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Bandy

Bandy is a team winter sport played on ice, in which skaters use sticks to direct a ball into the opposing team's goal.
The sport is considered a form of hockey and has a common background with ice hockey and field hockey. Bandy has also been influenced by the rules of association football (soccer): both games are normally played in halves of 45 minutes, there are 11 players on each team, and the fields in both games are about the same size. Bandy is played, like ice hockey, on ice but players use bowed sticks and a small ball, as in field hockey.
A variant of bandy, rink bandy, is played to the same rules but on a field the size of an ice hockey rink, with ice hockey goal cages and with six players on each team, or five in USA Rink Bandy League. Traditional eleven-a-side bandy and rink bandy are recognized by the International Olympic Committee. More informal varieties also exist, like seven-a-side bandy with normally sized goal cages but without corner strokes. Those rules were applied at Davos Cup in 2016.
Based on the number of participating athletes, bandy is the world's second-most participated winter sport after ice hockey.Bandyportföljen magazine, no. 4 20017/18, pp. 12-13 Bandy is also ranked as the number two winter sport in terms of tickets sold per day of competitions at the sport's world championship.
Bandy and ice hockey were not clearly defined until the early 1900s. The terms were synonymous and often interchangeable throughout the 19th century and into the early 20th century. 
However, compared with the seven Winter Olympic sports, bandy's popularity among other winter sports across the globe is considered by the International Olympic Committee to have a, "gap between popularity and participation and global audiences", which is a roadblock to future Olympic inclusion.
==See also==
;Competitions
*1913 European Bandy Championship
*Austrian Bandy Cup
*Austrian Bandy Championship
*Davos International Bandy Tournament 
*Estonian Bandy Championship
*Grindelwald Cup
*Latvian Bandy Championship
*National Bandy Association
;Overviews
*Origins of Bandy and Ice Hockey in Europe
*Bandy and Ice Hockey in Austria (1894-1923)
*Bandy and Ice Hockey in Finland (1894-1930)
*Bandy and Ice Hockey in the Netherlands (1890-1945)
*Bandy and Ice Hockey in Norway (1888-1940)
*Bandy and Ice Hockey in Sweden (1894-1930)
*Early Hungarian Hockey
*Early Russian Bandy and Ice Hockey
*Early Swiss Hockey
;Teams
*Bury Fen Bandy Club
*Scottish Bandy Club
*Virginia Water Bandy Club
;Misc.
*A Handbook of Bandy; or, Hockey on the Ice
==References==
==Bibliography==
* The Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire Hedley Park and Aflalo, F.G. Bandy (includes definition and rules), pp. 71–72, 1897. Published by Lawrence & Bullen, Ltd., 16 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London.
Category:Miscellaneous
Bangkok Ice Hockey League

The Bangkok Ice Hockey League was established in November 2012.BIHL - Facebook It is based in Bangkok, Thailand. The league is divided into three divisions of four teams apiece - Elite, Division 1, and Division 2. 
==Champions==
*2024: Elite Division: Women Select, Division 1: Ice Breakers Jr., Division 2: Grizzly Bears
*2023: Elite Division: BW White, Division 1: Big Bulls, Division 2: Panthers
*2022: Elite Division: 25G Team, Division 1: Nakaraj, Division 2: Ice Breakers JWS
*2020: Elite Division: Big Bulls, Division 1: Lion State, Division 2: Greatest Ice Team
*2019: Elite Division: Warriors A
*2018: Elite Division: Bangkok Thunder, Division 1: Young Ducks, Division 2: Grizzly Bears
*2017: Elite Division: Bangkok Thunder, Division 1: Thai Old Timers, Division 2: Greatest Ice
*2016: Division 1: Bangkok Thunder, Division 2: Thai Old Timers, Division 3: Ice Planet Bears 
*2015: Division 1: Team Warriors A, Division 2: Team Warriors B
*2014: Grizzly Bears 
*2013: Division 1: Canstar Raiders, Division 2: Grizzly Bears 
==References==
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Banská Bystrica Ice Stadium

