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1910-11 UOVL Season

This is the 1910-11 Upper Ottawa Valley League season:
==Standings==
Regular Season	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Pembroke 	6 	5	1	0	52	14	10
Almonte 	6 	4	2	0	35	39	8
Arnprior 	6 	3	3	0	43	30	6
Carleton Place	6 	0	6	0	21	62	0
No playoffs.
Pembroke advanced to the 1910-11 Ottawa District Intermediate Playoffs.
==Games==
Date 	Winner 	Loser 	Location
January 6 	Arnprior 17	Almonte 5 	Arnprior
January 6 	Pembroke 9 	Carleton Place 4 	Carleton Place
January 13 	Pembroke 6 	Arnprior 2 	Pembroke
January 13 	Almonte 14 	Carleton Place 1 	Almonte
January 20 	Arnprior 0 	Carleton Place 3 	Carleton Place
January 20 	Pembroke 10	Almonte 1 	Pembroke
January 27 	Pembroke 10	Arnprior 4 	Pembroke
January 27 	Almonte 8 	Carleton Place 6 	Carleton Place
February 3 	Almonte 7 	Pembroke 5 	Almonte
February 3 	Arnprior 11	Carleton Place 6 	Arnprior
February 10	Almonte won	Arnprior defaulted	Almonte
February 10	Pembroke 12	Carleton Place 1 	Pembroke
==Team Photos==
10-11Pembroke.png|Pembroke
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1910-11 Winnipeg Intermediate Hockey League Season

This was the 1910-11 Winnipeg Intermediate League season:
==Results==
;A Division
*12/19: Monarchs - Victorias 3:2
*1/9: Monarchs - Winnipeg AAA 7:4
*1/16: Winnipeg AAA - Victorias 4:2
*1/23: Monarchs - Victorias 7:4 - match was ordered to be replayed on 2/26 as the Victorias won a protest over the Monarchs using "Cully" Wilson in the game
*1/30: Winnipeg AAA - Monarchs 6:1
*2/6: Winnipeg AAA - Victorias 6:2
;B Division
*12/19: Winnipeg AAA - Norwood 8:2
*1/9: Garrys - Winnipeg AAA 8:5
*1/16: Garrys - Norwood 3:2 OT
*1/23: Norwood - Winnipeg AAA 6:5
*1/30: Garrys - Winnipeg AAA 11:4
;Final
*2/22: Winnipeg AAA - Garrys 9:2 - Garrys protested that WAAA played men who had previously played senior hockey; the committee ruled in their favor and ordered the match to be replayed
*3/6: Winnipeg AAA - Garrys
==Sources==
*Winnipeg Tribune
Category:1911 in ice hockey
1910-11 in German ice hockey

The Berlin Championship was the sole organized competition in Germany during the 1910-11 season. Seven teams participated in the tournament, which was won by Berliner FC Preussen. In addition, many exhibition games are recorded to have been played throughout the year.
==Berlin Championship==
===First round===
===Semifinals===
===Final===
==Exhibition games==
==External links==
*Season on hockeyarchives.info
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Category:1911 in ice hockey
1910 Australia season

