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  Team Pittsburgh Hornets
  Logo PittsburghHornets60sgif
  City Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  League American Hockey League
  Operated 1936 to 1956<br>1961 to 1967
  Arena Duquesne Gardens and<br> Pittsburgh Civic Arena
  Affiliates Toronto Maple Leafs <br>(1961-67)
  Name1 Pittsburgh Shamrocks
  Dates1 1935 to 1936
  Name2 Pittsburgh Hornets <br>(Original)
  Dates2 1936 to 1956
  Name3 Rochester Americans
  Dates3 1956 to Present
  Name4 Pittsburgh Hornets <br>(Revived)
  Dates4 1961 to 1967
  Reg Season Titles '''three''': ( 1951-52 ,<br> 1954-55 , 1966-67 )
  Division Titles '''four''': ( 1951-52 , 1954-55 , 1963-64 , 1966-67 )
  Calder Cups '''three''': 1951-52 ,<br> 1954-55 , 1966-67 )


The Pittsburgh Hornets were minor professional hockey team based in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania . The team started as the Pittsburgh Shamrocks in 1935-36 playing home games at the Duquesne Gardens .

The Shamrocks played their only season in the International Hockey League . When the IHL merged into the International-American Hockey League, the Pittsburgh changed their name to the Hornets for the 1936-37 Season .

After four seasons, the I-AHL was renamed the American Hockey League (AHL) in 1940-41 . The Hornets played in the AHL until 1955-56 , when their arena was in disrepair. Without a sufficient arena, the team moved to Rochester , New York becoming the Rochester Americans .

A second incarnation of the Hornets played in the AHL from 1961 to 1967, playing home games at the Civic Arena . The Hornets served as the Toronto Maple Leafs minor league affiliate. The team ceased operations after the 1966-67 Season due to the awarding of a National Hockey League expansion team, the Pittsburgh Penguins , to begin play in 1967-68 .


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  • Pittsburgh Hornets 1961-1967 (American Hockey League)



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