(23-28-5) Finished 5th in West Division
RELATED LINKS
• The Hornets were a minor league affiliate of the Detroit Red Wings and played home games at Duquesne Garden.
• An overview of the 26-year history of the franchise.
• Pittsburgh Hornets: Season by season at a glance.
• Pittsburgh Hornets: All-time Alphabetical roster.
• Individual player records and milestones.
• All-time uniform numbers of the Pittsburgh Hornets.
• Pittsburgh Hornets: Uniform history.
• Visit the Hornets gallery.
• Bob Heron sets an AHL record by scoring two hat tricks – or six goals – in one game.
• The Hornets finished the season with a league-low 51 points.
• Pete Bessone’s tripping penalty in the last game of the season helped him break his own record for penalty minutes in one season (102).
• Harry Currie established an AHL record by scoring in 10 consecutive games. 16g/4a
February 4, 1942 – Bob Herron set an AHL record for most goals scored in a game, six, against the New Haven Ramblers and John Sherf and Viv Allen each had five assists. The Hornets beat the New Havens, 13-4, setting a record for the most goals scored in a AHL game, 17.
February 25, 1942 – Against the Providence Reds, Chuck Corrigan had five assists to tie an AHL record and Norm Schultz and Victor Grigg each scored a hat trick.
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Front: Larry Aurie, Harvey Teno, Burt Convey, Norm Mann, Glenn Brydson, Viv Allen, Mitch Pechet & Trainer
Back: Howard Mackie, Mickey Blake, Cecil Dillon, Pete Bessone, John Howard, Harry Currie, Norm Schultz & John Sherf
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LEADERSHIP
Primary Owners:
John H. Harris
General Manager:
Jim Balmer
Head Coach:
Larry Aurie
Captain:
Lloyd Roubell
Scoring Leader:
Norm Schultz (61)
Penalty Leader:
Mickey Blake (102)
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