Zimný štadión Banská Bystrica is an indoor ice hockey arena in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia.
The arena, opened in 1956, seats 2,840 people,http://www.hc05.sk/klub:o-klube and is home to HC ’05 Banská Bystrica.
== References ==
==External links==
*Profile on hockeyarenas.net
Category:Arenas in Slovakia
Bar Torriani

Conradin "Bar" Torriani (born April 12, 1910) was a Swiss hockey player. He played for the Swiss National Team at three World Championships and at the 1932 European Championship.
He enjoyed a fairly long club career in Switzerland. Bar was the older brother of the legendary Bibi Torriani.
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
European Championships	1932 	1	4 	1 	0 	1
World Championships 	1930-1934	3	17	3 	0 	3
Category:Swiss players
Barclaycard Arena

Barclaycard Arena is a multi-purpose arena in Hamburg, Germany. It opened in 2002 and can hold up to 16,000 people (13,800 or 12,947 for sporting events). It is located at Altona Volkspark, adjacent to the football stadium Volksparkstadion and the new Volksbank Arena in Hamburg's western Bahrenfeld district. Due to sponsorship reasons the arena has previously been named the Color Line Arena and O2 World Hamburg
The Barclaycard Arena is primarily used for pop/rock concerts and was the home of handball club HSV Hamburg and ice hockey side Hamburg Freezers until both teams folded in 2016. 
== History ==
The arena opened in November 2002, is 150 meters long and 110 metres wide and has an elevation of 33 metres. Construction costs totaled approximately 83 million Euro (ca. US$121.5mn). The construction of the stadium was funded by the Finnish entrepreneur Harry Harkimo and the city of Hamburg, who sold Harkimo the land for a symbolic price of one Mark and also financed infrastructure improvements with 12 million Marks (about 6.1 million euros) as a preparatory measure. In October 2007 the arena was sold to Anschutz Entertainment Group for an estimated 75 million Euros.
== Naming rights == 
The arena was initially named after Norwegian ferry operator Color Line as the Color Line Arena. In 2010 the sponsor changed to Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica, naming the arena as O2 World Hamburg. O2 sponsorship ceased in 2015, changing the arena name yet again, this time into Barclaycard Arena.
==References==
==External links==
*Official Website
*Pictures of the O2 World Hamburg
Category:Arenas in Germany
Bars Kazan

Bars Kazan () is a Russian professional ice hockey team from Kazan, who compete in the Supreme Hockey League (VHL). The club is affiliated as a feeder club for the Ak Bars Kazan organization of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).
==History==
The team was founded in 2009 by Ak Bars Kazan as a farm team and registered to play in the highest Junior Hockey League in Russia, the MHL. The team, also known as JHC Bars, achieved the best placement in the 2013–14 season when it finished the main round in first place and reached the semi-finals in the play-offs for the Kharlamov Cup.
In the summer of 2014, the management of AK Bars re-structured their affiliate team, so that Bars Kazan was promoted to the second-tier professional level in the Supreme Hockey League (VHL). Fellow affiliate team, Irbis Kazan, was then to be elevated from the MHLB to take their place the MHL.
In the 2014–15 season, Bars Kazan finished in last place in the league and thus missed the play-offs.
==References==
== External links ==
*Official Page
Category:Ice hockey teams in Russia
Basel Summer Ice Hockey

