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==Moscow Championship==
==Moscow Championship==
The Moscow Championship was contested for the 11th time in 1933. 44 teams were divided into multiple groups of play. Group 1, which was played from January 12 to March 6, featured the top eight teams and was run by the MGSFK. The MGSPS administered the other divisions. The women's championship was won by Dukat.
The Moscow Championship was contested for the 12th time in 1934. 44 teams were divided into multiple groups of play. Group 1, which was played from January 12 to March 6, featured the top eight teams and was run by the MGSFK. The MGSPS administered the other divisions. The women's championship was won by Dukat.


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Latest revision as of 15:50, 20 February 2018

This was the 1933-34 season in Soviet bandy:

Leningrad Championship

The Leningrad Championship was played for the 12th consecutive season. 66 clubs were divided into eight groups of play. Teams received 48 points for a win, 30 for a draw, and 12 for a loss. Preliminary tournaments were held, with the top teams advancing to the final round.

Group A
  • Krasnaya Zarya - Dynamo Leningrad 1:0
  • Krasnaya Zarya - Red Putilovets 3:3
  • Krasnaya Zarya - Baltvod 4:1
  • Dynamo Leningrad - Red Putilovets 2:1
  • Dynamo Leningrad - Baltvod 2:0
  • Red Putilovets - Baltvod 2:1

Krasnaya Zarya and Dynamo Leningrad were docked points for "the removal of players", so Red Putilovets ended up winning the title. Dynamo finished first in the club standings.

  • Red Putilovets roster: M. Evdokimov; V. Vonog, Ilyin, P. Kazarinov, V. Kovsh, K. Kopchenov, I. Korolyov, I. Kuzmin, V. Lapin, N. Smolnikov, Sudkevich, A. Shirko, G. Yanin.

Moscow Championship

The Moscow Championship was contested for the 12th time in 1934. 44 teams were divided into multiple groups of play. Group 1, which was played from January 12 to March 6, featured the top eight teams and was run by the MGSFK. The MGSPS administered the other divisions. The women's championship was won by Dukat.

Group 1
  • Dynamo - Hammer and Sickle 8:3
  • Dukat - Dynamo 2:1
  • Dynamo - SKIG 4:2
  • Dynamo - Trudkommuna 5:1
  • Dynamo - Kazan Railway 9:0
  • Dynamo - CDKA 4:0
  • Dynamo - Promkooperatsiya 6:0
  • Hammer and Sickle - Dukat 2:1
  • SKIG - Hammer and Sickle 2:1
  • Hammer and Sickle - Trudkommuna 1:0
  • Hammer and Sickle - Kazan Railway 2:0
  • Hammer and Sickle - CDKA 4:3
  • Hammer and Sickle - Promkooperatsiya 5:0
  • SKIG - Dukat 1:0
  • Trudkommuna - Dukat 5:1
  • Dukat - Kazan Railway 3:1
  • Dukat - CDKA 3:0
  • Dukat - Promkooperatsiya 2:0
  • Trudkommuna - SKIG 4:2
  • SKIG - Kazan Railway
  • SKIG - CDKA
  • SKIG - Promkooperatsiya 0:0
  • Trudkommuna - Kazan Railway 3:2
  • Trudkommuna - CDKA
  • Trudkommuna - Promkooperatsiya 1:1
  • Kazan Railway - CDKA 3:2
  • Kazan Railway - Promkooperatsiya 4:1
  • Promkooperatsiya - CDKA 3:2
Club GP W T L GF GA Pts
1. Dynamo Moscow 7 6 0 1 37 8 171
2. Hammer and Sickle 7 5 0 2 18 14 153
3. Dukat 7 4 0 3 12 10 135
4. SKIG 7 4 0 3 19 16 135
5. Trudkommuna No. 1 (Bolshevo) 7 2 2 3 12 12 117
6. Kazan Railway 7 3 0 4 13 19 117
7. CDKA Moscow 7 1 1 5 11 19 90
8. Promkooperatsiya 7 1 1 5 12 12 90

A rather unusual points system was used - 27 points for a victory, 18 points for a draw, and 9 points for a loss.

  • Dynamo Moscow roster: Y. Titov; M. Bolshakov, P. Vinogradov, N. Davydov, S. Ilyin, K. Kvashnin (captain and game coach), P. Korotkov, L. Korcheobokov, P. Saveliev, P. Savostyanov, M. Yakushin.

Dynamo finished first in the club standings with 866 points.

Group 2

ZIF won the championship.

RSFSR Championship

The competition was played from January 19 to March 8.

Quarterfinals
  • Moscow - Voronezh 14:0
  • Samara - Sverdlovsk 4:2
  • Tula - Leningrad (Leningrad did not appear)
  • Arkhangelsk - Gorky 2:1
Semifinals
  • Moscow - Samara 6:1
  • Arkhangelsk - Tula 4:0
Final
  • Moscow - Arkhangelsk 10:0 (3:0, 7:0) @ Moscow

Red Army Winter Spartakiad

First round
  • OGPU - OKDVA 18:0
  • MVO - Convoy Troops 18:0
  • Navy - Belorussian Military District 5:2
Quarterfinals
  • OPGU - MVO 5:0
  • LVO - Volga Military District 6:3
  • Air Force - SibVO 7:0
  • Navy - Central Administration of the NKVM 4:0
9th-11th place
  • OKDVA - Convoy Troops 12:0 - Troops finished 11th
  • OKDVA - Belorussian Military District 2:1 - 9th place
5th-8th place
  • MVO - Volga Military District 4:2
  • Central Administration of the NKVM - SibVO 5:2
  • Volga Military District - SibVO 5:1 - 7th place
  • MVO - Central Administration of the NKVM 8:0 - 5th place
Semifinals
  • OGPU - LVO 3:0
  • Air Force - Navy 4:1
3rd place
  • LVO - Navy 3:2 OT
Final
  • OGPU - Air Force 8:0 (3:0, 5:0)

References

  • Хоккей с мячом. Энциклопедия (Hockey with a ball. Encyclopedia) 2009
  • HSM Dynamo - 1933-34


Soviet bandy seasons (1921-1950)
1921-22 - 1922-23 - 1923-24 - 1924-25 - 1925-26 - 1926-27 - 1927-28 - 1928-29 - 1929-30 - 1930-31 - 1931-32 - 1932-33 - 1933-34 - 1934-35 - 1935-36 - 1936-37 - 1937-38 - 1938-39 - 1939-40 - 1940-41 - 1941-42 - 1942-43 - 1943-44 - 1944-45 - 1945-46 - 1946-47 - 1947-48 - 1948-49 - 1949-50
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