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1923–24 Notre Dame Fighting Irish men's ice hockey season
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The 1923–24 Notre Dame Fighting Irish men's ice hockey season was the 7th season of play for the program. The team was coached by Tom Lieb in his 1st season.
Season
With the departure of Paul Castner due to graduation, the leadership of the Notre Dame ice hockey team passed to Tom Lieb. Lieb had also graduated but he stuck around to earn a graduate degree and accepted the role on top of duties as an assistant with the football team.https://archives.nd.edu/Scholastic/VOL_0057/VOL_0057_ISSUE_0006.pdf January Summary The Notre Dame Scholastic February 1, 1923 November 8, 2023 The bigger question for the team was how it would move forward after losing several of its top players. Aside from Castner, the Irish would also need to replace Percy Wilcox and Spike Flinn. The task of leading the team fell to Frank McSorley and the captain sought to keep Notre Dame as one of the top western teams.
The first match at Michigan was a good test for the inexperience Irish and the defense was at least up to par. Notre Dame held the Wolverines off of the scoresheet for the first half and look every bit the match of the favored home team. Though ND fell 1–3, the team was well positioned to have a good season.https://digital.bentley.umich.edu/midaily/mdp.39015071755750/819 Varsity Sextet Conquers Irish in Opening Game The Michigan Daily January 13, 1923 November 8, 2023 The following week the Irish took a road trip to Pittsburgh to play a local semi-pro team. The Irish didn't play as well as they had against Michigan but the strength of their opponent made those results far from disappointing.https://archives.nd.edu/Scholastic/VOL_0057/VOL_0057_ISSUE_0007.pdf Review of the Hockey Season The Notre Dame Scholastic March 1, 1923 November 8, 2023
When Notre Dame returned home they found that the weather had once again interfered with the team's plans. The rink at Badin Hall was unusable and they had to scramble to find a suitable alternative. A rink was hastily built atop St. Mary's Lake to the west of campus and by the time the amateur club from Chicago arrived, the team had hardly been able to get in any practice time. The visitors skated rings around the Irish and handed the team another defeat. Michigan arrived for a rematch after the exam break and got off to a quick start with 2 goals in the opening frame. While the Irish were able to net one in the period, the Wolverines played the rest of the match using 4 players as defensemen. Despite the best efforts, the Irish were unable to pierce through the stonewalling and fell 1–2.
Warming conditions made St. Mary's unusable afterwards and Notre Dame was unable to schedule any further games, leaving the team winless on the year.https://digital.bentley.umich.edu/midaily/mdp.39015071755743/16 Wolverine Six Defeats Irish The Michigan Daily February 12, 1923 November 8, 2023
Roster
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Theodore Bullard LW CAN Seaforth, Ontario yes
Thomas Carfango LW USA New York, New York yes
James Egan G USA Springfield, Massachusetts yes
Norman Feltes LW USA South Bend, Indiana yes
Raymond Gillespie G USA Chippewa, Michigan yes
John S. Hicok fr LW USA Hancock, Michigan yes
Robert Irmiger RW USA Chicago, Illinois yes
John Magie C USA Duluth, Minnesota yes
Charles Martin fr C/RW USA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania yes
Franklin McSorley jr C USA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania yes C
Charles Mouch D USA Troy, Ohio yes
James Stack C USA Saint Paul, Minnesota yes
Gerald Timmins so D CAN Montreal, Quebec yes
Standings
ND
Schedule and results
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January 12 l yes yes no Michigan Weinberg Coliseum Ann Arbor, Michigan 1–3 0–1–0
January 18 l yes yes no Pittsburgh Athletic ClubPAC Called "Pittsburgh All-Collegians" in some sources.The Pittsburgh Post January 19, 1924 13 Notre Dame Beaten by Local Ice Team in Red Hot Scrap https://www.newspapers.com/article/190386064/ Newspapers.comThe Pittsburgh Press January 19, 1924 13 Notre Dame Faces Local Collegians at Garden Again https://www.newspapers.com/article/190388006/ Newspapers.com Duquesne Garden Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1–4 0–2–0
January 19 l yes yes no Pittsburgh Athletic ClubPAC Duquesne Garden Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1–6 0–3–0
January 26 l yes no Illinois Athletic Club St. Mary's Lake South Bend, Indiana 1–5 0–4–0
February 8 l yes no Michigan St. Mary's Lake South Bend, Indiana 1–2 0–5–0
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