Game 070
St. Pats 5, Canadiens 3
Thursday, March 11, 1926
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The Canadiens, last year’s National Hockey League champions, will likely finish the present race in possession of the cellar berth. At the Arena Gardens last night, the St. Patricks defeated the Frenchmen by 5 to 3, and thus strengthened their hold on fifth place.
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Game 069
Canadiens 6, St. Pats 3
Tuesday, January 26, 1926
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The Montréal Canadiens defeated the Toronto St. Patricks by 6 to 3 in a scheduled contest of the National Hockey League here tonight. The game was featured by a scoring bee in the third period, when the Canadiens scored four goals, while the St. Patricks responded with two. The Canadiens registered twice and the St. Patricks once in the first frame, while the second went goalless.
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Game 068
St. Pats 6, Canadiens 2
Saturday, January 23, 1926
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
With hardly a murmur raised against the decisions of the referees, the St. Patricks’ professionals drubbed the Canadiens here on Saturday night by 6 to 2, and remained in the running for third place in the National League standing.
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Game 067
Canadiens 5, St. Pats 4
Tuesday, January 5, 1926
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The St. Pats gave another evidence of their return to form by stepping in Montréal last night and holding the Canadiens 5-4 in a fierce, hard game, which was in doubt until the final gong.
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Game 066
St. Pats 4, Canadiens 0
Saturday, December 12, 1925
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The St. Patricks scored their second victory Saturday night, when they defeated the Canadiens 4 to 0 before a large crowd in one of the most exciting professional games ever played at the arena.
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Playoff Game 04
Canadiens 2, St. Pats 0
NHL Championship, Game 2
Friday, March 13, 1925
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
In the most disappointing game of the professional season, the clever Canadiens of Montréal toyed with the St. Patricks here last night, defeated them by 2 to 0, and won the round and the right to play in the finals, if there are any, by 5 to 2.
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Playoff Game 03
Canadiens 3, St. Pats 2
NHL Championship, Game 1
Wednesday, March 11, 1925
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The St. Pats returned from Montréal this morning convinced that they can win out on the round from the Canadiens, despite the 3 to 2 reverse at the Mount Royal Arena last night.
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Game 065
St. Pats 3, Canadiens 1
Wednesday, February 25, 1925
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
“They tattooed and frapped us from the drop of the hat, but we won the game, and that makes up for all the abuse we got,” said Paul Ciceri, vice president of the St. Pats hockey team, when he got home this morning from Montréal, where the Irish brigade took another game from the Canadiens.
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Game 064
St. Pats 5, Canadiens 4
Saturday, February 7, 1925
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
Thrilling hockey featured the St. Patricks-Canadiens tilt here on Saturday night, when the largest crowd of the season saw the Irish match their speed against the Flying Frenchmen and come out on top by 5 to 4.
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Game 063
St. Pats 4, Canadiens 2
Wednesday, January 21, 1925
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The St. Pats came back from Montréal this morning covered with glory and bruises, and sore bodily and in spirit. They won from the Canadiens, 4 to 2, but while they were carving out a victory at the expense of the erstwhile leaders, the Montréal clan carved and cut ’em badly with their weapons, and there is not a member of the Irish outfit who does not carry some tangible reminder of the fray.
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Game 062
Canadiens 3, St. Pats 1
Saturday, January 3, 1925
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
Despite the hard battle that they went through at Hamilton last Thursday night, the Canadiens had enough reserve power left to defeat the St. Patricks here on Saturday by 3 to 1.
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Game 061
Canadiens 5, St. Pats 2
Wednesday, December 17, 1924
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The Canadiens, Stanley Cup holders and one of the best teams in the history of the sport, had the punch last night and the St. Patricks didn’t, with the result that the locals lost by 5 to 2.
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Game 060
Canadiens 7, St. Pats 1
Saturday, November 29, 1924
Forum de Montréal, Montréal, Québec
Indications that the Canadiens are going to make a strong bid to retain the Stanley Cup were manifest Saturday night when they overwhelmed Toronto 7 to 1. The game served as the curtain raiser for the formal opening of the Forum, Montréal’s new $1,000,000 artificial ice rink.
