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1949–50 was the fourth season of the Western International Hockey League.
1950–51 was the fifth season of the Western International Hockey League.
1951–52 was the sixth season of the Western International Hockey League.
The 1953–54 Western International Hockey League season was the 8th season in the league's history.
1954–55 was the ninth season of the Western International Hockey League.
1955–56 was the tenth season of the Western International Hockey League.
1960–61 was the 15th season of the Western International Hockey League.
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