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Teams played an eight game schedule. Ottawa and Montreal Victorias tied for the league championship with records of six wins and two losses. Ottawa defeated the Victorias in a two-game playoff to win the season and their first Stanley Cup championship, the first of “Silver Seven” era.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsLeague business[edit]Executive[edit]Highlights[edit]Final standing[edit]Playoffs[edit]Stanley Cup challenges[edit]Winnipeg vs. Montreal[edit]Rat Portage vs. Ottawa HC[edit]Schedule and results[edit]Player statistics[edit]Goaltending averages[edit]Scoring leaders[edit]Stanley Cup engravings[edit]1903 Montreal Hockey Club[edit]PlayersCoaching and administrative staff1903 Ottawa Hockey Club[edit]PlayersCoaching and administrative staffReferences[edit]Notes[edit]Bibliography[edit]See also[edit]League business[edit]Executive[edit]Harry Trihey, Shamrocks (President)P. M. Butler, Ottawa (1st Vice-President)A. D. Scott, Quebec ( 2nd Vice-President)Fred McRobie, Montreal (Secretary-Treasurer)It was decided that league champions would not play for the Stanley Cup until after the season. If a challenge was ordered by the Cup trustees, Montreal would default the Cup. A challenge was ordered by the trustees and Montreal eventually agreed to play Winnipeg in January during regular season play.This season saw the loss of several players to hockey leagues in the U.S., including Charlie Liffiton, Hod Stuart, Bruce Stuart, Eddie Hogan and George McCarron.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Highlights[edit]This season saw several impressive rookies including Frank McGee and Art Moore for Ottawa.The season would be a two team race between Montreal Victorias and Ottawa, splitting their matches between each other. The season ended in a tie, which necessitated a playoff, won by Ottawa to win their first Stanley Cup. At the other end of the standing, Shamrocks did not win any games.Final standing[edit]Playoffs[edit]Ottawa HC and Montreal Victorias played a two-game total-goals series.March 7Ottawa HC1atVictorias1John “Bouse” HuttonGArchie LockerbyHarvey Pulford, CaptPBilly StrachanArthur MooreCPGeorge FairbankHarry WestwickRORussell Bowie, CaptFrank McGeeCBert Strachan1Billy GilmourRWCharles AllanSuddy Gilmour1LWBlair RussellDave GilmourC-SubReferee \u2013 Harry TriheyMarch 10Victorias0atOttawa HC8Archie LockerbyGJohn “Bouse” HuttonBilly StrachanPHarvey Pulford, CaptGeorge FairbankCPArthur MooreBert StrachanROFrank McGee3Russell Bowie, CaptCDave Gilmour2Blair RussellLWBilly Gilmour1Charles AllanRWSuddy Gilmour2Referee \u2013 Percy QuinnStanley Cup challenges[edit]Winnipeg vs. Montreal[edit]Another Montreal HC vs. Winnipeg Victorias best-of-three challenge series was held in early 1903. In game one, defending champion Montreal defeated Winnipeg, 8\u20131. Game two was the first Stanley Cup challenge match to be replayed. Both teams skated to a 2\u20132 tie before the game had to be suspended at 27:00 of overtime because of a midnight curfew. It was then decided to discard the result and replay the game two days later. In the rescheduled contest, the Victorias won, 4\u20132, to even the series. However, Montreal won the decisive game three, 4\u20131, to retain the Cup.Jan 29, 1903Winnipeg Victorias1atMontreal Hockey Club8Fred OlsenGBilly NicholsonRod FlettPBilly BellinghamMagus FlettCPDickie Boon, Capt.Billy KeanROArchie Hooper4Fred Cadham, Capt.1CJack Marshall3Tony Gingras1RWJimmy GardnerFred ScanlonLWTommy PhillipsReferee \u2013 Percy QuinnSpare – Winnipeg Victorias – Dan Bain – CSpares – Montreal  – Cecil Blachford – RW, Tom Hodge – D, Charles Liffton – RW, George Smith – RWJan 31, 1903 stopped at 27 minutes overtime due to Sabboth LawWinnipeg Victorias2atMontreal Hockey Club2Fred OlsenGBilly NicholsonRod FlettPTom HodgeMagus FlettCPDickie Boon, Capt.Billy KeanROArchie Hooper1Fred Cadham, Capt.1CJack MarshallTony Gingras1RWCecil BlachfordFred ScanlonLWTommy Phillips1Referee \u2013 Percy QuinnSpare – Winnipeg Victorias – Dan Bain – CSpares – Montreal – Billy