1913-14 Allan Cup
The Allan Cup was a challenge cup, which meant that the previous year's winner kept the cup until defeated in league play or a playoff.
The Winnipeg Monarchs won the Winnipeg Hockey League of which the Winnipeg Winnipegs, the defending champions, were also a member. This gave the Monarchs the Allan Cup.
First challenge
Kenora Thistles won the Manitoba & Western League.
This series was also for the Manitoba senior hockey championship.
sudden death
@ Winnipeg
- Wednesday March 11 Winnipeg Monarchs 6 Kenora Thistles 2
Winnipeg Monarchs kept the Allan Cup.
Preliminary
Edmonton Dominions won the Alberta senior championship.
Regina Victorias won the Saskatchewan senior championship.
sudden death
@ Moose Jaw
- Wednesday, March 11 Regina 5 Edmonton 4
Regina Victorias went on to challenge for the Allan Cup.
Second challenge
sudden death
@ Winnipeg
- Friday March 13 Regina Victorias 5 Winnipeg Monarchs 4
Regina Victorias won the Allan Cup.
Third challenge
Grand'Mere won the Interprovincial Hockey Union (Ottawa-Quebec).
2 games total goals
@ Regina
- Monday March 16 Regina 6 Grand'Mere 4
- Wednesday March 18 Regina 4 Grand'Mere 1
Regina Victorias beat Grand'Mere 10 goals to 5.
Regina Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
Note: Toronto R & AA, which won the Ontario senior championship, chose not to challenge.
Team Photos
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