1924–25 Romanian Hockey League season

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The 1924-25 Romanian Hockey League season was the first season of the Romanian Championship. Four teams participated in the competition, and Brașovia Brașov won the championship.[1]

As Hockey Club Roman Bucharest did not meet the provisions of the F.S.S.R. (Federatia Societatilor Sportive din Romania), which required a club to have been founded at least six month prior, they entered the championship as Tenis Club Roman Bucharest. TCR's hockey section was not officially formed until December 1926.

Results

Semifinals

Played on January 22, 1925.

3rd place game

Played on January 23, 1925.

Final

Played on January 23, 1925.

Other games

  • 2/8: Tenis Club Roman Bucharest - Brasovia Brasov 2:0 @ Lake Cisimigu[2]

TCR roster: Bacinski; S. Na­dler, D. Doleczko; Simons, Marcu, Papana. Br­aşovia roster : Varhegy; Ianczi­ka, Gziky; Nagy, Cauci, Schoetler.

References

  1. Flamaropol, Mihai. "50 de ani de hochei în România". 1976.
  2. Universul, 1925-02-13


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