Season LNH 1934-1935

The season LNH 1934-35 was the 18th season of the National league of hockey. 9 teams played each one 48 matches and with final the Maroons of Montreal beat the Maple Leafs of Toronto for the Coupe Stanley.

Regular season

The financial problems of the Senators d' Ottawa not arranging itself, the frankness moves then for Saint Louis in the Missouri and becomes the Eagles of Saint-Louis. But that does not solve of anything the problems and they are obliged to sell players with the Red Wings de Détroit: Ralph Bowman and Syd Howe is sold for 50.000$.

Final classifications

Foot-note: V = Victoire, D = Demolished, NR = No one, BP= Goals for, BC= Goals against, Pts = Points, Pun =Minutes of penalties

Better pointers

Foot-note: PJ = left played, B = goals, has = assistances, Pts= points, Pun= minutes of penalties

eliminatory Series

Quarterfinals (victory with the number of goals)

Montreal Mr. 1 - 0 Chicago
New York R. 6 - 5 Montreal C.

The most enthralling series opposed Chicago to Maroons of Montreal. At the commencement of the series, the trainer of Chicago (Clem Loughlin) went even until saying that the team which would leave there victorious would be likely great to gain the Coupe Stanley. During the first two matches none of the two teams succeeds in registering the least goal, it was then necessary to move towards the prolongations. During this one, before Chestnuts, Dave Trottier was crossed and had to leave the ice in order to be recousu. It had not reached the cloakrooms that its fellow-member Baldy Northcott registered the goal of the victory propelling Maroons in semi-final. The Rangers of New York were essential vis-a-vis the Canadian of Montreal thanks to Bill Cook. Hainsworth once again carried out large macths vis-a-vis Rangers and it was thus Maple Leafs which reached the finale.

Half finales

New York R. 4 - 5 Montreal Mr. (qualification with the number of goals)
Toronto 3 - 1 Boston (with the number of matches)

In the other series, the guard of Maple Leafs (George Hainsworth) was a true plague for the attackers of the Bruins of Boston.

Final of the Cut Stanley

Maroons gained the Stanley Cut by being essential 3 matches on 1. George Hainsworth could nothing face the line of the young players of Montreal: Joe Primeau, Harvey Jackson and Charlie Conacher. Moreover, with aims Alex Connell was intractable.

Trophies LNH

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