When they were sold, the new owners made it clear that their intention was to move the team to New Jersey for the next year and they followed through on those plans.
[1] Four years afterwards, the name was resurrected by Lucien Garneau, who founded the second Castors franchise.
The team was less successful than the first but their main obstacle was navigating the uncertain economic waters during the Great Depression.
After three years, Garneau moved the team South and the franchise was renamed the 'Springfield Indians'.
[2] This Canadian ice hockey team-related article is a stub.