This was the 1910 ice hockey season in Australia:
==Overview==
The Victorian Championship series in Australia was held in the Melbourne Glaciarium for the second time. It was won by the Melburnians. 
The second Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged from July 23-29, 1910. It was won by Victoria, 3-games-to-one.
==Results==
;Victorian Championship
*6/22: Brighton - Beavers 5:3 (5:0, 0:3)Punch, 1910-06-30
*6/29: Melburnians - Glaciarium 0:0The Argus, 1910-06-30Punch, 1910-07-06
**Melburnians: H. Reid (captain), L. Reid, D. Woods, R. Purbrick, S. Keast (goalkeeper), J.E. Goodall. Glaciarium: R. Jackson (captain), W. Purbrick, G. Langridge, C. Berkley, R.L. Jackson, F. Vale (goalkeeper). 
*7/6: Melburnians - Beavers 7:0 - goals: L. Reid (4), D. Woods (2), H. ReidPunch, 1910-07-14
*7/13: Glaciarium - Brighton 1:1 (0:1, 1:0) - goals: C. Berkley/K. WalkerPunch, 1910-07-21
*8/3: Melburnians - Brighton 4:1The Age, 1910-08-05
*8/10: Brighton - Beavers 9:1 - goals: C. Smith (5), K. Walker (4)/A. ReidPunch, 1910-08-18
*8/17: Beavers - Glaciarium 2:0 - goals: A. Reid (2)The Argus, 1910-08-18 
*8/24: Glaciarium - Brighton 1:1 - goals: G. Langridge/K. WalkerThe Age, 1910-08-25
*9/7: Melburnians - Brighton 7:3The Argus, 1910-09-08
*9/14: Melburnians - Glaciarium 2:1 - goals: H. Reid (2)/R. JacksonThe Age, 1910-09-16
==References==
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1910 Berlin International Tournament

The 1910 Berlin International Tournament was the third and last edition of the Berlin International Tournament. It was held at the Berliner Eispalast from February 10-12, 1910. Club des Patineurs de Paris won the tournament by defeating Berliner Schlittschuhclub in the final.
==Tournament==
===First round===
===Semifinals===
===Final===
==References==
*
==External links==
* Tournament on hockeyarchives.info
Category:Tournaments
1910 Brussels Tournament

The 1910 Brussels Tournament was contested from December 29-31, 1910 in Brussels, Belgium. The Oxford Canadians won the tournament, Berliner Schlittschuhclub finished second, and Brussels Ice Hockey Club finished third.
==Tournament==
;Scores
* Oxford Canadians - SC Charlottenburg 20:2 (10:1, 10:1)
* Berliner Schlittschuhclub - Brussels IHC 6:4 (2:2, 4:2)
* Brussels Ice Hockey Club - SC Charlottenburg 6:2 (3:0, 3:2)
* Oxford Canadians - Berliner Schlittschuhclub 10:1 (6:0, 4:1)
* Berliner Schlittschuhclub - SC Charlottenburg 14:4 (8:2, 6:2)
* Oxford Canadians - Brussels Ice Hockey Club 13:2 (6:1, 7:1)
;Table
Pl.	 	GP	W	T	L	Goals	Pts
1. 	Oxford Canadians 	3 	3	0	0	43:5 	6
2. 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub	3 	2	0	1	21:18	4
3. 	Brussels Ice Hockey Club 	3 	1	0	2	12:21	2
4. 	SC Charlottenburg 	3 	0	0	3	8:40 	0
==External links==
* Tournament on hockeyarchives.info
Category:Tournaments
1910 CAHL Intermediate season

This was the 1910 Canadian Amateur Intermediate Hockey League season:
==Teams==
*Western Group: All-Montreal II, Montreal AAA II, Montreal Shamrocks II, Montreal Victorias II, Montreal Westmount II
*Eastern Group: Grand'Mere II, Trois-Rivieres II - Grand'Mere was said to be the "solitary representative of the outside [non-Montreal] clubs this season", so it seems Trois-Rivieres may have dropped out
==Results==
;Western Group
*1/8: Victorias - All-Montreal 9:1
*1/8: Shamrocks - Westmount 3:2
*1/15: AAA - All-Montreal
*1/15: Victorias - Shamrocks 5:3
*1/22: AAA - Westmount 3:0
*1/29: Shamrocks - AAA
*1/29: Westmount - Victorias
*2/5: AAA - Victorias 7:4
*2/5: Shamrocks - Westmount 15:4
*2/12: Shamrocks - Victorias 2:0
*2/12: AAA - Westmount 7:1
*2/19: Victorias - AAA
*2/26: Shamrocks - AAA 8:1
*2/26: Victorias - Westmount 3:0
All-Montreal withdrew from the league, and their results were expunged.
AAA won their group.
;Eastern Group
Won by Grand'Mere.
;Final
*3/12: Grand'Mere - Montreal AAA 8:6 2OT (total of 30 min) @ Trois-Rivieres
==Sources==
*Montreal Gazette
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1910 CoMHL season

