1940-41 TSHL season - Revision history

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	*2/16: '''Toledo Babcocks''' - Akron Icers 8:4		*2/16: '''Toledo Babcocks''' - Akron Icers 8:4
	*2/23: Akron Icers - Detroit Rayls 9:9		*2/23: Akron Icers - Detroit Rayls 9:9
			*2/26: '''Toledo Babcocks''' - Akron Icers 11:10 OT
			*3/2: '''Akron Icers''' - Lorain Moose 15:5
	*3/9: '''Akron Icers''' - Toledo Rovers 9:6		*3/9: '''Akron Icers''' - Toledo Rovers 9:6
	*3/16: '''Akron Icers''' - Detroit Rayls 8:6		*3/16: '''Akron Icers''' - Detroit Rayls 8:6

Admin at 20:23, 16 April 2022

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	*12/14: '''Charleston Comets''' - Atlantic City Sea Hawks 4:3		*12/14: '''Charleston Comets''' - Atlantic City Sea Hawks 4:3
	*12/21: '''Charleston Comets''' - Toledo Rovers 8:5		*12/21: '''Charleston Comets''' - Toledo Rovers 8:5
			*1/5: Akron Icers - Toledo Rovers 5:5
	*1/18: '''Charleston Comets''' - Pittsburgh All-Stars 11:0		*1/18: '''Charleston Comets''' - Pittsburgh All-Stars 11:0
	*2/1: '''Toledo Rovers''' - Charleston Comets 4:3		*2/1: '''Toledo Rovers''' - Charleston Comets 4:3
	*2/8: '''Charleston Comets''' - Detroit Racers 5:4		*2/8: '''Charleston Comets''' - Detroit Racers 5:4
			*2/9: '''Akron Icers''' - Toledo Rovers 7:4
			*2/16: '''Toledo Babcocks''' - Akron Icers 8:4
			*2/23: Akron Icers - Detroit Rayls 9:9
			*3/9: '''Akron Icers''' - Toledo Rovers 9:6
			*3/16: '''Akron Icers''' - Detroit Rayls 8:6
	==Sources==		==Sources==
	*''The Akron Beacon Journal''		*''The Akron Beacon Journal''

Admin at 20:37, 3 July 2021

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-This was the '''1940-41 Tri-State Hockey League season'''. Despite its name, the league was made up of teams from Ohio and West Virginia. The Akron Icers won the championship.
+This was the '''1940-41 Tri-State Hockey League season'''. Despite its name, the league was made up of teams from Ohio and West Virginia. The Akron Icers won the championship. Pittsburgh had been tentatively scheduled to enter the league in February, but did not.
 ==Standings==
 {| class="prettytable" bgcolor="Black"
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 | align="left" | Akron Icers || 12 || 8 || 2 || 2 || 67 || 52  || 18
 |- align="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
-| align="left" | Charleston Comets ||  11 || 4 || 7 || 0 || 49 || 55 || 8
+| align="left" | Charleston Comets ||  12 || 5 || 7 || 0 || 55 || 59 || 10
 |- align="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
-| align="left" | Huntington Stars || 11 || 3 || 6 || 2 || 45 || 54  || 8
+| align="left" | Huntington Stars || 12 || 3 || 7 || 2 || 49 || 60  || 8
 |}
 ==Sources==
 *''The Akron Beacon Journal''
 [[Category:1940 in ice hockey]]
 [[Category:1941 in ice hockey]]

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This was the '''1940-41 Tri-State Hockey League season'''. Despite its name, the league was made up of teams from Ohio and West Virginia. The Akron Icers won the championship.

==Standings==
''as of 2/2''

{| class="prettytable" bgcolor="Black"
! width="40%" bgcolor="Red" | Standings
! width="5%" bgcolor="Red" | GP
! width="5%" bgcolor="Red" | W
! width="5%" bgcolor="Red" | L
! width="5%" bgcolor="Red" | T
! width="7.5%" bgcolor="Red" | GF
! width="7.5%" bgcolor="Red" | GA
! width="7.5%" bgcolor="Red" | Pts
|- align="center" bgcolor="#e6fae6"
| align="left" | Akron Icers || 12 || 8 || 2 || 2 || 67 || 52 || 18
|- align="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| align="left" | Charleston Comets || 11 || 4 || 7 || 0 || 49 || 55 || 8
|- align="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| align="left" | Huntington Stars || 11 || 3 || 6 || 2 || 45 || 54 || 8
|}

==Sources==
*''The Akron Beacon Journal''

[[Category:1940 in ice hockey]]
[[Category:1941 in ice hockey]]