK Slavia Praha - walkover
===Semifinals===
*DEHG Prag 5 - AC Sparta Praha 4
*Leipziger SC 10 - BK Mladá Boleslav 1
===Final===
*Leipziger SC 13 - DEHG Prag 3
==Contemporary accounts==
Prager Tagblatt 1-7-08 (1).png|Part one of the January 7 issue of the Prager Tagblatt.
Prager Tagblatt 1-7-08 (2).png|Part two of the January 7 issue.
Prager Tagblatt 1-7-08 (3).png|Part three of the January 7 issue.
Prager Tagblatt 1-7-08 (4).png|Part four of the January 7 issue.
Prager Tagblatt 1-7-08 (5).png|Part five of the January 7 issue.
==Sources==
*History of Czech hockey
*Prager Tagblatt
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 Berlin International Tournament

The 1908 Berlin International Tournament was the first edition of the Berlin International Tournament. It was held at the Berliner Eispalast from November 2-5, 1908. Prince's Ice Hockey Club won the tournament by defeating Club des Patineurs de Paris in the final.
==Tournament==
===First round===
===Semifinals===
===Final===
==References==
*
==External links==
* Tournament on hockeyarchives.info
Category:Tournaments
1908 British Columbia season

This was the 1908 ice hockey season in British Columbia:
==Rossland Winter Carnival==
See: Rossland Winter Carnival
==Rossland-Trail Industrial League==
All teams were from Rossland, save the Trail Smelters.
*Trail Smelters - Rocky Mountain Rangers 4:0
*Trail Smelters - Centre Star Mine 7:7
*Le Roi Mine - Centre Star Mine 4:1 - final
==Ellison Cup==
*Vernon - Armstrong 4:2
*Vernon - Armstrong 7:1
*Vernon - Armstrong 2:1
Vernon declared themselves Champions of the Okanagan Valley.
==Nelson Daily News Cup==
This was a Nelson city championship.
*Mountains - Lakes 11:8
*Mountains - Rivers 18:6
*Mountains - Lakes 11:5
*Mountains beat Rivers
*Mountains - Lakes 8:5
Mountains won the cup.
==Other games==
*Nelson Seniors - Rossland Seniors 7:3 @ Nelson
*Nelson Seniors - Rossland Seniors 4:3 @ Rossland
*Nelson Intermediates beat and tied Rossland Intermediates in two-game series
*Nelson Intermediates - Kaslo 5:3
*Imperial Bank - Combined Banks 13:3 @ Nelson
*Wholesalers - Retailers 10:3 @ Nelson
*Real Estate - Grocers 5:2 @ Nelson
*Fossils - Tenderfeet 10:4 @ Nelson
*Arlington Hotel - Crown Point Hotel 6:2 @ Trail
*Fernie - Nelson 6:5 @ Fernie
*Vernon - Armstrong 6:2
*Armstrong - Vernon 7:1
*Coldstream Hotel - Royal Hotel 6:3 @ Vernon
*Summerland - Peachland 2:0
*Summerland - Penticton 2:0
*Kelowna - Summerland 2:0
*Nicola - Kamloops 2:1 @ Nicola - Haddad Trophy
*Nicola - Kamloops 2:1 @ Kamloops
*Kaslo - Sandon 3:3 @ Kaslo
*Camborne - Ferguson 3:1 - Game was for "Silver Cup"
*Nelson Juniors - Rossland Juniors 8:0
*Nelson Juniors - Rossland Juniors 7:4
*Rossland Juniors - Trail Juniors 3:2
*Armstrong Juniors beat Enderby Juniors by 2
*Vernon Juniors - Armstrong Juniors 6:3
*Vernon Juniors - Kelowna Juniors 3:1
*Kelowna Public School beat Kelowna High School
*Kelowna High School - Kelowna Public School 6:1
*1/17: Phoenix - Grand Forks 17:3 @ Phoenix
*1/22: Grand Forks - Phoenix 2:2 @ Grand Forks
*1/25: Phoenix Juniors - Grand Forks Juniors 2:1 @ Phoenix
*1/27: Phoenix - Greenwood 4:1 (or 5:0) @ Greenwood
*1/29: Phoenix - Grand Forks 13:2 @ Phoenix
*2/3: Grand Forks Juniors - Phoenix Juniors 2:2 @ Grand Forks
*2/7: Greenwood - Grand Forks 6:4 @ Grand Forks
*2/13: Grand Forks Intermediates - Grand Forks Intermediates 3:3 @ Greenwood
*2/15: Phoenix Juniors - Greenwood Juniors 4:3 @ Greenwood
*2/17: Phoenix Juniors - Greenwood Juniors 6:0 @ Phoenix
*2/21: Greenwood - Grand Forks 7:2 @ Greenwood
*2/25: Phoenix Intermediates - Greenwood Intermediates 6:0
*2/26: Grand Forks Intermediates - Greenwood Intermediates - Tie game, Grand Forks scored winning goal in OT @ Grand Forks
;Crows Nest Pass League
*Fernie - Coleman (AB) 7:2
*Fernie - Coleman (AB) 11:1
*Fernie - Coleman (AB) 2:1- Fernie won the Crows Nest Pass League and the Whelan Cup
The Bank clerks of Vancouver organized a team for challenges, but no games were played as the ice quickly melted.
Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, organized a team, with E.J. Blanchard as captain, but no game results are available.
==Sources==
*Knights of Winter: Hockey in British Columbia, 1895-1911
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 CAHL Intermediate season

