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Latest revision as of 13:37, 22 October 2019
The Allan Cup was a challenge cup until 1919. This meant that the previous year's winner kept the cup unless it was defeated in league play this year or lost a challenge series.
Queens University beat McGill University in the Ontario University Athletics final - the winner of which won the Allan Cup. The cup was then open to challenges from other leagues.
League final
Intercollegiate Final
sudden death
Monday, March 7 @ Ottawa
Queens University 8 McGill University 2
Queens University kept the Allan Cup.
First Challenge
Challenge from St. Michaels College. champion of the OHA Senior.
sudden death
Wednesday, March 16 @ Kingston
St. Michaels College 5 Queens University 4
St. Michaels College was awarded the Allan Cup.
Second Challenge
Challenge from Sherbrooke. champion of the St Lawrence Hockey League
sudden death
Saturday, March 19 @ Toronto
St. Michaels College 8 Sherbrooke 3
St. Michaels College kept the Allan Cup.
Note
The Allan Cup trustees received a challenge from the University of Manitoba, the Manitoba champion. The trustees delayed approving this challenge and finally gave this team less than a week's notice to travel all the way east for a game. The university, in frustration, gave up. This would have implications next season.
Team Photos
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