1907 Saskatchewan season

This was the 1907 ice hockey season in Saskatchewan:

North Saskatchewan Hockey League

• 1/15: North Battleford - Battleford 4:0
• 1/16: Prince Albert - Saskatoon 5:2 (3:0, 2:2) @ Prince Albert
• 1/22: Prince Albert - Rosthern 4:4 @ Rosthern
• 1/23: Battleford - Saskatoon 7:4 @ Battleford
• 1/24: North Battleford - Saskatoon 6:3 @ North Battleford
• 1/30: Prince Albert - Battleford 11:3 @ Prince Albert
• 1/31: Battleford - Rosthern 5:3 (2:2, 3:1) @ Rosthern
• 2/6: Battleford - Saskatoon 4:3 @ Saskatoon - result protested
• 2/15: Saskatoon - Rosthern 19:5 @ Saskatoon
• Prince Albert beat Rosthern @ Prince Albert
• North Battleford beat Battleford @ North Battleford
• 2/21: North Battleford - Prince Albert 5:3 @ Prince Albert
• 2/22: North Battleford - Rosthern 9:7 (7:5, 2:2) @ Rosthern
• 2/23: North Battleford - Saskatoon 12:4 @ Saskatoon
• 2/27: Saskatoon - Prince Albert 7:3 @ Saskatoon
• 2/28: North Battleford - Battleford 7:0 @ Battleford

North Battleford won the championship.

Saskatchewan Hockey League

Eastern Series

• 1/1: Indian Head - Grenfell 15:1 @ Indian Head
• 1/2: Qu'Apelle - Wapella 7:5
• 1/3: Moosomin - Whitewood 13:5 @ Moosomin
• 1/8: Qu'Appelle - Moosomin 3:1
• 1/8: Wolseley - Indian Head 4:1 @ Wolseley
• 1/10: Moosomin - Grenfell 10:0
• 1/10: Whitewood - Indian Head 17:4
• 1/15: Qu'Appelle - Grenfell 10:4
• 1/15: Wapella - Wolseley 7:6
• 1/17: Moosomin - Wapella 4:3
• 1/18: Qu'Appelle - Wolesley 4:3 @ Qu'Appelle
• 1/21: Indian Head - Whitewood 6:4 @ Indian Head
• 1/23: Wapella - Wolseley 4:2 @ Wolseley
• 1/23: Moosomin - Grenfell 13:1 @ Moosomin
• 1/24: Indian Head - Qu'Appelle 6:3
• 1/29: Indian Head - Wolesley 4:1
• 1/29: Moosomin - Grenfell 18:1
• 1/30: Whitewood - Moosomin 6:4 @ Whitewood
• 2/4: Qu'Appelle - Indian Head 4:3
• 2/6: Moosomin - Wapella 10:2 @ Moosomin

Standings as of 2/9

1. Qu'Apelle 6 wins, 1 loss
2. Indian Head 5 wins, 3 losses
3. Moosomin 4 wins, 2 losses
4. Wapella 3 wins, 2 losses
5. Whitewood 3 wins, 3 losses
6. Wolesley 2 wins, 3 losses
7. Grenfell 0 wins, 6 losses

• 2/7: Wolseley - Whitewood 6:3 @ Wolseley
• 2/13: Moosomin - Indian Head 8:3 @ Moosomin
• 2/13: Wolseley - Grenfell 7:2 @ Wolseley
• 2/14: Moosomin - Qu'Appelle 2:0
• 2/20: Wolseley - Qu'Appelle 5:4 @ Wolseley - semifinal - Qu'Appelle refused to continue game after the judge of play was assaulted
• 2/22: Whitewood - Wolseley 6:5
• 2/25: Wolseley - Qu'Appelle 4:1
• 2/27: Moosomin - Wolseley 5:2 @ Wolseley - final
• 3/1: Whitewood - Grenfell - Whitewood won easily by a large score @ Whitewood

Moosomin won.

Western Series

• 1/3: Regina - Moose Jaw 4:4 (3:0, 1:4)
• 1/11: Regina - Moose Jaw 4:2
• 1/24: Regina - Moose Jaw 7:2 (3:0, 4:2) @ Moose Jaw
• 2/5: Regina - Moose Jaw 9:2
• 2/7: Moose Jaw - Regina 5:3 @ Moose Jaw

Regina won.

Final

• 3/8: Regina - Moosomin 4:4 (3:1, 1:3) @ Moosomin
• 3/11: Regina - Moosomin 9:2 (5:1, 4:1) @ Regina

Regina won the championship.

