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	*'''Eastern Suburbs''' - St. George 5:3<ref>''The Sun'', 1949-05-23</ref>		*'''Eastern Suburbs''' - St. George 5:3<ref>''The Sun'', 1949-05-23</ref>
	*'''Western Suburbs''' - Eastern Suburbs 5:3<ref>''The Sun'', 1949-05-28</ref>		*'''Western Suburbs''' - Eastern Suburbs 5:3<ref>''The Sun'', 1949-05-28</ref>
			*6/2: '''Eastern Suburbs''' - Glebe Lions 5:4<ref>''The Daily Telegraph'', 1949-06-03</ref>
	*6/7: '''Glebe Lions''' - Western Suburbs 3:2 - goals: L. Ring, K. Kennedy, E. Gibbons/R. Hayes, G. Thorne<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1949-06-08</ref>		*6/7: '''Glebe Lions''' - Western Suburbs 3:2 - goals: L. Ring, K. Kennedy, E. Gibbons/R. Hayes, G. Thorne<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1949-06-08</ref>
	*'''Eastern Suburbs''' - Glebe Lions 5:3 - goals: P. Went (4), S. Green/K. Kennedy (2), J. Cameron<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1949-08-24</ref>		*'''Eastern Suburbs''' - Glebe Lions 5:3 - goals: P. Went (4), S. Green/K. Kennedy (2), J. Cameron<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1949-08-24</ref>

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	The [[Victorian Championship]] series in Melbourne was held for the 30th time. The title was won by the Melbourne Tigers. The Golden Bears won the rival [[Victorian Ice Hockey League]].		The [[Victorian Championship]] series in Melbourne was held for the 30th time. The title was won by the Melbourne Tigers. The Golden Bears won the rival [[Victorian Ice Hockey League]].

	The 28th [[~~1947~~ Goodall Cup\|Goodall Cup]] Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged. Victoria won the cup.		The 28th [[1949 Goodall Cup\|Goodall Cup]] Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged. Victoria won the cup.

	The 23rd [[New South Wales Championship]] took place in Sydney. St. George, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, and the Glebe Lions competed.		The 23rd [[New South Wales Championship]] took place in Sydney. St. George, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, and the Glebe Lions competed.

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This was the '''1949 ice hockey season in [[Australia]]''':

==Overview==
The [[Victorian Championship]] series in Melbourne was held for the 30th time. The title was won by the Melbourne Tigers. The Golden Bears won the rival [[Victorian Ice Hockey League]].

The 28th [[1947 Goodall Cup|Goodall Cup]] Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged. Victoria won the cup.

The 23rd [[New South Wales Championship]] took place in Sydney. St. George, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, and the Glebe Lions competed.

==Results==
;Victorian Ice Hockey League
*'''Golden Bears''' - Wildcats 1:0<ref>''The Mercury'', 1949-05-12</ref>
*7/19: '''Golden Bears''' - Wildcats 2:1<ref>''The Age'', 1949-07-20</ref>
*'''Wildcats''' - Golden Bears 3:2<ref>''Sporting Globe'', 1949-08-13</ref>
*'''Golden Bears''' - Wildcats 2:0<ref>''Sporting Globe'', 1949-09-03</ref>
Final
*'''Golden Bears''' - Wildcats 3:1<ref>''Sporting Globe'', 1949-09-17</ref>
*9/20: '''Golden Bears''' - Wildcats 5:2<ref>''The Age'', 1949-09-21</ref>
;New South Wales Championship
*'''Eastern Suburbs''' - St. George 5:3<ref>''The Sun'', 1949-05-23</ref>
*'''Western Suburbs''' - Eastern Suburbs 5:3<ref>''The Sun'', 1949-05-28</ref>
*6/7: '''Glebe Lions''' - Western Suburbs 3:2 - goals: L. Ring, K. Kennedy, E. Gibbons/R. Hayes, G. Thorne<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1949-06-08</ref>
*'''Eastern Suburbs''' - Glebe Lions 5:3 - goals: P. Went (4), S. Green/K. Kennedy (2), J. Cameron<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1949-08-24</ref>
==Contemporary accounts==
<gallery>
Mercury 5-12-49.png|The May 12, 1949, edition of ''The Mercury''.
Sunday Herald 5-15-49.png|The May 15, 1949, edition of ''The Sunday Herald''.
Sporting Globe 8-13-49.png|The August 13, 1949, edition of ''Sporting Globe''.
Sporting Globe 9-3-49.png|The September 3, 1949, edition of ''Sporting Globe''.
Sun 9-11-49.png|The September 11, 1949, edition of ''The Sun''.
</gallery>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Early Australian Hockey}}

[[Category:1949 in ice hockey]]