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Convener of South Division: [[George Jones]]<br />
 
Convener of South Division: [[George Jones]]<br />
 
Winnipeg Esquires are renamed '''Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings'''.<br />
 
Winnipeg Esquires are renamed '''Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings'''.<br />
The [[Winnipeg Air Cadets]] are returned to the [[Greater Winnipeg Juvenile Hockey League|GWJHL]] by the [[Hockey Manitoba|MAHA]].<br />
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The [[Winnipeg Air Cadets]] are returned to the [[Greater Winnipeg Juvenile Hockey League|GWJHL]].<br />
 
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=Schedule=
 
=Schedule=
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::'''''Division Semi Final'''''
 
::'''''Division Semi Final'''''
 
::::'''CUAC''' defeated St. Boniface ''2-games-to-none''
 
::::'''CUAC''' defeated St. Boniface ''2-games-to-none''
::'''''Division Final'''''
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::'''''Division Final ([[Jack Brown Memorial Trophy]])'''''
 
::::'''Esquires-Red Wings''' defeated CUAC ''2-games-to-none''
 
::::'''Esquires-Red Wings''' defeated CUAC ''2-games-to-none''
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==Division Leaders==
 
==Division Leaders==
 
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! colspan="8" | '''1944-45 MJHL Season South Division'''
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! colspan="8" | '''1944-45 MJHL South Division Season'''
 
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::'''''Division Final'''''
 
::'''''Division Final'''''
 
::::'''Monarchs''' defeated Rangers ''3-games-to-1''
 
::::'''Monarchs''' defeated Rangers ''3-games-to-1''
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==All-Star Games==
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The North Division All-Stars shocked the undefeated [[Minnesota Golden Gophers|University of Minnesota]], etching out a 4 to 3 victory at the Amphitheatre on Friday, February 9th. The Golden Gophers did not fair any better Saturday as All-Stars took game two 9 to 6. In game 1 the All-Stars came back from a 3-0 deficient and in game 2 were trailing 5 to 3 late in the third.
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<center>see [[1945 MJHL North Division All-Star Games|All-Star Games]]</center>
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==Division Leaders==
 
==Division Leaders==
 
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=Charlie Gardiner Memorial Series=
 
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The Charlie Gardiner Memorial Series for 1944-45 was a mid season two game total goal series between the top team from each division. The winner received the [[Charlie Gardiner Memorial Trophy]]. The series had been dormant for eight years. [[Charlie Gardiner]], raised in Winnipeg, was considered the greatest goalie of his era. In 1934 after leading the [[Chicago Black Hawks]] to their first [[Stanley Cup]], he died of a brain hemorrhage at the age of only 29.
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| #1 ||Monday, December 25 || '''Monarchs''' || 8 || Esquires-Red Wings || 4 || @ Olympic Rink
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| #2 || Monday, January 1 || '''Monarchs''' || 7 || Esquires-Red Wings || 2 || @ Amphitheatre
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| colspan="7"| '''[[Winnipeg Monarchs]]''' defeated [[Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings]] ''15-goals-to-6''
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=League Final=
 
=League Final=
 
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:::::::see [[1944-45 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs]]
 
:::::::see [[1944-45 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs]]
   
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=Team Photos=
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<gallery widths="250" captionalign="center">
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44-45WinMon.jpg|[[Winnipeg Monarchs]]
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=Game Ads=
   
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<gallery captionalign="center">
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44-45MJHLASWinnipegGameAd.jpg|All-Star Game @ [[Winnipeg]]
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44-45MJHLSouthFWinnipegGameAd.jpg|South Final @ Winnipeg
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44-45MJHLFWinnipegGameAd.jpg|League Final @ Winnipeg
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44-45MJHLNorthWpgGameAd.jpg|North Division
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[[Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons]]
 
[[Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons]]
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[[Category:1945 in hockey]]

Latest revision as of 06:53, 17 January 2016

MAHA Notes

Convener of North Division: Ken Yost
Convener of South Division: George Jones
Winnipeg Esquires are renamed Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings.
The Winnipeg Air Cadets are returned to the GWJHL.

