1947–48 Yale Bulldogs
men's ice hockey season
ConferenceT–4th Pentagonal League
Home iceNew Haven Arena
Record
Overall8–11–1
Conference2–5–0
Home7–3–1
Road0–8–0
Neutral1–0–0
Coaches and captains
Head coachMurray Murdoch
Captain(s)Arthur Moher
Yale Bulldogs men's ice hockey seasons
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The 1922–23 Yale Bulldogs men's ice hockey season was the 53rd season of play for the program but first under the oversight of the NCAA. The Bulldogs represented Yale University and were coached by Murray Murdoch in his 10th season.

Season

After narrowly missing out on an Intercollegiate title the previous year, came in the season as one of the favorites for a bid into the newly created NCAA tournament.[1] The Bulldogs were a bit slow off the mark as they struggled to earn a win in their opening game against Brown, who were back on the ice for the first time since 1939.[2] The Elis looked much better in their second game when they rolled to an easy victory over Colby.[3]

Yale racked up a third early-season win but then went on an 18-day vacation over the winter break. When the team returned to the ice they looked sluggish and Army took advantage, handing the Elis their first loss of the year.[4]

Roster

No. S/P/C Player Class Pos Height Weight DoB Hometown Previous team
Walter Allen F
Illinois Vernon Armour F 1927-07-01 Lake Forest, Illinois
James Burns G
Joe Calhoun
Connecticut John Calhoun Jr. D Cornwall, Connecticut
Massachusetts Allen Clapp F 1924-11-30 Waban, Massachusetts
New York (state) Lawrence Dalley Jr. 1927-02-11 New York, New York
New York (state) David Guernsey F 1926-09-22 New York, New York
Hart
Holms
Kelley
McCracken
Meyer
Arthur Moher (C) Senior F
Connecticut John Polito 1926-06-03
Minnesota Robert Raines D Minneapolis, Minnesota
Massachusetts Alexander Read F Boston, Massachusetts
Gordon Ritz F
John Soper D
Henry Van Dyke F
New York (state) Terrance Van Ingen 1924-11-17 Manhattan, New York
Richard Welch D
Wells
Richard Wood F

[5]

Standings

1947–48 NCAA Independent ice hockey standings
Intercollegiate Overall
GP W L T Pct. GF GA GP W L T GF GA
Army161141.71978391611417839
Bemidji State5050.0001336102803763
Boston College191450.7371266019145012660
Boston University242040.8331798624204017986
Bowdoin9450.4444568116505673
Brown14590.3576191145906191
California10280.20045621751208789
Clarkson12561.45867391710619654
Colby8260.250284182602841
Colgate10730.70054341310308345
Colorado College14950.6438473271980207120
Cornell4040.0003434040343
Dartmouth232120.9131567624213015681
Fort Devens State133100.2313374––––––
Georgetown3210.667121175203721
Hamilton–––––––14770––
Harvard229130.409131131239140135140
Lehigh8080.00089510010012108
Massachusetts2020.0001233030330
Michigan181620.8891055323202114163
Michigan Tech197120.36887962081209197
Middlebury14851.6071116816105112774
Minnesota16970.5637873219120100105
Minnesota–Duluth6330.500212496303628
MIT198110.4219311419811093114
New Hampshire13490.3085867134905867
North Dakota10640.600514616115010368
North Dakota Agricultural5320.600272864203729
Northeastern191090.526135119191090135119
Norwich9360.3333858136705670
Princeton188100.444657221101107979
St. Cloud State121020.83355351612407355
St. Lawrence9630.6676527138419550
Suffolk–––––––––––––
Tufts4310.750171543101715
Union9180.1117869180786
Williams11362.364374713472––
Yale165101.34460692081118985
1947–48 Pentagonal League standings
Conference Overall
GP W L T PTS GF GA GP W L T GF GA
Dartmouth †77001.000492024213015681
Army4220.50012171611417839
Harvard7340.4293133239140135140
Princeton7250.286233121101107979
Yale7250.28620322081118985
† indicates conference champion

Schedule and results

DateOpponentSiteResultRecord
Regular Season
December 10 Brown* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 5–4  1–0–0
December 13 Colby* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 7–3  2–0–0
December 17 St. Nicholas Hockey Club* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 7–5  3–0–0
January 10 at Army Smith Rink • West Point, New York L 3–4  3–1–0 (0–1–0)
January 14 Clarkson* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut T 6–6 OT 3–1–1
January 17 Boston University* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut L 3–4  3–2–1
January 21 St. Nicholas Hockey Club* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 10–3  4–2–1
January 24 Dartmouth New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut L 0–6  4–3–1 (0–2–0)
January 31 vs. Westchester All-Stars* Norwalk, Connecticut W 7–2  5–3–1
February 3 at Rye Hawks* Rye, New York L 5–6  5–4–1
February 6 at Michigan* Weinberg Coliseum • Ann Arbor, Michigan L 1–6  5–5–1
February 7 at Michigan* Weinberg Coliseum • Ann Arbor, Michigan L 3–7  5–6–1
February 11 California* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut L 2–6  5–7–1
February 12 at Brown* Rhode Island Auditorium • Providence, Rhode Island L 7–8  5–8–1
February 14 at Dartmouth Davis Rink • Hanover, New Hampshire L 4–9  5–9–1 (0–3–0)
February 21 at Princeton Hobey Baker Memorial Rink • Princeton, New Jersey L 3–6  5–10–1 (0–4–0)
February 27 Princeton New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 2–1 OT 6–10–1 (1–4–0)
March 6 Harvard New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 4–3  7–10–1 (2–4–0)
March 13 at Harvard Boston Arena • Boston, Massachusetts L 4–3  7–11–1 (2–5–0)
March 6 Harvard* New Haven Arena • New Haven, Connecticut W 10–3 †  8–11–1
*Non-conference game.

† The game was ended 75 seconds early due to a brawl between both teams. [1]

References

  1. 1 2 "YALE MEN'S HOCKEY RESULTS, 1895 -2019" (PDF). Yale Bulldogs. Retrieved December 30, 2019.
  2. ↑ "Blue Pucksters Nip Bruins, 5-4, In Opening Clash". Yale Daily News. December 11, 1947. Retrieved March 3, 2023.
  3. ↑ "Clapp Provides Trio of Goals". Yale Daily News. December 15, 1947. Retrieved March 3, 2023.
  4. ↑ "West Point Six Triumphs". Yale Daily News. January 12, 1948. Retrieved March 3, 2023.
  5. ↑ "1947-1948 Roster". Elite Prospects. Retrieved December 30, 2019.
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