REGULAR SEASON
| Alberta | 4-0 | Jimmie Bill | ||||||
| Saskatchewan | 1-3 | 1-3 | Wray Youmans | |||||
| Manitoba | 1-3 | Paul Bennett | ||||||
The Alberta Golden Bears were (4-0) in league play. They also captured the Edmonton city title by defeating the Edmonton Eskimos. The Bears later defeated Calgary and Raymond to win the provincial title. They lost by four at Raymond “but the Varsity squad ran up a 20-point lead in the last ten minutes of the hardest basketball game ever played in Edmonton and are thus the first holders of the Gillette Cup, emblematic of the provincial title.”
In Rigby Cup play, Alberta defeated host Saskatchewan 36-16 as Butchart scored 20, Necker 4, Conrad 4, Hamilton 4 and Manson 4, while York was scoreless. Brown led the Huskies with 8. Dickey added 6 and Blair 2, while McGuire, Fitzgerald and Parr were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Host Alberta thrashed Manitoba 39-24. …………………………………………………… The Bears then dumped Manitoba 26-22 in Winnipeg. …………………………………………………… Alberta defeated host Saskatchewan 44-23. …………………………………………………… Host Saskatchewan defeated Manitoba 37-17. …………………………………………………… Manitoba defeated Saskatchewan 31-19 for their only win. …………………………………………………… Host Alberta clipped Manitoba 35-24 after leading 15-10 at the half.
The co-silver medalist Manitoba Bisons: A.D. Heiney; Ross Young; Ches Clark; E.O. Burris; J.K. Gordon; William Scott; H Bowes; Emil Johnson; T McQueen; J.B. Storey; Ralph Rigby; Graham; coach Paul Bennett
The co-silver medalist Saskatchewan Huskies: W.L. Parr, R Fitzgerald, Sully Thorvaldson, W.H. Brown, Cliff Dickey, Percy Maguire (McGuire?); A.W. Blair; coach Wray Youmans
The champion Alberta Golden Bears: York; Jack McAllister; George Parney; Manson; Conrad; Conrad; Elie Butchart; playing manager Perry Hamilton; Cox; Muir; MacDonald; Necker; coach Jimmie Bill