The 1917/18 Pittsburgh Athletic Association found itself under threat of professionalism and without an amateur league to play in. World War I drafted many players, which closed many leagues. The players were exclusively Canadian and some of the best played on the team during the war years. Roy D. Schooley, a Canadian himself, knew where to find talent. With war threatening Pittsburgh’s hockey dreams, Roy met up with Cornelius Fellowes and George V. Brown to create the National Amateur Hockey League.

Home Rink: Duquesne Gardens
Owner/Manager: Roy D. Schooley
Coach: None
Scout: Arthur “Art” Sixsmith
Trainer: M. S. Maisack

Family Name	Given Name	Team
Baker	Angus G. “Stubby”	Pittsburgh
Drury	Herbert “Herb”	Pittsburgh
Fuller	Paddy “P.J.”	Pittsburgh
McCormick	Joseph “Joe”	Pittsburgh
McCormick	Lawrence “Larry”	Pittsburgh
McCrimmon	Russell	Pittsburgh
Nagle	Edmund “Eddie” Burke	Pittsburgh
Madden	Francis Charles “Dink”	Pittsburgh

Note: Wikipedia’s article on Duquesne Gardens