Bellingham – D, Jimmy Gardner – RW, Charles Liffton – RW, George Smith – RWFeb 2, 1903Winnipeg Victorias4atMontreal Hockey Club2Fred OlsenGBilly NicholsonRod FlettPTom HodgeMagus FlettCPDickie Boon, Capt.Billy Kean3ROArchie HooperFred Cadham, Capt.CJack Marshall2Tony Gingras1RWCecil BlachfordFred ScanlonLWTommy PhillipsReferee \u2013 Percy QuinnSpare – Winnipeg Victorias – Dan Bain – CSpares – Montreal – Billy Bellingham – D, Jimmy Gardner – RW, Charles Liffton – RW, George Smith – RWFeb 4, 1903Winnipeg Victorias1atMontreal Hockey Club4Fred OlsenGBilly NicholsonRod FlettPBilly BellinghamMagus FlettCPDickie Boon, Capt.Billy Kean1ROArchie HooperFred Cadham, Capt.CJack Marshall2Tony GingrasRWGeorge SmithFred ScanlonLWTommy Phillips2Referee \u2013 Percy QuinnSpare – Winnipeg Victorias – Dan Bain – CSpares – Montreal – Cecil Blachford – D, Jimmy Gardner – RW, Tom Hodge – D, Charles Liffton – RW,Rat Portage vs. Ottawa HC[edit]Ottawa defeated the Rat Portage Thistles 6\u20132, 4\u20132 (10\u20134) in a two-game, total goals series in Ottawa, March 12\u201314, 1903.As the new CAHL and Cup champions, the Ottawas accepted a challenge from the Rat Portage Thistles of the Manitoba & Northwestern Hockey Association (MNWHA). Entering the best-of-three challenge series, the Thistles were younger and quicker than Ottawa; only one player on the Thistles was over the age of 20. Any chance that those factors could have helped the team was negated by soft ice conditions. Ottawa swept the series with scores of 6\u20132 and 4\u20132.March 14Rat Portage2atOttawa HC4Fred DulmageGJohn “Bouse” HuttonMat BrownPHarvey Pulford, CaptTom Hooper, CaptCPDave Gilmour1Si GriffisROFrank McGee2Billy McGimsie1CPercy Sims1Bill MartinRWBilly GilmourRoxy Beaudro1LWSuddy GilmourReferee- Chauncy KirbyFor their win, the Ottawa players would each receive a silver nugget. From that point on the team would also be known as the Silver Seven.Schedule and results[edit]MonthDayVisitorScoreHomeScoreJan.3Victorias4Ottawa33Shamrocks0Montreal1010Ottawa6Shamrocks110Victorias11Quebec517Montreal1Ottawa717Quebec5Shamrocks321Montreal5Victorias224Ottawa6Quebec824Victorias12Shamrocks731\u2020QuebecMontrealFeb.4Shamrocks2Ottawa57Montreal9Quebec37Ottawa7Victorias611Victorias7Shamrocks314Quebec3Ottawa1014Montreal6Shamrocks121Ottawa3Montreal121Shamrocks4Quebec525Montreal2Victorias328Quebec1Victorias3\u2020 Postponed and not played.Player statistics[edit]Goaltending averages[edit]Note: GP = Games played, GA = Goals against, SO = Shutouts, GAA = Goals against averageNameClubGPGASOGAAArchie LockerbyVictorias362.0Billy NicholsonMontreal71912.7Bouse HuttonOttawa82623.3Jim NicholVictorias5275.4Paddy MoranQuebec7466.6Patrick O’ReillyShamrocks8567.0Scoring leaders[edit]Note: GP = Games played, G = Goals scoredStanley Cup engravings[edit]1903 Montreal Hockey Club[edit]PlayersCoaching and administrative staffCharles Chitty (President), Clarence McKerrow (manager), Desse Browne (coach)Harry Dewitt (Hon. Secretary\/Treasurer), Frank Bickerdike (director),George James (director), Paul Lefebvre (trainer)1903 Ottawa Hockey Club[edit]PlayersCoaching and administrative staffPercy M. Butler (President), Robert T. “Bob” Shillington (manager)Alf Smith (coach), A.P Mutchmor (treasurer)\u2020Martin Rosenthal (Secretary), Halder Kirby (club doctor), Llewellyn Bates (Vice President),W.H. Hutton\u2020, Chauncy Kirby, Jack Smith, Charles Sparks (directors),Mac McGilton (Ass’t Trainer), Pete Green (trainer)Alf Smith did not play for Ottawa in 1903.  However he was playing-coach for Ottawa Silver Sevens next 3 Stanley Cup winning seasons.\u2020 Two executives first name remain unknownReferences[edit]Notes[edit]Bibliography[edit]Coleman, Charles L. (1966), The Trail of the Stanley Cup, Vol. 1, 1893\u20131926 inc.Podnieks, Andrew (2004), Lord Stanley’s Cup, Triumph Books, ISBN\u00a01-55168-261-3See also[edit]     (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki14\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki14\/1903-cahl-season-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"1903 CAHL season – Wikipedia"}}]}]