1929–30 American ice hockey season

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This was the 1929-30 American ice hockey season:

Leagues

Colorado

  • 12/29: Denver Country Club - Fort Collins 1:1
  • 12/29: Berkeley Park - Sloan's Lake 3:1 - both were from Denver
  • 1/12: Sloan's Lake - Denver University Beta Theta Pi 6:3
  • 1/19: Fort Collins - Sloan's Lake 8:2
  • 1/19: Longmont - Denver University Beta Theta Pi 7:1
  • 1/26: Longmont - Sloan's Lake 6:2
  • 1/26: Fort Collins - Denver All-Stars 5:0
  • 2/2: Homewood Park - Berkeley-Sloans 9:6 @ Denver
  • 2/9: Homewood Park - Sidney Greyhounds (NB) 7:4 @ Denver
  • 3/2: Homewood Park - Berkeley All-Stars 27:3 - Denver Hockey Championship

Massachusetts

The Boston Hockey Club won the New England Amateur Championship over the Boston University Club.

New England Amateur Championship Results
  • 2/28: Boston Hockey Club - Boston University Club 5:3 @ Boston Arena

Montana

The Butte City League was contested once again in 1929-30.

Butte City League Results
  • 12/22: Butte Clarkes - Butte Bumps 14:0
  • 12/25: Butte Clarkes - Butte Chequamegons 8:3
  • 12/29: Butte Chequamegons - Butte Bumps 3:1
  • 1/5: Butte Clarkes - Butte Chequamegons 7:1
  • 1/5: Butte Clarkes - Butte Bumps 4:0
  • 1/12: Butte Chequamegons - Butte Bumps 6:2
  • 1/19: Butte Clarkes - Butte Bumps 5:1
  • 1/26: Butte Clarkes - Butte Chequamegons 8:1

New York

See: 1929-30 New York season

Spokane, Washington

The Beavers and Canucks from Spokane and the Couer d'Alene Eskimos played for the L.M. Davenport Trophy and the Inland Empire Trophy, which was won by the Canucks.

  • Spokane Beavers

    Spokane Beavers

  • Spokane Canucks

    Spokane Canucks

  • Couer d'Alene Eskimos

    Couer d'Alene Eskimos

1929-30 Game Results
  • 1/12: Spokane Canucks - Couer d'Alene Eskimos (ID) 1:0 @ Spokane
  • 1/19: Spokane Canucks - Couer d'Alene Eskimos (ID) 7:1 @ Spokane
  • 1/26: Spokane Beavers - Hillyard Yellow Jackets 6:3 @ Spokane
  • 1/26: Spokane Canucks - Couer d'Alene Eskimos (ID) 4:1 @ Couer d'Alene - L.M. Davenport Trophy
  • 2/9: Spokane Canucks - Spokane Beavers 6:3 - "
  • 2/13: Couer d'Alene Eskimos (ID) - Spokane Picked Team 4:2 @ Couer d'Alene
  • 2/16: Spokane Canucks - Couer d'Alene Eskimos (ID) 2:2 @ Spokane - L.M. Davenport Trophy
  • 2/23: Spokane Canucks - Grand Forks (BC) 2:2 OT @ Grand Forks
  • 3/2: Spokane Canucks - Couer d'Alene Eskimos (ID) 6:5 @ Couer d'Alene

Texas

Percy Willitts of the Dallas Ice Kings

In December 1929, it was reported that lightweight boxing Benny Leonard planned to form a professional ice hockey league in the Southwest, composed of teams from Dallas, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa. The San Antonio Rangers planned to go on a long tour, visiting 35 cities along the Pacific Coast, British Columbia, and the Midwest, from January to March 1930, but it did not materialize. The University of Minnesota visited Dallas in early January, losing 9-4 to the Ice Kings on the 3rd. The Tulsa Oilers of the American Hockey Association also paid a visit to Dallas. The Ice Kings and the Broadway Blackhawks of San Antonio met in a four game series.

