Bisons of Buffalo (1928-1936)

See also: Bisons of Buffalo (homonymy)

The Bisons of Buffalo are old a professional frankness from Hockey.

History

Founded in 1928, the Bisons evolved/moved in the Canadian professional hockey league.

In 1929, the Bisons join the international Ligue of hockey. They gain the regular season twice (1931 and 1932) and gain the Trophée F.G. “Teddy” Oke in 1932 and 1933.

The March 17th 1936 the Bisons lose their skating rink because of a snowstorm and are then obliged to play the remainder of the season abroad. They join then International American hockey league (which will become later the American Ligue of hockey) during fusion between the LIH and the Canadian-American Hockey League but after 11 matches, because of the absence of skating rink, it appears that the solution is not viable and the frankness ceases its activities definitively.

In 1940, the Bisons reappear when the Stars of Syracuse move in Buffalo to become new the Bisons of Buffalo. This team will evolve/move in LAH until in 1970.

Statistical of seasons

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