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1935–36 British Ice Hockey season




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The 1935-36 British Ice Hockey season was a confusing season because a new English National league had been formed partway through the season and teams had defected into it.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Last ever English League


    • 1.1 Southern Group


    • 1.2 Northern Group




  • 2 Inaugural English National League


  • 3 Scottish League


  • 4 Mitchell Trophy


    • 4.1 Results




  • 5 President's Pucks


    • 5.1 Results




  • 6 References





Last ever English League[edit]


This was the last version of the English League which resulted in Birmingham Maple Leafs defeating Streatham Royals 4-2 in the final play off.



Southern Group[edit]


Folded in December; Streatham Royals named champion.



Northern Group[edit]






































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF
 GA
 Pts
1. Birmingham Maple Leafs 10 10 0 0
2. Manchester 10
3. Cambridge University 10
4. Oxford University 10


Inaugural English National League[edit]


Main article: 1935–36 English National League season


Scottish League[edit]


Glasgow Mohawks won the championship and received the Canada Cup.[2]


Scores
























































































































































































































































Date
 Team 1
 Score
 Team 2
10/8 Mustangs 2 - 1 Glasgow University
10/11 Kelvingrove 3 - 0 Lions
10/15 Mohawks 5 - 1 Glasgow University
10/18 Kelvingrove 1 - 0 Mustangs
10/22 Glasgow University 5 - 0 Lions
10/25 Mohawks 2 - 1 Mustangs
10/29 Glasgow University 0 - 0 Kelvingrove
11/1 Mustangs 11 - 1 Lions
11/5 Kelvingrove 2 - 1 Mohawks
11/8 Mohawks 9 - 1 Lions
11/12 Mustangs 1 - 0 Glasgow University
11/15 Kelvingrove 4 - 0 Lions
11/22 Mohawks 4 - 0 Glasgow University
11/26 Mustangs 4 - 0 Kelvingrove
11/29 Glasgow University 1 - 0 Lions
12/10 Mustangs 0 - 0 Mohawks
12/13 Kelvingrove 2 - 1 Glasgow University
12/17 Mustangs 5 - 0 Lions
1/3 Mohawks 3 - 1 Kelvingrove
1/7 Mohawks 6 - 1 Lions
1/14 Kelvingrove 5 - 1 Lions
1/24 Glasgow University 2 - 2 Lions
1/28 Mohawks 2 - 0 Mustangs
2/4 Kelvingrove 3 - 0 Glasgow University
2/7 Mustangs 5 - 1 Lions
2/11 Mohawks 1 - 0 Kelvingrove
2/14 Mohawks 6 - 1 Lions
2/18 Mustangs 1 - 1 Glasgow University
2/28 Kelvingrove 4 - 0 Lions
3/3 Mohawks 5 - 2 Glasgow University
3/10 Kelvingrove 1 - 0 Mustangs
3/13 Glasgow University 2 - 1 Lions
3/17 Mustangs 3 - 0 Mohawks
3/20 Kelvingrove 5 - 0* Glasgow University
3/24 Mustangs 4 - 2 Lions
3/27 Mohawks 2 - 0 Kelvingrove
3/31 Mohawks 3 - 0 Lions
4/7 Glasgow University 3 - 1 Mohawks
4/14 Mustangs 3 - 1 Glasgow University
4/21 Mustangs 4 - 1 Kelvingrove

(*Match was awarded to Kelvingrove as Glasgow University scratched.)


Table































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF-GA
 Pts
1. Glasgow Mohawks 16 12 3 1 50:16
25
2. Glasgow Mustangs 16 10 4 2 44:14
22
3. Kelvingrove 16 10 5 1 32:17
21
4. Glasgow University 16 4 9 3 20:35
11
5. Glasgow Lions 16 0 15 1 11:75
1


Mitchell Trophy[edit]



Results[edit]

































Team 1 Team 2 Score Round
Glasgow Mohawks Glasgow Lions 8:0 1st
Kelvingrove Glasgow Mustangs 2:0 Semis
Mohawks Glasgow University 4:2 Semis
Mohawks Kelvingrove 1:0 Final


President's Pucks[edit]



Results[edit]







































Team 1 Team 2 Score Round
Glasgow Mustangs Glasgow University 1:0 1st
Glasgow Mohawks Glasgow Lions 5:0 Semis
Kelvingrove Mustangs 1:0 Semis
Mohawks Kelvingrove 1:1 Final
Mohawks Kelvingrove 3:0 Final replay


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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