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The 1946-47 IHL season was the second season of the International Hockey League.

Standings[]

Regular Season GP W L T GF GA Pts
Windsor Staffords 28 17 8 3 167 138 37
Windsor Spitfires 28 14 10 4 162 141 32
Detroit Bright's Goodyears 28 13 9 6 154 128 32
Detroit Metal Mouldings 28 9 13 6 89 122 24
Detroit Auto Club 28 7 20 1 113 156 17

Windsor Spitfires also played in the 1946-47 OHA Junior A Season.


Playoffs[]

Semi Finals[]

Best of 3

Date Winner Loser Location
March 14 Bright's 5 Staffords 4 Windsor
March 17 Bright's 6 Staffords 5 Detroit

Detroit Bright's Goodyears beat Windsor Staffords 2 winds to none.

Date Winner Loser Location
March 14 Mouldings 5 Spitfires 4 Windsor
March 17 Spitfires 6 Mouldings 5 Detroit
March 21 Spitfires 9 Mouldings 3 Windsor

Windsor Spitfires beat Detroit Metal Mouldings 2 wins to 1.

Final[]

Best of 5

Date Winner Loser Location
March 11 Windsor 10 Bright's 3 Windsor
March 15 Windsor 10 Bright's 8 Detroit
March 16 Windsor 4 Bright's 2 Windsor


Windsor Spitfires beat Detroit Bright's Goodyears 3 wins to none.


League leaders[]

Top ten scorers[]

Name             Team         GP   G   A  PTS  PIM
Harry Marchand   Spitfires    27  32  30   62   18
Gord Haidy       Spitfires    26  31  25   56   35
Lyle Dowell      Bright's     26  24  27   51   14
Herb Jones       Auto Club    27  28  22   50    0
Ray Adams        Staffords    24  24  25   49   76
Keith Crossman   Gotfredsons  28  22  25   47    6
Bob McDonald     Auto Club    27  21  26   47   38
Len Loree        Staffords    17  26  20   46    4
Paul Sironen     Stafords     28  23  23   46    6
Elvan Kavanaugh  Spitfires    27  17  24   41    8

Best goaltenders[]

Name             Team        GP  W  L  T  GA  SO  AVG.
John MacInnes   Metal       28          122   1  4.36
Ken Freebairn   Staffords   28          135   1  4.72
Bob Coulson     Bright's    16           76   1  4.75
Monty Reynolds  DAC/WSP     27          132   0  4.88


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See also[]

International Hockey League (1945-2001)

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