Quebec Hockey Club / Quebec Bulldogs
Le Club de Hockey Québec

National Hockey Association / NHA

- Stanley Cup Champions 1912

Team Roster
Front Row L to R - Jack Marks, Jack McDonald.

2nd Row - Barney Kaine (secretary), Joseph Camelien Lockwell (directors), Philippe-Auguste Choquette (president / owner), Walter Rooney, Goldie Prodger, Joe Malone, Joe Hall, Paddy Moran (goalie), Eugene Matte (treasurer), Mike Quinn (vice-president / manager).

3rd Row - Louis A Lagueux (directors), Charles Nolan (coach), Dave Beland (trainer), George Leonard, George Carey, Joseph Savard.

Top Row - Charles Fremont (director), Thomas O'Niel (director), Arthur Derome (director), Fred Hill (director).

Inset - Eddie Oatman.

The Quebec Bulldogs won the the O'Brien Trophy / O'Brien Championship Cup as NHA Champions in 1912 and would take over the Stanley Cup.

The only challenge the Bulldogs received was from the Moncton Victorias. The first game was played on March 11, 1912, with the Bulldogs winning 9 to 3. The second game was played on March 13, 1912, again the Bulldogs winning with a shutout 8 to 0.

This was the 1st series in Stanley Cup history playing six to a side. Both games played at Quebec Rink in Quebec City.