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Two Polish brothers, Stanislaw and [[Michal Antuszewicz]], played ice hockey for the Russian Merchant Club in Harbin, the latter, dubbed the "King of Ice", captaining the team.<ref name=PZ>''Polacy Zagranica organ Swiatowego Zwiazku Polakow 1937''</ref> Harbin defeated Xinjing (now Changchun) 6-1 to win the Manchurian Ice Hockey Championship, which was part of the Manchurian Winter Olympics, with the brothers scoring 5 goals between them.<ref name=PZ></ref> | Two Polish brothers, Stanislaw and [[Michal Antuszewicz]], played ice hockey for the Russian Merchant Club in Harbin, the latter, dubbed the "King of Ice", captaining the team.<ref name=PZ>''Polacy Zagranica organ Swiatowego Zwiazku Polakow 1937''</ref> Harbin defeated Xinjing (now Changchun) 6-1 to win the Manchurian Ice Hockey Championship, which was part of the Manchurian Winter Olympics, with the brothers scoring 5 goals between them.<ref name=PZ></ref> | ||
Dating back to 1932, Antuszewicz had also played for the local Russian clubs "Депо" (Depo) and "Новое Спортивное Общество" (New Sports Society) in Harbin.<ref>[https://www.hockeyarchives.info/register/AntuszewiczMichal.htm Michal Antuszewicz]</ref> | |||
==Contemporary accounts== | ==Contemporary accounts== | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 1 March 2021
This was the 1937 ice hockey season in China:
Overview
Two Polish brothers, Stanislaw and Michal Antuszewicz, played ice hockey for the Russian Merchant Club in Harbin, the latter, dubbed the "King of Ice", captaining the team.[1] Harbin defeated Xinjing (now Changchun) 6-1 to win the Manchurian Ice Hockey Championship, which was part of the Manchurian Winter Olympics, with the brothers scoring 5 goals between them.[1]
Dating back to 1932, Antuszewicz had also played for the local Russian clubs "Депо" (Depo) and "Новое Спортивное Общество" (New Sports Society) in Harbin.[2]
Contemporary accounts
A snapshot from Polacy Zagranica.
Another snapshot.
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Polacy Zagranica organ Swiatowego Zwiazku Polakow 1937
- ↑ Michal Antuszewicz