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The '''1915 [[Gordon Cup]]''' was for the Northern [[Ontario]] Championship. Sudbury refused to face Cobalt Lake in a sudden-death game for the cup in protest of Frank McCarthy being on the Cobalt roster.<ref>''The Ottawa Journal'', 1915-03-30</ref> The match was eventually played, with Sudbury wresting the cup from Cobalt by a score of 1-0. | The '''1915 [[Gordon Cup]]''' was for the Northern [[Ontario]] Championship. Sudbury refused to face Cobalt Lake in a sudden-death game for the cup in protest of Frank McCarthy being on the Cobalt roster.<ref>''The Ottawa Journal'', 1915-03-30</ref> The match was eventually played, with Sudbury wresting the cup from Cobalt by a score of 1-0. | ||
==Other games== | |||
There was a two-game playoff series for another Northern Ontario championship between the Haileybury Rexalls and the Canadian Soo. The teams split the games, but Haileybury outscored the Soo 5-2 and thus won the total goals series.<ref>SIHR - Team & Player Database</ref> Haileybury planned to challenge for the [[Allan Cup]], but this did not materialize. | |||
There was also a team in the region known as the Bruce Mines Stars. In seven games played for them, Frank Knight scored six goals.<ref>SIHR - Bruce Mines Stars</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 10 May 2019
The 1915 Gordon Cup was for the Northern Ontario Championship. Sudbury refused to face Cobalt Lake in a sudden-death game for the cup in protest of Frank McCarthy being on the Cobalt roster.[1] The match was eventually played, with Sudbury wresting the cup from Cobalt by a score of 1-0.
Other games
There was a two-game playoff series for another Northern Ontario championship between the Haileybury Rexalls and the Canadian Soo. The teams split the games, but Haileybury outscored the Soo 5-2 and thus won the total goals series.[2] Haileybury planned to challenge for the Allan Cup, but this did not materialize.
There was also a team in the region known as the Bruce Mines Stars. In seven games played for them, Frank Knight scored six goals.[3]