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1909 CHL season

This was the 1909 Central Hockey League season. It featured teams from Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
==Results==
*1/6: Virden - Moosomin 6:5
*1/14: Virden - Elkhorn 6:4
*2/24: Elkhorn - Moosomin 5:4 OT
*2/26: Moosomin - Virden 13:3
==Other games==
*3/22: Moosomin - Brandon Thistles 3:1
==Sources==
*Regina Leader-Post
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 CoMHL season

This was the 1909 Cobalt Mines Hockey League season:
==Results==
*1/14: O'Briens beat Nipissing
*1/21: Bankers beat Opera House
*1/28: O'Briens - Opera House 11:3
*2/4: Nipissing - Bankers 4:3
*Nipissing tied Opera House
*2/16: O'Briens - Bankers 9:3
*2/25: O'Briens - Opera House 8:3
*3/4: O'Briens - Nipissing 3:1
*3/11: Bankers - Opera House 8:6
*3/16: Bankers - O'Briens 7:5
*3/16: Opera House - Nipissing 4:2
==Sources==
*Cobalt Daily Nugget
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 Coupe de Chamonix

The 1909 Coupe de Chamonix was the first edition of the Coupe de Chamonix. It was held in Chamonix, France from January 23-25, 1909. Prince's Ice Hockey Club won the tournament, Club des Patineurs de Paris finished second, and Club des Patineurs Lausanne finished third.
==Tournament==
===Game Scores===
* Club des Patineurs de Paris - 8:1 (3:0, 5:1)
* Princes Ice Hockey Club - Club des Patineurs Lausanne 3:0 (1:0, 2:0)
* Club des Patineurs de Paris - Fédération des Patineurs de Belgique 1:0 (1:0, 0:0)
* Club des Patineurs Lausanne - 8:2 (2:1, 6:1)
* Club des Patineurs Lausanne - Fédération des Patineurs de Belgique 6:2 (3:2, 3:0)
* Princes Ice Hockey Club - 11:0 (4:0, 7:0)
* Club des Patineurs de Paris - Club des Patineurs Lausanne 3:0 (2:0, 1:0)
* Princes Ice Hockey Club - Fédération des Patineurs de Belgique 4:0 (3:0, 1:0)
* Fédération des Patineurs de Belgique - 4:1 (2:0, 2:1)
* Princes Ice Hockey Club - Club des Patineurs de Paris 2:1 4OT (0:0, 1:1, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 1:0)
===Final Table===
Pl.	Team 	GP	W	T	L	Goals	Pts
1. 	Princes Ice Hockey Club 	4 	4	0	0	20:1 	8
2. 	Club des Patineurs de Paris 	4 	3	0	1	13:3 	6
3. 	Club des Patineurs Lausanne 	4 	2	0	2	14:10	4
4. 	Fédération des Patineurs de Belgique	4 	1	0	3	6:12 	2
5. 	Bohemia 	4 	0	0	4	4:31 	0
==Team rosters==
Place	Team 	Player
1 	Princes Ice Hockey Club 	Forwards: Lawford, Hugo Stonor, Albert Macklin, Sopforth, Waite Rover: Harold Duden Defensemen: Peter Patton, Bevan Cox Goaltender: Thomas J. Unite
2 	Club des Patineurs de Paris 	Forwards: Robert Lacroix, Alfred de Rauch, Pierre Daniel-Blayn, Paul Ruinat, Gournier Rover: Raymond Mezieres Defensemen: Alexandre Clarke, Robert van der Hoeven Goaltender: Maurice del Valle
3 	Club des Patineurs Lausanne 	Forwards: Alfred Megroz, Max Sillig, Payot, Berdes Rover: Oscar Auckenthaler Defensemen: Edouard Mellor, Daws Goaltender: Moreau
4 	Fédération des Patineurs de Belgique	Forwards: Jan Verbeyst, Paul Loicq, Maurice Deprez Rover: Paul Goeminne Defensemen: Fernand De Smeth, Louis De Smeth Goaltender: Hayois
5 	 	Forwards: Jaroslav Jarkovsky, Jan Palous, Otakar Vindys Rover: Ctibor Maly Defensemen: Jan Fleischmann, Boleslav Hammer Goaltenders: Josef Gruss, Antonin Potucek
==References==
*
==External links==
* Tournament on hockeyarchives.info
Category:Tournaments
1909 English Club Championship

