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	The '''Bairns Trophy''' was a competition held in [[Scotland]] in various forms from 1939 to ~~1953~~.		The '''Bairns Trophy''' was a competition held in [[Scotland]] in various forms from 1939 to 1956.

	==History==		==History==

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	After the war, the trophy was awarded to the winner of the [[Scottish National League (1929–1954)\|Scottish National League]] consolation round. The teams who took part in the tournament were those who failed to qualify for the [[Anderson Trophy]] playoffs.		After the war, the trophy was awarded to the winner of the [[Scottish National League (1929–1954)\|Scottish National League]] consolation round. The teams who took part in the tournament were those who failed to qualify for the [[Anderson Trophy]] playoffs.

	For 1952-53, the Bairns Trophy became an independent competition~~. In what proved to be the final time it was awarded,~~ the [[Edinburgh Royals]] claimed the trophy.		For 1952-53, the Bairns Trophy became an independent competition staged between the [[Edinburgh Royals]] and [[Falkirk Lions]]. The Royals claimed the trophy. In 1955-56, it served as a tournament hosted by Falkirk. It was one of the trophies competed for by the five [[Scottish Amateur League]] clubs that year.

	==Winners==		==Winners==

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The '''Bairns Trophy''' was a competition held in [[Scotland]] in various forms from 1939 to 1953.

==History==
The Bairns Trophy was first contested as a Falkirk-based rink tournament prior to [[World War II]]. The [[Dundee Tigers]] won the inaugural 1939 edition.

After the war, the trophy was awarded to the winner of the [[Scottish National League (1929–1954)|Scottish National League]] consolation round. The teams who took part in the tournament were those who failed to qualify for the [[Anderson Trophy]] playoffs.

For 1952-53, the Bairns Trophy became an independent competition. In what proved to be the final time it was awarded, the [[Edinburgh Royals]] claimed the trophy.

==Winners==
*[[1939 Bairns Trophy|1939]]: [[Dundee Tigers]]
*[[1947 Bairns Trophy|1947]]: [[Ayr Raiders]]
*[[1948 Bairns Trophy|1948]]: [[Falkirk Lions]]
*[[1949 Bairns Trophy|1949]]: [[Perth Panthers]]
*[[1950 Bairns Trophy|1950]]: Perth Panthers
*[[1951 Bairns Trophy|1951]]: [[Fife Flyers]]
*[[1952 Bairns Trophy|1952]]: Fife Flyers
*[[1953 Bairns Trophy|1953]]: [[Edinburgh Royals]]

==Sources==
*''Frozen in Time: The Lost History of Scottish Ice Hockey 1895-1940, William S. Marshall (2014). ''
*''Glasgow Herald'' newspaper archives
*''Ice Hockey World Annual'' series

[[Category:Tournaments]]