The Basel Summer Ice Hockey was an ice hockey tournament held in Basel, Switzerland every August before the start of many domestic European ice hockey seasons. All matches are played at the home of the EHC Basel ice hockey club, that being St. Jakob Arena.
This tournament was contested from 2009-2011.
==Tournaments==
Year	Final 	Final	Final 	Third place match	Third place match	Third place match
Year	Champion 	Score	Runner-Up 	Third Place 	Score 	Fourth Place
2009	SKA St. Petersburg 	2 – 1	Genève-Servette HC	HK Dinamo Minsk 	2 – 1 	HC Bílí Tygři Liberec
2010	HC Slovan Bratislava	4 – 2	SKA St. Petersburg	Barys Astana 	4 – 3 	Genève-Servette HC
2011	JYP 	3 – 2	SKA St. Petersburg	SC Bern 	3 – 2 	EHC Basel Sharks
==External links==
*http://www.bsih.ch/
Bashkir ASSR Championship

The Bashkir ASSR Championship was a competition held in the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union.
==Known champions==
*1979-80: Tempo Ufa
*1980-81: Tempo Ufa
*1983-84: Tempo Ufa
*1984-85: Iskra Amzya
*1985-86: Spark Amzya
*1987-88: Torpedo Neftekamsk
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Basingstoke Buffalo

The Basingstoke Buffalo are an ice hockey team from Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. They are members of the Southern section of the National Ice Hockey League and play their home matches at the Planet Ice Silverdome. The Buffalo are the second senior team in Basingstoke behind the Basingstoke Bison who play in the NIHL National Division.
==References==
*A to Z of Hockey Encyclopedia
*Official Website of the Basingstoke Buffalo
Category:Ice hockey teams in England
Basler Cup

Basler Cup () was international ice hockey tournament for professional men's teams, which was played in Basel, Switzerland between 1950-1965. Originally played in November. The tournament was traditionally attended by the local team EHC Basel. The rest of the clubs were invited by the organizers.
==History==
The history of Basler Cup dates back to the 30s of the 20th century. The best teams from the highest division of the Swiss championship took part in the cup only. In 1950, the tournament became international. First international Basler Cup took place on 17-20 november 1950 year. The first winner of international trophy was the Diavoli Rossoneri Milano (Italy), who won the Lausanne HC (Switzerland) final..Interestingly, just a month later, first International Basler Cup winner Diavoli Rossoneri Milano won their third Spengler Cup.
==International Basler Cup winners==
Year	Place(s)	1 	2 	3 	Sources
1950	Basel 	Diavoli Rossoneri Milano	Lausanne HC 	EHC Basel 	
1951	Basel 	EHC Basel 	Riessersee SC 	EHC Arosa 	
1952	Basel 	EHC Basel 	Lausanne HC 	Riessersee SC 	
1953	Basel 	Grasshopper Club Zürich 	EHC Basel 	HC Ambri-Piotta 	
1954	Basel 	Riessersee SC 	EHC Basel 	Grasshopper Club Zürich	
1955	Basel 	Riessersee SC 	EHC Basel 	Lausanne HC 	
1956	Basel 	Riessersee SC 	EHC Basel 	AIK Solna HC 	
1957	Basel 	EHC Basel 	Lausanne HC 	Geneve-Servette HC 	
1958	Basel 	Cortina SG 	IK Tigrene 	EHC Basel 	
1959	Basel 	Viking Hagfors 	EHC Basel 	HC Ambri-Piotta 	
1960	Basel 	Sandbyberg IK 	EHC Eintracht Francfurt	EHC Basel 	
1961	Basel 	Zürcher SC 	Cortina SG 	AC Boulogne-Billacourt 	
1962	Basel 	Geneve-Servette HC 	EHC Basel 	Zürcher SC 	
1965	Basel 	RCAF Zweibrucken SC 	EC Kitzbuhel 	EHC Basel 	
==External links==
* ice-hockey-stat
== References ==
Category:Tournaments
Basque Country

