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1888–89 AHAC season


FieldValue
title1888–89 AHAC season
leagueAmateur Hockey Association of Canada
sportIce hockey
durationDecember 15, 1888 – March 27, 1889
no_of_teams6
season1888–89
league_champsMontreal Hockey Club
league_champ_nameChampions
seasonslistAmateur Hockey Association of Canada
seasonslistnamesAHAC
prevseason_link1888 AHAC season
prevseason_year1888
nextseason_link1890 AHAC season
nextseason_year1890

| conf1-runner-up = | conf2-runner-up = | finals_runner-up = The 1888–89 AHAC season was the third season of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada. Play was in challenges and started on December 15, 1888. The Montreal Hockey Club would win the final challenge of the season against the Montreal Victorias to win the Canadian championship for the second season in a row.

League business

The annual meeting of the Amateur Hockey Association was held in the Victoria Skating Rink, Montreal, on November 16, 1888. Representatives from most of the hockey clubs were present. The election for the ensuing year resulted as follows:

  • President, Mr. J. Stewart;
  • first vice-president, A. Shearer;
  • second vice-president, D. B. Holden;
  • secretary-treasurer, A. Hodgson.
  • Council — H. Kinghorn (McGill), S. Lee (Crystal), T. Arnton (Victoria), A. C. Higginson (Montreal).

Rule changes

The league reverted to the challenge system, hoping to attract teams from outside Montreal. Quebec would return to play in the AHAC. The number of games was reduced to only four.

The league adopted a rule where the placement of the 'bully' or faceoff, could be played at the point of infringement, or at the point of play stoppage, at the choice of the captain of the offended team after a rules infraction.

Regular season

This season saw two teams from outside of Montreal and Ottawa to make challenges. Halifax(Dartmouth) had not challenged for the national championships before, while Quebec had played in the Montreal tournaments. McGill did not return to mount a challenge this year. Ottawa did not play a challenge, but did play an exhibition against the Montreal Hockey Club in Ottawa.

Halifax Chebuctos would play two games in Montreal, both played half under "Montreal rules", half under "Halifax rules". Halifax would lose 6–1 to Montreal and 4–1 to Crystals. Both games were played at the Crystal Palace skating rink. The two games are recorded in the overall record.

The Chebuctos would play two games against Quebec, losing 8–0 and 5–1.

Overall record

Note GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, GF = Goals For, GA = Goals Against

TeamGPWLTGFGA
Montreal Hockey Club7610269
Montreal Crystals63301716
Montreal Victorias3120711
Quebec Hockey Club101023
McGill University101048
Halifax Chebuctos2020210

Results

DateVisitorScoreHomeScoreLocation
Exhibition play
Dec. 15Montreal HC3Victorias1Victoria Rink
Jan. 11Crystals8McGill4Crystal Rink
Jan. 18Montreal HC2Crystals1Crystal Rink
Jan. 31Victorias5Crystals2Crystal Rink
Feb. 25Montreal HC6Chebuctos1Crystal Rink
Feb. 27Crystals4Chebuctos1Crystal Rink
Carnival Series
Feb. 4Victorias1Montreal HC1Victoria Rink
Feb. 9Crystals7McGill3Victoria Rink
Feb. 18Victorias3Crystals2Victoria Rink
AHAC Challenge play
Feb. 2Crystals3Montreal HC2Crystal Rink
Mar. 1Montreal HC4Crystals0Crystal Rink
Mar. 7Montreal HC3Quebec HC2Crystal Rink
Mar. 12Montreal HC6Victorias1Crystal Rink

Player Stats

Scoring leaders

Note: GP = Games played, G = Goals scored

NameClubGPG
Archie McNaughtonMontreal HC57
Archie HodgsonMontreal HC56
Sam LeeCrystals45
Jack FindlayMontreal HC55
William VirtueVictorias22
Dave BrownCrystals42
George LoweMontreal HC42

Goaltending averages

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

NameClubGPGASOGAA
Tom PatonMontreal HC5701.17
Jack NorrisCrystals3602.0
Tom ArntonVictorias1212.0
Archie LaurieQuebec HC1303.0
Robert ScanlanCrystals1404.0
John BrownChebuctos21005.0
Robert JonesVictorias1606.0

Montreal HC 1889 AHAC champions

Players
Forwards
F. Barlow
Jack Findlay
Archie Hodgson
George S. Low
rchie McNaughton
Defence
Allan Cameron
James A. Stewart
Goaltender
Thomas L. Paton

References

Bibliography

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Notes

before = Montreal HC 1888 | after = Montreal HC 1890 | title = Montreal Hockey Club AHAC Champions | years = 1889| before = 1888 AHAC season| after = 1890 AHAC season | title = AHAC seasons | years = 1888–89|

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