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Season Standings Appendix A - Season Standings 1915-75 1915-16 PCHA GP W L T GF GA 1923-24 PCHA GP W L T GF GA * Portland Rosebuds 18 13 5 0 71 50 Seattle Metropolitans 30 14 16 0 84 99 Vancouver Millionaires 18 9 9 0 75 69 *Vancouver Millionaires 30 13 16 1 87 80 Seattle Metropolitans 18 9 9 0 68 67 Victoria Cougars 30 11 18 1 78 103 Victoria Aristocrats 18 5 13 0 74 102 1928-29 PCHA GP W L T GF GA 1916-17 PCHA GP W L T GF GA *Vancouver Lions 36 25 8 3 87 54 * Seattle Metropolitans 24 16 8 0 125 80 Seattle Eskimos 36 17 17 2 75 76 Vancouver Millionaires 23 14 9 0 131 124 Portland Buckaroos 36 14 17 5 64 72 Portland Rosebuds 24 9 15 0 114 112 Victoria Cubs 36 8 22 6 68 91 Spokane Canaries 23 8 15 0 89 143 1929-30 PCHL GP W L T GF GA 1917-18 PCHA GP W L T GF GA *Vancouver Lions 36 20 8 8 86 46 Seattle Metropolitans 18 11 7 0 67 65 Portland Buckaroos 36 20 10 6 64 34 *Vancouver Millionaires 18 9 9 0 70 60 Seattle Eskimos 36 15 13 8 77 58 Portland Rosebuds 18 7 11 0 63 75 Victoria Cubs 36 5 29 2 43 132 1918-19 PCHA GP W L T GF GA 1930-31 PCHL GP W L T GF GA Vancouver Millionaires 20 12 8 0 72 55 Seattle Eskimos 34 16 9 9 64 51 *Seattle Metropolitans 20 11 9 0 66 46 *Vancouver Lions 35 14 13 8 61 61 Victoria Aristocrats 20 7 13 0 44 81 Portland Buckaroos 35 12 15 8 60 61 Tacoma Tigers 10 2 7 1 12 24 1919-20 PCHA GP W L T GF GA *Seattle Metropolitans 22 12 10 0 59 55 1933-34 NWHL GP W L T GF GA Vancouver Millionaires 22 11 11 0 75 65 *Calgary Tigers 34 17 11 6 117 76 Victoria Aristocrats 22 10 12 0 57 71 Edmonton Eskimos 34 18 12 4 98 91 Vancouver Lions 34 17 16 1 95 111 1920-21 PCHA GP W L T GF GA Seattle Seahawks 34 15 17 2 80 95 *Vancouver Millionaires 24 13 11 0 86 78 Portland Buckaroos 34 10 21 3 80 116 Seattle Metropolitans 24 12 11 1 77 68 Victoria Aristocrats 24 10 13 1 71 88 1934-35 NWHL GP W L T GF GA Seattle Seahawks 32 20 9 3 98 69 1921-22 PCHA GP W L T GF GA Portland Buckaroos 32 15 10 7 83 72 Seattle Metropolitans 24 12 11 1 65 64 *Vancouver Lions 32 15 11 6 105 81 *Vancouver Millionaires 24 12 12 0 77 68 Edmonton Eskimos 26 7 15 4 77 101 Victoria Aristocrats 24 11 12 1 61 71 Calgary Tigers 26 3 15 8 60 190 1922-23 PCHA GP W L T GF GA 1935-36 NWHL GP W L T GF GA *Vancouver Millionaires 30 17 12 1 116 88 *Seattle Seahawks 39 19 14 6 100 86 Victoria Cougars 30 16 14 0 94 85 Portland Buckaroos 40 18 14 8 88 67 Seattle Metropolitans 30 15 15 0 100 106 Vancouver Lions 40 18 17 5 125 117 Edmonton Eskimos 39 14 18 7 97 105 Calgary Tigers 40 15 21 4 107 141 KEY: GP - Games Played; W - Wins; L - Losses; T- Ties; GF - Goals For; GA - Goals Against. Teams marked with a * won the league championship in that season. Emerald Ice - Hockey in Seattle from 1915 to 1975 1936-37 PCHL GP W L T GF GA 1945-46 PCHL GP W L T GF GA *Portland Buckaroos 39 21 13 5 95 72 NORTHERN DIVISION Vancouver Lions 36 16 12 8 111 86 *Vancouver Canucks 58 37 21 0 308 247 Oakland/Spokane 39 14 18 7 85 96 Portland Eagles 58 29 29 0 257 261 Seattle Seahawks 38 13 21 4 78 115 Seattle Ironmen 58 29 29 0 251 214 New West. Royals 58 20 32 0 228 268 1937-38 PCHL GP W L T GF GA SOUTHERN DIVISION *Seattle Seahawks 42 20 14 8 123 100 Oakland Oaks 40 25 15 0 188 159 Vancouver Lions 42 19 18 5 87 91 Hollywood Wolves 40 21 19 0 157 157 Portland Buckaroos 42 16 18 8 88 84 San Diego Skyhawks 40 21 19 0 145 139 Spokane Clippers 42 16 21 5 90 113 Los Angeles Monarchs 40 17 23 0 189 208 San Fran. Shamrocks 40 11 29 0 158 229 1938-39 PCHL GP W L T GF GA * Portland Buckaroos 48 31 9 8 180 114 1946-47 PCHL GP W L T GF GA Seattle Seahawks 48 21 21 6 