228th battalion造句

• The National Hockey Association reactivated the abandoned Shamrocks franchise in Toronto 228th Battalion.
• The NHA would sue the 228th Battalion club for its withdrawal, though ultimately did not succeed.
• Tempers boiled over when the NHA added a second Toronto team in 228th Battalion of the Canadian army.
• *228th Battalion was from North Bay, Ontario, training at Camp Borden and in Toronto at the time.
• When the 228th Battalion secured a franchise in the NHA for the 1916 17 season, Oatman joined the roster.
• The NHA had a pending lawsuit against the 228th Battalion, and could or would not fold until after that was heard.
• In Toronto 228th Battalion, composed of enlisted professional players, joined the league before leaving for war after the first half-season.
• In the George Kennedy of the Canadiens, threatened to drop the Blueshirts from the league over a player dispute Livingstone was having with the 228th Battalion.
• When Livingstone failed to sell the Shamrocks, the NHA seized the franchise, which was left dormant for the year before being reactivated in Toronto 228th Battalion.
• The NHA franchise of the dormant Shamrocks was taken back from its owner Eddie Livingstone and used by the Toronto 228th Battalion, which had a number of NHA hockey players who had enlisted for military service.
• With Portland's near victory over Montreal, expectations grew for their chances in the 1916 1917 season, but these hopes ended when Oatman enlisted in the Canadian armed forces as part of the 228th Battalion.
• His professional hockey career was interrupted when he joined the Canadian Army in World War I . He was a member of the 228th Battalion team that played in the National Hockey Association before being ordered overseas on February 10, 1917.
• In 1916, the league stripped Livingstone of the Shamrocks franchise and fielded a second team in Toronto for the 228th Battalion or Northern Fusiliers actually from North Bay, Ontario  played wearing khaki military uniforms and was the league's most popular and highest scoring club until the regiment was ordered overseas in February 1917 and the team was forced to withdraw.