1911-12 Saskatchewan season

This was the 1911-12 ice hockey season in Saskatchewan:

Eastern Saskatchewan League

• 1/3: Moosomin - Sintaluta 19:1
• 1/9: Moosomin - Wolseley 7:2
• 1/15: Moosomin - Wolseley 12:9
• 1/18: Whitewood - Moosomin 7:5
• 1/25: Wolseley - Sintaluta - McCollum of Sintaluta was slugged over the head by Crosby of Wolseley, and wound up hospitalized; Crosby was arrested and held on a $10,000 bail
• 1/31: Wolseley - Whitewood 5:4
• 2/14: Moosomin - Wolseley 12:4
• 2/23: Whitewood - Moosomin 3:2 - teams were tied for first

Moosomin won.

Interprovincial League

• 1/3: Elkhorn (MB) - Wapella 15:8

Whitewood, Fleming and Virden (MB) also in the league.

Central Saskatchewan League

• 1/3: Regina Bankers - Balgonie 8:5
• 1/17: Qu'Appelle - Regina Bankers 7:5
• 1/19: Qu'Appelle - Regina Bankers 11:4
• 1/25: Qu'Appelle - Balgonie 16:1
• 1/29: Pense - Regina Bankers 11:7
• 2/6: Qu'Appelle - Pense 6:5
• 2/14: Pense - Regina Bankers 5:4

Regina City League

• 12/13: Collegiate - Calumets 9:1
• 12/20: Collegiate - CPR 8:2
• 1/10: Collegiate - Calumets Forfeit
• 1/24: Calumets - CPR 6:2

1. Collegiate 3-0-0-6 17:3
2. Calumets 1-2-0-2 7:11
3. Railroaders 0-2-0-0 4:14

Saskatoon City League

1. Wholesalers 4-1-0-8 30:22
2. Hoo Hoos 2-2-0-4 18:18
3. Real Estaters 1-4-0-2 22:30

Saskatoon Intermediate City League

• 1/9: Rovers - Knox 5:1
• 1/9: Varsity - Baracas 5:4
• 1/16: Collegiate - Baracas 6:6
• 1/16: Wholesalers - Knox 7:1
• Collegiate - Varsity 3:2 - game stopped after 11 minutes in the first half, the rink management shutting down on the players
• 2/6: Rovers - Knox 4:2
• 2/8: Varsity - Baracas 3:2
• 2/13: Baracas - Collegiate 3:2
• 2/13: Wholesalers - Knox 5:4 - exhibition
• 2/20: Rovers - Wholesalers 7:0
• 3/14: Collegiate - Varsity 7:3
• 3/27: Rovers - Collegiate 5:1 - final

Other games

• Dundurn - Saskatoon Knox 5:2
• 12/16: Pense - Regina Bankers 7:5
• 12/20: Pense - Regina Bankers 13:2
• 1/1: Qu'Appelle - QA Former Stars 10:2
• 1/2: Wholesalers - Rovers 5:1 @ Saskatoon
• 1/5: Internationals - Pearts 1:0 - Regina Wholesale League
• 1/10: Arcola - Heward 6:4
• 1/17: Kerrobert - Macklin 3:0 - Western Saskatchewan League
• 1/18: Regina Intermediates - Moose Jaw Intermediates 5:1
• 1/19: Qu'Appelle - Regina 11:4
• 1/19: Regina Collegiate - Moose Jaw Collegiate 9:0
• 1/26: Regina Collegiate - Qu'Appelle Intermediates 10:3
• 1/26: Pearts - Campbell, Wilson & Smith 3:1 @ Regina
• 1/30: Tyvan - Osage 9:6
• 1/31: Balcarres - Melville 11:6
• 2/1: Windthorst - Kennedy 10:8 OT
• 2/2: Regina Intermediates - Lumsden 9:8
• 2/2: Regina Collegiate - Qu'Appelle Intermediates 6:3
• 2/2: Regina College - Regina Bankers 4:3 OT
• 2/5: Fielding - Radisson 4:3 - this put Fielding well to the front in the league, which also featured Ruddell and Maymont
• 2/15: International Harvester - National Drug Co. 1:0 - Regina Wholesale League
• 2/17: Regina Bankers - Capital Grocery 7:1
• 2/24: Delisle - Valley Park 2:2 OT
• 2/26: Fort Qu'Appelle - Qu'Appelle 7:5
• 2/26: Wanderers - Rovers 10:9 OT - Rosthern Town League
• 2/27: Saskatoon Cup team - Saskatoon Sub-team 10:4
• 2/28: Saskatoon Knox Combination - Dundurn 3:2
• 3/?: Herschel - Macklin 7:3 - Herschel team was composed of Saskatoon/Rosetown players, while Macklin was composed of Strathcona/Edmonton skaters
• 3/2: Humboldt - Wadena 4:1 - lights went out at the rink, and the game was unable to continue
• 3/3: Zealandia Juniors - Harris Juniors 7:4 (at press time)
• 3/5: Melfort' - Kinistino 5:3
• 3/5: Juniors - Yankees 6:0 @ Fort Qu'Appelle
• 3/6: Weyburn - Regina 7:4 - intermediate championship
• 3/6: Regina - Taber (AB) 7:4
• 3/7: Wadena - Humboldt 3:2
• 3/9: Saskatoon Phoenix - Saskatoon City Printers 2:1
• 3/13: Qu'Appelle - Lumsden 10:6
• 3/15: Lumsden - Qu'Appelle 5:2
• 3/15: Rouleau - Moose Jaw 7:4
• 3/15: Lloydminster - Lashburn 5:4
• 3/15: Grand Coulee Juniors - Wascana Giants 3:1
• 3/15: Saskatoon Collegiate - Battleford High School 7:1
• 3/16: Saskatoon Collegiate - Battleford Seniors 5:2
• 3/16: Saskatoon Phoenix - Saskatoon City Printers 2:1
• 3/18: Regina B - Taber (AB) 14:4
• 3/23: Rosthern - Melfort 14:4

Yorkton and Melville were playing a series for the Eastern Saskatchewan Championship. As of 3/7, each team had won a game by one goal.

Sources

• Regina Leader-Post
• Saskatoon Star-Phoenix