FINAL STANDINGS
1. United States
2. Brazil
3. Chile
4. CANADA
5. Mexico   		CANADIANS
Audrey Campbell (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Darlene Currie (Calgary, Alta.)
Judy Holt (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Lena Fior (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Judy Jenkin (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Pat Lawson (Saskatoon, Sask.)
Mary MacDonald (Toronto, Ont.)
Nora McDermott (Vancouver, B.C.)
Zoe Shepherd
Shirley Topley (Vancouver, B.C.)
Heather Waddell (Vancouver, B.C.)
Bob Stayner – coach
Jack Adilman – coach
Ruth Wilson – manager
  Double Round Robin USA BRZ CHI CAN MEX Record  
  United States —–
—– 		45-43
64-48 		55-38
66-41 		53-39
65-28 		70-36
64-32 		(8-0)  
  Brazil 43-45
48-64 		—–
—– 		58-56
69-49 		78-50
57-43 		78-40
81-46 		(6-2)  
  Chile 38-55
41-66 		56-58
49-69 		—–
—– 		57-28
47-30 		39-34
63-48 		(4-4)  
  Canada 39-53
28-65 		50-78
43-57 		28-57
30-47 		—–
—– 		45-43
35-37 		(1-7)  
  Mexico 36-70
32-64 		40-78
46-81 		34-39
48-63 		43-45
37-35 		—–
—– 		(1-7)  
                 

        In the opener, Rita Horky scored 21 as the Americans pounded Canada 53-39.

        In Canada’s second game against Chile, which Canada dropped 47-30, Irene Velasquez paced Chile with 29 points, including seven from 30-feet out. Shirley Topley scored 13 for Canada. Darlene Currie added 8.

        In Canada’s second game against the States and the final game of the tourney, the Americans annihilated Canada 65-28 as Patsy Neal scored 10.