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League leaders | season 1931-1932 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P
1.	Zbynek Petrs	D	Czechoslovakia	6	0	0	0
2.	Gustaf Johansson	D/F	Sweden	6	5		5
3.	Karl-Erik Fürst	F	Sweden	6	3		3
4.	Sigfrid Öberg	F	Sweden	6	3		3
5.	John Nilsson	F	Sweden	6	1		1
6.	Carl Abrahamsson	D	Sweden	6	0		0
7.	Erik Larsson	F	Sweden	6	0		0
8.	Erik Lindgren	D	Sweden	6	0		0
9.	Bertil Lundell	D/F	Sweden	6	0		0
10.	Erik Persson	D/F	Sweden	6	0		0
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Champions

Switzerland

1931-1932: Sweden
1928-1929: Czechoslovakia
1926-1927: Austria
1925-1926: Switzerland
1924-1925: Czechoslovakia
1923-1924: France
1922-1923: Sweden
1921-1922: Czechoslovakia
1920-1921: Sweden
1913-1914: Bohemia
1912-1913: Belgium
1910-1911: Bohemia
1909-1910: Great Britain

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Fast factsseason 1931-1932

Youngest player: Ferdinand Cattini (15 years)
Oldest player: Jan Peka (37 years)
Shortest player: Rudi Ball (163 cm)
Tallest player: Gerry Davey (178 cm)
Nationalities: Austria (5), Czechoslovakia (8), France (8), Great Britain (8), Germany (5), Latvia (7), Switzerland (7), Sweden (12)

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