The 1909 English Club Championship was awarded to Princes Ice Hockey Club. It was their second consecutive title and their seventh overall.
There was a match between Princes and the Oxford Canadians played on March 16, with an unknown result. It was not for the Club Championship, as Princes retained the Cup unchallenged.Peter Patton (1936). Ice Hockey.
==References==
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 FHL season

The 1909 Federal Hockey League (FHL) season was the sixth and final season of the league. The league had four teams participate this season, Cornwall, returning and three new entries, Ottawa Senators, Renfrew Creamery Kings and Smith's Falls. Smith's Falls had previously played in the league. Renfrew was the class of the league, winning all of its games to claim the championship.
==Season==
The season started on January 8 with a game between The Seniors and Cornwall. A game arranged for that night between Renfrew and the Senators was postponed, necessitating a new schedule, and the season started in full gear on January 15, with the Senators visiting The Seniors.
Cornwall had difficulty fielding a competitive team, signing junior-age players for several games. The Senators played an exhibition game against Edmonton after their Stanley Cup challenge of the Montreal Wanderers, losing 4–2. The Senators did not draw at the box office, as both the Ottawa HC and the Ottawa Cliffsides drew more fans to The Arena in Ottawa, finishing with only 200 fans attending their last game on February 15.
===Final Standing===
Team 	Games Played	Wins	Losses	Ties	Goals For	Goals Against
Renfrew Creamery Kings	6 	6 	0 	0 	93 	26
Ottawa Senators 	6 	3 	3 	0 	37 	38
Smiths Falls Seniors 	6 	2 	4 	0 	35 	71
Cornwall HC 	6 	1 	5 	0 	30 	60
===Results===
Month	Day	Visitor 	Score	Home 	Score
Jan. 	8 	Seniors 	4 	Cornwall	5
Jan. 	14 	Cornwall	12 	Renfrew 	24
Jan. 	15 	Senators	12 	Seniors 	3
Jan. 	21 	Renfrew 	9 	Senators	2
Jan. 	21 	Cornwall	5 	Seniors 	12
Jan. 	29 	Seniors 	3 	Renfrew 	23
Jan. 	29 	Senators	9 	Cornwall	5
Feb. 	5 	Seniors 	9 	Senators	8
Feb. 	5 	Renfrew 	7 	Cornwall	3
Feb. 	10 	Renfrew 	18 	Seniors 	4
Feb. 	12 	Cornwall	0 	Senators	4
Feb. 	15 	Senators	2 	Renfrew 	12
;Source: Ottawa Citizen, January 9–February 16, 1909
==Stanley Cup challenge==
After the season, Renfrew played Cobalt of the Timiskaming Professional Hockey League as a tune-up for a possible Stanley Cup challenge versus Ottawa HC of the Eastern Canada Hockey Association, winning 10–3. Renfrew played two exhibitions with the Montreal Wanderers, in Renfrew, losing 8–11, and in Brockville, losing 5–6.
Renfrew's challenge was stymied by the Stanley Cup trustees because Renfrew had signed players that were signed to other professional clubs. The trustees made those players who had joined teams after January 2 ineligible for Challenge play. Renfrew had signed Bert Lindsay, Didier Pitre and Steve Vair from Edmonton after their exhibition game in Ottawa. The players themselves were 'ringers' for Edmonton, not having played in the previous season for Edmonton, only signing for the Cup challenge. Renfrew had also signed Quebec's Eddie Hogan January 11th and Jack McDonald February 13th.
==See also==
* Federal Amateur Hockey League
* 1909 ECHA season
* List of pre-NHL seasons
==References==
Category:Federal Amateur Hockey League seasons
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 Fit-Reform Trophy

