This is the 1967-68 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.
MAHA Notes[]
The Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association agreed to allowed three teams to enter the Western Canada Junior Hockey League, the Brandon Wheat Kings and the Flin Flon Bombers from the MJHL, and a new team, the Ben Hatskin's owned Winnipeg Jets. Hatskin, who also owned three MJHL teams, was forced to sell these teams to local interests, or the MAHA would block the Jets from entering the WCJHL.
This was the beginning of the Modern Era in the MJHL
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League Notes[]
Brandon Wheat Kings and Flin Flon Bombers transfered to Western Canada Junior Hockey League.
St. James Braves were sold and renamed St. James Canadians.
Winnipeg Rangers were sold and renamed St. Boniface Saints.
Winnipeg Warriors were sold and renamed West Kildonan North Stars.
Selkirk Steelers withdrew and joined Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League.
Regular Season[]
Playoffs[]
| Semi-Finals
| | | Final
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| 1
| Winnipeg Monarchs
| 1
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| 3
| West Kildonan North Stars
| 4
| |
| | 3
| West Kildonan North Stars
| 0
| |
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| |
| | | 4
| St. James Canadians
| 4
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| 2
| St. Boniface Saints
| 1
| |
| |
| 4
| St. James Canadians
| 4
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Manitoba Championship[]
- Turnbull Cup Championship
St. James defeated Selkirk Steelers (CMJHL) 4-games-to-2
see 1968 Turnbull Cup
Memorial Cup Playoffs[]
- Western Memorial Cup Quarter-Final
St. James lost to Westfort Hurricanes (TBJHL) 4-games-to-2
see 1967-68 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs
League Leaders[]
Scoring Leaders[]
Others
Bailance. St James . 11 21 32 32
Heibert, St Ron .... 20 11 31 4
Hague. St Bon ...... 18 12 30 38
Palmer St. Boniface. 14 16 30 34
Ford, St Boniface .. 14 16 30 125
Winograd Winnipeg... 14 15 29 62
Stevens, West Kild . 13 16 29 4
Townsend, West Kild. 14 14 28 227
Trosky. St Bon ..... 13 15 28 94
Miller, West Kild .. 10 18 28 137
Thompson. Wpg ....... 8 18 26 41
Colvin, Winnipeg ... 15 10 25 6
Riddell, Winnipeg .. 15 10 25 22
Topolinski, St Bon .. 9 16 25 18
Stevens. West Kild .. 9 18 25 26
Awards[]
All-Star Teams[]
in the News[]
National Hockey League[]