Toronto Blueshirts

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The Toronto Blueshirts were an early 20th-century professional ice hockey team based in Toronto that played a key role in the formation of the NHL’s original Toronto franchise.

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Toronto Blueshirts canonical 5
Toronto Arenas 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct ice hockey team
professional ice hockey team
abbreviation Toronto Hockey Club
cityRepresentation first major professional hockey club to represent Toronto in the NHA
country Canada
era early 20th century
firstSeason 1912–13 NHA season
folded 1917
founded 1911
governingBodyConflict NHA ownership disputes involving Eddie Livingstone
historicalSignificance contributed players and assets to the first NHL Toronto team in 1917
homeArena Mutual Street Arena
league National Hockey Association
location Toronto
notablePlayer Frank Nighbor
Harry Cameron
Jack Marshall
Percy LeSueur
Scotty Davidson
owner Eddie Livingstone
playedInLeague NHA
roleInHistory precursor to the NHL’s original Toronto franchise
sport ice hockey
StanleyCupOpponent Victoria Aristocrats
StanleyCupWinSeason 1913–14
status defunct
successorFranchise Toronto Maple Leafs
successorTeam Toronto Maple Leafs
surface form: Toronto Arenas
teamColors blue
wonChampionship Stanley Cup

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National Hockey Association notableTeam Toronto Blueshirts
Frank Nighbor team Toronto Blueshirts
Frank Nighbor team Toronto Blueshirts
this entity surface form: Toronto Arenas
NHA notableTeam Toronto Blueshirts
The Buds associatedWithFranchiseOriginalName Toronto Blueshirts
this entity surface form: Toronto Arenas
Francis team Toronto Blueshirts
subject surface form: Francis "Frank" Nighbor
Francis memberOfSportsTeam Toronto Blueshirts
subject surface form: Francis "Frank" Nighbor