and the rest of the AHAC teams resigned and formed the Canadian Amateur Hockey League (CAHL). Creation of Ottawa District Hockey Association In 1914, the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association(CAHA) was formed, and Ottawa's associations (including OCHL and CCHA) were placed under the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association. Attempts to form a separate organization from Quebec took several years. In 1919, in a ruling from the CAHA, the rival Capital HA's CCHA teams were forced to join the OCHL, ending the feud that had caused the dissolution of the AHAC in 1898. The OCHL became the sole senior league for the district, ending the CCHA. In 1920, the Ottawa District Hockey Association (ODHA) was formed to oversee Ottawa hockey, and in 1921, was granted membership in the CAHA. The City League continued to exist as the senior league of Ottawa and district. The ODHA is known today as Hockey Eastern Ontario. During World War II, the league admitted senior teams from the armed forces stationed at Ottawa. These teams, which had NHL players, were temporary, but would enter championship play and several won the Canadian Allan Cup amateur senior men's ice hockey championship. The famous 'Kraut Line' of the Boston Bruins played for the Ottawa RCAF Flyers and won the Allan Cup. This was the last hurrah of the City League, which folded after the war and league play was re-organized under the auspices of the ODHA. Many famous players have graduated from, or played in the league, including Punch Broadbent, Eddie Gerard, King Clancy, Bill Cowley, Syd Howe, Aurel Joliat, Frank McGee, Ken Reardon and Milt Schmidt. Senior champions 1890–91 – 1892–93 Ottawa HC 1895–96 Ottawa Aberdeens 1906–07 Ottawa Cliffsides 1907–08 Ottawa Seconds 1908–09 Ottawa Seconds 1909–10 Ottawa Seconds 1910–11 Ottawa Seconds 1917–18 Imperial Munitions 1918–19 St. Brigids 1919–20 Munitions 1920–21 Gunners 1921–22 Montagnards 1922–23 St. Patricks College 1923–24 Montagnards 1924–25 LaSalle College 1925–26 Gunners 1926–27 New Edinburgh 1927–28 Montagnards 1928–29 Shamrocks 1929–30 Shamrocks 1930–31 Rideaus 1931–32 Shamrocks 1932–33 Rideaus 1933–34 New Edinburgh 1934–35 Canadiens 1935–36 Brockville Magedomas 1936–37 Hull Volants 1937–38 Cornwall Flyers 1938–39 Hull Volants 1939–40 Hull Volants 1940–41 Hull Volants 1941–42 RCAF Flyers 1942–43 RCAF Flyers 1943–44 Hull Volants 1944–45 Hull Volants Junior champions 1927–28 Gunners 1928–29 Shamrocks 1929–30 Rideaus 1930–31 Primrose 1931–32 Primrose 1932–33 Shamrocks 1933–34 Shamrocks 1934–35 Rideaus 1935–36 Univ. of Ottawa 1936–37 Rideaus 1937–38 Primrose 1938–39 Hull Volants 1939–40 New Edinburgh 1940–41 Canadiens 1941–42 Univ.