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1954–55 British Ice Hockey season




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The 1954-55 British Ice Hockey season featured a new British National League whereby the English and Scottish teams had merged into one National League.[1]




Contents






  • 1 British National League


  • 2 Autumn Cup


    • 2.1 Results




  • 3 London Cup


    • 3.1 Results




  • 4 Scottish Cup


    • 4.1 Results




  • 5 References





British National League[edit]


Main article: 1954–55 British National League season


Autumn Cup[edit]



Results[edit]



















































































































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF
 GA
 Pts
1. Harringay Racers 22 15 3 4 139 80
34
2. Falkirk Lions 22 13 5 4 119 72
30
3. Paisley Pirates 22 13 6 3 94 52
29
4. Edinburgh Royals 22 12 8 2 106 77
26
5. Ayr Raiders 22 10 10 2 108 100
22
6. Nottingham Panthers 22 9 9 4 111 95
22
7. Wembley Lions 22 9 10 3 91 102
21
8. Brighton Tigers 22 8 10 4 83 97
20
9. Perth Panthers 22 8 12 2 89 117
18
10. Fife Flyers 22 9 13 0 77 112
18
11. Dundee Tigers 22 7 12 3 82 118
17
12. Dunfermline Vikings 22 2 17 3 64 141
7


London Cup[edit]



Results[edit]



























































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF
 GA
 Pts
1. Streatham Royals 12 9 2 1 68 47
19
2. Harringay Racers 12 6 6 0 63 58
12
3. Brighton Tigers 12 4 7 1 64 66
9
4. Nottingham Panthers 12 3 7 2 46 70
8


Scottish Cup[edit]



Results[edit]


First round



  • Paisley Pirates - Perth Panthers (4:4, win for Paisley)

Semifinals




  • Paisley Pirates - Dunfermline Vikings (14:3, ?)


  • Falkirk Lions - Ayr Raiders 12:1 on aggregate (3:0, 9:1)


Final



  • Paisley Pirates - Falkirk Lions 6:5 on aggregate (3:3, 3:2 OT)


References[edit]





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