This was the 1909 Fit-Reform Trophy:
==Challenges==
The Edmonton Hockey Club challenged the holders, the Winnipeg Maple Leafs, for the trophy.
*1/11: Edmonton HC - Winnipeg Maple Leafs 13:5
*1/13: Edmonton HC - Winnipeg Maple Leafs 3:2
Edmonton HC gained possession of the trophy, defeating Winnipeg 16 goals to 7.
Edmonton then received a challenge from Saskatoon.
*2/1: Edmonton HC - Saskatoon 12:6
*2/3: Edmonton HC - Saskatoon 19:3
Edmonton retained the trophy, and were later challenged by the Winnipeg Shamrocks, champions of the Manitoba Professional Hockey League.
*3/1: Edmonton HC - Winnipeg Shamrocks 6:5
*3/3: Edmonton HC - Winnipeg Shamrocks 9:4
Edmonton retained the trophy, beating Winnipeg 15 goals to 9. They received another challenge from Moose Jaw, champions of the Saskatchewan Hockey League.
*3/9: Edmonton HC - Moose Jaw 10:8
*3/11: Edmonton HC - Moose Jaw 8:3
Edmonton retained the trophy until the following season, defeating Moose Jaw 18 goals to 11.
==Sources==
*Edmonton Bulletin
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 NSHL season

This was the 1909 Nova Scotia Hockey League season:
==Standings==
 	GP	W 	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Halifax Crescents	10	10	0	0	- 	- 	18
New Glasgow Colts	10	8 	2	0	- 	- 	16
Amherst Ramblers 	10	6 	4	0	- 	- 	12
Halifax Wanderers	10	3 	7	0	- 	- 	6
Truro Colts 	10	2 	8	0	- 	- 	4
Windsor HC 	10	1 	9	0	- 	- 	2
==Results==
*1/4: New Glasgow Colts - Windsor HC 3:1 @ Windsor - Murphy of New Glasgow was arrested after the game for assault after striking F. Brown; at trial he was fined $5, plus costs
*1/4: Halifax Crescents - Amherst Ramblers 5:1 @ Amherst
*1/4: Halifax Wanderers - Truro Colts 7:0 @ Truro 
*1/8: New Glasgow Colts - Truro Colts 12:4 (or 12:5) @ New Glasgow
*1/8: Halifax Crescents - Windsor HC 6:2 @ Halifax
*1/11: Halifax Crescents - Truro Colts 8:3 @ Truro
*1/12: Amherst Ramblers - Halifax Wanderers 3:1 @ Halifax
*1/14: New Glasgow Colts - Amherst Ramblers 3:2 OT @ Amherst 
*1/15: Truro Colts - Windsor HC 1:0 @ Windsor
*1/18: New Glasgow Colts - Truro Colts 6:4 @ Truro
*1/19: Halifax Crescents - Halifax Wanderers 9:3 @ Halifax
*1/20: Amherst Ramblers - Windsor HC 3:0 @ Windsor
*1/22: Halifax Crescents - New Glasgow Colts 3:2 @ Halifax
*1/26: Halifax Wanderers - Windsor HC 8:1 @ Halifax
*1/26: Amherst Ramblers - Truro Colts 9:2 @ Amherst
*1/29: Halifax Crescents - Amherst Ramblers 1:0 @ Halifax
*1/29: New Glasgow Colts - Halifax Wanderers 6:3 @ New Glasgow 
*2/1: Halifax Crescents - Windsor HC 6:3 @ Windsor
*2/2: Halifax Wanderers - Truro Colts 8:2 @ Halifax
*2/5: Truro Colts - Windsor HC 5:2 @ Truro
*2/5: New Glasgow Colts - Amherst Ramblers 8:4 @ New Glasgow 
*2/9: Halifax Crescents - New Glasgow Colts 4:0 @ Halifax
*2/11: Amherst Ramblers - Windsor HC 13:1 @ Amherst 
*2/15: Amherst Ramblers - Truro Colts 6:2 @ Truro
*2/19: Halifax Crescents - Halifax Wanderers 6:2 @ Halifax
*2/22: Windsor HC - Halifax Wanderers 9:6 @ Windsor
*2/23: Halifax Crescents - Truro Colts 17:0 @ Halifax
*2/25: New Glasgow Colts - Windsor HC 29:2 @ New Glasgow
*3/2: New Glasgow Colts - Halifax Wanderers 12:5 @ Halifax
*3/4: Amherst Ramblers - Halifax Wanderers 11:4 @ Amherst 
==Sources==
*Fredericton Daily Gleaner
*Truro Daily News
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 Newfoundland season

