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Wagon Wheel forfeited their crown due to the usage of a Canadian citizen, Ron Pretlac, in defiance of the rules. All their wins were declared forfeit losses, and the title was awarded to Eagle River. | Wagon Wheel forfeited their crown due to the usage of a Canadian citizen, Ron Pretlac, in defiance of the rules. All their wins were declared forfeit losses, and the title was awarded to Eagle River. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:11, 5 December 2024
These were the 1962-63 United States National Senior Hockey Championships
New England Championship
- Quarterfinals
- 3/9: Arlington Arcadians - Lewiston-Auburn Twins 3:1
- 3/9: Berlin Maroons - Hager Jets 9:0
- Semifinals
- 3/10: Arlington Arcadians - Berlin Maroons 5:3
- 3/10: Hingham Estes - Melrose 5:4
- Final
- 3/10: Arlington Arcadians - Hingham Estes 7:1
Eastern AHA Tournament
@Lewiston, ME
- 3/23: Lewiston-Auburn Twins - Melrose Boosters 7:4
- 3/24: Hingham Estes - Melrose Boosters 9:5
- 3/24: Hingham Estes - Lewiston-Auburn Twins 7:4
National Tournament
@Lynn, MA
- 3/29: Arlington Arcadians - Detroit Adray Club 7:2
- 3/29: Hingham Estes - Lynn HC 3:2
- 3/30: Detroit Adray Club - Lynn HC 4:4
- 3/30: Arlington Arcadians - Hingham Estes 2:2
- 3/31: Arlington Arcadians - Lynn HC 6:0
- 3/31: Hingham Estes - Detroit Adray Club 4:2
Arlington won the tournament with the best goal differential.
Intermediate Tournament
@Eagle River, WI
- Wagon Wheel Cardinals - Elgin Blades 8:3
- Wagon Wheel Cardinals - Eagle River Northernaires 3:2
- Wagon Wheel Cardinals - St. Paul Packers 3:2 - final
Wagon Wheel forfeited their crown due to the usage of a Canadian citizen, Ron Pretlac, in defiance of the rules. All their wins were declared forfeit losses, and the title was awarded to Eagle River.