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| WEV || 12 - 1 || - || CEV
| WEV || 12 - 1 || - || CEV
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| WEV || 11 - 1 || - || PSK
| WEV || 11 - 1 || 2-1, 2-0, 6-0 || PSK
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| WEV || 11 - 2 || - || WAC
| WEV || 6 - 0 || Forfeit || WAC
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| CEV || 13 - 0 || - || TEC
| CEV || 13 - 0 || - || TEC
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| PSK || 9 - 2 || - || WAC
| PSK || 9 - 2 || - || WAC
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| WAC || 4 - 1 || - || TEC
| WAC || 6 - 0 || Forfeit || VfB
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| WEV || 10 - 1 || - || VfB
| WEV || 10 - 1 || 5-0, 2-0, 3-1 || VfB
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| WEV || 26 - 0 || - || TEC
| WEV || 26 - 0 || - || TEC
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| TEC || 6 - 0 || - || VfB
| TEC || 6 - 0 Forfeit || Orig. 1-4 || WAC
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| 3. || style="text-align: left" | [[EK Engelmann Wien|Pötzleinsdorfer SK]] ||2 ||1 ||0 ||1 || 10:13 || 2
| 3. || style="text-align: left" | [[EK Engelmann Wien|Pötzleinsdorfer SK]] ||2 ||1 ||0 ||1 || 10:13 || 2
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| 4. || style="text-align: left" | [[Wiener AC]] ||4 ||1 ||0 ||3 || 10:26 || 2
| 4. || style="text-align: left" | [[Wiener AC]] ||5 ||1 ||0 ||4 || 10:26 || 2
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| 5. || style="text-align: left" | [[VfB Wien]] ||3 ||1 ||0 || 2|| {{0}}5:19 || 2
| 5. || style="text-align: left" | [[VfB Wien]] ||3 ||1 ||0 || 2|| {{0}}5:19 || 2
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| 6. || style="text-align:left; " | [[Training Eis Club]] ||4 ||1 ||0||3 || {{0}}6:39 || 2
| 6. || style="text-align:left; " | [[Training Eis Club]] ||3 ||1 ||0||2 || {{0}}6:39 || 2
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Four games were not contested due to poor weather conditions, as all teams aside from Wiener EV played on natural ice. At the end of February, the OEHV cancelled the remainder of the championship, with WEV being the only team to complete the full five-game schedule. The club was not recognized as the "true" Austrian champion, but did receive a commemorative plaque hailing them as the "best Austrian ice hockey team" of the season. Historically, they are recorded as being 1925 Austrian Champions.
Four games were not contested due to poor weather conditions, as all teams aside from Wiener EV played on natural ice. At the end of February, the OEHV cancelled the remainder of the championship, with WEV being the only team to complete the full five-game schedule. The club was not recognized as the "true" Austrian champion, but did receive a commemorative plaque hailing them as the "best Austrian ice hockey team" of the season. Historically, they are recorded as being 1925 Austrian Champions.
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All 2. Klasse games were played on natural ice. Due to mild weather conditions, the competition was abandoned.
All 2. Klasse games were played on natural ice. Due to mild weather conditions, the competition was abandoned.
==Friendly matches==
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!width="50" | Date
!width="100"|Team 1
!width="50"| Score
!width="100"| Team 2
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| Dec. 16 || PSK || 17 - 2 || CEV
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| Dec. 21 || WAC II || 4 - 0 || Nicholson II
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| Dec. 25 || WAC II || 2 - 2 || Nicholson II
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| Dec. 26 || WEV || 2 - 0 || WAC
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| Dec. 26 || Korneuburg || 7 - 1 || FAC
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| Dec. 28 || WAC II || 5 - 2 || FAC
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| Dec. 29 || WEV || 3 - 0 || VfB
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| Jan. 2 || WEV || 2 - 2 || CEV
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| Jan. 6 || WEV || 10 - 1 || Red Star
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| Jan. 8 || WEV komb. || 3 - 1 || PSK
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| Jan. 9 || WEV || 1 - 0 || WAC
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| Jan. 15 || WEV || 12 - 2 || Nicholson
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| Jan. 18 || WEV || 9 - 0 || WEV II
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| Jan. 20 || WEV II || 2 - 1 || PSK II
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| Jan. 24 || Villach || 2 - 0 || EV Wörthersee
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| Jan. 25 || VfB || 6 - 1 || Stockerau
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| Jan. 25 || WAC || 1 - 1 || Nicholson
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| Jan. 25 || WAC II || 9 - 1 || Nicholson II
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== References ==
== References ==