This was the 1909 ice hockey season in Newfoundland:
==St. John's Senior League==
*1/11: Crescents - St. Bon's 7:2
*1/15: Victorias - Feildians 6:5
*1/18: Feildians - Crescents 3:2
*1/20: Victorias - St. Bon's 8:3
*1/22: Victorias - Crescents 4:3
*1/25: Feildians - St. Bon's 3:2
*1/27: Crescents - St. Bon's 7:3
*2/2: Victorias - Feildians 3:2
*2/8: Crescents - Feildians 4:3
*2/10: Victorias - St. Bon's 8:3
*2/15: Crescents - Victorias 9:4
*2/17: Feildians - St. Bon's 10:3
==Other games==
*1/20: Brigus - Bay Roberts 4:2
*2/3: St. John's - Brigus 6:2
*2/4: St. John's - Brigus 11:0
*2/5: St. John's - Brigus 18:2
*3/1: St. John's - Truro (NS) 12:2
*3/3: St. John's - Truro (NS) 4:1
*3/8: St. John's - Truro (NS) 10:0
==Sources==
*St. John's Evening Telegram
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 OCHL season

This is the 1909 season of the Ottawa City Hockey League:
==Regular season==
;Scores
*1/6: College - Cliffsides II 8:5
*1/13: Seconds - College 5:3
*1/20: Emmetts - Seconds 6:4
*1/27: Emmetts - College 18:8
*2/3: Seconds - Cliffsides II 14:4
*2/10: Emmetts - Cliffsides II 10:3
*2/17: Emmetts - Cliffsides II 10:3
*2/17: Seconds - College 9:3
*2/24: College - Cliffsides II 7:6
*2/26: Seconds - Emmetts 11:7
*3/6: Emmetts - College 9:5
*3/6: Seconds - Cliffsides II 7:0
;Standings
Regular Season 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Ottawa New Edinburghs (Seconds)	6 	5	1	0	50	23	10
Ottawa Emmetts 	6 	5	1	0	61	33	10
Ottawa College 	6 	2	4	0	33	53	4
Ottawa Cliffsides II 	6 	0	6	0	21	53	0
==Final==
*3/10: Emmetts - Seconds 6:3
*3/13: Seconds - Emmetts 6:1
Seconds won.
==Sources==
*Ottawa Citizen
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 OPHL season

