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==Credits==
==Credits==
Special thanks to Mick Chambers, author of ''Nottingham Panthers Statistical Guidebook 1946-2000'' and ''Nottingham Panthers Factual Scrapbook 1939-2007'', for supplying some of the information on this page.
Special thanks to Mick Chambers, author of ''Nottingham Panthers Statistical Guidebook 1946-2000'' and ''Nottingham Panthers Factual Scrapbook 1939-2007'', and Martin Harris, author of ''Homes of British Ice Hockey'' and ''Lion in Winter'', for supplying some of the information on this page.
[[Category:1933 in ice hockey]]
[[Category:1933 in ice hockey]]
[[Category:1934 in ice hockey]]
[[Category:1934 in ice hockey]]

Latest revision as of 13:26, 18 May 2021

The 1933-34 English League season was the third season of the English League, the top level of ice hockey in England. Seven teams participated in the league, and the Grosvenor House Canadians won the championship.

Regular season

Scores
  • 11/3: Streatham - Oxford University 2:1[1]
  • 11/4: Queens - Manchester 6:0[2]
  • 11/8: Grosvenor House Canadians - Queens 4:3 OT[3]
  • 11/11: Oxford University - Manchester 4:1[4]
  • 11/11: Streatham - Warwickshire 11:1[4]
  • 11/15: Streatham - Cambridge University 5:0[5]
  • 11/17: Oxford University - Warwickshire 16:0[6]
  • 11/18: Grosvenor House Canadians - Queens 1:0[7]
  • 11/23: Streatham - Cambridge University 4:1[8]
  • 11/25: Queens - Manchester 10:0[9]
  • 11/25: Oxford University - Warwickshire 19:2[10]
  • 12/7: Queens - Cambridge University 5:0
  • 12/9: Streatham - Manchester 6:1[11]
  • 12/13: Queens - Streatham 2:0[12]
  • 12/16: Grosvenor House Canadians - Warwickshire 10:2[13]
  • 12/20: Grosvenor House Canadians - Streatham 5:4[14]
  • 12/26: Grosvenor House Canadians - Streatham 8:3[15]
  • 1/10: Streatham - Manchester 12:0[16]
  • 1/13: Warwickshire - Manchester 5:1[17]
  • 1/17: Grosvenor House Canadians - Cambridge University 7:2[18]
  • 1/19: Queens - Oxford University 3:1
  • 1/20: Oxford University - Cambridge University 4:2 (Varsity Match for 4 points)[19]
  • 1/20: Warwickshire - Manchester 6:3[20]
  • 1/27: Queens - Cambridge University 5:2[21]
  • 1/27: Grosvenor House Canadians - Manchester 13:0[21]
  • 1/31: Grosvenor House Canadians - Manchester 12:0[22]
  • 2/1: Warwickshire - Cambridge University 6:0[23]
  • 2/3: Warwickshire - Cambridge University 6:0[24]
  • 2/9: Oxford University - Grosvenor House Canadians 3:2[25]
  • 2/10: Queens - Warwickshire 10:0[26]
  • 2/14: Grosvenor House Canadians - Oxford University 4:3 OT[27]
  • 2/17: Queens - Warwickshire 12:4[28]
  • 2/20: Oxford University - Streatham 3:3 OT[29]
  • 2/24: Queens - Oxford University 4:0
  • 2/28: Grosvenor House Canadians - Warwickshire 9:2[30]
  • 3/3: Oxford University - Manchester 6:1
  • 3/10: Queens - Streatham 4:3 OT[31]
  • 4/14: Streatham - Warwickshire 6:1[32]
  • Grosvenor House Canadians - Cambridge University Forfeit
  • Manchester - Cambridge University Forfeit
  • Manchester - Cambridge University Forfeit

On February 12 it was announced that Cambridge's season had been brought to a premature close as the players were unable to obtain further late leave, and as all matches were played in the evening, they were forced to retire from the league. They had three games remaining, one against Grosvenor House and two against Manchester, which were counted as forfeit losses, with the Canadians receiving two points and Manchester four.[33]

Standings
Club GP W T L GF GA Pts
1. Grosvenor House Canadians 12 11 0 1 75 22 22
2. Queens 12 10 0 2 64 15 20
3. Oxford University 12 7 1 4 60 24 15
4. Streatham 12 7 1 4 59 27 15
5. Warwickshire 12 4 0 8 35 97 8
6. Manchester 12 2 0 10 7 80 4
7. Cambridge University 12 0 0 12 7 42 0

Division 2

  • 11/19: Grosvenor House Canadians A - Streatham A 4:0[34]
  • 11/29: Purley Imperials - Streatham A 3:0
  • 12/13: Purley Imperials - Queens A 6:1
  • 1/6: Bournemouth - Streatham A 7:6 OT[35]
  • 1/13: Bournemouth - Purley Imperials 8:2 @ Purley[36]
  • 1/?: Bournemouth - Grosvenor House Canadians A 2:2
  • 1/20: Bournemouth - Queens A 7:3[37]
  • 1/27: Bournemouth - Purley Imperials 5:3[38]
  • Purley Imperials - Grosvenor House Canadians A 6:5
  • Purley Imperials - Grosvenor House Canadians A 4:3
  • Grosvenor House Canadians A - Streatham A 3:3
  • Streatham A - Purley Imperials 2:1
  • Streatham A - Queens A 2:1
  • Purley Imperials beat Queens A
  • Bournemouth - Grosvenor House Canadians A 4:3
  • Bournemouth - Queens A 6:0[39]
  • Bournemouth - Streatham A 3:0 - Bournemouth clinched title[39]

Purley finished second with 5 wins, Canadians A at the bottom with one win.

