REGULAR SEASON
| Queen’s | 3-1 | Jimmie Bews | |||||||
| Toronto | 3-1 | ||||||||
| McGill | 0-4 | 0-8 | Floyd Van Wagner | ||||||
Queen’s wins the title.
In league play: …………………………………………………… In the season opener, host Toronto thrashed Queen’s 44-24. …………………………………………………… Host Queen’s dumped Toronto 29-16 after leading 11-9 at the half. Jones led the Gaels with 9. Haslam added 8, Hannon 5, Henderson 4 and Hunter 3, while Bud Thomas was scoreless. Hutcheson paced Toronto with 9, Laidman added 4, Porter 2 and Bell 1. …………………………………………………… Host Queen’s clocked McGill 35-17 as Haslam scored 14. …………………………………………………… In the season finale, Queen’s dispatched McGill 43-24 as Bob Hunter scored 14. Phillpot led the Redmen with 8. …………………………………………………… Toronto dumped McGill 35-25. …………………………………………………… Toronto dispatched McGill 33-25.
Queen’s and Toronto finished tied atop the standings with (3-1) records, necessitating a playoff, held in Montreal.
In the playoff, Queen’s nipped Toronto 21-20. Jones paced the Golden Gaels with 12. Hannon added 4, Hunter 3 and Thomas 2. Hutchinson led Toronto with 10. Laidman added 5
The bronze medalist McGill Redmen: J.H. Blumenstein, Mendelsohn, Art Manson, Errol Amaron, George Hilton, Laurence Little, Arnley ‘Stan’ Quackenbush, Brown, N.W. Philpotts, H.H. Boucher; James; coach Floyd Van Wagner; manager R Hayes
The runner-up Toronto Varsity Blues: Baldy Laidman, Hutchinson, Leon Burgess, Biff Potter, A.G. Smith, John Bell, playing manager Hec Creighton, H.H. Caple, Sharpe
The champion Queen’s Golden Gaels: Harry Haslam; Bob Hunter; Harry Hannan; Art Lewis; Bud Thomas; Henderson; Jack Dunlop; Rolly Hewgill; playing manager Aubrey Jones; coach Jimmie Bews
OTHERS
Ontario Agricultural College: Ridley, Snider, Hauch, Sinclair, Young Midrael, Marshall, Heatherbell