Latest revision as of 18:55, 5 February 2019

The 1924-25 Austrian Hockey Championship was the third season of the Austrian Hockey Championship. It was contested by six teams and won by Wiener Eislauf-Verein.

1. Klasse

Scores
Team 1 Score Periods Team 2
WEV 12 - 1 - CEV
WEV 11 - 1 2-1, 2-0, 6-0 PSK
WEV 6 - 0 Forfeit WAC
CEV 13 - 0 - TEC
CEV 3 - 4 - VfB
CEV 5 - 2 - WAC
PSK 9 - 2 - WAC
WAC 6 - 0 Forfeit VfB
WEV 10 - 1 5-0, 2-0, 3-1 VfB
WEV 26 - 0 - TEC
TEC 6 - 0 Forfeit Orig. 1-4 WAC
Table
Pl. GP W T L Goals Pts
1. Wiener Eislauf-Verein 5 5 0 0 65:03 10
2. Cottage EV 4 2 0 2 22:18 4
3. Pötzleinsdorfer SK 2 1 0 1 10:13 2
4. Wiener AC 5 1 0 4 10:26 2
5. VfB Wien 3 1 0 2 05:19 2
6. Training Eis Club 3 1 0 2 06:39 2

Four games were not contested due to poor weather conditions, as all teams aside from Wiener EV played on natural ice. At the end of February, the OEHV cancelled the remainder of the championship, with WEV being the only team to complete the full five-game schedule. The club was not recognized as the "true" Austrian champion, but did receive a commemorative plaque hailing them as the "best Austrian ice hockey team" of the season. Historically, they are recorded as being 1925 Austrian Champions.

2. Klasse

Scores
Team 1 Score Periods Team 2
Nicholson 5 - 0 3-0, 2-0 WBC
Stockerau 1 - 2 0-1, 1-1 Red Star
Korneuburg 3 - 1 0-1, 3-0 O-Lehrer
O-Lehrer 7 - 1 1-0, 6-1 Hakoah
Stockerau 2 - 2 0-1, 2-1 Nicholson
Red Star 4 - 0 2-0, 2-0 WBC
Teams

All 2. Klasse games were played on natural ice. Due to mild weather conditions, the competition was abandoned.

Friendly matches

Date Team 1 Score Team 2
Dec. 16 PSK 17 - 2 CEV
Dec. 21 WAC II 4 - 0 Nicholson II
Dec. 25 WAC II 2 - 2 Nicholson II
Dec. 26 WEV 2 - 0 WAC
Dec. 26 Korneuburg 7 - 1 FAC
Dec. 28 WAC II 5 - 2 FAC
Dec. 29 WEV 3 - 0 VfB
Jan. 2 WEV 2 - 2 CEV
Jan. 6 WEV 10 - 1 Red Star
Jan. 8 WEV komb. 3 - 1 PSK
Jan. 9 WEV 1 - 0 WAC
Jan. 15 WEV 12 - 2 Nicholson
Jan. 18 WEV 9 - 0 WEV II
Jan. 20 WEV II 2 - 1 PSK II
Jan. 24 Villach 2 - 0 EV Wörthersee
Jan. 25 VfB 6 - 1 Stockerau
Jan. 25 WAC 1 - 1 Nicholson
Jan. 25 WAC II 9 - 1 Nicholson II

References

  • Österreichische Nationalbibliothek

This article incorporates information from the German Wikipedia

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