This was the 1910 Cobalt Mines Hockey League season:
==Results==
*1/6: Nipissing - Bankers 9:3
*1/11: Opera House - T. & N.O. 10:5
*1/15: McKinley-Darragh - O'Briens 6:3
*1/21: McKinley-Darragh - T & N.O. 17:1
*1/27: Opera House - Bankers 9:7
*1/31: McKinley-Darragh - Nipissing 4:2
*2/3: O'Briens - Bankers
*2/7: Nipissing - T & N.O. 4:2
*2/10: O'Briens - Opera House 6:5 OT
*2/14: Bankers - Mckinley-Draragh
*2/16: T. & N.O. - O'Briens
*2/22: McKinley-Darragh - Opera House 7:1
*2/25: Nipissing - O'Briens
*3/3: T. & N.O. - Bankers
McKinley-Darragh won.
==Sources==
*Cobalt Daily Nugget
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1910 Coupe de Chamonix

The 1910 Coupe de Chamonix was the second edition of the Coupe de Chamonix. It was held in Chamonix, France from January 16-18, 1910. Club des Patineurs de Paris won the tournament, Berliner Schlittschuhclub finished second, and Brussels Ice Hockey Club finished third.
==Tournament==
* Club des Patineurs de Paris - Berliner Schlittschuhclub 4:2 (2:1, 2:1)
* Club des Patineurs de Paris - Brussels Ice Hockey Club 6:0 (3:0, 3:0)
* Berliner Schlittschuhclub - Brussels Ice Hockey Club 5:0 (1:0, 4:0)
Pl.	Team 	GP	W	T	L	Goals	Pts
1. 	Club des Patineurs de Paris	2 	2	0	0	10:2 	4
2. 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	2 	1	0	1	7:4 	2
3. 	Brussels Ice Hockey Club 	2 	0	0	2	0:11 	4
==Team rosters==
Place	Team 	Player
1 	Club des Patineurs de Paris	Forwards: Robert Lacroix, A.J. MacDonald, Alfred de Rauch Rover: Pierre Charpentier Defensemen: Alexandre Clarke, Raymond Mezieres Goaltender: Maurice del Valle
2 	Berliner Schlittschuhclub 	Forwards: Wilhelm Glimm, Franz Lange, E. Jakob, Lake Rover: C.M. Lüdecke Defensemen: Bruno Grauel, Alfred Steinke Goaltender: Willi Bliesener
3 	Brussels Ice Hockey Club 	Forwards: H. Taylor, Paul Loicq, Maurice Deprez Rover: Freddy Charlier Defensemen: Paul Anspach, Henri Van den Bulcke Goaltender: Roger Van der Straten-Ponthoz
==References==
*
==External links==
* Tournament on hockeyarchives.info
Category:Tournaments
1910 Fit-Reform Trophy

This was the 1910 Fit-Reform Trophy:
==Challenges==
The holders, the Edmonton Hockey Club, received a challenge for the trophy from the Prince Albert Mintos of the Saskatchewan Hockey League.
*3/9: Edmonton HC - Prince Albert 0:0
*3/11: Edmonton HC - Prince Albert 3:1
Edmonton retained the trophy until the following season, defeating Prince Albert 3 goals to 1.
==Sources==
*Edmonton Bulletin
Category:1910 in ice hockey
1910 Lviv Championship