The Basque Country is an autonomous community of northern Spain. It has a population of 2,222,164 people, and its capital is Vitoria-Gasteiz. 
==History of hockey in Basque Country==
The men's national team played its first game in 2008 when they played an exhibition game against Catalonia in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. Basque Country lost the game 5–3. The following year Basque Country competed in a second exhibition game against Catalonia this time held in the Catalan municipality of Puigcerdà. Basque Country won the match 9–1, recording their first win in international competition.
The team is controlled by the Negu Kiroletako Euskal Federakuntza.
Bilbao, Vitoria-Gasteiz, San Sebastian, and Portugalete are Basque cities where hockey has been played over the years.
Category:Countries
Basque Country national ice hockey team

The Basque Country national ice hockey team is the national ice hockey team of the Spanish autonomous community of Basque Country. They are controlled by the Negu Kiroletako Euskal Federakuntza. 
==History==
The Basque Country played its first game in 2008 where they played an exhibition game against Catalonia in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. Basque Country lost the game 3–5. The following year Basque Country competed in a second exhibition game against Catalonia this time held in the Catalan municipality of Puigcerdà. Basque Country won the match 9–1, recording their first win in international competition.
On December 23, 2016, Catalonia beat Basque Country 4-3 in a shootout in San Sebastian, and on December 28, 2022, recorded a 7-4 victory over them in Puigcerda.
==All-time record against other nations==
As of August 3, 2023
Team 	 	 	 	 	 	
Catalonia	4	1	0	3	17	19
==References==
Category:National ice hockey teams in Europe
Bauer Turnaus

The Bauer Turnaus are an ice hockey tournament held in Imatra, Finland since 2015.
==Tournaments==
===goSaimaa-turnaus 2015===
Joukkue
HK Severstal
JYP
SaiPa
KooKoo
Results
* KooKoo - SaiPa 0–6
* HK Severstal - JYP 4–0 
* SaiPa - HK Severstal 7–5
* JYP - KooKoo 6–0 
===Bauer-turnaus 2016===
Joukkue
Pelicans
KooKoo
SaiPa
JYP
Results
* Pelicans - KooKoo 0–3
* SaiPa - JYP 1–3 
* JYP - Pelicans 2–3
* KooKoo - SaiPa 3–4 (OT) 
===Bauer-turnaus 2017===
Teams
KooKoo
KalPa
JYP
SaiPa
Results
* KooKoo - JYP 2–4
* KalPa - SaiPa 1–3 
* JYP - KalPa 2–3
* SaiPa - KooKoo 3–4 (OT) 
===Bauer-turnaus 2018===
Joukkue
KooKoo
SaiPa
Ketterä
Jukurit
Results
* KooKoo - Ketterä 4–1
* Jukurit - SaiPa 1–2 
* Ketterä - Jukurit 0–3
* SaiPa - KooKoo 5–3 
===Bauer-turnaus 2019===
Teams
SaiPa
KooKoo
JYP
Ketterä
Results
* KooKoo - JYP 1–3
* SaiPa - Ketterä 3–4 
* JYP - SaiPa 3–5
* Ketterä - KooKoo 2–4 
===Bauer-games 2020===
Teams
Jokerit
KooKoo
Ketterä
Ässät
Jukurit
Results
* Ketterä - KooKoo 3–6
* Jokerit - Jukurit 2-1
* Ketterä - Jukurit 4-3 SO
* Jokerit - Ässät 3-4 SO
===Bauer-games 2021===
Teams
Jokerit
Krefeld Pinguine
SaiPa
Ketterä
Jukurit
===Bauer-games 2022===
Teams
HIFK
SaiPa
Ketterä
KalPa
Kiekko-Espoo
Results
* Ketterä - Kiekko-Espoo 4–0
* SaiPa - HIFK 4–0 
* HIFK - KalPa 0–2
* Ketterä - SaiPa 2–3 
===Bauer-games 2023===
Teams
Kiekko-Pojat
SaPKo
IPK
Ketterä
Category:Tournaments
Bavaria