Schedule


North Division

Regular Season

1944-45 MJHL North Division Season
Team GP W L T GF GA PTS
Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 11 8 3 0 73 30 16
St. Boniface Athletics 10 2 8 0 37 90 4
CUAC Blues 12 2 10 0 47 98 4

Playoffs

Division Semi Final
CUAC defeated St. Boniface 2-games-to-none
Division Final (Jack Brown Memorial Trophy)
Esquires-Red Wings defeated CUAC 2-games-to-none

Division Leaders

Category Player Team Amount
Most Points Stan Craig Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 27
Most Goals Stan Craig Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 17
Most Assists Ed Young Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 13
Top Goals Against Average Ralph Tattam Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 3.14

Scoring Leaders

Rank Player Team G A Pts
1 Stan Craig Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 17 10 27
2 Ed Young Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 6 13 19
3 Chick Zamick St. Boniface Athletics 9 9 18
4 Nick Mickoski CUAC Blues 12 4 16
George Robinson Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 11 5 16


South Division

Regular Season

1944-45 MJHL South Division Season
Team GP W L T GF GA PTS
Winnipeg Monarchs 8 8 0 0 72 13 16
Winnipeg Rangers 10 7 3 0 65 49 14
St. James Canadians 9 3 6 0 56 70 6

Playoffs

Division Final
Monarchs defeated Rangers 3-games-to-1

All-Star Games

The North Division All-Stars shocked the undefeated University of Minnesota, etching out a 4 to 3 victory at the Amphitheatre on Friday, February 9th. The Golden Gophers did not fair any better Saturday as All-Stars took game two 9 to 6. In game 1 the All-Stars came back from a 3-0 deficient and in game 2 were trailing 5 to 3 late in the third.

see All-Star Games

Division Leaders

Category Player Team Amount
Most Points Wally Hergesheimer Winnipeg Rangers 30
Most Goals Wally Hergesheimer Winnipeg Rangers 20
Most Assists Wally Hergesheimer Winnipeg Rangers 10
Top Goals Against Average Ted Chitty Winnipeg Monarchs 1.50

Scoring Leaders

Rank Player Team G A Pts
1 Wally Hergesheimer Winnipeg Rangers 20 10 30
2 Clare Parker St. James Canadians 18 9 27
3 Don Raleigh Winnipeg Monarchs 15 9 24
4 Vern Smith Winnipeg Rangers 11 8 19
5 Arni Coleman Winnipeg Rangers 11 6 17


Charlie Gardiner Memorial Series

The Charlie Gardiner Memorial Series for 1944-45 was a mid season two game total goal series between the top team from each division. The winner received the Charlie Gardiner Memorial Trophy. The series had been dormant for eight years. Charlie Gardiner, raised in Winnipeg, was considered the greatest goalie of his era. In 1934 after leading the Chicago Black Hawks to their first Stanley Cup, he died of a brain hemorrhage at the age of only 29.

#1 Monday, December 25 Monarchs 8 Esquires-Red Wings 4 @ Olympic Rink
#2 Monday, January 1 Monarchs 7 Esquires-Red Wings 2 @ Amphitheatre
Winnipeg Monarchs defeated Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings 15-goals-to-6


League Final

#1 Monday, March 5 Monarchs 8 Esquires-Red Wings 3 @ Olympic Rink
#2 Wednesday, March 7 Monarchs 6 Esquires-Red Wings 4 @ Amphitheatre
#3 Friday, March 9 Monarchs 7 Esquires-Red Wings 3 @ Olympic Rink
#4 Monday, March 12 Monarchs 9 Esquires-Red Wings 2 @ Amphitheatre
Winnipeg Monarchs capture Turnbull Cup, defeated Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings


Memorial Cup Playoffs

Western Memorial Cup Semi-Final
Monarchs defeated Port Arthur West End Bruins (TBJHL) 4-games-to-1
Western Memorial Cup Final (Abbott Cup)
Monarchs lost to Moose Jaw Canucks (WCJHL) 4-games-to-1
see 1944-45 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs

Team Photos

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