The 1909 OPHL seasons was the 2nd season of the Ontario Professional Hockey League. The Galt Professionals won the regular season and playoff championships.
==Scores==
*1/5: Berlin - Toronto 8:7
*1/5: Galt - Brantford 4:4
*1/5: St. Catharines - Guelph postponed
*1/7: Brantford- Berlin 9:4
*1/8: Galt - St. Catharines 11:4
*1/9: Toronto - Guelph 15:8
*1/11: Galt - St. Catharines 10:4
*1/11: Berlin - Guelph 8:3
*1/11: Brantford - Toronto 9:6 
*1/13: Galt - Toronto 5:4
*1/13: Brantford - Guelph 7:5
*1/13: Berlin - St. Catharines 16:8
*1/15: Brantford - Galt 16:8
*1/15: Berlin - Guelph 10:2
*1/15: Toronto - St. Catharines 7:4 
*1/18: Berlin - Toronto 5:4
*1/18: Brantford - St. Catharines 7:4
*1/18: Galt - Guelph 12:4
*1/20: Galt - Berlin 8:4
*1/20: Brantford - St. Catharines 7:5
*1/20: Guelph - Toronto 6:4 - win was credited to Toronto after Guelph folded
*1/22: Galt - Berlin 2:1 
*1/26: Berlin - Brantford 10:4
*1/27: Toronto - Galt 7:3
*1/28: Brantford - Galt 14:8
*1/30: Toronto - Brantford 15:10
*2/1: Berlin - Toronto 6:3
*2/2: Galt - Brantford 9:7
*2/4: Toronto - Galt 6:2 
*2/5: Berlin - Brantford postponed
*2/9: Galt - Berlin 5:3
*2/9: Brantford - Toronto 12:4 
*2/12: Brantford - Berlin 7:2
*2/15: Berlin - Brantford 9:1
*2/16: Galt - Toronto 16:11
*2/18: Berlin - Toronto 8:5
*2/20: Galt - Brantford 4:3 
*2/23: Brantford - Toronto 9:7
*2/23: Galt - Berlin 4:2
==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 	Galt Professionals 	 	17-3-0 	110 	81 	34 	Champion
2 	Berlin Dutchmen 	 	14-6-0 	96 	71 	28 	
3 	Brantford Indians 	 	14-6-0 	112 	97 	28 	
4 	Toronto Professionals	 	11-9-0 	105 	111 	22 	
5 	Guelph Royals 	 	0-6-0 	28 	56 	0 	
6 	St. Catharines Pros 	 	0-6-0 	29 	58 	0 	
Galt defeated Brantford 7-1 on February 25 in a replay of their tied game. This was the one game "playoff", but is counted in the standings. The tie was not counted. Guelph and St. Catharines both withdrew and had their remaining games against the other four teams counted as forfeit losses.
==Team Photos==
08-09.jpg|Brantford Indians
==Game Ads==
09OPHLTorontoGameAd.jpg|Toronto
==Sources==
*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
*Trolley League: The Complete History of the Ontario Professional Hockey League, Kevin Slater (2010).
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 Ross Trophy

This was the 1909 Ross Trophy, for the Gatineau Valley Championship of Quebec:
==Final==
*3/19: Kazabazua - Fort Coulogne 9:8 OT - Fort Coulogne refused to play overtime, and left the ice, so Kazabazua shot the puck into the empty goal to win the game
==Sources==
*Ottawa Journal
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 TPHL season

The 1909 Timiskaming Professional Hockey League season was contested by three teams and won by the Cobalt Silver Kings. 
==Scores==
*1/9: Cobalt - Haileybury 11:3 (or 12:3)
*1/13: Haileybury - New Liskeard 5:5 
*1/15: Cobalt - New Liskeard 10:2
*1/20: Cobalt - Haileybury 10:2
*1/23: Cobalt - New Liskeard 8:5
*1/27: Haileybury - New Liskeard 12:3
*1/30: Haileybury - Cobalt 6:5
*2/3: Haileybury - New Liskeard 7:0
*2/5: Cobalt - New Liskeard 4:3 
*2/10: Haileybury - Cobalt 7:5
*2/13: Cobalt - New Liskeard 10:4
*2/17: Haileybury - New Liskeard 11:2
==Standings==
Standings 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Cobalt Silver Kings	8 	6	2	0	64	32	12
Haileybury Comets 	8 	5	2	1	53	42	11
New Liskeard 	8 	0	7	1	24	67	1
==Final==
*2/23: Cobalt - Haileybury 7:1
*2/26: Cobalt - Haileybury 5:5
==Images==
1909 Cobalt.png|Cobalt
1909 Haileybury.png|Haileybury
==Sources==
*Timiskaming Professional Hockey League
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909 YCHL season

