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- St._Thomas_Wildcats abstract "The St. Thomas Wildcats were a professional ice hockey team in the Colonial Hockey League. They played at the St. Thomas-Elgin Memorial Centre in St. Thomas, Ontario. The team was a founding member of the league and was owned by Doug Tarry, Sr. and later by Doug Tarry, Jr., who went on to purchase the London Knights in 1994. The team moved to nearby London, Ontario in 1994 and became the London Wildcats. After playing in London for the 94-95 season, the franchise suspended operations for 1 year before moving to Dayton, Ohio and becoming the Dayton Ice Bandits. The Bandits suspended operations after the 96-97 season.The Wildcats were Colonial Cup runners-up both in 1991-92 (losing to the Thunder Bay Thunder Cats) and 1992-93 (losing to the Brantford Smoke). The team's NHL affiliations were the Buffalo Sabres and St. Louis Blues.During the 92-93 season, the Wildcats were involved in 2 major incidents. The first was during the 2nd round of the playoffs, when the Thunder Bay Thunder Cats players went into the stands after their coach was doused with beer by a fan. Players involved included Mel Angelstad and Bryan Wells. During the final round of the playoffs, against the Brantford Smoke, the 2 teams engaged in a bench clearing brawl after the 2nd game of the series. The brawl was started after Kent Hawley of the Wildcats was speared when he went to pick up the game puck after the final whistle. All players were involved, including all 4 goaltenders.".
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageID "4234379".
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageLength "1949".
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageOutDegree "25".
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageRevisionID "638960300".
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Brantford_Smoke.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Bryan_Wells_(ice_hockey).
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Buffalo_Sabres.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Category:Defunct_United_Hockey_League_teams.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Category:Defunct_ice_hockey_teams_in_Canada.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ice_hockey_teams_in_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Category:St._Thomas,_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Dayton,_Ohio.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Dayton_Ice_Bandits.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Ice_hockey.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Kent_Hawley.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink List_of_ice_hockey_teams_in_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink London,_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink London_Knights.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink London_Wildcats.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Mel_Angelstad.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink National_Hockey_League.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink St._Louis_Blues.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink St._Thomas,_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink St._Thomas-Elgin_Memorial_Centre.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink Thunder_Bay_Thunder_Cats.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLink United_Hockey_League.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats wikiPageWikiLinkText "St. Thomas Wildcats".
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- St._Thomas_Wildcats subject Category:Defunct_United_Hockey_League_teams.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats subject Category:Defunct_ice_hockey_teams_in_Canada.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats subject Category:Ice_hockey_teams_in_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats subject Category:St._Thomas,_Ontario.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats hypernym Team.
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- St._Thomas_Wildcats comment "The St. Thomas Wildcats were a professional ice hockey team in the Colonial Hockey League. They played at the St. Thomas-Elgin Memorial Centre in St. Thomas, Ontario. The team was a founding member of the league and was owned by Doug Tarry, Sr. and later by Doug Tarry, Jr., who went on to purchase the London Knights in 1994. The team moved to nearby London, Ontario in 1994 and became the London Wildcats.".
- St._Thomas_Wildcats label "St. Thomas Wildcats".
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- St._Thomas_Wildcats wasDerivedFrom St._Thomas_Wildcats?oldid=638960300.
- St._Thomas_Wildcats isPrimaryTopicOf St._Thomas_Wildcats.