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33-34QueCast

1933-34 Quebec Castors program, showing many of the teams' logos.

The Canadian-American Hockey League existed from 1926 until the 1936. Following the 1935-36 season the CAHL merged with the original International Hockey League to form the International-American Hockey League for the 1936 season. The International-American Hockey League became the American Hockey League in 1940.

Teams[]

Team Location Arena Tenure Notes
Boston Tigers Boston, Massachusetts Boston Garden 1926-1930 renamed Boston Cubs
Providence Reds Providence, Rhode Island Rhode Island Auditorium 1926-1936 join International American Hockey League
New Haven Eagles New Haven, Connecticut New Haven Arena 1926-1936 join International American Hockey League
Quebec Beavers Quebec City, Quebec Quebec Arena 1926-1928 moved to Newark, New Jersey renamed Newark Bulldogs
Springfield Indians West Springfield, Massachusetts Eastern States Coliseum 1926-1932 withdrew December 20, 1932
Philadelphia Arrows Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Arena 1927-1935 renamed Philadelphia Ramblers
Newark Bulldogs Newark, New Jersey Newark Garden Arena 1928-1929 folded
Boston Cubs Boston, Massachusetts Boston Garden 1931-1936 folded
Bronx Tigers New York, New York Bronx Coliseum 1931-1932 folded
Quebec Beavers Quebec City, Quebec Quebec Arena 1932-1935 moved to West Springfield, Massachusetts; renamed Springfield Indians
Springfield Indians West Springfield, Massachusetts Eastern States Coliseum 1935-1936 join International American Hockey League
Philadelphia Ramblers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Arena 1935-1936 join International American Hockey League


Champions[]

Season Regular season Fountaine Cup Playoffs
1935-36 Philadelphia Ramblers Philadelphia Ramblers
1934-35 Boston Bruin Cubs Boston Bruin Cubs
1933-34 Providence Reds Providence Reds
1932-33 Philadelphia Arrows Boston Cubs
1931-32 Providence Reds Providence Reds
1930-31 Springfield Indians Springfield Indians
1929-30 Providence Reds Providence Reds
1928-29 Boston Tigers Boston Tigers
1927-28 Springfield Indians Springfield Indians
1926-27 New Haven Eagles Springfield Indians

References[]

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