International Hockey League

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Teams

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• Akron Americans (1948-1949)
• Albany Choppers (1990-1991)
• Atlanta Knights (1992-1996; became Quebec Rafales)
• Chatham Maroons (1949-1952)
• Chatham Maroons (1963-1964)
• Chicago Wolves (1994-2001; plays in AHL)
• Cincinnati Cyclones (1992-2001)
• Cincinnati Mohawks (1952-1958)
• Cleveland Lumberjacks (1992-2001)
• Colorado Rangers (1987-1988; became Denver Rangers)
• Columbus Checkers (1966-1970; became Columbus Seals)
• Columbus Owls (1973-1977; became Grand Rapid Owls)
• Columbus Seals (1971-1973; became Columbus Owls)
• Dayton Gems (1964-1977; became Milwaukee Admirals)
• Dayton Gems (1979-1980)
• Denver Grizzlies (1994-1995; became Utah Grizzlies)
• Denver Rangers (1988-1989; became Phoenix Roadrunners)
• Des Moines Capitols (1972-1975)
• Des Moines Oak Leaves (1963-1972; became Des Moines Capitols)
• Detroit Auto Club (1945-1951)
• Detroit Bright's Goodyears (1945-1949)
• Detroit Hettche (1949-1952)
• Detroit Jerry Lynch (1948-1949)
• Detroit Metal Mouldings (1946-1948)
• Detroit Vipers (1994-2001)
• Flint Generals (1969-1985; became Saginaw Generals)
• Flint Spirits (1985-1990)
• Fort Wayne Komets (1952-1999; plays in UHL)
• Grand Rapids Griffins (1996-2001; plays in AHL)
• Grand Rapids Owls (1977-1980)
• Grand Rapids Rockets (1950-1956)
• Houston Aeros (1994-2001; plays in AHL)
• Huntington Hornets (1956-1957)
• Indianapolis Checkers (1984-1987; became Colorado Rangers)

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• Indianapolis Chiefs (1955-1962)
• Indianapolis Ice (1988-1999; subsequently played in CHL)
• Johnstown Jets (1953-1955)
• Kalamazoo Wings (1974-1995; became Michigan K-Wings)
• Kansas City Blades (1990-2001)
• Lansing Lancers (1974-1975)
• Las Vegas Thunder (1993-1999)
• Long Beach Ice Dogs (1996-2000; [plays in ECHL)
• Los Angeles Ice Dogs (1995-1996; became Long Beach Ice Dogs)
• Louisville Blades (1948-1949)
• Louisville Rebels (1957-1959)
• Louisville Shooting Stars (1953-1954)
• Manitoba Moose (1996-2001; plays in AHL)
• Marion Barons (1953-1954)
• Michigan K-Wings (1995-2000; plays in UHL)
• Milwaukee Admirals (1977-2001; plays in AHL)
• Milwaukee Chiefs (1952-1954)
• Milwaukee Clarks (1948-1949)
• Milwaukee Falcons (1959-1960)
• Minneapolis Millers (1959-1963)
• Minnesota Moose (1994-1996; became Manitoba Moose)
• Muncie Flyers (1948-1949)
• Muskegon Lumberjacks (1984-1992; became Cleveland Lumberjacks)
• Muskegon Mohawks (1965-1984; became Muskegon Lumberjacks)
• Muskegon Zephyrs (1960-1965; became Muskegon Mohawks)
• Omaha Knights (1959-1963)
• Orlando Solar Bears (1995-2001)
• Peoria Prancers (1982-1984; became Peoria Rivermen)
• Peoria Rivermen (1984-1996; became San Antonio Dragons)
• Phoenix Roadrunners (1989-1997)
• Port Huron Flags (1962-1971; became Port Huron Wings)
• Port Huron Flags (1974-1981)

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• Port Huron Wings (1971-1974; became Port Huron Wings)
• Quebec Rafales (1996-1998)
• Saginaw Gears (1972-1983)
• Saginaw Generals (1985-1987; became Saginaw Hawks)
• Saginaw Hawks (1987-1989)
• Salt Lake Golden Eagles (1984-1994)
• San Antonio Dragons (1996-1998)
• San Diego Gulls (1990-1995; became Los Angeles Ice Dogs)
• San Francisco Spiders (1995-1996)
• Sarnia Sailors (1949-1951)
• St. Paul Saints (1959-1963)
• Toledo Blades (1963-1970; became Toledo Hornets)
• Toledo Goaldiggers (1974-1986)
• Toledo Hornets (1970-1974; became Toledo Goaldiggers)
• Toledo Mercurys (1947-1949)
• Toledo Mercurys (1950-1955; became Toledo-Marion Mercurys)
• Toledo Mercurys (1956-1959; became Toledo-St. Louis Mercurys)
• Toledo Mercurys (1960-1962)
• Toledo-Marion Mercurys (1955-1956; became Toledo Mercurys)
• Toledo-St. Louis Mercurys (1959-1960; became Toledo Mercurys)
• Troy Bruins (1951-1959)
• Utah Grizzlies (1995-2001; played in AHL)
• Windsor Bulldogs (1963-1964)
• Windsor Gotfredsons (1945-1946)
• Windsor Hettche Spitfires (1947-1949; became Detroit Hettche)
• Windsor Ryancretes (1948-1950)
• Windsor Spitfires (1945-1947; became Windsor Hettche Spitfires)
• Windsor Staffords (1946-1948; became Windsor Ryancretes)

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