This was the 1908 Canadian Amateur Intermediate Hockey League season:
==Teams==
*Group A: Montreal AAA II, Montreal Shamrocks II, Montreal Victorias II, Montreal Wanderers II, Montreal Westmount
*Group B: Grand'Mere ACC, Trois-Rivieres Laviolettes, Trois-Rivieres Voltigeurs
*Group C: Quebec Seconds, Sherbrooke HC, Quebec St-Patrick 
==Results==
;Group A
*12/28: Victorias - Wanderers 4:2
*12/28: Shamrocks - AAA 6:4
*1/4: Westmount - AAA 5:5
*1/4: Wanderers - Shamrocks 8:5
*1/11: Victorias - Shamrocks 9:3
*1/11: Wanderers - AAA 4:3
*1/18: Wanderers - Westmount 4:3
*1/18: Victorias - AAA 5:1
*1/25: AAA - Shamrocks 3:1
*1/25: Victorias - Westmount 5:2
*2/1: Wanderers - Victorias 3:2
*2/1: Westmount - Shamrocks 6:4
*2/8: Wanderers - Shamrocks 7:1
*2/8: Victorias - AAA 6:5
*2/15: Wanderers - AAA 4:3
*2/15: Shamrocks - Victorias 2:1 OT
;Group B
*1/13: Trois-Rivieres Laviolettes - Trois-Rivieres Voltigeurs 5:4
*1/18: Trois-Rivieres Laviolettes - Grand'Mere ACC 14:3
*1/24: Grand'Mere ACC - Trois-Rivieres Voltigeurs 8:6
*1/30: Grand'Mere ACC - Trois-Rivieres Laviolettes 11:9
*2/5: Trois-Rivieres Voltigeurs - Trois-Rivieres Laviolettes 6:4
*2/8: Grand'Mere ACC - Trois-Rivieres Voltigeurs 7:5
;Group C
*1/11: Quebec St-Patrick - Quebec Seconds 13:3
*1/25: Sherbrooke - Quebec St-Patrick 7:2
*1/29: Quebec St-Patrick - Quebec Seconds 7:4
*2/1: Sherbrooke - Quebec St-Patrick 12:6
*2/8: Sherbrooke - Quebec Seconds 6:1
;Semifinals
*2/13: Sherbrooke - Grand'Mere ACC 5:4 OT @ Montreal
;Final
*2/22: Sherbrooke - Wanderers 5:4 @ Montreal
*2/26: Sherbrooke - Wanderers 10:3 @ Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke won.
==Other games==
*12/28: Trois-Rivieres Voltigeurs - Montreal Westmount 6:4
*3/11: Montreal Wanderers II - St. Stephen's 5:4 @ Lachine
==Sources==
*Montreal Gazette
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 English Club Championship

The 1908 English Club Championship was awarded to Princes Ice Hockey Club. It was their first title since 1906 and their sixth overall.
Princes defeated the Oxford Canadians 7-2 on March 17, 1908, to earn the Club Championship. C.M. Howell scored five goals for Princes while C.C. Lewis added two.
==References==
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 FCHL season

This was the 1908 Fredericton City Hockey League season:
==Results==
;Scores
*1/7: Victorias - St. Dunstan's 2:0
*1/14: RCR - Bankers 4:2 OT
*1/23: St. Dunstan's - Bankers
*1/26: UNB - Bankers 10:0
*2/4: UNB - St. Dunstan's 3:2 OT
*2/8: UNB - Bankers
*2/9: Victorias - UNB 4:1
*2/18: Victorias - Bankers Forfeit (not counted in table)
*2/20: St. Dunstan's - RCR
*2/25: UNB - RCR 
*Victorias - UNB 3:2
*Victorias - RCR 5:1
;Standings
 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Fredericton Victorias 	4 	4	0	0	14	4 	8
University of New Brunswick 	4 	2	2	0	16	9 	4
Royal Canadian Regiment 	2 	1	1	0	5 	7 	2
St. Dunstan's Young Men's Society	2 	0	2	0	2 	5 	0
Fredericton Bankers 	2 	0	2	0	2 	14	0
Victorias won the Fowler Cup. Bankers dropped out on 1/26 after a 10-0 loss to UNB. St. Dunstan's and RCR withdrew on 2/5 after UNB used several players who had played with them earlier in the year.
==Sources==
*History of Hockey in Fredericton - Part One 1895-1945, Ernie Fitzsimmons (2003).
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 FHL season

The 1908 Federal Hockey League (FHL) season was the fifth season of the league. After the death of Bud McCourt, and the resignations of teams from the league, the league had only three teams. The Ottawa Victorias and Cornwall Hockey Club returned from the previous year's teams. The league, previously amateur, was now composed of only professional teams, and billed itself as the 'Federal League.' The Renfrew Creamery Kings of the Upper Ottawa Valley Hockey League would play in the league with home games in Brockville, Ontario, playing as the Brockville team. This situation eventually caused the league to cease operations. Renfrew would return to the FAHL the following season, playing in Renfrew. 
==Season==
The season would not last a month. The league suspended play on January 22, 1908. Brockville, which employed the Renfrew team to play, notified the Cornwall club that they would not play a game on January 23. The reason given was the refusal of the Ottawa Victorias to play against Renfrew wearing Brockville jerseys. The Renfrew club would continue in the Upper Ottawa Valley League, until it folded as well, then play exhibitions to finish the hockey season.
===Results===
Month	Day	Visitor 	Score	Home 	Score
Jan. 	10 	Victorias	2 	Cornwall 	4
Jan. 	13 	Cornwall 	0 	Brockville	12
Jan. 	19 	Cornwall 	5 	Victorias 	8
Jan. 	21‡	Victorias	- 	Brockville	-
‡ Victorias refused to play Brockville team composed of Renfrew players.
Two more "Federal League" games would be played between Cornwall and Ottawa in February.
*2/14: Cornwall - Ottawa Victorias 7:6
*2/27: Ottawa Victorias - Cornwall 17:5
The teams were tied in the standings, and it was planned to stage a home-and-home series to break the tie, which never materialized.
==Stanley Cup challenge==
During the season, as champions in 1907, the Victorias challenged the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Wanderers. The Victorias were no match for the Wanderers, losing two straight games in poor fashion.
===Wanderers vs. Ottawa===
The Wanderers would win 9–3, 13–1 (22–4).
Date 	Winning Team 	Score 	Losing Team 	Location
January 9, 1908 	Montreal Wanderers 	9–3 	Ottawa Victorias 	Montreal Arena
January 13, 1908 	Montreal Wanderers 	13–1 	Ottawa Victorias 	Montreal Arena
Montreal wins total goals series 22 goals to 4	Montreal wins total goals series 22 goals to 4	Montreal wins total goals series 22 goals to 4	Montreal wins total goals series 22 goals to 4	Montreal wins total goals series 22 goals to 4
==References==
Category:Federal Amateur Hockey League seasons
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 Grindelwald Cup