This was the 1909 York County Hockey League season:
==Fredericton City League==
The season began with the Fredericton City League being played.
*Marysville Crescents - University of New Brunswick 5:3 OT 
*Marysville Crescents - University of New Brunswick 8:1
 
The league was scrapped after two games and replaced by the York County League. 
==York County League==
;Scores
*2/1: Marysville - UNB 8:3
*2/3: Marysville - Fredericton 6:4
*Marysville - Fredericton 8:2
*UNB - Marysville 4:3
*Fredericton - UNB 10:2
*UNB - Fredericton 7:4
;Standings
 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Marysville Crescents 	4 	3	1	0	25	13	6
University of New Brunswick	4 	2	2	0	16	25	4
Fredericton Victorias 	4 	1	3	0	2 	20	2
==Sources==
*History of Hockey in Fredericton - Part One 1895-1945, Ernie Fitzsimmons (2003).
Category:1909 in ice hockey
1909–10 Swiss National Ice Hockey Championship

The 1909-10 Swiss National Ice Hockey Championship was the second edition of the national ice hockey championship in Switzerland. Nine teams participated in the championship, which was won by HC La Villa, who finished first in the standings.
== Final standings ==
Pl.	Team 	GP	W	T	L	GF-GA 	Pts
1. 	HC La Villa 	7 	6	0	1	102:13	12
2. 	HC Bellerive Vevey 	6 	4	0	2	49:21 	8
3. 	HC Les Avants 	4 	3	0	1	27:13 	6
4. 	SC Leysin 	4 	2	0	2	16:33 	4
5. 	Club des Patineurs Lausanne	4 	1	0	3	16:32 	2
6. 	HC Rosey Gstaad 	4 	1	0	3	8:51 	2
7. 	HC Villars 	2 	0	0	2	3:8 	0
8. 	Geneve HC 	2 	0	0	2	3:14 	0
9. 	HC Caux 	1 	0	0	1	0:39 	0
HC Les Diablerets withdrew from the competition after one game, a 19-1 loss to SC Leysin.
Grand Hotel Engelburg was enrolled in the championship but withdrew. They did play against Akademischer EHC Zürich in a friendly match, losing 3-2.
Bad weather prevented more than half the schedule from being completed.
== External links ==
*Swiss Ice Hockey Federation – All-time results 
Category:1909 in ice hockey
Category:1910 in ice hockey
1910-11 Alberta Senior Playoffs