Bavaria is a state of Germany, located in the southeast of the country. It has a population of 13,369,393 people, and its capital is Munich.
==History of hockey in Bavaria==
Ice hockey has a long history in Bavaria, with the Münchener Sportklub forming a team by 1907. The first Munich Championship was staged in 1912, and the Bavarian Championship was held a year later. Current regional leagues include the Bayernliga, Bavarian Landesliga, and the Bavarian Bezirksliga.
The Bavaria women's national ice hockey team played its first official game on January 5, 2007, losing 5-1 to the Czech Republic in Passau. They competed in two more games against the Czechs over the next two days, losing 6-1 and 4-3.
They returned to action in 2009 against Spain during the 16th International Women Tournament being held in Cergy, France. The tournament involved the national teams of Bavaria, Belgium and Spain and three club teams, Cergy representing France, the Collège Les Lynx d’Edouart Montpetit representing Canada, and Grefrath representing Germany. Bavaria won their opening game against Spain 10–1. Bavaria also managed a win against Belgium but lost to the three club teams during the round robin. Bavaria finished the tournament in third after beating Grefrath in the bronze medal game.
The following year Bavaria competed in an exhibition match against France in Füssen, Germany. They lost the game 6–1.
Category:Countries
Bavaria women's national ice hockey team

The Bavaria women's national ice hockey team represents the German state of Bavaria in international ice hockey competitions. Since 2009, the team has participated in seven international matches.Bavaria women all-time results
==History==
The Bavaria women's national ice hockey team played its first game on January 5, 2007, losing 5-1 to the Czech Republic in Passau. They competed in two more games against the Czechs over the next two days, losing 6-1 and 4-3.
They returned to action in 2009 against Spain during the 16th International Women Tournament being held in Cergy, France. The tournament involved the national teams of Bavaria, Belgium and Spain and three club teams, Cergy representing France, the Collège Les Lynx d’Edouart Montpetit representing Canada, and Grefrath representing Germany. Bavaria won their opening game against Spain 10–1. Bavaria also managed a win against Belgium but lost to the three club teams during the round robin. Bavaria finished the tournament in third after beating Grefrath in the bronze medal game. They also beat Spain 3-0 on May 24.
The following year Bavaria competed in an exhibition match against France in Füssen, Germany. They lost the game 1–6.
==All-time record against other nations==
Team	 	 	 	 	 	
 	2	2	0	0	13	1
 	1	1	0	0	7 	3
 	1	0	0	1	1 	6
 	3	0	0	3	5 	15
==All-time game results==
;2003 Cergy Tournament
*5/29: Bavaria - Herlev Eagles 3:1
*5/29: Bavaria - Grefrath Lady Panthers 2:0
*5/30: Bavaria - Concordia University 2:1
*5/30: Bavaria - HC Cergy-Pontoise 2:1
*5/31: Bavaria - HC Berounsti Medvedi 3:1
*6/1: Bavaria - Concordia University 4:1
;2004 Cergy Tournament
*5/20: Bavaria - IHK Helsinki 7:0
*5/20: Bavaria - HC Cergy-Pontoise 3:1
*5/21: Bavaria - Grefrath Lady Panthers 5:1
*5/21: Bavaria - Herlev Eagles 4:1
*5/22: Bavaria - Kiekko-Vantaa 9:0
*5/23: Bavaria - IHK Helsinki 6:2
;2005 Cergy Tournament
*5/19: Bavaria - Grefrath Lady Panthers 2:0
*5/19: Concordia University - Bavaria 2:0
*5/20: Bavaria - HC Cergy-Pontoise 2:0
*5/21: Herlev Eagles - Bavaria 3:2
*5/22: Concordia University - Bavaria 2:1
;2009 Cergy Tournament
*5/21: HC Cergy-Pontoise - Bavaria 2:1
*5/21: Bavaria - 10:1
*5/22: Bavaria - 7:3
*5/22: Grefrath Lady Panthers - Bavaria 1:0
*5/23: College Les Lynx d'Edouart Montpetit - Bavaria 2:1
*5/23: Bavaria - Grefrath Lady Panthers 2:1
*5/24: Bavaria - 3:0
;Exhibitions
*1/5/07: - Bavaria 5:1
*1/6/07: - Bavaria 6:1
*1/7/07: - Bavaria 4:3
*2/22/10: - Bavaria 6:1
==References==
Category:Women's national ice hockey teams in Europe
Bay of Quinte Hockey League

