USHL GP W L T Pts GF GA
North
Thunder Bay Twins 48 35 12 1 71 285 153
Marquette Iron Rangers 48 23 25 0 46 215 232
Green Bay Bobcats 48 18 28 2 38 225 221
Copper Country Islanders 48 15 32 1 31 161 258
South
Madison Blues 48 32 14 2 66 276 189
Waterloo Black Hawks 48 29 18 1 59 236 183
Chicago Warriors 48 25 23 0 50 245 251
Sioux City Musketeers 48 23 24 1 47 215 245
Milwaukee Admirals 48 11 35 2 24 192 318 Milwaukee failed to make the playoffs
Coach
Wayne Caufield
Assistant Coach
Dale Kennedy # Player Name G A Pts
21 Phil Wittliff 46 47 93
22 John Womack 18 39 57
7 Jim Cordes 14 22 36
23 Don Gagnon 16 17 33
2 Mike Mallinger 7 25 32
9 Rich Robins 7 24 31
15 Rob Mackness 12 14 26
6 Wayne Caufield 11 15 26
17 Phil Uihlein 12 8 20
3 Mike O'Hearn 3 12 15
19 Lou Caputo 2 11 13
7 Bob Macioci 5 7 12
John Woods 4 8 12
11 Paul Doud 2 10 12
Chuck Kennedy 4 4 8
4 Mike Bodnarik 1 6 7
5 Nick Lasch 1 6 7
14 Ron Deval 4 1 5
12 Mike Finnegan 3 1 4
Don Villnave 2 2 4
John Noble 2 2 4
10 Mike Schmitt 2 0 2
Jeff Baumgartner 1 1 2
30 John Anderson (G) 0 1 1
16 Wally Steyer 0 1 1
4 Barney Loomis
14 Sandy McAndrew
1 Andy Micheletti (G)
1 Gary Graham (G)
20 Steve Anderson
Totals 179 285 464
Schedule
all home games at Wilson Park, unless noted
October
27 - Madison
November
1 - Green Bay
4 - Sioux City
10 - at Marquette
11 - at Calumet
16 - Marquette
17 - Calumet
22 - at Waterloo
23 - at Madison
24 - Waterloo (at downtown arena)
25 - Sioux City
December
1 - at Green Bay
2 - at Chicago
8 - at Sioux City
9 - Chicago
15 - Sioux City
21 - at Madison
22 - at Waterloo
29 - Madison
January
4 - at Waterloo
10 - Green Bay (at downtown arena)
12 - Calumet
18 - at Thunder Bay
19 - Chicago
24 - at Chicago
26 - Marquette
31 - Madison
February
1 - at Chicago
2 - Calumet
9 - Marquette
10 - at Green Bay
14 - Chicago (at downtown arena)
15 - at Sioux City
16 - at Sioux City
22 - Thunder Bay
23 - at Calumet
24 - at Marquette
28 - Green Bay
March
1 - at Thunder Bay
3 - at Thunder Bay
8 - Waterloo
9 - at Calumet
10 - at Marquette
15 - Thunder Bay
16 - Thunder Bay
22 - at Madison
23 - Waterloo
24 - at Green Bay The Admirals made a film called "Fire and Ice", which taught people the basics of hockey. It was available for schools or organizations to borrow for free. They also mailed a free team newsletter to anyone who signed up.
Ticket prices were $3.50/$2.50
The league had a balanced schedule, with each team playing each other six times (3 home, 3 away)
Because they were the defending league champions, Thunder Bay hosted the all star game on January 26.
The league forced the teams to narrow their roster to 20 players on December 30.
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1973-74