This is the 1910-11 Alberta senior hockey season:
==Edmonton League==
Regular Season 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Edmonton Deacons 	8 	7	1	0	32	20	14
University of Alberta	7 	5	2	0	37	31	10
Edmonton YMCA 	6 	2	4	0	14	25	4
Edmonton Bankers 	6 	0	6	0	18	39	0
Edmonton Strathconas 	5 	2	3	0	29	15	6
The Strathconas withdrew on January 25 when some of its players signed with Calgary AC and Lacombe.
==Central Alberta League==
*1/2: Calgary AC - Didsbury 5:2
*1/2: Lacombe - Stettler 4:1
*1/16: Calgary St. Mary's - Didsbury 12:3
*1/16: Calgary AC - Stettler 7:2
*1/19: Didsbury - Lacombe 4:3
*1/19: Calgary St. Mary's - Calgary AC 14:6
*1/25: Lacombe - Didsbury 6:3
*1/30: Lacombe - Calgary AC Forfeit - Calgary refused to play with Kent of Strathcona on Lacombe's roster, game awarded to Lacombe
*2/2: Calgary AC - Lacombe 6:2
*2/3: Didsbury - Calgary St. Mary's 3:1
*2/6: Calgary AC - Calgary St. Mary's 9:2 - ordered replayed
*2/9: Lacombe - Calgary St. Mary's 8:4
*2/10: Calgary AC - Didsbury 6:0
*2/13: Calgary AC - Calgary St. Mary's 12:0
Regular Season 	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Calgary AC 	6 	4	2	0	- 	- 	8
Lacombe 	5 	3	2	0	- 	- 	6
Calgary St Marys	5 	2	3	0	- 	- 	4
Didsbury 	6 	2	4	0	- 	- 	4
Calgary AC & Lacombe were disqualified for signing players from the Edmonton Strathconas. Calgary St Marys was awarded the league title.
Stettler withdrew from the league and their results were erased.
==Southern League==
Teams: Macleod, Lethbridge, Taber, Pincher Creek.
*1/2: Macleod - Lethbridge 18:2
*1/2: Pincher Creek - Taber 3:3
*Taber - Pincher Creek
*1/6: Taber - Lethbridge 8:1
*1/11: Taber - Lethbridge 8:7
*1/13: Taber - Macleod 6:4
*1/14: Lethbridge - Pincher Creek 4:3
*1/27: Taber - Macleod 10:4
*2/10: Macleod - Pincher Creek 7:5
*2/21: Pincher Creek - Macleod 6:4
#Taber
#Macleod
==Provincial Playoffs==
===Semi Final===
Sudden death
Date 	Winner 	Loser 	Location
February 16	Edmonton Deacons 3	Taber 2	Calgary
===Final===
2 games total goals
Date 	Winner 	Loser 	Location
February 20	Calgary 7 	Edmonton 2	Calgary
February 27	Edmonton 7	Calgary 5 	Edmonton
Calgary St Marys beat Edmonton Deacons 12 goals to 9.
==Crow's Nest Pass League==
*1/2: Coleman - Frank 10:2
*1/7: Coleman - Michel 9:4
*1/7: Blairmore - Frank 7:4
*1/16: Coleman - Frank 8:3
*1/23: Coleman - Blairmore 7:3
*1/25: Coleman - Blairmore 6:1
*2/7: Blairmore - Frank 9:3
*2/10: Coleman - Frank 4:1
*2/15: Frank - Blairmore 5:3
==Team Photos==
10-11Taber.png|Taber
Category:1911 in ice hockey
1910-11 Allan Cup

The Allan Cup at this point was a challenge cup. This meant that the previous season's winner kept it until beaten in league play or in a challenge series.
==History==
When the Winnipeg Victorias won the Winnipeg Hockey League in February they sent in a challenge for the Allan Cup. The trustees were probably mindful of the way that the University of Manitoba had been treated the previous year (please see 1909-10 Allan Cup).Despite the fact that the previous year's champion St. Michaels College had not finished its season, the trustees ordered them to play the Winnipeg Victorias immediately.
St. Michaels College and the Ontario Hockey Association(OHA) argued that the series was premature. St. Michaels College might not even keep the Allan Cup and a challenge series would disrupt the season. The OHA offered to have its champion play the Victorias when the season was over.
The Winnipeg Victorias argued that it would be unfair to have to keep their team together for several weeks.
The trustees kept to their decision. When St. Michaels College refused to play, the Winnipeg Victorias were awarded the Allan Cup by default.
==Challenge==
The Kenora Thistles champions of the Manitoba League
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
*Monday,February 27 Winnipeg 12 Kenora 5
*Wednesday March 2 Kenora 5 Winnipeg 4
Winnipeg Victorias beat Kenora Thistles 16 goals to 10.
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
There was no time left for further challenges.
Category:1911 in ice hockey
1910-11 Austria-Hungary season

