Pittsburgh Athletic Club
| Pittsburgh Athletic Club | |
| Hemort | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
|---|---|
| Historia | WPHL 1896–1904 1907–1909 |
| Liga | Western Pennsylvania Hockey League |
| Arena | Schenley Park Casino, 1895–1896 Duquesne Gardens, 1899–1909 |
| Lagfärger | |
| Organisation | |
| Sportchef | Charles S. Miller[1] |
| Lagkapten | Harry Stoebener, 1899–00 |
| Mästare | WPHL 1898–99 1899–00 1900–01 |
Pittsburgh Athletic Club omkring år 1900.
Pittsburgh Athletic Club, även kallat Pittsburgh AC eller Pittsburgh PAC, var ett amerikanskt ishockeylag från Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania som spelade i den semiprofessionella ligan Western Pennsylvania Hockey League åren 1896–1904 samt 1907–1909. Laget vann tre raka ligatitlar i WPHL åren 1898–1901. Pittsburgh Athletic Club spelade i karmosinröda och vita färger och klubbmärket föreställde en slutsten inom en triangel, som en referens till Pennsylvanias smeknamn "Keystone State".[2][3]
Bland de spelare som representerade Pittsburgh Athletic Club under lagets nio säsonger i WPHL fanns Alf Smith, Albert Kerr, Frederick "Cyclone" Taylor, Ken Mallen, William "Pud" Hamilton, Billy Baird, Con Corbeau, William "Lady" Taylor och Garnet Sixsmith.
Referenser
- "First 'Pros' Start League Play In 1902" Fred Landucci, The Pittsburgh Press, 27 september 1961.
Noter
- ^ "Speed Is Hockey's Chief Charm" Charles S. Miller, The Pittsburgh Press, 24 november 1901.
- ^ "Great hockey to be played in this city" The Pittsburgh Press, 24 november, 1907.
- ^ 1900–10 Early Pro Hockey pittsburghhockey.net
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Ice hockey club Pittsburgh Athletic Club of the Western Pennsylvania Hockey League, 1899–1900 season. Back row, from left: Harry Edwards, Charles S. Miller (manager), Herb Reyner. Middle row, from left: Frank Edwards, Harry Stoebener, Clarence Diebold. Front row, from left: Robert Hamilton, O'Neil (?), Walter Coulson.
Ice hockey club Pittsburgh Athletic Club of the Western Pennsylvania Hockey League, 1899–1900 season. Back row, from left: Harry Edwards, Charles S. Miller (manager), Herb Reyner. Middle row, from left: Frank Edwards, Harry Stoebener, Clarence Diebold. Front row, from left: Robert Hamilton, O'Neil (?), Walter Coulson.