1914–15 Toronto Hockey Club season
Introduction The '''1914–15 Toronto Hockey Club season''' was the third season of the Toronto franchise in the National Hockey Association (NHA). Toronto finished third during the regular season and did not qualify for the playoffs.
Off-season The Blueshirts lost their leading scorer Scotty Davidson who enlisted for World War I. Davidson would die while fighting overseas.
Regular season Jack Marshall was stricken with appendicitis in January 1915 and only played four games this season. After Marshall's operation on January 8, owner Frank Robinson took over as manager and coach.===Final standings======Game log=== '''#'''  '''Date'''  '''Visitor'''  '''Score'''  '''Home'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts''' 1  December 26  Toronto  4–3  Montreal Canadiens  1–0–0  2 2  December 30  Montreal Wanderers  5–2  Toronto  1–1–0  2 3  January 2  Toronto  2–6  Quebec Bulldogs  1–2–0  2 4  January 6  Toronto Ontarios  3–4  Toronto  2–2–0  4 5  January 9  Toronto  1–2  Ottawa Senators 2–3–0  4 6  January 13  Toronto  3–11  Montreal Wanderers  2–4–0  4 7  January 16  Quebec Bulldogs  1–3  Toronto  3–4–0  6 8  January 20  Toronto  4–3  Toronto Shamrocks  4–4–0  8 9  January 23  Ottawa Senators  2–4  Toronto  5–4–0  10 10  January 27  Montreal Canadiens  1–2  Toronto  6–4–0  12 11  January 30  Montreal Wanderers  2–8  Toronto  7–4–0  14 12  February 3  Toronto  2–7  Ottawa Senators 7–5–0  14 13  February 6  Montreal Canadiens  4–3  Toronto  7–6–0  14 14  February 10  Toronto  5–7  Quebec Bulldogs  7–7–0  14 15  February 13  Toronto  3–6  Toronto Shamrocks  7–8–0  14 16  February 17  Ottawa Senators  3–1  Toronto  7–9–0  14 17  February 20  Toronto  2–7  Montreal Canadiens  7–10–0  14 18  February 24  Toronto Shamrocks  1–5  Toronto  8–10–0  16 19  February 27  Quebec Bulldogs  5–4  Toronto  8–11–0  16 20  March 3  Toronto  4–5  Montreal Wanderers  8–12–0  16
See also * 1914–15 NHA season
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