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1933–34 British Ice Hockey season




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The 1933-34 British Ice Hockey season consisted of English League and a Scottish League.[1]




Contents






  • 1 English League


  • 2 Scottish League


  • 3 Mitchell Trophy


    • 3.1 Results




  • 4 President's Pucks


    • 4.1 Results




  • 5 References





English League[edit]


The league in England was won by Grosvenor House Canadians.




























































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF
 GA
 Pts
1. Grosvenor House Canadians 12 11 0 1 75 22
22
2. Queens 12 10 0 2 45 10
20
3. Oxford University 12 7 1 4 59 22
15
4. Streatham 12 7 1 4 50 22
15
5. Warwickshire 12 4 0 8 26 80
8
6. Manchester 12 2 0 10 7 80
4
7. Cambridge University 12 0 0 12 5 31
0


Scottish League[edit]


Kelvingrove won the championship and received the Canada Cup.[2]


Scores


























































































































































































































Date
 Team 1
 Score
 Team 2
10/10 Bridge of Weir 3 - 0 Bears
10/13 Kelvingrove 4 - 0 Dennistoun
10/17 Mohawks 2 - 0 Juniors
10/20 Bears 1 - 0 Glasgow University
10/24 Bridge of Weir 1 - 0 Dennistoun
10/27 Kelvingrove 3 - 0 Juniors
10/31 Mohawks 5 - 0 Bears
11/7 Dennistoun 1 - 0 Glasgow University
11/14 Kelvingrove 1 - 1 Bridge of Weir
11/21 Bears 2 - 1 Juniors
11/24 Mohawks 3 - 2 Dennistoun
11/28 Glasgow University 3 - 1 Bridge of Weir
12/5 Kelvingrove 5 - 0 Bears
12/12 Dennistoun 2 - 1 Juniors
12/15 Bridge of Weir 1 - 0 Mohawks
12/19 Kelvingrove 5 - 0 Glasgow University
12/29 Dennistoun 2 - 1 Bears
1/6 Mohawks 1 - 0 Glasgow University
1/9 Bridge of Weir 3 - 0 Juniors
1/12 Kelvingrove 2 - 1 Mohawks
1/16 Glasgow University 1 - 0 Juniors
1/19 Bridge of Weir 4 - 2 Bears
1/26 Mohawks 5 - 1 Juniors
1/30 Glasgow University 3 - 1 Bears
2/2 Bridge of Weir 2 - 0 Dennistoun
2/6 Kelvingrove 2 - 0 Juniors
2/9 Mohawks 2 - 2 Bears
2/13 Glasgow University 3 - 3 Dennistoun
2/16 Kelvingrove 1 - 0 Bridge of Weir
2/20 Bears 1 - 1 Juniors
2/27 Mohawks 5 - 1 Dennistoun
3/6 Glasgow University 5 - 1 Bridge of Weir
3/13 Kelvingrove 2 - 2 Bears
3/16 Juniors 0 - 0 Dennistoun
3/20 Mohawks 4 - 1 Bridge of Weir

Table



















































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF-GA
 Pts
1. Kelvingrove 12 8 1 3 29:7
19
2. Glasgow Mohawks 12 8 3 1 29:12
17
3. Bridge of Weir 12 7 4 1 21:17
15
4. Glasgow University 12 5 6 1 18:18
11
5. Dennistoun Eagles 12 3 5 4 14:23
10
6. Glasgow Bears 12 2 6 4 14:30
8
7. Juniors 12 1 9 2 7:25
4


Mitchell Trophy[edit]



Results[edit]













































Team 1 Team 2 Score Round
Kelvingrove Bridge of Weir 3:0 1st
Glasgow Bears Dennistoun Eagles 5:0 1st
Glasgow University Juniors 2:1 1st
Kelvingrove Bears 4:1 Semis
Glasgow University Glasgow Mohawks 1:0 Semis
Kelvingrove Glasgow University 8:0 Final


President's Pucks[edit]



Results[edit]













































Team 1 Team 2 Score Round
Glasgow Mohawks Dennistoun Eagles 4:0 1st
Kelvingrove Juniors 2:0 1st
Bridge of Weir Glasgow University 3:0 1st
Kelvingrove Mohawks 3:0 Semis
Bridge of Weir Glasgow Bears 6:3 Semis
Bridge of Weir Kelvingrove 3:0 Final


References[edit]





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  2. ^ Marshall, William S (2014). Frozen in Time: The Lost History of Scottish Ice Hockey 1895-1940. The Grimsay Press. ISBN 978-1845301514.












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