Hamilton Tigers

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The Hamilton Tigers were an early 20th-century Canadian professional ice hockey team that competed in the National Hockey League before folding in the mid-1920s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Hockey League team
defunct ice hockey team
professional sports team
competitionLevel major professional
country Canada
countryOfLeague Canada NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
dissolved 1925
era early 20th century
finalSeason 1924–25 NHL season
foldedIn mid-1920s
founded 1920
historicalSignificance involved in first major players strike in NHL history
one of the earliest NHL franchises in Ontario
homeArena Barton Street Arena NERFINISHED
homeVenue Barton Street Arena NERFINISHED
joinedLeague National Hockey League NERFINISHED
joinedLeagueInSeason 1920–21 NHL season
league National Hockey League
location Hamilton, Ontario NERFINISHED
nickname Tigers NERFINISHED
notableEvent players strike in 1925 over pay for expanded schedule
participatedIn NHL playoffs NERFINISHED
NHL regular season NERFINISHED
playersRightsSoldTo New York Americans NERFINISHED
predecessor Quebec Bulldogs NERFINISHED
professional true
reasonForFolding player strike and ownership dispute
region Ontario NERFINISHED
relocatedFrom Quebec City NERFINISHED
shortName Tigers NERFINISHED
sport ice hockey
status defunct
successor New York Americans NERFINISHED
teamColors black
gold

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Quebec Bulldogs successorTeamFranchise Hamilton Tigers
Quebec Bulldogs relocationResultedIn Hamilton Tigers
Joe Malone team Hamilton Tigers
Joe Malone playsFor Hamilton Tigers
Ti-Cats foundedByMergerOf Hamilton Tigers