REGULAR SEASON
| Saskatchewan | 1-0 | Ken King | ||||||
| Manitoba | 1-1 | Wray Youmans | ||||||
| Alberta | 0-1 | Jimmie Bill | ||||||
Saskatchewan, led by Ray Frey, Ernest Titus and Ellis MacMillan, defeated Manitoba 35-24. As Manitoba later defeated Alberta 24-19 in their sole contest of the year, it was deemed unnecessary for Saskatchewan to play Alberta because they’d already lost to Manitoba. In theory, Alberta could have waxed Saskatchewan and won the entire league on point differential. But Saskatchewan was dutifully declared the Rigby Cup champion. A beats B which beat C. Therefore, A is champ. …………………………………………………… Manitoba defeated Alberta 24-19. Alberta led by four at the half. Matt Tennant paced Manitoba with 9. Solly Thorwaldson added 6, Ernie Ford 4, Nick Elvin 2, Cyril Brooks 2 and Andy Turnbull 1, while Brownell, Ed Cooper and Mike Thorvaldson were scoreless. Keith Muir paced Alberta with 7. F.O. Galbraith added 4, MacLaren 3, Clarence Husband 2 and Herb O’Brien 1, while Bob Brynildsen and C. Greenless were scoreless.
The bronze medalist Alberta Golden Bears: Keith Muir; F.O. Galbraith; MacLaren; Clarence Husband; Herb O’Brien; Bob Brynildsen; C Greenless; Bob Stoner; Syd Stephens; Cummings; Watts; coach Jimmie Bill
The runner-up Manitoba Bisons: Mann Tennant; Solly Thorwaldson; Ernie Ford; Nick Elvin; Cyril Brooks; Andy Turnbull; Brownell; Ed Cooper; Mike Thorvaldson; Alex Genik; Bobby Hunter; A Negrych; D Dobish; coach Wray Youmans
The champion Saskatchewan Huskies: Ray Frey; Ernest Titus; Ellis MacMillan; D. Armstrong; W. Allen; A. Drew; Harold Hives; H. Balfour; Clive Davidson; John Moar; John Riches; Jerry McRoberts; Henry Janzen; Bill Pope; coach Ken King, manager Wes Devine