The 1910 Lviv Championship was an ice hockey competition held at the Stryi park ice rink in Lviv (now in Ukraine), which was then a part of Austria-Hungary. The winner of the tournament was Charny.Хокей в Україні у 1910 - 1940 роках«Пшёглян Спортові», Варшава, 1925, № 17, стор. 5 (newspaper Pshehlyan Sport, Warsaw)
==Teams==
*Charny
*Epaulets
*Lehi
*Hasmoneya
*Sokol
==References==
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1910 Maritime Professional Championship

This was the 1910 Maritime Professional Championship:
==Championship==
*3/1: Halifax Crescents - North Sydney Victorias 8:3 @ Halifax
*3/2: North Sydney Victorias - Halifax Crescents 6:1 @ Halifax
As the two-game, total-goals series was tied at 9-9, a tie-breaking game was organized. 
*3/8: Halifax Crescents - North Sydney Victorias 4:3 @ Halifax
==Sources==
*Fredericton Daily Gleaner
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1910 Newfoundland season

This was the 1910 ice hockey season in Newfoundland:
==St. John's Senior League==
*1/19: Crescents - Victorias 8:5 
*1/21: Feildians - St. Bons 8:2 
*2/14: Crescents - St. Bon's 6:5 OT
*2/17: Victorias - St. Bon's 8:0
*2/18: Feildians - Crescents 6:4
*Feildians - Victorias 6:3
*2/21: Crescents - Victorias 7:2
*2/23: Feildians - St. Bon's 4:0
*2/25: Crescents - St. Bon's 3:2
*3/1: Feildians - Victorias 6:5
*3/3: St. Bon's - Victorias 3:0 
*3/4: Crescents - Feildians 2:1
*3/7: Crescents - Feildians 2:0 - tiebreaker final
Standings as of 2/18
#Feildians 3-0 20:9 6
#Crescents 2-1 18:16 4
#Victorias 1-2 16:14 2
#St. Bons 0-3 7:22 0
==St. John's Intercollegiate League==
*2/14: Feildians - St. Bon's 20:1
*2/16: Feildians - Methodists 7:5 
*2/18: Methodists - St. Bon's 7:1
==Sources==
*St. John's Evening Telegram
*St. John's Evening Herald
Category:1910 in ice hockey
1910 OCHL season

This is the 1910 season of the Ottawa City Hockey League:
==Regular season==
;Scores
*1/10: Coopers - Hull Nationals 7:2
*1/12: Seconds - Cliffsides II 7:3
*1/13: Stewartons - Emmetts 5:2
*1/19: Seconds - Emmetts 11:3
*1/21: Emmetts - Cliffsides II 9:5
*1/24: Seconds - Coopers 6:3
*1/24: Hull Nationals - Stewartons 5:3
*1/26: Emmetts - Cliffsides II 6:2
*1/27: Stewartons - Coopers 5:4
*2/7: Coopers - Cliffsides II 5:3
*2/7: Hull Nationals - Emmetts 5:4 - Emmetts protested two Nationals goals
*2/9: Coopers - Seconds 7:2
*2/10: Stewartons - Cliffsides II 8:2
*2/14: Coopers - Hull Nationals postponed
*2/16: Coopers - Cliffsides II 11:4
*2/16: Emmetts - Hull Nationals 5:4
*2/21: Cliffsides II - Hull Nationals 7:6
*2/21: Emmetts - Coopers
*2/23: Seconds - Cliffsides II 9:4
*2/24: Stewartons - Hull Nationals 9:1
*2/25: Emmetts - Coopers 14:4
*2/28: Seconds - Hull Nationals 17:6
*3/2: Stewartons - Cliffsides II - Cliffsides did not show up
*3/7: Stewartons - Coopers
*3/8: Stewartons - Seconds 5:4
*3/11: Cliffsides II - Hull Nationals
*3/12: Seconds - Emmetts 11:1
*3/16: Emmetts - Stewartons - cancelled
*3/19: Seconds - Stewartons 2:1 - Seconds clinched title
;Standings of 3/14
#Seconds 7-2
#Stewartons 6-2
#Coopers 5-3
#Emmetts 4-3
#Hull Nationals 3-6
#Cliffsides II 1-7
==Ottawa City Final==
The Cliffsides first team faced the Seconds for the Ottawa City Championship.
*Seconds - Cliffsides 7:5
*3/16: Seconds - Cliffsides 4:4
Seconds won.
==Sources==
*Ottawa Citizen
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1910 OPHL season

