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<center>University of Manitoba lost to [[Regina Pats]] ([[Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association|SAHA]]) ''6 goals to 4''</center> |
<center>University of Manitoba lost to [[Regina Pats]] ([[Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association|SAHA]]) ''6 goals to 4''</center> |
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<center>see [[1921-22 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs]]</center> |
<center>see [[1921-22 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs]]</center> |
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[[Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons]] |
[[Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons]] |
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[[Category:1922 in hockey]] |
[[Category:1922 in hockey]] |
Revision as of 19:38, 6 January 2017
This is the 1921-22 Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League Season.
The WJrHL became the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in 1933.
Forword
The WJrHL was run and controlled by the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association.
MAHA Notes
President: Jack McVicar
Crescentwood, Weston, Winnipeg Catholic Club, Winnipegs, & Winnipeg Victoria Bisons 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.
Playoffs
- Division Final
"B" Division
Winnipeg Columbus Club, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg Canoe Club, Portage la Prairie
Statistics unavailable.
Playoffs
- Division Final
League Final
#1 | March 3 | Varsity | 6 | Tigers | 5 | @ Amphitheatre |
#2 | March 7 | Varsity | 0 | Tigers | 4 | @ Amphitheatre |
University of Manitoba defeated Winnipeg Tammany Tigers 9 goals to 6 |
Manitoba Championship
Sudden Death | March 9 | Varsity | 5 | Brandon | 0 | @ Amphitheatre |
University of Manitoba capture Turnbull Cup, defeating Brandon |
Memorial Cup Playoffs
- Western Memorial Cup Final (Abbott Cup)