The Bay of Quinte League began operating in the Bay of Quinte District of Ontario in the 1896-97 season and featured teams from Belleville, Deseronto, Napanee, Picton & Trenton in it's first few seasons. The teams competed for the Corby Cup, which was donated by hotel owner and M.P. of Belleville, H. Corby. 
The tournament to crown the first winner of the Corby Cup in 1895 featured 4 teams (Belleville Y.M.C.A., Belleville Quintes, Deaf & Dumb Institute "Mutes" and the Trenton Hockey Club) but owing to the lateness of the season, the referee declared the final game between the Y.M.C.A. & Trenton off due to bad ice and neither team would agree to reschedule it before the end of the season. 
==List of Champions==
*1896-97 Belleville Hockey Club
*1897-98 Picton Hockey Club
*1898-99 Belleville Quintes
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Bayernliga

The Bayernliga (Bavarian Ice Hockey League) is an ice hockey league located in Bavaria, Germany. The league lies on the fourth level of German hockey as one of the Regionalliga competitions; its champion may promote to the Oberliga Süd, while its worst teams may get relegated to the Landesliga. This league and the ones below it are all operated by the Bayerischer Eissport Verband.
==Participating teams==
*ESV Buchloe
*ESC Dorfen
*TSV Erding 
*ESC Riverrats Geretsried
*Wanderers Germering
*HC Landsberg
*ECDC Memmingen Indians 
*TEV Miesbach 
*EV Moosburg 
*EHF Passau Black Hawks
*EV Pegnitz
*TSV Peißenberg
*EC Pfaffenhofen
*EA Schongau
==Winners==
1976 – EV Pegnitz
1977 – TSV Königsbrunn
1978 – TSV Farchant
1979 – EA Schongau
1980 – SV Bayreuth
1981 – SC Reichersbeuern
1982 – ERSC Amberg
1983 – ESV Burgau
1984 – EV Dingolfing
1985 – EC Hedos München
1986 – EV Bad Wörishofen
1987 – EV Pegnitz
1988 – VfL Waldkraiburg
1989 – EHC Bad Reichenhall	
1990 – ERV Schweinfurt
1991 – EV Bad Wörishofen
1992– ETC Crimmitschau
1993 – EC Pfaffenhofen
1994 – ESC Dorfen
1995 – Wanderers Germering
1996 – ESC Dorfen
1997 – ESV Bayreuth
1998 – ESC München
1999 – EHC Memmingen
2000 – Augsburger EV
2001 – Höchstadter EC
2002 – EA Schongau
2003 – HC München 98	
2004 – Starbulls Rosenheim
2005 – EV Landsberg 2000
2006 – Höchstadter EC
2007 – EHF Passau Black Hawks
2008 – EHC Waldkraiburg
2009 – ERV Schweinfurt
2010 – TEV Miesbach
2011 – ERC Sonthofen
2012 – ERV Schweinfurt
2013 – EHC Bayreuth
2014 – ERC Sonthofen
2015 – EV Lindau
2016 – EHC Waldkraiburg
2017 – ECDC Memmingen
2018 – Höchstadter EC
2019 – EV Füssen
2020 – TEV Miesbach
2021 – not awarded
2022 – EHC Klostersee
2023 – EHC Königsbrunn
==Natureis-Bayernliga==
During the 1970s and 1980s, a Bayernliga was also contested by teams that only had a natural ice rink.
 1972/73 SV Hohenfurch
 1975/76 ESV Türkheim
 1977/78 TV Lindenberg
 1978/79 SC Reichersbeuern 
 1979/80 ESV Bayersoien
 1980/81 SV Apfeldorf 
 1984/85 ESV Bayersoien
 1985/86 SC Gaißach
 1986/87 MTV Dießen
In the 1972-73 season, a Bavarian championship of natural ice teams was played, which was won by SV Hohenfurch.
==See also==
* Deutsche Eishockey Liga
* 2nd Bundesliga
* Oberliga
* Bavarian Landesliga
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Bearsden