Regina City League

• 1/7: Victorias - Clerks 7:3
• 1/21: Victorias - Wanderers 4:3
• 1/28: Victorias - Clerks 7:5
• 1/31: Wanderers - Clerks 5:3
• 2/14: Wanderers - Victorias 4:4 (3:3, 1:1)
• 2/18: Wanderers - Clerks 3:2
• 3/14: Victorias - Clerks 4:0
• 3/18: Wanderers - Victorias 4:3 (0:3, 4:0)

Wanderers won the championship.

Saskatoon City League

• 1/16: Greene Electrics - Typos 5:1
• 1/18: Professionals - Cairns 6:4
• 1/23: Greene Electrics - Bankers 4:1
• 1/25: Cairns - Typos 7:0
• 1/30: Greene Electrics - Professionals 4:3 - Professionals protested result and it was decided to replay game
• 2/1: Bankers - Typos 11:2
• 2/8: Professionals - Typos 5:3
• 2/11: Bankers - Cairns 6:3
• 2/13: Professionals - Bankers 8:4
• 2/18: Professionals - Greene Electrics 5:2 - replay of protested 1/30 game
• 2/20: Greene Electrics - Typos 6:2
• 2/22: Cairns - Professionals 11:2
• 2/25: Cairns - Greene Electrics 9:3
• 3/1: Cairns - Typos 11:2
• 3/4: Greene Electrics - Bankers Forfeit
• 3/19: Cairns - Professionals 8:7
• 3/22: Cairns - Greene Electrics 4:2
• 3/23: Professionals - Typos 5:2
• 3/29: Cairns - Greene Electrics 7:2
• 4/1: Cairns - Professionals 8:6

Cairns won the championship.

North Central Hockey League

• Lumsden 4 wins, 2 losses
• Girvin 4 wins, 2 losses
• Davidson 2 wins, 4 losses
• Craik 1 win, 5 losses

Table as of March 16

Kirkella Branch Hockey League

Cupar won the Western Division (which also featured Fort Qu'Appelle, Balcarres, Lipton, and Strasbourg) and Esterhazy finished first in the Eastern Division. Esterhazy beat Cupar in the final and won the McDonald Trophy.

• 2/5: Strasbourg - Cupar 3:0

Southern Saskatchewan Hockey League

• 12/20: Estevan - Alameda 7:4
• 12/28: Oxbow - Glen Ewen 4:1
• 1/3: Alameda - Gainsboro 4:2
• 1/3: Oxbow - Estevan 5:3
• 1/5: Carievale - Glen Ewen 9:1
• 1/10: Gainsboro - Oxbow 4:0
• 1/11: Carievale - Estevan 4:2
• 1/?: Alameda - Glen Ewen 4:1
• 1/17: Alameda - Estevan 9:8 OT
• 1/17: Oxbow - Glen Ewen 4:1
• 1/?: Carievale - Gainsboro
• 1/29: Gainsboro - Alameda 6:0
• 2/9: Estevan - Gainsboro 7:1
• 2/12: Carievale - Alameda 6:4

Soo Line League

Moose Jaw, Rouleau, Weyburn, and Yellow Grass were set to compete.

Other games

• 1/1: Regina High School - Wolesley 2:2 (1:2, 1:0) @ Regina
• 1/2: Prince Albert - Rosthern 6:1 @ Prince Albert - game was played at 2AM
• 1/3: Carlyle Juniors - Arcola Juniors 9:0
• Carlyle - Estevan 4:2
• 1/11: Esterhazy - Tantallon 12:1
• 1/17: Esterhazy - Dubuc 14:2
• 1/26: Commercial Travellers - CPR 4:4 @ Moose Jaw
• 1/29: Esterhazy - Rocanville 12:2 - MacDonald Cup
• 1/30: Cairns - CNR 6:3 @ Saskatoon
• 2/5: Esterhazy - Rocanville 6:0 - MacDonald Cup
• 2/15: Rosthern II - Prince Albert Juniors 3:2 @ Rosthern
• 2/16: Rosthern II - Prince Albert Juniors 3:2 @ Rosthern
• 2/22: Esterhazy - Abernethy 4:1 - MacDonald Cup
• 2/23: Esterhazy - Lemberg 4:0 - " - 7th successive win for Esterhazy in series
• 2/25: Regina - Edmonton (AB) 4:3 @ Edmonton
• 2/26: Strathcona (AB) - Regina 6:3 @ Edmonton
• 2/26: Kenmore (AB) - Regina 7:3 @ Kenmore
• 2/28: Calgary (AB) - Regina 6:4 @ Calgary
• 3/2: Regina - Calgary (AB) 8:3 @ Calgary
• 3/3: Regina - Calgary (AB) 3:1 @ Calgary

Sources

• Regina Morning Leader
• Saskatoon Phoenix