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Game 059
Canadiens 4, St. Pats 1
Saturday, March 1, 1924
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The Canadiens qualified to meet Ottawa in the National Hockey League playoff by defeating the St. Patricks here Saturday night by 4 to 1.
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Game 058
Canadiens 6, St. Pats 1
Wednesday, February 27, 1924
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The Canadiens overwhelmed the St. Patricks of Toronto here tonight by 6 to 1, and went into second place in the NHL race. Brilliant play by the local forwards was too much for the visiting players, who were hopelessly outclassed. The St. Pats’ best stand was in the second period.
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Game 057
Canadiens 5, St. Pats 3
Saturday, February 9, 1924
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The Canadiens have climbed from the bottom position, and with seven scheduled games remaining, are bunched on even terms with Toronto and Hamilton for second place. The climb from the cellar position was made Saturday night at the expense of the Toronto team, who were beaten 5 to 3, while Hamilton was conceding defeat to Ottawa at the capital.
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Game 056
St. Pats 2, Canadiens 1
Saturday, January 26, 1924
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The Canadiens, with three regulars missing, gave the St. Patricks more than a scare here on Saturday night, even if they did lose an exciting struggle by 2 to 1.
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Game 055
St. Pats 2, Canadiens 0
Saturday, January 19, 1924
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
Seldom has a more weird, and yet dogged, struggle been witnessed on a local National Hockey League fixture than was seen in the game here at the Mount Royal Arena on Saturday night, when the St. Patricks blanked the Canadiens 2 to 0. The victory gave the Toronto team a firm hold on second place, and ended temporarily the Canadiens’ chances of drawing even.
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Game 054
St. Pats 5, Canadiens 3
Saturday, January 12, 1924
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The St. Patricks broke their losing streak, which had reached four games, at the Arena on Saturday evening, when they defeated the Canadiens of Montréal by 5 to 3. By this victory, the Toronto team went into second place in the “pro” league, and Hamilton and the Canadiens are in the cellar positions.
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Game 053
Canadiens 3, St. Pats 0
Saturday, December 29, 1923
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The Canadiens materially bettered their position in the National Hockey League race, when they captured the opening game of the local professional hockey season, blanking the St. Patricks Saturday night 3 to 0.
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Game 052
St. Pats 2, Canadiens 1
Saturday, December 15, 1923
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
Two unexpected results featured opening night in the National Hockey League, the St. Patricks beating the Canadiens here by 3 to 1, and Ottawa outscoring the Hamilton team in the Ambitious City by 3 to 2.
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Game 051
Canadiens 3, St. Pats 0
Wednesday, February 28, 1923
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The Canadiens whitewashed the St. Patricks here tonight 3 to 0, and again jumped into second place in the league standing, the win keeping the local team in the running for playoff honours in the National Hockey League.
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Game 050
St. Pats 4, Canadiens 3
Saturday, February 24, 1923
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The St. Patricks moved up into second place in the National Hockey League standing when they defeated the Canadiens of Montréal here on Saturday night by 4 to 3, in a game that was productive of brilliant playing and many thrills.
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Game 049
Canadiens 5, St. Pats 3
Saturday, February 10, 1923
Aréna Mont-Royal, Montréal, Québec
The Canadiens made an important advance in the National Hockey League race when they defeated Toronto Saturday evening by 5 to 3. The victory, for the time being at least, reduces the threat of the St. Pats to take second place in the standing, the local club having a margin of three points over the Irishmen and being one point behind Ottawa, who defeated Hamilton Saturday night.
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Game 048
St. Pats 4, Canadiens 2
Saturday, January 27, 1923
Arena Gardens, Toronto, Ontario
The St. Patricks defeated the Canadiens by 4 to 2 here on Saturday night, and they did it without the services of “Babe” Dye and used only one substitute, Ken Randall being the relief man.
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Two Solitudes 