Bearsden was an ice hockey team in Glasgow, Scotland. They were based at Crossmyloof Ice Rink.
The club was among the 11 teams that reformed Scottish Ice Hockey Association in 1929. Bearsden played challenge matches during the season, falling to the Kanderstag Bats and twice to the Glasgow Canadians.
Bearsden then joined the Scottish League for its inaugural 1929-30 season. They played in the league through the 1931-32 season, when a merger with Achtungs formed the Glasgow Bears. Their greatest success in the league was winning the Points Competition in 1930.
==Season-by-season records==
===Scottish League (1929-1932)===
Season'	Games	Won	Lost	Tied	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing 	Playoffs	
1929-30	4 	4 	0 	0 	8 	17 	9 	1st Points Comp.	- 	
1929-30	4 	1 	3 	0 	2 	8 	11 	4th 1st Division	None 	
1930-31	8 	2 	5 	1 	5 	8 	24 	8th 	None 	
1931-32	8 	2 	4 	2 	6 	10 	17 	5th 	None 	
Category:Ice hockey teams in Scotland
Beat Ruedi

Beat Ruedi (February 19, 1920 - October 29, 2009) was a Swiss hockey player. He was a member of the Swiss National Team at the World Championships in 1937 (when he was only 17) and 1939, and at the 1948 Winter Olympics. 
Ruedi played for HC Davos from 1934-1947, and HC Ambrì-Piotta in 1947-48.
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
Olympic Games 	1948 	1	5 	2 	2 	4
World Championships	1937-1939	2	16	7 	3 	10
Category:Swiss players
Beattie Ramsay

William "Beattie" Ramsay (December 12, 1895 – September 30, 1952) was a Canadian hockey player who won an Olympic gold meda] as a member of the Toronto Granites ice hockey team that represented Canada in 1924 Winter Olympics. 
He played 43 games for the Toronto Maple Leafs in the National Hockey League during the 1927-28 season.
==References==
Category:Canadian players
Beaverton Lions

The Beaverton Lions were an independent team based in Beaverton, Oregon. They were active from 1968-1970.
==Results==
;1968-69
*11/23: Beaverton Lions - Ladner (BC) 6:4
*12/7: Spokane Eagle Electric - Beaverton Lions 6:3
*12/28: Beaverton Lions - Portland Royals 7:0
*1/18: Beaverton Lions beat University of Washington
*2/1: Vancouver Molsons beat Beaverton Lions
*3/8: Beaverton Lions - Richmond Hornets (BC) 4:2
Lions went 7-2 on the season.
;1969-70
*10/18: Beaverton Lions - Seattle Indians 8:5 
*11/8: Beaverton Lions - Ladner (BC) 9:8
*11/29: Beaverton Lions - Vancouver Golddiggers 7:2
*12/13: Beaverton Lions - Seattle Indians 9:3
*1/17: Beaverton Lions - Vancouver Molsons 10:6
*1/24: Beaverton Lions - Burien Hobnobbers (WA) 37:2
*2/28: Beaverton Lions - Burnaby (BC) 6:3
*3/7: Beaverton Lions - New Westminster Longheeds (BC) 7:7
*3/21: Beaverton Lions - New Westminster (BC) 11:4
Lions went 8-0-1 on the season.
==Sources==
*Oregon Journal
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States