The 1908 Grindelwald Cup was contested by three teams, with Princes Ice Hockey Club winning the tournament.
==Results==
*Eiger/Alpenruhe Hotel - Princes Ice Hockey Club 1-12
*Bear Hotel - Eiger/Alpenruhe Hotel results unknown
*Bear Hotel - Princes Ice Hockey Club 0-6
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 NBSHL season

This was the 1908 New Brunswick Senior Hockey League season:
==Scores==
*1/9: Fredericton - Marysville 5:0 
*1/9: Moncton - Saint John 11:1 
*1/15: Fredericton - Marysville 6:0
*1/15: Moncton - Saint John 4:1
*1/17: Fredericton - Saint John 12:0 
*1/21: Moncton - Marysville 5:1
*1/22: Marysville - Saint John 2:1
*1/23: Moncton - Fredericton 2:1
*1/24: Fredericton - Saint John 5:2 (or 6:2)
*1/27: Marysville - Saint John 8:0 (or 7:0) 
*1/30: Fredericton - Moncton 2:1
*1/31: Moncton - Marysville 4:2
*2/4: Moncton - Saint John 9:0 
*2/7: Moncton - Saint John 8:3
*2/7: Fredericton - Marysville 8:2
*2/10: Fredericton - Saint John 6:2
*2/11: Marysville - Saint John 4:2
*2/13: Fredericton - Marysville 8:1
*2/20: Moncton - Fredericton 4:2
*2/21: Fredericton - Saint John 5:4
*2/24: Saint John - Marysville 3:1
*2/27: Moncton - Marysville 5:1
Marysville forfeited 2/25 game to Moncton due to diphtheria epidemic. Moncton forfeited 2/28 game to Fredericton after Jim Cushing was arrested in the locker room just before the game. 
==Standings==
 	GP	W 	L 	T	GF	GA	Pts
Fredericton Capitals	13	11	2 	0	63	19	22
Moncton Victorias 	13	10	3 	0	54	17	20
Marysville Crescents	12	3 	9 	0	22	47	6
Saint John Marathons	12	1 	11	0	19	75	2
==Tiebreaker Final==
*3/7: Fredericton Capitals - Moncton Victorias 2:1 
Fredericton won the championship and the Starr Trophy. See the article for more information on the remainder of the season.
==Sources==
*History of Hockey in Fredericton - Part One 1895-1945, Ernie Fitzsimmons (2003).
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 NSHL season