The 1910 OPHL season was the 3rd season of the Ontario Professional Hockey League. The Berlin Dutchmen won the championship.
==Scores==
*1/3: Berlin - Waterloo 8:3
*1/4: Galt - Brantford postponed
*1/6: Galt - Brantford postponed
*1/7: Berlin - Waterloo postponed
*1/11: Galt - Waterloo postponed
*1/11: Berlin - Brantford 8:4
*1/13: Berlin - Brantford 11:4
*1/14: Galt - Waterloo 7:5 OT
*1/15: Galt - Waterloo 8:4
*1/18: Berlin - Galt 11:3
*1/18: Brantford - Waterloo 8:4
*1/20: Berlin - Galt 2:1 
*1/21: Waterloo - Brantford 13:12
*1/22: Berlin - Galt 4:3 - exhibition 
*1/25: Brantford - Galt 12:4
*1/25: Berlin - Waterloo 7:3
*1/27: Brantford - Galt 5:4 - incomplete game awarded to Galt by default (not included in table)
*1/28: Berlin - Waterloo 9:5
*1/31: Berlin - Brantford 12:6
*2/1: Galt - Waterloo 5:4
*2/2: Waterloo - Galt 9:3
*2/2: Brantford - Berlin 5:0 
*2/4: Berlin - Galt 7:4 
*2/5: Waterloo - Brantford 8:2
*2/7: Berlin - Galt 4:2
*2/7: Waterloo - Brantford 6:3
*2/9: Waterloo - Berlin 6:5 
*2/9: Brantford - Galt postponed and then forfeited by Galt
*2/11: Brantford - Galt 13:5
*2/11: Berlin - Waterloo 5:4
*2/12: Brantford - Galt 9:3
*2/14: Waterloo - Galt 4:3
*2/14: Brantford - Berlin 8:5
*2/16: Galt - Waterloo 7:3
*2/16: Berlin - Brantford 10:0 
*2/18: Berlin - Galt 6:1
*2/18: Waterloo - Brantford 9:3
*2/21: Waterloo - Brantford 6:4
*2/21: Berlin - Galt 16:6
*2/23: Brantford - Galt 4:3
*2/23: Berlin - Waterloo 6:4
*2/25: Berlin - Waterloo 6:2
*2/25: Galt - Brantford 5:2
*2/28: Waterloo - Galt 4:2
*2/28: Brantford - Berlin 9:0
*3/3: Galt - Berlin 5:4
*3/4: Galt - Berlin 5:1
==Standings==
;January 3-21 standings
Final Standings	Final Standings 	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings
Rank 	Team 	 	W-L-T 	GF 	GA 	Points 	Playoff Results
1 	Berlin Dutchmen 	 	5-0-0 	40 	15 	10 	
2 	Galt Professionals	 	2-2-0 	19 	22 	4 	
3 	Brantford Indians 	 	1-3-0 	28 	36 	2 	
4 	Waterloo Colts 	 	1-4-0 	29 	43 	2 	
The season was restarted after January 21, as Waterloo threatened to withdraw otherwise.
;Final standings
Final Standings	Final Standings 	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings	Final Standings
Rank 	Team 	 	W-L-T 	GF 	GA 	Points 	Playoff Results
1 	Berlin Dutchmen 	 	11-6-0 	103 	75 	22 	
2 	Waterloo Colts 	 	8-7-0 	77 	70 	16 	
3 	Brantford Indians 	 	8-7-0 	85 	80 	16 	
4 	Galt Professionals	 	5-12-0 	67 	107 	10 	
==Sources==
*Trolley League: The Complete History of the Ontario Professional Hockey League, Kevin Slater (2010).
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1910 Varsity Match

