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President: Jack McVicar<br /> |
President: Jack McVicar<br /> |
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| + | [[Winnipeg Winnipegs (junior)|Winnipegs]] withdrew.<br /> |
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University of Manitoba, Winnipeg Canoe Club, & Winnipeg Columbus Club admitted.<br /> |
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg Canoe Club, & Winnipeg Columbus Club admitted.<br /> |
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Revision as of 18:41, 11 September 2013
Notes
President: Jack McVicar
Winnipegs withdrew.
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg Canoe Club, & Winnipeg Columbus Club admitted.
"A" Division
Winnipeg Tammany Tigers. St Boniface Canadiens, Selkirk Fishermen, Winnipeg Falcons
Statistics unavailable.
Final
2 games total goals
- Tigers 7 St Boniface 4
- St Boniface 3 Tigers 1
Winnipeg Tammany Tigers beat St Boniface Canadiens 8 goals to 7.
"B" Division
Winnipeg Columbus Club, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg Canoe Club, Portage la Prairie
Statistics unavailable.
Final
2 games total goals
- Columbus Club 4 University of Manitoba 2
- University of Manitoba 7 Columbus Club 1
University of Manitoba beat Winnipeg Columbus Club 9 goals to 5.
Independent teams
Provincial playoffs
Quarter final
Sudden death
Semi finals
Sudden death
Brandon 10 Boissevain 0
2 games total goals
- University of Manitoba 9 Winnipeg 2
- Winnipeg 4 University of Manitoba 2
University of Manitoba beat Winnipeg Tammany Tigers 9 goals to 6.
Final
Sudden death
University of Manitoba 5 Brandon 0
University of Manitoba advanced to the 1921-22 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs.