This is the 1934-35 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.

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The MJHL was run & controlled by the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association.
Realistically, the League was actually two leagues under one umbrella.

MAHA Notes[]

Convener of Junior Hockey: Vic Johnson
University of Manitoba transferred to "A" Division.
St. John's Senators became the Winnipeg Rangers.
St. Boniface Seals added to "B" Division.

"A" Division[]

Schedule[]

48 games, Kenora & Portage 20 each, 2 away and 2 at home, against other divisional teams.
The four city based clubs to play 14 games each. Besides 4 X each against Kenora & Portage, a home and home with other city teams. Games between city based clubs worth 4 points. No inter locking games.

"A" Division Notes[]

MAHA cancels balance of season after Winnipeg Monarchs & Kenora Thistles clinched the only 2 playoff spots.
And an investigation into the eligiblity of Willie Troniak of the Kenora Thistles was concluded.

Regular Season[]

1934-35 MJHL Season "A" Division
Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
Winnipeg Monarchs	13	9	3	1	65	33	29
Kenora Thistles	18	14	3	1	83	47	29
Winnipeg Falcons	13	6	7	0	51	53	20
Portage Terriers	17	8	7	2	59	66	18
University of Manitoba	12	3	9	0	39	52	10
Selkirk Fishermen	11	0	11	0	26	72	0

Playoffs[]

Division Final

Monarchs defeated Kenora 2-games-to-none

see "A" Division Games

Division Leaders[]

Category	Player	Team	Amount
Most Points	Babe Pratt	Kenora Thistles	39
Most Goals	Sid Brown	Portage Terriers	19
Most Assists	Babe Pratt	Kenora Thistles	22
Top Goals Against Average	Paul Gauthier	Winnipeg Monarchs	2.14

Scoring Leaders[]

Rank	Player	Team	G	A	Pts
1	Babe Pratt	Kenora Thistles	17	22	39
2	Sid Brown	Portage Terriers	19	4	23
2	Ernie Westbury	Portage Terriers	11	12	23
4	Wally Nicholson	Kenora Thistles	16	6	22
5	Joe Krol	Winnipeg Monarchs	12	7	19
6	Fraser Coull	Winnipeg Falcons	5	13	18
7	Louis McKay	Kenora Thistles	10	6	16
	Ed Adolph	Winnipeg Falcons	10	6	16
	Frank Alsip	University of Manitoba	8	8	16
10	Bones McCormick	Kenora Thistles	11	4	15
	John Prokaski	Winnipeg Monarchs	10	5	15
	Ken Baker	Winnipeg Monarchs	9	6	15
	Willie Troniak	Kenora Thistles	8	7	15

Leading Goaltenders[]

Rank	Player	Team	GAA
1	Paul Gauthier	Winnipeg Monarchs	2.14
2	Phat Perras	Kenora Thistles	2.50
3	Allan Edwards	Portage Terriers	3.40

B Division[]

Schedule[]

24 games, 12 per team. Each team plays other divisional teams 4 X. No inter locking games.

Regular Season[]

Team	GP	W	L	GF	GA	PTS
Elmwood Maple Leafs	11	9	2	46	21	18
Kildonan Stars	12	7	5	43	38	14
Winnipeg Rangers	11	5	6	34	42	10
St. Boniface Seals	10	1	9	23	45	2

Playoffs[]

Division Final

Elmwood defeated Kildonan 2-games-to-none see B Division Games

All-Star Game[]

Contrary to expectations, "B" Division All-Stars triumphed over a select team from "A" Division, 6 to 2 on Wednesday night, March 13, at the Olympic Rink. Harvey Palmatier of the Elmwood Maple Leafs was the big gun, scoring three.

see 1935 MJHL All-Star Game

League Final[]

#1	Monday, March 4	Monarchs	4	Elmwood	2	@ Olympic Rink
#2	Wednesday, March 6	Monarchs	7	Elmwood	3	@ Amphitheatre
Winnipeg Monarchs defeated Elmwood Maple Leafs 2-games-to-none

Manitoba Championship[]

#1	Tuesday, March 12	Monarchs	12	The Pas	2	@ Amphitheatre
#2	Thursday, March 14	series cancelled				@ Amphitheatre
Winnipeg Monarchs capture Turnbull Cup, defeating The Pas Huskies