History of Stanley Cup Winners and Alignments Over Years
The article lists Stanley Cup champions and claimed holders from 1893 through 1919 with teams like Montreal Victorias Ottawa Silver Seven Montreal Wanderers Toronto Arenas Montreal Canadiens Seattle Metropolitans and Detroit Red Wings among others. It notes the 1919 final between Montreal Canadiens and Seattle was halted by an influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
Preston
Canada
Montreal Aaa
Montreal A
Montreal Victorias
Winnipeg Victorias
Montreal Victoria
Montreal Shamrocks
WSU
Ottawa
Atontreal Wanderers
Montreal Wanderers
Ottawa Senators
ISIO
Mts Quetec Bulldogs
Quebec Gidlldopes
Mt. Toronto
Vancouver Millionaires
Montreal Canadiens
Seattle Metropolitans
Toronto Arenas
Toronto St. Patviers
Montreal Comediens
Seattle
Indians Win Again 2-1 In Canadian Intermediate Hockey
Swift Current Indians defeated the Nanaimo Clippers 2-1 in Nanaimo to take a 2-1 lead in the best of five series. Allan Powell and George Kemp scored for Swift Current with Bill Phillips scoring for the Clippers as both teams battled in a tight third period. The game followed a 9-1 win by Swift Current and a 1-1 overtime tie from the prior night, with strong goaltending highlighted on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Swift Current Indians
Nanaimo Clippers
Canada
Clippers
Indians
Allan Powell
George Kemp
Swift Current
Bill Phillips
Chippers
Charlottetown
Ottawa Canadiens
Charlottetown Royals
Ottawa
Hanson Dowell
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Canadiens
Dowell
Montreal
Royals
Hungarian Church Members Vote to Invest Spiritual Funds
Hungarian members of Sacred Heart Meman Catholic Church in Winnipeg voted to invest their entire church sum of ST28 in savings certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Meman Catholic Church
Winnipeg
Bearcats Even Series in Western Canada Semi Final
Port Arthur Bearcats beat Regina Rangers 2-1 in game two of their best-of-five series. Laprade brothers Filgar and Bert scored late to secure the win as Regina leads 1-0 after game one. The series heads to Regina for game three with the winner facing Trail Smoke Eaters or Lethbridge Maple Leafs in the western final.
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Port Arthur
C.P
Laprade Brothers
Filgar
Bert
Bearcats
Regina Rangers
Western Canada Centor
Regina
Trail Smoke Eaters
Lethbridge Maple Leafs
Royals
Carpetball Schedule Announced for March Events
The notices list upcoming carpetball play: Thursday March 27 at 7:00 singles with entry £20 at Askewson New Clui. Friday March 28 at 8:00 women mixed jitney. Sunday March 30 at 2:00 men’s jitney. Monday March 31 at 6:09 ladies mixed jitney.
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Askewson
New Clui
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Los Angeles to Miami
Readable summaries show multiple exhibition games across cities including Los Angeles Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Boston with varied line scores. Key pitchers and players named include Sewell Butcher Lopez Olsen Bryant Hendrickson Todd Giebell Newhouser Tebbetts Feller Hash Diekman Pytlak Pear son Tamulis and Livingstone.
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Ontario
Calif
Chicago
Los Angeles
Olsen
Bryant
Hendrickson
Todd
George
Bonetti
Fallon
Thomas
Collins
Holm
St. Petersburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Swift
Wicker
Franks
Vandenberg
Roe, Lyons and Cooper
Brownsville
Tex
Miami Beach
Fla
Boston
Philo
Hash
Diekman
Pytlak
Pearson
Tamulis
Jones and
Livingstone
Miami
Cincinnati
New York
Turner, Walters
Logan
Baker
J. Riddle
Gumbert, Carpenter and Hartnett
Three Western Canada boxing titles declared vacant
Edmonton March 27 Western Canada Boxing and Wrestling Federation lists three vacant titles Heavyweight Eddie Wenstob Vancouver Featherweight Jimmy Chapman Vancouver Lightweight Gordon Thomson Black Diamond Middleweight Paul Dyzandra Winnipeg Welterweight vacant due to Beaudin not defending since 1939. Contenders named include Serada Geary Troll Lindsay Tunney Nickason and others among heavies middleweights welterweights featherweights.
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Edmonton
C.P
Western Canada
Western Canada Boxing and Wrestling Federation
Frank Heller
Eddie Wenstob
Alta
Jimmy Chapman
Vancouver
3.C
Gordon Thomson
Black Diamond
Alberta
Paul Dyzandra
Winnipeg
Man
Ronnie Beaudin
Nick Serada
Minnedosa Man
Benny Geary
Regina Lask
Julius Troll
Chapman
Kenny Lindsay
Young Tunney
Medicine Hat
Lindsay Guild
Gordon Woodhouse
Albert Lust
Medicineg Hat
Tommy Burns
Dad Miller
Phil Trudeau
First Division Takes Boxing Championship in England
The 1st Division boxing team claimed the Canadian Army Overseas title after winning 12 of 16 bouts before 2,400 spectators. Maj. Gen. Odlum presented the trophies in London as fighters from Nova Scotia to Toronto clinched heavyweight to bantamweight crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Munro
England
Cable
Victor Odlum
G. R. Pearkes
P. J. Montague
London
Odlumb
A. GL. McNanehton
Pair of Great Playmakers Face to Face
Sylvanus Apps led Toronto to a 7-2 win over Boston as Cowley returns from knee injury to rejoin the Stanley Cup semi final. Cowley and Baier skated yesterday and were cleared to play for Boston while Bauer was used but bothered by his foot.