168 167 NORTHERN DIVISION Vancouver Lions 48 15 24 9 139 195 Porltand Eagles 60 39 21 0 281 216 Spokane Clippers 48 14 27 7 144 155 Seattle Ironmen 60 34 25 1 263 195 Vancouver Canucks 60 30 29 1 267 287 1939-40 PCHL GP W L T GF GA New West. Royals 60 29 29 2 257 270 *Vancouver Lions 40 22 16 2 132 126 Tacoma Rockets 60 16 42 2 223 324 Portland Buckaroos 40 17 18 5 96 99 SOUTHERN DIVISION Seattle Seahawks 40 16 21 3 120 125 Hollywood Wolves 60 43 16 1 238 138 *Los Angeles Monarchs 60 36 24 0 308 260 1940-41 PCHL GP W L T GF GA San Diego Skyhawks 60 33 26 1 194 160 Spokane Bombers 48 25 18 5 146 127 Fresno Falcons 60 26 33 1 236 252 *Vancouver Lions 48 22 21 5 163 167 Oakland Oaks 60 22 38 0 253 306 Seattle Olympics 48 20 21 7 158 167 San Fran. Shamrocks 60 17 42 1 217 329 Portland Buckaroos 48 20 27 1 130 158 1943-44 NWHL GP W L T GF GA 1947-48 PCHL GP W L T GF GA *Vancouver Maple Leafs 16 12 4 0 95 69 NORTHERN DIVISION Issacson Iron Works 16 9 7 0 103 87 Seattle Ironmen 66 42 21 3 311 239 Portland DeCiccos 16 6 9 1 68 93 Tacoma Rockets 66 34 28 4 294 281 Hancock Oilers 16 6 8 2 68 78 *Vancouver Canucks 66 34 29 3 284 264 Boeing Bombers 16 5 10 1 72 79 New West. Royals 66 27 38 1 293 322 Portland Eagles 66 17 46 3 256 345 1944-45 PCHL GP W L T GF GA SOUTHERN DIVISION NORTHERN DIVISION Los Angeles Monarchs 66 36 26 4 306 270 Issacson Ironmen 28 21 6 1 161 84 San Fran. Shamrocks 66 35 29 2 243 227 Portland Eagles 27 19 7 1 131 103 San Diego Skyhawks 66 32 31 3 242 258 Sick’s Stars 27 12 14 1 140 148 Fresno Falcons 66 30 32 4 229 236 Vancouver Maple Leafs 28 8 19 1 117 171 Oakland Oaks 66 29 36 1 236 252 188 Appendix A - Season Standings 1915-75 1948-49 PCHL GP W L T GF GA 1952-53 WHL GP W L T GF GA NORTHERN DIVISION Saskatoon Quakers 70 35 26 9 268 240 New West. Royals 70 39 26 5 285 229 Vancouver Canucks 70 32 28 10 222 216 Tacoma Rockets 70 34 31 5 239 262 Calgary Stampeders 70 31 27 12 254 252 Vancouver Canucks 70 33 31 6 262 256 *Edmonton Flyers 70 31 28 11 263 227 Portland Penguins 70 32 31 7 246 236 Seattle Bombers 70 30 32 8 222 225 Seattle Ironmen 70 29 36 5 225 246 New West. Royals 70 29 33 8 217 254 SOUTHERN DIVISION Tacoma Rockets 70 27 31 12 246 249 Fresno Falcons 70 33 30 7 213 211 Victoria Cougars 70 26 36 8 244 273 Oakland Oaks 70 33 33 4 241 222 *San Diego Skyhawks 70 32 35 3 249 275 Los Angeles Monarchs 70 28 33 9 246 271 1953-54 WHL GP W L T GF GA San Fran. Shamrocks 70 29 36 5 273 271 Vancouver Canucks 70 39 24 7 218 174 *Calgary Stampeders 70 38 25 7 266 206 1949-50 PCHL GP W L T GF GA Saskatoon Quakers 70 32 29 9 226 214 NORTHERN DIVISION Edmonton Flyers 70 29 30 11 246 260 *New West. Royals 71 36 19 16 291 233 Victoria Cougars 70 27 32 11 203 223 Tacoma Rockets 70 34 27 6 302 238 New West. Royals 70 28 34 8 218 261 Vancouver Canucks 70 33 28 9 300 263 Seattle Bombers 70 22 41 7 209 248 Seattle Ironmen 70 32 27 11 212 237 Portland Penguins 71 32 30 9 237 229 Victoria Cougars 70 22 42 6 218 307 1955-56 WHL GP W L T GF GA SOUTHERN DIVISION COAST DIVISION San Fran. Shamrocks 71 35 27 9 266 233 Vancouver Canucks 70 38 28 4 252 181 Los Angeles Monarchs 70 30 30 10 259 247 Victoria Cougars 70 35 30 5 206 196 San Diego Skyhawks 70 27 33 10 211 236 New West. Royals 70 31 37 2 238 258 Fresno Falcons 70 21 34 14 197 239 Seattle Americans 70 31 37 2 201 243 Oakland Oaks 29 10 14 5 78 109 PRAIRIE DIVISION *Winnipeg Warriors 70 40 28 2 248 212 1950-51 PCHL GP W L T GF GA Calgary Stampeders 70 40 30 0 292 242 *Victoria Cougars 70 35 20 15 250 216 Edmonton Flyers 70 33 34 3 236 256 New West.
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