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Ice hockey proved to be a fairly popular sport in Aberdeen, Scotland, during the winter of 1913-14. There were numerous matches played at the Aberdeen Glaciarium on Forbesfield Road, most of them involving the Grammar School Former Pupils Ice Hockey Club and the Aberdeen Ice Hockey Club. There was a small in-house league played, called the Glaciarium Championship. The final between Aberdeen IHC and Grammar School was scheduled for March 14, although no result was ever reported.

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  • Aberdeen Hockey (1913-1914)
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  • Ice hockey proved to be a fairly popular sport in Aberdeen, Scotland, during the winter of 1913-14. There were numerous matches played at the Aberdeen Glaciarium on Forbesfield Road, most of them involving the Grammar School Former Pupils Ice Hockey Club and the Aberdeen Ice Hockey Club. There was a small in-house league played, called the Glaciarium Championship. The final between Aberdeen IHC and Grammar School was scheduled for March 14, although no result was ever reported.
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  • Ice hockey proved to be a fairly popular sport in Aberdeen, Scotland, during the winter of 1913-14. There were numerous matches played at the Aberdeen Glaciarium on Forbesfield Road, most of them involving the Grammar School Former Pupils Ice Hockey Club and the Aberdeen Ice Hockey Club. The enthusiasm of the rink director, Monsieur Croze, was credited for the introduction of the sport to the Glaciarium. There were even talks of affiliating the Aberdeen combination with the Ligue Internationale de Hockey sur Glace (the present-day IIHF). The possibility of Princes Ice Hockey Club facing an Aberdeen team during the 1913-14 season was also discussed. Neither of these ambitious plans materialized, but they do illustrate the interest the sport was creating in Aberdeen. There was a small in-house league played, called the Glaciarium Championship. The final between Aberdeen IHC and Grammar School was scheduled for March 14, although no result was ever reported. Hockey in Aberdeen completely died out with the onset of World War I, and it wasn't until the 1990s that the sport was revived again in the city.
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