was not officially allowed in Canadian football rules until 1929. He was the first football coach in Canada to introduce "X" and "Y" strategic formations and "secondary defence". In 1969, the Shaughnessy Cup was first presented for local football supremacy between McGill and Loyola College. Since 1975, the Cup has been fought for in an annual challenge match between McGill and Concordia University. Shaughnessy was inducted as a builder into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1963, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in 1983, its inaugural induction year, and the McGill University Sports Hall of Fame in 1997. Ice hockey While living in Ottawa, Shaughnessy served from 1914 until 1916 as the manager of the Ottawa Senators. Shaughnessy coached the McGill women's hockey team and was appointed men's hockey coach in 1919, guiding the Redmen to a 61-56-2 record until stepping down in 1927. The 61 victories established a McGill record and since then, has only been surpassed by four other McGill hockey coaches. References External links 1880s births 1969 deaths People from Amboy, Illinois Baseball players from Illinois Players of American football from Illinois Ice hockey people from Illinois Baseball players from Montreal Bradford Drillers players Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductees Canadian Football Hall of Fame inductees Clemson Tigers baseball coaches Clemson Tigers football coaches Cornell Big Red football coaches Detroit Tigers coaches Fort Wayne Railroaders players McGill Redbirds football coaches McGill University faculty Minor league baseball executives Montgomery Senators players Montreal Royals managers Notre Dame Fighting Irish baseball players Notre Dame Fighting Irish football players Ottawa Rough Riders coaches Philadelphia Athletics players Reading Pretzels players Roanoke Tigers players San Francisco Seals (baseball) players Sioux City Soos players South Bend Greens players Syracuse Stars (minor league baseball) players Washington and Lee Generals football coaches Washington Senators (1901–1960) players Wellsville Rainmakers players Yale Bulldogs football coaches Baseball coaches from Illinois Freeport Pretzels players Shamokin (minor league baseball) players Warren Warriors players