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	The '''1953 [[Spanish Championship]]''' was the first edition of the national ice hockey championship in [[Spain]] since the 1920s. It was won by [[Club Atlético de Madrid]]. The competition was staged in Nuria.		The '''1953 [[Spanish Championship]]''' was the first edition of the national ice hockey championship in [[Spain]] since the 1920s. It was won by [[Club Atlético de Madrid]]. The competition was staged at the Hotel Puigmal in Nuria on February 20 and 21, 1953.

	==Tournament==		==Tournament==
	===Semifinals===		===Semifinals===
	*[[Valldemia de Barcelona]] 0 - '''[[Club Atlético de Madrid]]''' 4		*2/20: [[Colegio Valldemia de Barcelona]] 0 - '''[[Club Atlético de Madrid]]''' 4 (0-0, 0-1, 0-3) - Hassler 2, Pimeco, Santaella
	*'''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit		*2/20: '''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit
	===Final===		===Final===
	*'''Club Atlético de Madrid''' 13 - Club Alpino Nuria 0		*2/21: '''Club Atlético de Madrid''' 13 - Club Alpino Nuria 0 (4-0, 6-0, 3-0)

			The final started at 11 PM, and did not finish until 2:30 AM. Hassler scored most of the goals for Madrid.

	==Team rosters==		==Team rosters==
	*'''Club Atletico de Madrid''': Alfaro, Llanas, Ruano, Basa, Arche, Pimeco I, Santaella, Grieza, Pimeco II, Alonso, Hassler		*'''Club Atletico de Madrid''': Alfaro, Llanas, Ruano, Basa, Arche, Pimeco I, Santaella, Grieza, Pimeco II, Alonso, Gerhard Hassler (AUT)

	The names of Arche ~~and Hassler are~~ worth further study. Arche was either a son of one of the Spanish hockey pioneers in the 1920s, the three Arche brothers, or it was one of them who played. Hassler is another intriguing name. There is a good possibility it was the old French star [[Albert Hassler]], who was 49 at the time. As a former speed-skating champion, he likely still would have been able to compete at the much lower level found in Spain.		The names of Arche is worth further study. Arche was either a son of one of the Spanish hockey pioneers in the 1920s, the three Arche brothers, or it was one of them who played.
	*'''Club Alpino Nuria''': Eustaqui, Casamitjana, García, Coll, Dosta, Famos, Viñas, Bahr, Compañá		*'''Club Alpino Nuria''': Eustaqui, Casamitjana, García, Coll, Dosta, Famos, Viñas, Bahr, Compañá
	*'''Valldemia''': Soler, Recolón, Bori, Torrado, Llorens, Pasquin, Bigorra, Boronat		*'''Valldemia''': Soler, Recolón, Bori, Torrado, Llorens, Pasquin, Bigorra, Boronat

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	The '''1953 [[Spanish Championship]]''' was the first edition of the national ice hockey championship in [[Spain]] since the 1920s. It was won by [[Atlético ~~Club~~ de Madrid]]. The competition was staged in Nuria.		The '''1953 [[Spanish Championship]]''' was the first edition of the national ice hockey championship in [[Spain]] since the 1920s. It was won by [[Club Atlético de Madrid]]. The competition was staged in Nuria.

	==Tournament==		==Tournament==
	===Semifinals===		===Semifinals===
	*[[Valldemia de Barcelona]] 0 - '''[[Atlético ~~Club~~ de Madrid]]''' 4		*[[Valldemia de Barcelona]] 0 - '''[[Club Atlético de Madrid]]''' 4
	*'''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit		*'''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit
	===Final===		===Final===
	*'''Atlético ~~Club~~ de Madrid''' 13 - Club Alpino Nuria 0		*'''Club Atlético de Madrid''' 13 - Club Alpino Nuria 0

	==Team rosters==		==Team rosters==
	*'''Atletico ~~Club~~ de Madrid''': Alfaro, Llanas, Ruano, Basa, Arche, Pimeco I, Santaella, Grieza, Pimeco II, Alonso, Hassler		*'''Club Atletico de Madrid''': Alfaro, Llanas, Ruano, Basa, Arche, Pimeco I, Santaella, Grieza, Pimeco II, Alonso, Hassler

	The names of Arche and Hassler are worth further study. Arche was either a son of one of the Spanish hockey pioneers in the 1920s, the three Arche brothers, or it was one of them who played. Hassler is another intriguing name. There is a good possibility it was the old French star [[Albert Hassler]], who was 49 at the time. As a former speed-skating champion, he likely still would have been able to compete at the much lower level found in Spain.		The names of Arche and Hassler are worth further study. Arche was either a son of one of the Spanish hockey pioneers in the 1920s, the three Arche brothers, or it was one of them who played. Hassler is another intriguing name. There is a good possibility it was the old French star [[Albert Hassler]], who was 49 at the time. As a former speed-skating champion, he likely still would have been able to compete at the much lower level found in Spain.

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	==Tournament==		==Tournament==
	===Semifinals===		===Semifinals===
	*[[Valldemia]] 0 - '''[[Atlético Club de Madrid]]''' 4		*[[Valldemia de Barcelona]] 0 - '''[[Atlético Club de Madrid]]''' 4
	*'''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit		*'''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit
	===Final===		===Final===

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The '''1953 [[Spanish Championship]]''' was the first edition of the national ice hockey championship in [[Spain]] since the 1920s. It was won by [[Atlético Club de Madrid]]. The competition was staged in Nuria.

==Tournament==
===Semifinals===
*[[Valldemia]] 0 - '''[[Atlético Club de Madrid]]''' 4
*'''[[Club Alpino Nuria]]''' defeated [[Torb EC]] on forfeit
===Final===
*'''Atlético Club de Madrid''' 13 - Club Alpino Nuria 0

==Team rosters==
*'''Atletico Club de Madrid''': Alfaro, Llanas, Ruano, Basa, Arche, Pimeco I, Santaella, Grieza, Pimeco II, Alonso, Hassler

The names of Arche and Hassler are worth further study. Arche was either a son of one of the Spanish hockey pioneers in the 1920s, the three Arche brothers, or it was one of them who played. Hassler is another intriguing name. There is a good possibility it was the old French star [[Albert Hassler]], who was 49 at the time. As a former speed-skating champion, he likely still would have been able to compete at the much lower level found in Spain.
*'''Club Alpino Nuria''': Eustaqui, Casamitjana, García, Coll, Dosta, Famos, Viñas, Bahr, Compañá
*'''Valldemia''': Soler, Recolón, Bori, Torrado, Llorens, Pasquin, Bigorra, Boronat

==Credits==
Special thanks to Patrick H. for supplying the information found on this page.
[[Category:1953 in ice hockey]]