This was the 1908 Nova Scotia Hockey League season:
==Standings==
 	GP	W	L 	T	GF	GA	Pts
Amherst Ramblers 	10	9	1 	0	71	18	18
Halifax Crescents	10	8	2 	0	40	16	16
Halifax Wanderers	10	5	5 	0	59	50	10
New Glasgow Colts	10	5	5 	0	33	37	10
Windsor HC 	10	3	7 	0	25	42	6
Truro Colts 	10	0	10	0	15	78	0
==Results==
*1/7: Amherst Ramblers - Windsor HC 7:1 @ Windsor
*1/7: Halifax Crescents - New Glasgow Colts 2:1 OT @ Halifax 
*1/10: New Glasgow Colts - Windsor HC 3:1 @ New Glasgow
*1/11: Amherst Ramblers - Truro Colts 14:1 @ Amherst 
*1/14: Amherst Ramblers - Halifax Wanderers 9:2 @ Halifax
*1/17: Halifax Wanderers - New Glasgow Colts 8:7 @ New Glasgow
*1/17: Windsor HC - Truro Colts 8:1 @ Windsor 
*1/21: Halifax Crescents - Halifax Wanderers 7:2 @ Halifax
*1/23: Halifax Crescents - Truro Colts 2:0 @ Truro 
*1/23: Amherst Ramblers - New Glasgow Colts 7:1 @ Amherst
*1/27: Amherst Ramblers - Truro Colts @ Truro postponed to 2/10
*1/28: Halifax Wanderers - Windsor HC 8:1 @ Halifax
*1/31: Amherst Ramblers - Halifax Wanderers 8:4 @ Amherst 
*1/31: Halifax Crescents - New Glasgow Colts 4:1 @ New Glasgow 
*2/3: Halifax Wanderers - Truro Colts @ Truro postponed
*2/3: New Glasgow Colts - Windsor HC 4:3 OT @ Windsor
*2/4: Amherst Ramblers - Halifax Crescents 2:1 OT
*2/7: New Glasgow Colts - Truro Colts 7:3 @ New Glasgow
*2/10: Amherst Ramblers - Truro Colts 8:2 (or 10:1 - goal judges were changed four times) @ Truro
*2/11: Halifax Crescents - Halifax Wanderers 6:5 OT
*2/13: Amherst Ramblers - Windsor HC 13:1 @ Amherst
*2/14: New Glasgow Colts - Truro Colts 5:0 @ Truro
*2/17: Windsor HC - Halifax Wanderers 4:3 @ Windsor
*2/18: Halifax Crescents - Truro Colts 11:0 @ Halifax
*2/21: Windsor HC - Truro Colts 4:1 @ Truro
*2/21: New Glasgow Colts - Amherst Ramblers 3:1 @ New Glasgow
*2/24: Halifax Crescents - Windsor HC 5:2 @ Windsor
*2/25: Halifax Wanderers - New Glasgow Colts 8:1 @ Halifax
*2/28: Halifax Crescents - Windsor HC 1:0 @ Halifax
*2/28: Halifax Wanderers - Truro Colts 5:3 OT @ Truro 
*3/3: Halifax Wanderers - Truro Colts 14:4 
*3/3: Amherst Ramblers - Halifax Crescents 3:2 OT - deciding game @ Amherst - Crescents protested result, which was rejected
==Sources==
*Fredericton Daily Gleaner
*Truro Daily News
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 Newfoundland season

This was the 1908 ice hockey season in Newfoundland:
==St. John's Senior League==
*2/3: Crescents - C.E.I.'s 7:1
*2/5: Victorians - Feildians 6:2
*2/6: Feildians - C.E.I.'s 6:5
*2/10: Crescents - Victorias 5:4
*2/12: Victorias - C.E.I.'s 9:0
*2/14: Crescents - Feildians 7:4
*2/24: Crescents - C.E.I.'s 9:1
*2/26: Victorias - Feildians 3:0
*3/4: Feildians - C.E.I.'s 8:0
*3/6: Crescents - Victorias 3:1
*3/11: Victorias - C.E.I.'s 7:4
*3/12: Crescents - Feildians 9:2
==Sources==
*St. John's Evening Telegram
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 OCHL season