This was the 1910-11 season in Austria-Hungary:
==Competitions==
*1910-11 Bohemian Championship
*1910-11 Bohemian Crown Lands Championship
*1911 Ringhoffer Pokal
==Results==
===Austria===
*February 1: Training Eis Club - First Vienna FC 1894 10:9
*February 5: Training Eis Club - Wiener Sport Club 1:1
*February 12: Wiener Sport Club - Sportklub Slovan 7:4
===Bohemia===
*January 6: CSS Praha - DEHG Prag 6:3
**DEHG: CSS-player, Skaters: Teller, Oertl, Reska1, Reska2, Pipes1, Pipes2. CSS: Goaltender: Weltzer, Skaters: Krazik, Fanda, Rublik, Pallons, Hartmann, Dinda.
*January 8: SK Slavia Praha - BZK Praha 11:0
*January 10: DEHG Prag II - SK Smichov 18:0
*January 12: CSS Praha - DEHG Prag II 3:1
*January 15: DEHG Prag II - SK Smichov 4:0 
*January 15: DEHG Prag - AC Sparta Praha 4:2 (2:0, 2:2)
*January 15: DFC Prag - Deutscher Ballspiel Club Sturm 7:1 (4:0, 3:1)
*February 10: DFC Prag - Deutscher Ballspiel Club Sturm 5:2 
*February 10: Deutscher Ballspiel Club Sturm - DEHG Prag II 11:4 
*February 12: SK Slavia Praha II - BZK Praha 7:0 
*February 12: SK Slavia Praha - Karlinsky Studentsky 8:0
===Inter-regional games===
*February 2: BKE Budapest - Wiener Sport Club 7:1 (2:0, 5:1) @ Budapest
**WSC: Goaltender: Schau, Skaters: Sachs, Beck, Hans Mayringer, Schmiger, Bauer, Wackenreiter. BKE: Goaltender: Paizs, Skaters: Lator, Olah, Sagodi, Hevesi, Graf Bela Szaky, Desider Laube.
*February 5: BKE Budapest - SK Slavia Praha 3:3 (2:3, 1:0) @ Budapest 
*February 12: BKE Budapest - Training Eis Club 14:0 (6:0, 8:0) @ Budapest
===International games===
*January 7: Oxford University - SK Slavia Praha 12:0 (6:0, 6:0) @ Prague
**Oxford: Goaltender: Langtot, Skaters: Martin, Adamson, Munroe, Tait, Higgins, Henry. 
*January 8: Oxford University - DEHG Prag 9:2 (6:0, 3:2) @ Prague
**DEHG: Goaltender: Nowak, Skaters: Fritz Pipes, Franz Pipes, Oertl, Robert Reska, Fritz Reska, Teller, Reserves: Erich Steiner, Paier. Oxford: Goaltender: Langtot, Skaters: Martin, Adamson, Munroe, Tait, Higgins, Henry. 
==Sources==
*Neues Wiener Tagblatt
*Prager Tagblatt
Category:1910 in ice hockey
Category:1911 in ice hockey
1910-11 Bohemian Championship

The 1910-11 Bohemian Championship was staged on February 1 and 2, 1911, in Prague. SK Slavia Praha I won the championship.
==Championship==
===First round===
*Studentský Hockeyový Cercle Karlin - SK Smíchov 5-2 (3-1, 2-1)
*Bruslarský závodní klub - Ceský spolek pro zimní sporty I 6-0 (3-0, 3-0)
===Quarterfinals===
*SK Slavia Praha I - Hockeyový krouzek Akademikú Praha VII 8-0 (5-0, 3-0)
*Ceská sportovní spolecnost I defeated Ceský spolek pro zimní sporty II on forfeit.
*Ceská sportovní spolecnost II - Bruslarský závodní klub 2-1 (2-0, 0-1)
*Studentský Hockeyový Cercle Karlin - SK Slavia Praha II 1-0 (0-0, 1-0)
===Semifinals===
*SK Slavia Praha I - Ceská sportovní spolecnost II 8-1 (6-0, 2-1)
*Ceská sportovní spolecnost I - Studentský Hockeyový Cercle Karlin 2-0 (1-0, 1-0)
===Final===
*SK Slavia Praha I - Ceská sportovní spolecnost I 3-0 (1-0, 2-0) - stopped at 36 minute mark
==Sources==
*Prager Tagblatt newspaper
Category:1910 in ice hockey
Category:1911 in ice hockey