The fourth official Ice Hockey Varsity Match was played in Mürren, Switzerland in December 1910. 
==Results==
Date 	Winning Team 	Score 	Losing Team 	Location 	
December 1910 	Oxford University 	5-3 OT 	Cambridge University 	Mürren 	
Referee: E.T. Whitehead.	Referee: E.T. Whitehead.	Referee: E.T. Whitehead.	Referee: E.T. Whitehead.	Referee: E.T. Whitehead.	Referee: E.T. Whitehead.
*Oxford roster: P. Watson (captain)
*Cambridge roster: The Lord Carberry (captain)
==Match report==
An excerpt from Peter Patton's 1936 Ice Hockey publication:
"Oxford won 5-3 after ten minutes over time. The play in this match, like its predecessor, was again of a very low standard, a shade better is about the best that can be said of it. No Rhodes scholars took part or it would have been the massacre of Cambridge, of course. Falls were very frequent due to insufficient skating ability; these were not to be wondered at because in those days there was neither indoor nor outdoor ice. There were no attendants with sponges, towels, oranges, etc., officially arranged for! There was however a certain 'Official' who was known as the 'Refresheree,' and who, to a certain extent, anticipated the present-day attendants to teams. When there were intervals between periods of practice each afternoon, this 'Official' would sally forth from the adjoining restaurant with greatly appreciated refreshments, not necessarily of the teetotal kind! It is not improbable that he did the same during the actual match, which would also partly account for the numerous falls!."
==Sources==
*B.M. "Peter" Patton (1936), Ice Hockey.
Category:1910 in ice hockey
1910–11 Swiss National Ice Hockey Championship

The 1910-11 Swiss National Ice Hockey Championship was the third edition of the national ice hockey championship in Switzerland. Club des Patineurs Lausanne won the championship by defeating HC Bellerive Vevey in the final.
SC Leysin withdrew from the competition due to a lack of players. HC Les Avants and Geneve HC also withdrew.
== Championship ==
=== First round ===
*HC La Villa - Akademischer EHC Zürich 9:1
* HC La Villa - Club des Patineurs Lausanne 2:3
=== Final ===
* HC Bellerive Vevey - Club des Patineurs Lausanne 4:6
== External links ==
*Swiss Ice Hockey Federation – All-time results 
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Category:1911 in ice hockey
1911-12 Alberta Senior Playoffs

