REGULAR SEASON
| Manitoba | 2-0 | Henry Schendel | SINGLE KO TR | |||||
| U.B.C. | 1-1 | Arnold Henderson | ||||||
| Alberta | 0-1 | R.N. Stephens | ||||||
| Saskatchewan | 0-1 | Ellis McMillan | ||||||
In the semis of a single elimination tournament, U.B.C. defeated Alberta 28-22. U.B.C. went into a stall for most of the first half and led 8-0 before Alberta rallied to within 11-6 at the half. Addie Donaldson scored all 7 of his points in the third quarter as the Bears rallied but U.B.C. dominated the final frame. U.B.C. hit 6-10 from the line, while Alberta was 6-9. Wright and Pi Campbell each scored 8 to lead U.B.C. Osborne added 6, Nicholson 2 and MacIntyre 2, while Armstrong was scoreless. Addie Donaldson led Alberta with 7. Keel added 5, Woods 2, Kennedy 2, Bill Pullishy 2 and Frank Richard 2, while Buzz Fenerty, Anderson and Smith were scoreless.
In the other semi, Manitoba defeated Saskatchewan x-x.
In the final, Manitoba defeated U.B.C., the reigning senior A champs of the country, 29-28. U.B.C. trailed by nine in the second half but rallied down the stretch as Harry Campbell and Bob Osborne each hit three field goals. Carrick led Manitoba with 15. Nitchuk added 10.
The co-bronze medalist Saskatchewan Huskies: Webster McGuire; Pete Graham; Edwards; Hugh Purdy; G Wyness; Ken Johnson; Howard Urquhart; Doug Shaw; Mickey McAdam; Murray Matheson; coach Ellis MacMillan
The co-bronze medalist Alberta Golden Bears: Addie Donaldson; Keel; Woods; Kennedy; Bill Pullishy; Frank Richard; Buzz Fenerty; Anderson; Smith; coach R.N. Stephens
The runner-up British Columbia Thunderbirds: Wright; Harry ‘Pi’ Campbell; Osborne; Nicholson; MacIntyre; Armstrong;
The champion Manitoba Bisons: Alex Nitchuk; Stan Carrick; Pete Dobush; Ritchie; Charlie Proudfoot; Mervyn Sprung; Murray Turner; Johnstone; Kenneth Dickson; A Martin; D Wright; Gordie Earl; Stamshorn; Wallace Walkley; coach Henry Schendel; manager Cece Colpitts