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1931–32 Marquette Hilltoppers men's ice hockey season
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The 1931–32 Marquette Hilltoppers men's ice hockey season was the 10th season of play for the program.
Season
After a good season, Marquette was hoping to see their team return to the top of the heap but the weather had different ideas. A very mild winter left the Hilltoppers with essentially no ice prior to their first slate of games during the Christmas holiday. The team was led by Harold McFadyen and showed great improvement during their trek through Northern Michigan and Minnesota. After the team culminated their 4-game trip with a 14–2 win, they returned home, ready to continue their 22-game schedule. Unfortunately, the warm weather had not abated and Marquette was forced to remain idle for the entire month of January.https://cdm16280.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4007hilltop/id/39168 1932 Hilltop Marquette University April 27, 2021
It wasn't until February that the Hilltoppers were able to play another game. The day before they were set to play, however, it was revealed that "Yank" McFadyen had earned too many credit hours and was no longer eligible to play. His role as captain was assumed by "Porky" Furlong. With their ice just barely serviceable, they welcomed Michigan Tech for a pair of games and won the series despite the layoff. Those games turned out to be the only home matches for the entire season and Marquette had to piece together the rest of their schedule on the fly. The Hilltoppers, who had built a reputation after winning two Intercollegiate titles in three years, played a game against the Poland National Team, who were gearing up for the 1932 Winter Olympics (they would place 4th of 4 teams) and performed well, losing the match 2–4. The next game for the team came on Big Cedar Lake against a local athletic club and the Hilltoppers showed that all it took was a few games to get them into shape.
The team ended its season with a pair of games against Michigan and, while the teams were essentially even in their play, the score of both games went to the Wolverines by a single goal. After the season Marquette lost its head coach, who was a football coach by trade, to Colorado Normal School. The Hilltoppers would have to contend with another new coach but the bigger concern was the lack of ice.
Roster
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Sverre A. Elnes sr F USA Hibbing, Minnesota yes
George L. Finkbeiner so F CAN Listowel, Ontario yes
Clarence J. Furlong sr F USA Hibbing, Minnesota yes C
Kenneth Hood so F CAN Calgary, Alberta yes
Harry J. McCann jr F CAN Sydney, Nova Scotia yes
Harold K. McFadyen sr D CAN Crossfield, Alberta yes C
William J. McIntyre so F CAN Listowel, Ontario yes
Archibald Nicholson F yes
Donald A. Olson so F USA Duluth, Minnesota yes
Arthur Peterson D USA Duluth, Minnesota yes
Earl J. Thompson so G CAN Caron, Saskatchewan yes
Oscar Wettlaufer F yes
Standings
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Schedule and results
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December 18 w yes yes no Michigan Tech Calumet, Michigan † 4–3 1–0–0
December 21 l yes yes no Duluth West Ends Duluth, Minnesota 2–3 1–1–0
December 22 w yes yes no Duluth Junior College Duluth, Minnesota 3–2 2OT 2–1–0
December ? w yes yes no South Superior A.C. Duluth, Minnesota 14–2 3–1–0
February 1 w yes no Michigan Tech Hilltop Rink Milwaukee, Wisconsin 3–1 4–1–0
February 2 t yes no Michigan Tech Hilltop Rink Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1–1 4–1–1
February ? l yes yes no Poland National Team Chicago Stadium Chicago, Illinois 2–4 4–2–1
February ? w yes no West Bend A.C. Big Cedar Lake Big Cedar Lake, Wisconsin 7–1 5–2–1
February 26 l yes yes no Michigan Weinberg Coliseum Ann Arbor, Michigan 0–1 5–3–1
February 27 l yes yes no Michigan Weinberg Coliseum Ann Arbor, Michigan 3–4 5–4–1
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† Michigan Tech lists the game as being played at Milwaukee.Michigan Tech Huskies https://www.michigantechhuskies.com/sports/mice/1931-32/schedule 1931-32 Schedule May 3, 2021
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