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Toronto
C.P
Sylvanus Apps
Boston
Bruins
Bill Cowley
Apps
Cowley
Syl
Toronto Maple Leafs
Appe
Leafs
Art Ross
Bobby Baier
Bauer
Rice Declared Unfit After Record Two Miles
Joseph Gregory Rice of Missoula Montana was found physically unfit for military service four days after running the fastest two miles in history. Selective Service Board doctors diagnosed a triple hernia, despite his 2 mile race time of 2 0 1 seconds at the Chicago Relays.
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South Bend
Ind
A.P
Joseph Gregory Rice
Missoula
Mont
Selective Service Board
Rice
Chicago
Wings Roar Back to Eyes on Cup Final
Detroit Red Wings, buoyed by eliminating the champions, head into the Stanley Cup semi final favored to oust the Chicago Black Hawks. They swept New York Rangers 2-1 in New York and 3-0 in Detroit. Manager Jack Adams reshapes a young lineup as veteran forwards recover and Doug Rentley travels for possible return.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Wings
New York
Chicago
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rangers
Jack Adams
Goodfellow
Syd Howe
Madere Brunecteau
Johnny Mowers
Paul Thompson
Bill Thoms
Bill Carse
Doug Rentley
Quakers Rally To Beat Edmonton In Western Canada Semi Final
Saskatoon Quakers defeated Edmonton Athletic Club 6-5 in game three of the western Canada junior hockey best of five semifinal series. Edmonton won game one 5-2 and Quakers edged game two 3-2. The fourth game is set for here Saturday with a potential fifth on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
C.P
Saskatoon Quakers
Saskatchewan
Edmonton Athletic Club
Quakers
Winnipeg Rangers reach western final after 9-1 win
The Winnipeg Rangers earned a berth in the western Canada junior hockey final after defeating Port Arthur Juniors 9-1 in the second game of the semi finals. The result followed a pair of playoff wins by the Rangers to seize control of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
C.P
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Winnipeg Rangers
Ranges
Port Arthur
Liberal Legislator Dr John L MacIsaac Dies at Home
Nova Scotia politician Dr John L. MacIsaac aged 71 and longtime Liberal member of the legislature died at his home in Anti Vonish Nova Scotia after a long career in provincial politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. MacIsaac
Nova Scotia
Antivonish
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TVAY
Hudson's
Pnadsons
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Province of
Joe Benoit
Ett
Luc Ole
Habitants
Joe
Toe
Hawks
Montreal Royals
Toronto Marlboros
Reynoldstown
Aintree
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Butcher
Lopez
Hallett
Humphries
Appleton
Dickey
Hatters
Tommy Palle
Silverpool
N.S
Tpdvision
Set
Charlie Boyne
Fredericton
N.B
Rex Carey
Victory
Gnr
Clarence Roach
Saint John
Badr
Andy Ross
Niagara Falls
Ont
Fred Embree
Maccan
Bill Semler
Widsor
James Allen
Montreal Negro
Dick Cornell
Quebec
Whippec Gmr
Bobby Carrington
Calgary
Ken Knowhan
Perth
Mussic
Eddie Baker
Dundas
Frank Garnier
Halifax
Gmr
Lea Burney
Boissevain
al Rohr
L. Cpl
Bill Scott
Victoria
Ronnie Wilton
New Waterford
Jimmy Sloan
Teddy Harsant
Bill Smith
Piper Dicky Boyle
Kirkland Lake
Reg Cumber Hatch
Jimmy Fitarerald
Arnold Macfarlane
Minto
Jack Docherty
Johnny Mescos
Russ Helpard
Ken Noonan
Drumheller
Harry Docherty
Jack
Sapper
Jack Cameron
William H. Domsday
Canadian Press
F.A.C
Nom Usl
SLOAN
Utes
Albertans
Dave Livingstone
Mike Shabaga
Tony Leswick
Eddie Watson
Keith Allen
Freddie Smitten
Bim Barker
Scotty McPherson
Jack Carney
Oshawa
C.P. Oshawa General
O.H.A
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Generals
Marlboros
Norm McAfee
Jim Conacher
Sawyer
W. Wilson
Wiest
Percival
Norris
Orhawa
Grand Chesterfield
Kroehler
Spring Bissell
Vanity Grand Rapid
Universal
Iepers
China
J.J. Midore
Second Street
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