1938 National Challenge Cup - Western Division

Western Division

First round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
January 16 - St. Louis
St. Patricks 2
February 6 - St. Louis
South Side Radio 3
South Side Radio 1
January 30 - St. Louis
Burkes 0
Burkes 5
February 20 - St. Louis
St. Matthews 4
South Side Radio 2
January 16 - Pittsburgh
German Sports Club 4
German Sports Club 2
January 30 - Pittsburgh
Heidelberg 0
German Sports Club 3
January 23 - Cleveland
Slavia Bartunek 0
Slavia Bartunek 3
March 13, 20
Cecil Merchants 1
German Sports Club 1-1
January 16 - St. Louis
Sparta ABA 2-3
Shamrocks
February 20 - Chicago
Sparta ABA w/o
Sparta ABA 5
February 13 - Detroit
Scottish Thistles 0
Scottish Thistles 5
February 27 - Chicago
Ekhardt & Becker 1
Sparta ABA 1
January 16 - Chicago
Maccabee 0
Maccabee 2
January 30 - Chicago
American Nickeloid 0
Maccabee 2
January 16 - Milwaukee
Milwaukee Schlitz 1
Milwaukee Schlitz 6
Racine Deutscher 4

a) aggregate after 3 games

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