These were the 1911-12 Alberta Senior Playoffs:
==Southern Alberta League==
MacLeod & Medicine Hat dropped out before the season started. Only 2 teams were left.
*Lethbridge 0 @ Taber 2
*Taber 1 @ Lethbridge 5
*Lethbridge 0 @ Taber 2
*Taber 6 @ Lethbridge 4
 Taber Chefs 3-1-0-6 11- 9
 Lethbridge 1-3-0-2 9-11
==Calgary City League==
Calgary St Marys (won), Calgary Tigers, Calgary Centrals.
*St Marys 7 Centrals 2
*Tigers 6 Centrals 4
The Centrals and Tigers dropped out on January 25 and forfeited their remaining games to the St Marys.
==Edmonton City League==
Regular Season 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Edmonton Eskimos 	6 	6	0	0	41	14	12
Edmonton Maritimers 	6 	3	3	0	19	27	6
Edmonton YMCA 	6 	2	4	0	19	29	4
University of Alberta	6 	1	5	0	18	27	2
Won by Edmonton Eskimos.
The University Alberta beat the Edmonton Maritimers in the Brackman-Ker Cup (Edmonton Amateur Championship) The scores in their games were 4-3, 2-5, 10-7, and 6-4.
==Crows Nest League==
*Pincher Creek - Frank 3:2
*Pincher Creek - Coleman Forfeit - Coleman contained some outside players, and refused to take an affidavit that they were Coleman residents, so Pincher Creek claimed the game by default
*1/22: Frank - Blairmore 14:2
;Standings
Regular Season	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Pincher Creek 	6 	6	0	0	- 	- 	12
Frank 	5 	3	2	0	- 	- 	6
Coleman 	5 	1	4	0	- 	- 	2
Blairmore 	5 	0	5	0	- 	- 	0
Coleman dropped out on January 16.
Won by Pincher Creek.
==Central League==
*1/11: Didsbury - Lacombe 5:3
*1/12: Red Deer - Wetaskiwin
*1/15: Lacombe - Red Deer 1:3 - game was called off at halftime due to heavy snowfall
*1/16: Wetaskiwin - Didsbury
*1/19: Lacombe - Red Deer 6:2
*1/19: Wetaskiwin - Didsbury 11:5
*1/22: Wetaskiwin - Red Deer 9:4
*1/23: Didsbury - Lacombe 5:4
*1/25: Wetaskiwin - Lacombe 8:4 
*1/26: Didsbury - Red Deer
*1/30: Red Deer - Didsbury
*1/30: Wetaskiwin - Lacombe 3:2
Won by Wetaskiwin
==Outlaw League==
;Okotoks Group
*1/10: Okotoks - High River 2:2
*High River - Okotoks
Some players from Okotoks left the town, so they were unable to continue playing.
;Calgary Group
Regular Season	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Calgary AC 	5 	4	1	0	26	14	8
Bassano 	5 	1	4	0	14	26	2
*1/15: Calgary - Bassano 11:4
*1/19: Bassano - Calgary 5:4 OT
*1/22: Calgary - Bassano 3:1
*1/26: Calgary - Bassano 3:2
*1/29: Calgary - Bassano 5:2
;Final
*2/5: Calgary AC - High River 13:3
The Alberta Amateur Hockey Association (AAHA) ruled the Outlaw League out of the provincial playoffs. The league appealed to the Allan Cup trustees who let it back in.
==Provincial Playoffs==
===First Round===
2 games total goals
*Taber 4 Pincher Creek 2
*Taber 7 Pincher Creek 3
Taber Chefs beat Pincher Creek 11 goals to 5.
===Quarter Finals===
Sudden death'
Taber Chefs 5 Calgary St Marys 2
2 games total goals
*Edmonton Eskimos 9 Wetaskiwin 3
*Edmonton Eskimos 6 Wetaskiwin 2
Edmonton Eskimos beat Wetaskiwin 15 goals to 5.
===Semi Final===
Sudden death
Taber Chefs 2 Edmonton Eskimos 0
===Final===
Sudden death
Calgary Athletic Club 5 Taber Chefs 3
Calgary Athletic Club advanced to the 1911-12 Allan Cup.
==Team Photos==
11-12Wetaskiwin.png|Wetaskiwin
11-12Taber.png|Taber
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1911-12 Allan Cup

The Allan Cup was now was a challenge cup, which meant that the previous year's winner kept it until defeated. THe Winnipeg Victorias won their league -the Winnipeg Hockey League - so they were ready to be challenged by teams from other provinces.
==First challenge==
Calgary AC won the Alberta senior championship.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
*Tuesday March 6 Winnipeg 11 Calgary 0
*Thursday March 8 Winnipeg 8 Calgary 6
Winnipeg Victorias beat Calgary AC 19 goals to 6.
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup
==Second challenge==
Toronto Eatons won the Ontario senior championship.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
*Saturday March 10 Winnipeg 8 Toronto 4
*Monday March 12 Winnipeg 16 Toronto 1
Winnipeg Victorias beat Toronto Eatons 24 goals to 5.
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
==Third Challenge==
Regina Capitals B won the Saskatchewan senior championship.
sudden death
@ Winnipeg
*Wednesday March 14 Winnipeg Victorias 9 Regina Capitals B 3
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
No more challenges.
==Team Photos==
11-12WinVic.png|Winnipeg Victorias
11-12RegB.jpg|Regina Capitals B
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1911-12 Austria-Hungary season