This is the 1907-08 season of the Ottawa City Hockey League:
==Regular season==
;Scores
*1/8: New Edinburghs - Cliffsides 7:6 OT
*1/9: Primrose - Nationals 7:5 - Game was awarded to Nationals following protest
*1/18: Primrose - Cliffsides 6:4
*1/20: New Edinburghs - Emmetts 11:8
*1/23: Cliffsides - Nationals 16:2
*1/24: Primrose - Emmetts 9:6
*1/29: Emmetts - Nationals 11:6
*2/1: Cliffsides - New Edinburghs 8:3
*2/5: New Edinburghs - Primrose 10:5
*2/6: Emmetts - Nationals 15:0
*2/10: New Edinburghs - Primrose 3:1
*2/12: Primrose - Emmetts 6:2
*2/13: New Edinburghs - Nationals 13:6
*2/15: Cliffsides - Emmetts 4:3 OT - Emmetts refused to play overtime, so Cliffsides slid puck into empty goal to win
*2/19: New Edinburghs - Nationals 4:0
*2/21: Cliffsides - Primrose 6:3
*2/24: Primrose - Nationals 12:2
*2/26: New Edinburghs - Emmetts 10:4
*3/3: Cliffsides - Nationals 6:2
*3/4: Cliffsides - Emmetts 8:7
;Standings
Regular Season 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Ottawa New Edinburghs (Seconds)	8 	7	1	0	61	38	14
Ottawa Cliffsides 	8 	6	2	0	56	32	12
Ottawa Primrose 	8 	4	4	0	48	37	8
Ottawa Emmetts 	8 	2	6	0	56	83	4
Ottawa Nationals 	8 	1	7	0	35	76	2
Ottawa New Edinburghs advanced to the 1907-08 Ottawa District Intermediate Playoffs.
==Sources==
*Ottawa Citizen
Category:1908 in ice hockey
1908 OPHL season

The 1908 OPHL season was the first season of the Ontario Professional Hockey League. The Toronto Professional Hockey Club had the best record to win the league championship.
==Regular season==
===Scores===
*1/3: Guelph - Brantford 4:2
*1/4: Berlin - Toronto 3:0
*1/10: Berlin - Guelph 7:2
*1/10: Brantford - Toronto 7:6 
*1/13: Toronto - Guelph 4:3
*1/17: Brantford - Berlin 3:0 
*1/18: Toronto - Guelph 7:2
*1/24: Brantford - Guelph 7:2
*1/24: Toronto - Berlin 6:5 
*1/30: Berlin - Guelph 5:1
*2/1: Toronto - Brantford 10:7
*2/7: Berlin - Brantford 13:6
*2/10: Berlin - Guelph 3:2
*2/11: Toronto - Brantford 11:8
*2/14: Guelph - Brantford 5:2
*2/15: Toronto - Berlin 5:4
*2/18: Brantford - Berlin 9:8 OT - protested and scheduled to be replayed on 3/3
*2/22: Toronto - Guelph 10:7
*2/25: Toronto - Berlin 9:1
*2/25: Brantford - Guelph 5:0 
*2/27: Toronto - Guelph 8:5
*2/29: Toronto - Brantford 12:3
*3/2: Berlin - Guelph Forfeit
*3/3: Berlin - Brantford cancelled 
*3/5: Berlin - Brantford 8:6
===Final standings===
Team 	Games Played	Wins	Losses	Ties	GF	GA	Pts
Toronto 	12 	10 	2 	0 	88	55	20
Berlin Dutchmen 	12 	7 	5 	0 	57	49	14
Brantford Indians 	12 	5 	7 	0 	65	79	10
Guelph Professionals	12 	2 	10 	0 	33	60	4
Source: Fitzsimmons, Ernie (2000), "Early Professional, Early Senior WHA and Modern Minor Professional League Standings", in Diamond, Dan, Total Hockey, Total Sport Publishing, pp. 414–432, ISBN 1-892129-85-X
==Exhibitions==
After the season, a game was held in Toronto between the Torontos and an All-Star team composed of players from the other teams.
Toronto would defeat the All-Stars 16–10.
==Playoffs==
After the season, Toronto would challenge the ECAHA champion Montreal Wanderers for the Stanley Cup. Toronto would impress the Wanderers with their quality of play, but were defeated 6–4 on March 14 on two late goals by Ernie Johnson and Bruce Stuart.
Date 	Winning Team 	Score	Losing Team 	Location
March 14, 1908	Montreal Wanderers	6–4 	Toronto Professionals	Montreal Arena
==References==
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*Trolley League: The Complete History of the Ontario Professional Hockey League, Kevin Slater (2010).
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