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1906–07 FAHL season

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The 1906–07 Federal Amateur Hockey League (FAHL) season lasted from December 28 until March 6. The four teams were to play a twelve game schedule, but the season ended early when two teams resigned from the league – the Montreal Montagnards over a dispute with a league ruling, and Cornwall HC when their top scorer, Owen 'Bud' McCourt, died following an on-ice brawl with the Ottawa Victorias. Ottawa were awarded the season championship.

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Season

Morrisburg HC joined the league for the season, but was not of the same calibre as the others and did not win a game.

Highlights

Cornwall defeated Ottawa Victorias on February 15. Ottawa protested the game, as Cornwall players Degray and McCourt had also played two games that season with the Montreal Shamrocks in the rival Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association (ECAHA). The FAHL ordered the match be replayed, in Cornwall, on March 6, and did allow McCourt to play for Cornwall. During an on-ice brawl at the rematch, McCourt was struck in the head by the hockey sticks of two or more Ottawa players and knocked unconscious. McCourt died the next day, and Cornwall resigned from the league.

The Montagnards also used two players from the ECAHA's Montreal Shamrocks when they played Cornwall on February 25, winning the game 7–3. When Cornwall was told by the FAHL that they must replay Ottawa for using ECAHA players on February 15, they protested the February 25 game on the same grounds. When the FAHL agreed, the Montagnards refused to play the rematch and resigned from the league.

Final Standing

Team Games Played Wins Losses Ties Goals For Goals Against
Montreal Montagnards
11
8
1
2
74
53
Cornwall HC
11
6
4
1
58
39
Ottawa Victorias
11
6
4
1
43
54
Morrisburg HC
11
0
11
0
25
54

† Morrisburg defaulted 4 games.

Schedule and results

Month Day Visitor Score Home Score
Dec. 28 Victorias 4 Montagnards 6
Jan. 4‡ Victorias Morrisburg
11 Morrisburg 2 Cornwall 10
12 Montagnards 7 Victorias 10
14 Morrisburg 7 Montagnards 10
18 Victorias 3 Cornwall 8
23 Montagnards 7 Morrisburg 4
23‡ Cornwall Morrisburg
27 Cornwall 6 Victorias 7 (overtime)
Feb. 1 Montagnards 2 Cornwall 2
4 Victorias 5 Montagnards 6
8 Morrisburg 4 Victorias 5
11 Cornwall 1 Montagnards 4
15 Victorias 2 Cornwall 4
15 Morrisburg 5 Montagnards 11
19‡ Cornwall Morrisburg
22 Montagnards 6 Victorias 6
22 Morrisburg 3 Cornwall 11
25 Cornwall 6 Montagnards 8
Mar. 1 Montagnards 7 Cornwall 3
4‡ Victorias Morrisburg
6 Victorias 3 Cornwall 11

‡ Defaulted by Morrisburg.

Player statistics

Goaltending averages

Note: GP = Games played, GA = Goals against, SO = Shutouts, GAA = Goals against average

Name Club GP GA SO GAA
Hunter, Jack Cornwall 9 39 4.3
Menard, Henri Montagnards 10 49 4.7
Hague, Billy Victorias 1 6 6.0
Bannerman, Bill Victorias 7 48 6.9
Richard Lariviere Morrisburg 4 36 9.0
Broder Morrisburg 1 11 11.0

Scoring leaders

Name Club GP G
McCourt, Owen Cornwall 8 16
Smith, Don Cornwall 9 16
Harrison, Bob Victorias 7 15
Prevost, Alphonse Montagnards 7 13
Strike, Fred Montagnards 8 12
Lannon, Bill Montagnards 7 12
McMillan, Aeneas Cornwall 9 19
Marshall, Jack Montagnards 3 6
Mallen, Ken Morrisburg 5 6
Buchan, Harley Morrisburg 4 5

See also

References

  • Coleman, Charles L. (1966). The Trail of the Stanley Cup, Vol. 1, 1893–1926 inc. NHL.
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