This was the 1911-12 season in Austria-Hungary:
==Competitions==
*1911-12 Bohemian Championship
*1911-12 Bohemian Crown Lands Championship
*1912 Ringhoffer Pokal
==Results==
===Austria===
The Wiener Park Club created an ice hockey section in December 1911 and the club intended to enter the Austrian Ice Hockey Championship (which was not played in 1912).
*January 14: Sportklub Slovan - Training Eis Club 3:2 - Official: Feix.
*January 14: Training Eis Club II - Wiener Sport Club II 5:5 (5:0, 0:5) - Official: H. Bauer.
*January 14: Wiener Sport Club - First Vienna FC 1894 4:1 (4:1, 0:0)
*January 21: Wiener Sport Club - First Vienna FC 1894 16:2 (6:2, 10:0) 
*January 21: Wiener Sport Club II - Training Eis Club II 4:1
*February 2: Wiener Sport Club komb. - Sportklub Slovan komb. 5:0
*February 3: First Vienna FC 1894 - Währinger Bicycle Club 15:0 (6:0, 9:0)
*February 4: Wiener Sport Club komb. - Sportklub Slovan komb. 22:0
*February 4: First Vienna FC 1894 - Währinger Bicycle Club 5:0 (2:0, 3:0) 
*February 8: Training Eis Club - Wiener Sport Club
===Bohemia===
*January 21: DFC Prag - VfB Smichov 12:2
**DFC: Goaltender: Argus, Skaters: Traube, Kurt, Bernt, Schlatky, Schopp, Otto1, Reserve: Boby.
*February 11: AC Sparta Praha - DFC Prag 6:0 (0:0, 6:0)
**DFC: Goaltender: Berger, Skaters: Burrian, Diehl, Traube, Schöpp, Berndt, Tommy, Reserve: Beck.
*February 11: AC Sparta Praha - Union Zizkov 14:1 
===Hungary===
See: Early Hungarian Hockey.
===Inter-regional games===
*February 2: BKE Budapest - Wiener Auswahl 3:1 (1:1, 2:0) @ Vienna - Official: Retschury.
*February 4: BKE Budapest - Wiener Auswahl 7:1 (0:0, 7:1) @ Vienna
*February 4: BKE Budapest II - Training Eis Club 8:2 (4:1, 4:1) @ Budapest
===International games===
*January 14: BKE Budapest - Akademischer Sportverein Dresden 9:6 (3:2, 6:4) @ Budapest
**BKE: Goaltender: Julius Pajzs, Defensemen: Erwin Sagody, Geza Lator, Rover: Kornel Hevest, Forwards: Desider Lauber, Graf Bela, Graf Sefan Csaky. Dresden: Goaltender: Albert Marquard, Defensemen: Wilhelm Hoffmann, Rovers: M. Pappia, Alfred Erlach, Forwards: Gerald Tavel, Charles Hartley, Herbert P. Lechla.
*January 15: BKE Budapest - Akademischer Sportverein Dresden 5:5 (4:3, 1:2) @ Budapest
*January 21: BKE Budapest - Münchner SK 3:1 (1:0, 2:1) @ Budapest
**BKE: Goaltender: Pajzs, Backs: Sagody, Lator, Half: Hevesi, Forwards: Krempels, Graf Bela Csaky, Lauber, München: Goaltender: Wiesner, Backs: Hollichter, Fischer, Half: Götz, Forwards: Hans Braun, Scheyermann, H. Kleinschrott, 
*February 11: SK Slavia Praha - SC Charlottenburg 1:0 (0:0, 1:0) @ Prague
==Sources==
*Neues Wiener Tagblatt
*Prager Tagblatt
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