1911 Australia season

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This was the 1911 ice hockey season in Australia:

Overview

The Victorian Championship series in Australia was held in the Melbourne Glaciarium for the third time. It was won by the Melburnians.

The third Goodall Cup Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged from September 13-18, 1911. It was won by New South Wales, 2-games-to-one.

Results

Victorian Championship

Regular season

  • 7/12: Brighton - Melburnians 1:1 - goals: C. Smith/H. Reid[1]
  • 7/19: Melburnians - Beavers 10:2[2]
  • 7/26: Brighton - Beavers 3:2 - goals: C. Walker (2), C. Smith/A. Reid (2)[3]
  • 8/2: Melburnians - Brighton 2:0[4]
  • 8/9: Melburnians - Beavers 2:2[5]
  • 8/16: Brighton - Beavers 7:2 - goals: K.C. Walker (5), C.H. Smith (2)/A. Reid (2)[6]

Playoffs

  • 8/23: Brighton - Beavers 5:2 - semifinal[7]
  • 8/30: Melburnians - Brighton 2:1 - final[8]
Other games
  • 6/28: Turnbull team - Kendall team 2:1[9]

References

  1. Punch, 1911-07-20
  2. Table Talk, 1911-07-27
  3. The Argus, 1911-07-27
  4. The Argus, 1911-08-03
  5. The Argus, 1911-08-10
  6. The Argus, 1911-08-17
  7. The Age, 1911-08-24
  8. Punch, 1911-09-14
  9. The Sun, 1911-06-29


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