Other games

  • Southampton beat Bournemouth @ Southampton
  • Southampton beat Grosvenor House Canadians @ Southampton
  • 12/3: Streatham - Southampton 2:0 @ Southampton
  • 1/29: The Rest - England 5:3 @ Hammersmith[40]
  • 2/3: Grosvenor House Canadians - Bournemouth 5:1[41]
  • 2/17: Bournemouth - Streatham A 9:6 @ Bournemouth[42]
  • 3/3: Warwickshire - Streatham 8:5 @ Birmingham[43]
  • 3/3: Bournemouth - Purley 5:3 @ Bournemouth[44]
  • 3/10: Grosvenor House Canadians - Bournemouth 3:2 @ Bournemouth[45]
  • 3/14: Canadian Internationals - Warwickshire 10:3 @ Birmingham[46]
  • 3/17: Streatham - Bournemouth 7:3 @ Bournemouth[47]
  • 3/24: Warwickshire - Manchester 7:2 @ Birmingham[48]
  • 3/28: Grosvenor House Canadians - The Rest 7:7 @ Park Lane[49]
  • 3/31: Kelvingrove - Warwickshire 4:2 @ Birmingham[50]
  • 3/31: United Services - Bournemouth 9:8 @ Bournemouth[51]
  • 4/6: Grosvenor House Canadians - Streatham 3:1 @ Streatham - London Championship[52]
  • 4/7: Warwickshire - Scottish Crusaders 8:2 @ Birmingham[53]
  • 4/7: Bournemouth - Princes 9:8 OT @ Bournemouth[54]
  • 4/21: Bournemouth - Grosvenor House Canadians 7:7 @ Bournemouth[55]
  • 4/21: Warwickshire - Scotland 2:1 @ Glasgow[56]

Images

  • Bournemouth and Streatham A together on January 6, 1934.

    Bournemouth and Streatham A together on January 6, 1934.

References

  1. ↑ Norwood News, 1933-11-10
  2. ↑ The Times, 1933-11-06
  3. ↑ Daily Herald, 1933-11-09
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 The Times, 1933-11-13
  5. ↑ Norwood News, 1933-11-17
  6. ↑ Coventry Evening Telegraph, 1933-11-18
  7. ↑ The Times, 1933-11-20
  8. ↑ Daily Mirror, 1933-11-24
  9. ↑ The Guardian, 1933-11-27
  10. ↑ Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1933-11-27
  11. ↑ The Times, 1933-12-11
  12. ↑ Norwood News, 1933-12-15
  13. ↑ The Times, 1933-12-18
  14. ↑ The Times, 1933-12-23
  15. ↑ Norwood News, 1933-12-29
  16. ↑ Norwood News, 1934-01-12
  17. ↑ The Times, 1934-01-15
  18. ↑ The Times, 1934-01-18
  19. ↑ The Times, 1934-01-22
  20. ↑ The Guardian, 1934-01-22
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 The Times, 1934-01-29
  22. ↑ The Guardian, 1934-02-01
  23. ↑ Daily Mirror, 1934-02-02
  24. ↑ Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1934-02-05
  25. ↑ The Times, 1934-02-10
  26. ↑ The Times, 1934-02-12
  27. ↑ The Times, 1934-02-15
  28. ↑ Daily Mirror, 1934-02-19
  29. ↑ Norwood News, 1934-02-23
  30. ↑ Daily Mirror, 1934-03-01
  31. ↑ Norwood News, 1934-03-16
  32. ↑ Norwood News, 1934-04-20
  33. ↑ The Times, 1934-02-16
  34. ↑ Norwood News, 1933-11-24
  35. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-01-13
  36. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-01-20
  37. ↑ Western Gazette, 1934-01-26
  38. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-02-03
  39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-03-03
  40. ↑ The Times, 1934-01-30
  41. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-02-10
  42. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-02-24
  43. ↑ Coventry Evening Telegraph, 1934-03-05
  44. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-03-10
  45. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-03-17
  46. ↑ Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1934-03-15
  47. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-03-24
  48. ↑ Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1934-03-26
  49. ↑ Daily Mirror, 1934-03-29
  50. ↑ Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1934-04-02
  51. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-04-07
  52. ↑ The Times, 1934-04-07
  53. ↑ Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1934-04-09
  54. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-04-14
  55. ↑ Bournemouth Graphic, 1934-04-28
  56. ↑ The Scotsman, 1934-04-23

Credits

Special thanks to Mick Chambers, author of Nottingham Panthers Statistical Guidebook 1946-2000 and Nottingham Panthers Factual Scrapbook 1939-2007, and Martin Harris, author of Homes of British Ice Hockey and Lion in Winter, for supplying some of the information on this page.

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