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Uploaded By: PRESIDENT on November 7th, 2024

USA Hockey Team 1934

Team Roster
Eddie Jeremiah, Frank Stubbs, Art Smith, Bob Nilon, Fred McDonnell, Dick Maley, Pete Bessone, Ed Keating, Walt Bender, Clem Harnedy (goalie).

Coach - Albert Prettyman
Manager - Walter A. Brown

Eddie Jeremiah holds the trophy from 1933 that Team USA won, and they are to defend it at the 1934 Men's IIHF World Championships from February 3–11, 1934, at the Palazzo del Ghiaccio in Milan, Italy.

The USA Team pictured here had just arrived at London, England in early January and were to play exhibition games leading up to the championships.

Team USA finished in 2nd place at 1934 World Ice Hockey Championships, losing to Canada (Saskatoon Quakers) 2-1 in final.

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