1929-30 Game Results
  • 12/2: Southwest Bitulithie Bears - Broadway Rangers 6:6 @ San Antonio
  • 1/3: Dallas Ice Kings - University of Minnesota 9:4 @ Dallas
  • 1/17: Broadway Blackhawks - Dallas Ice Kings 5:2 @ Dallas
  • 1/18: Dallas Ice Kings - Broadway Blackhawks 4:4 2OT @ Dallas
  • 2/2: Dallas Ice Kings - Broadway Blackhawks 5:2 @ Dallas
  • 2/3: Dallas Ice Kings - Broadway Blackhawks 3:1 @ Dallas - Ice Kings claimed Texas Professional Championship
  • 2/16: Tulsa Oilers (OK) - Dallas Ice Kings 4:2 @ Dallas
  • 2/17: Dallas Ice Kings - Tulsa Oilers (OK) 3:2 @ Dallas
  • 3/3: Dallas Ice Kings - Fort Worth Independents 4:3 @ Dallas
San Antonio Senior Hockey League Results
  • 12/17: Brooks Field Maroons - Southwest Bithulithie Bears 5:4
  • 12/19: Brooks Field Maroons - Broadway Blackhawks 8:2
  • 1/3: Broadway Blackhawks - Southwest Bithulithie Bears
  • 1/7: Brooks Field Maroons - Southwest Bithulithie Bears 7:4
  • 1/9: Broadway Blackhawks - Brooks Field Maroons 8:5
  • 1/21: Broadway Blackhawks - Southwest Bithulithie Bears 4:2
  • 1/23: Brooks Field Maroons - Southwest Bithulithie Bears 8:4
  • 1/28: Broadway Blackhawks - Brooks Field Maroons 11:10 OT (was 7:7 after regulation)
  • 1/30: Broadway Blackhawks - Southwest Bithulithie Bears 4:2

Wisconsin

Five teams participated in the Milwaukee Municipal Hockey League this winter, and Kern's Service won the championship. They were noted to have beaten each of the other four teams in the league twice.

1929-30 Game Results
  • 1/25: Kern's Service - Ace Box Lunches 2:2 OT - Oconomowoc Winter Frolic
Milwaukee Municipal Hockey League Results
  • 1/5: Kern's Service - Atwood Pharmacy 10:1
  • 1/12: Kern's Service - School of Engineering 7:0
  • 1/18: Kern's Service - Ace Lunch Boxes 5:2
  • 1/19: Ace Box Lunches - School of Engineering 5:2
  • 1/19: Riverside AC - Atwood Pharmacy 9:0
  • 1/26: Kern's Service - Atwood Pharmacy 22:5
  • 1/26: Riverside AC - School of Engineering 3:1
  • 2/2: Ace Box Lunches - Riverside AC 3:2
  • 2/2: Kern's Service - School of Engineering 7:0
  • 2/8: Kern's Service - Ace Box Lunches 4:3
  • 2/9: Ace Box Lunches - School of Engineering 4:3

Standings as of 1/25

  1. Kern's Service 3-0
  2. Ace Box Lunches 3-1
  3. Riverside AC 1-1
  4. Atwood Pharmacy 0-2
  5. School of Engineering 0-3

College ice hockey

See: 1929–30 American college hockey season

Sources

  • Austin-American Statesman
  • Dallas Morning News
  • Montana Standard
  • San Antonio Light
  • The Spokesman-Review


American ice hockey seasons (1920-1945)
1920–21 - 1921–22 - 1922–23 - 1923–24 - 1924–25 - 1925–26 - 1926–27 - 1927–28 - 1928–29 - 1929–30 - 1930–31 - 1931–32 - 1932–33 - 1933–34 - 1934–35 - 1935–36 - 1936–37 - 1937–38 - 1938–39 - 1939–40 - 1940–41 - 1941–42 - 1942–43 - 1943–44 - 1944–45
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