Tacoma Tigers
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| Gründung | 1930
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| Auflösung | 1931
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| Geschichte | Tacoma Tigers 1930–1931 }} |
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| Standort | Tacoma, Washington
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| Liga | Pacific Coast Hockey League
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Die Tacoma Tigers waren ein US-amerikanisches Eishockeyfranchise der Pacific Coast Hockey League aus Tacoma, Washington.
Geschichte
Das Franchise der Tacoma Tigers nahm 1930 den Spielbetrieb in der zwei Jahre zuvor gegründeten Pacific Coast Hockey League auf. Nach nur zehn absolvierten Spielen, von denen die Tigers nur zwei gewannen, stellte die Mannschaft den Spielbetrieb schon zu Beginn der Saison 1930/31 vorzeitig wieder ein.
Weblinks
- The Internet Hockey Database - Statistik Tacoma Tigers
- The Internet Hockey Database - Spielerliste Tacoma Tigers
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Pacific Coast Hockey League (1928–1931):
Portland Buckaroos |
Seattle Eskimos |
Tacoma Tigers |
Vancouver Lions |
Victoria Cubs
Pacific Coast Hockey League (1936–1941):
Oakland Clippers |
Portland Buckaroos |
Seattle Olympics |
Seattle Seahawks |
Spokane Bombers |
Spokane Clippers |
Vancouver Lions
Pacific Coast Hockey League (1944–1952):
Calgary Stampeders |
Edmonton Flyers |
Fresno Falcons |
Hollywood Wolves |
Los Angeles Monarchs |
New Westminster Royals |
Oakland Oaks |
Pasadena Panthers |
Portland Eagles |
Portland Penguins |
San Diego Skyhawks |
San Francisco Shamrocks |
Saskatoon Quakers |
Seattle Ironmen |
Seattle Stars |
Tacoma Rockets |
Vancouver Vanguards |
Vancouver Canucks |
Victoria Cougars
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Pacific Coast Hockey League (1928–1931):
Portland Buckaroos |
Seattle Eskimos |
Tacoma Tigers |
Vancouver Lions |
Victoria Cubs
Pacific Coast Hockey League (1936–1941):
Oakland Clippers |
Portland Buckaroos |
Seattle Olympics |
Seattle Seahawks |
Spokane Bombers |
Spokane Clippers |
Vancouver Lions
Pacific Coast Hockey League (1944–1952):
Calgary Stampeders |
Edmonton Flyers |
Fresno Falcons |
Hollywood Wolves |
Los Angeles Monarchs |
New Westminster Royals |
Oakland Oaks |
Pasadena Panthers |
Portland Eagles |
Portland Penguins |
San Diego Skyhawks |
San Francisco Shamrocks |
Saskatoon Quakers |
Seattle Ironmen |
Seattle Stars |
Tacoma Rockets |
Vancouver Vanguards |
Vancouver Canucks |
Victoria Cougars
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