1952–53 Estonian SSR Championship season

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The 1952-53 Estonian SSR Championship was the eighth season of the national ice hockey competition in the Estonian SSR. It was contested by 10 teams, and Tallinna Dunamo won the championship.[1][2]

Group I

Final
  • Tallinna Dunamo - Tallinna OM 11:1, 20:2
3rd place
  • Tallinna Dunamo II - Jogeva Kalec 5:4
5th place
  • Tartu Dunamo - Tallinna Kalev
7th place
  • Kohlta-Jarve Kalev - Viljandi Spartak
9th place
  • USK Tartu - Tallinna Spartak
Final ranking
Club
1. Tallinna Dunamo
2. Tallinna OM
3. Tallinna Dunamo II
4. Jogeva Kalev
5. Tartu Dunamo
6. Tallinna Kalev
7. Kohlta-Jarve Kalev
8. Viljandi Spartak
9. USK Tartu
10. Tallinna Spartak

Group II

Club GP W T L Goals Pts
1. Kalev Narva 3 3 0 0 12:7 6
2. SOJ Tallinn 3 2 0 1 27:10 4
3. Kalev Viljandi 3 1 0 2 11:10 2
4. Kalev Pärnu 3 0 0 3 2:25 0

Team rosters

  • Tallinna Dunamo - Anatoli Ivanov, Heinard Kaat, Alfred Palu, Harri Pihlakas, Endel Piiper, Uno Põllu, Julius Raudsepp, Lembit Rämmal, Olev Rämmal, Lembit Sepp, Jevgeni Tatškov, Elmar Saar (coach)
  • Tallinna OM - Heino Kesa, Vambola Kuklas, Ferdinand Link, Raul Nell, Valter Olle, Endel Peta, Harri Pilbas, Harri Prii, Heldur Ründva, Rurich Rätsep, Benno Tael, Valdeko Vainult, Ülo Ollis (coach)
  • Tallinna Dunamo II - Voldemar Bolševitš, Valentin Kebina, Anatoli Kenter, Evald Kree, Heino Luik, Herbert Mauer, August Roots, Aleksandr Semenjuk, Roland Suur, Kunnar Süld, Harri Toom, Elmar Saar (coach)

References

  1. Jääpall / Jäähoki, Kiriastus Eesti Raamat, Tallinn (1977).
  2. Group II and roster info courtesy of Ice-Hockey-Stat
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