East York Lyndhursts

The East York Lyndhursts were a Canadian senior Ice hockey team that played in Toronto, Ontario.

They were named after and sponsored by a local car dealer.

They made it to the Ontario Hockey Association Senior B semi finals in their first two seasons. That got them an invitation to be Canada's representative at the 1954 World Ice Hockey Championships.

This was the Soviet Union's first entry in the World Championship and the Lyndhursts lost the final game to them.

The Lyndhursts played only a partial season in the East York Major League in 1953-54. They got a bye to the final which they played (and lost) when they returned after the World Championship.

That year they also played an exhibition schedule in Europe.

Season-by-Season Results

Ontario Hockey Association (Senior B)

Season Games Won Lost Tied Points Goals
for
Goals
against
StandingPlayoffs
1951-52 - - - - - - - -Lost Ontario Semi Final
1952-53 30 29 9 2 60 187 97 1st East York LeagueLost Ontario Semi Final
1953-54 24 18 6 0 36 168 107 3rd East York LeagueLost Final
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