1919–20 Quebec Bulldogs season

1919–20 Quebec Bulldogs · NHL
1919–20 record	2-10-0 (1st half), 2-10-0 (2nd half)
Goals for	129
Goals against	113
Arena	Quebec Arena
	Team Leaders
Goals	Joe Malone (39)
Goals against average	Frank Brophy (7.2)
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The 1919–20 Quebec Bulldogs season was the Bulldogs first and last season in the National Hockey League (NHL). The Quebec National Hockey Association (NHA) was re-activated after two seasons of dormancy. The team placed fourth and last in the league in both halves of the season to not qualify for the playoffs. The Quebec franchise would be transferred to Hamilton, Ontario before the next season.

Regular season[edit | edit source]

The Quebec franchise was operated by the Quebec Athletic Club and the club's official name in the NHL was the Quebec Athletic Club. Joe Malone and Jack McDonald from the Quebec NHA team were 'returned' to the new Quebec Bulldogs NHL team. Malone would lead the league in scoring with 39 goals. Malone would score seven goals in a game against Toronto on January 31, 1920 and six goals in a game against Ottawa on March 10, 1920.

On March 3, the Montreal Canadiens pummeled the Quebec Bulldogs 16–3, setting an all-time record for goals by one team.

Final Standings[edit | edit source]

First Half
	GP	W	L	Pts	GF	GA
Ottawa Senators	12	9	3	18	59	23
Montreal Canadiens	12	8	4	16	62	51
Toronto St. Patricks	12	5	7	10	52	62
Quebec Bulldogs	12	2	10	4	44	81

Second Half
	GP	W	L	Pts	GF	GA
Ottawa Senators	12	10	2	20	62	41
Toronto St. Patricks	12	7	5	14	67	44
Montreal Canadiens	12	5	7	10	67	62
Quebec Bulldogs	12	2	10	4	47	96

Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, Pts = Points, GF = Goals For, GA = Goals Against
Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold.

Playoffs[edit | edit source]

The Bulldogs did not qualify for the playoffs.

Player stats[edit | edit source]

Awards and records[edit | edit source]

Joe Malone - NHL scoring champion

Transactions[edit | edit source]

Howie Lockhart - Loaned to Quebec by Toronto, March 6, 1920. (Toronto 11, Quebec 2).

Roster[edit | edit source]

Name	Position	Birthdate	Birthplace
Frank Brophy	G	August 9, 1900	Quebec City, QC
George Carey	RW		Quebec, QC
Ed Carpenter	D	June 15, 1890	Hartford, MI
Jack Coughlin	RW	June 6, 1892	Douro, ON
Howie Lockhart	G	March 21, 1895	North Bay, ON
Joe Malone	C	February 28, 1890	Quebec City, QC
Jack Marks	LW	June 11, 1885	Brantford, ON
Thomas McCarthy	RW		Hamilton, ON
Jack Patrick McDonald	LW	February 28, 1887	Quebec, QC
Fred McLean	D	March 16, 1893	Lakeville Corner, NB
George McNaughton	RW	April 4, 1897	Gaspe, QC
Harry Mummery	D	August 25, 1889	Chicago, IL,
Dave Ritchie	D	January 12, 1892	Montreal, QC
Tommy Smith	C	September 27, 1886	Ottawa, ON
Alex Wellington	RW	August 4, 1893	Port Arthur, ON

Source: NHL.com

References[edit | edit source]

Coleman, Charles L. (1966). The Trail of the Stanley Cup, vol. 1 1893–1926 inc.. National Hockey League.

1919–20 NHL season by team
NHL	Montreal • Ottawa• Quebec • Toronto
See also	Stanley Cup Finals

Quebec Bulldogs - Hamilton Tigers - New York Americans
Franchise	Quebec Bulldogs (1887-1920) • Hamilton Tigers (1921-1925) • New York Americans (1926-1942)
Arenas	Quebec Skating Rink • Quebec Arena • Barton Street Arena • Madison Square Garden

Quebec Bulldogs - Hamilton Tigers - New York Americans NHL seasons
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Hamilton:	1920–21 • 1921–22 • 1922–23 • 1923–24 • 1924–25
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