In the Quebec semis and Montreal finals, Westmount AAA clubbed the Argonauts 41-11 as Laidlaw scored 14 and Hastings 9. The Argonauts included Swift, Brewis, Wilson, Wilson, Pryde, Pryde, Matthewson and Wilson.
In the sudden-death Quebec final, Montreal Westmount AAA torched the Quebec City Shamrocks 55-13 as Wolfe scored 20 and Homer 19. The Shamrocks included Wright, H Kennedy, Stanton, Phiffer, H McTeer, Tanguay and Matthews.
In the sudden-death? Ottawa city final, the Ottawa Rideau Aquatic Club defeated Chelsea Tennis Club 40-14 as A Smith scored 16, G Barnett 12, D Young 10 and S Cook 2, while L Laishley, J Saunders, L McCaffrey, O Hodgkins and H Hall were scoreless. J Jameson paced Chelsea with 5. C Cole added 4, L Moore 2 and G Ronney 2, while T Barry, S Wightman, B Saulter and J Shorter were scoreless.
In the Ottawa Valley/Quebec playoff, Montreal Westmount defeated the Ottawa Rideau Aquatic Club 31-33; 27-25 (Total: 60-60). …………………………………………………… Officials order a replay of series as a result of the tie. …………………………………………………… In the second series, Montreal defeated the Rideaus 35-32; 34-20 (Total: 69-52). …………………………………………………… In the Montreal junior ranks, there are no age restrictions, so men aged 25 or 26 commonly return to play for their junior teams. …………………………………………………… In game one of the first series, the Rideaus prevailed 33-31 as George Barnett scored 12, Don Young 9, Alex Smith 6 and Lyall Laishley 6, while Leo McCaffery, Sid Cooke and Orrie Hodgkins were scoreless. Homer led Westmount with 12. Wolfe added 8, Bodrug 5, Laidlaw 4 and Andrews 2, while Craig was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two of the first series Westmount edged the Rideaus 27-25 as A Homer scored 13, W Bodrug 6, J Wolve 4 and D Laidlaw 4, while F Simons and D Craig were scoreless. G Barrett paced Ottawa with 18. D Young added 5 and A Smith 2, while Lyall Laisley, S cook and O Hodgkins were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game one of the second series, Westmount dispatched the Rideaus 35-32 as Homer scored 11, Wolfe 8, Cliff Hastings 8, Laidlaw 6 and Bodrug 2, while Craig and Andrews were scoreless. George Barnett led the Rideaus with 22. A Smith added 4, Don Young 4 and O Hodgkins 2, while L Laisley, S Cook, H Hall and Leo McCaffery were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two of the reprise series, Montreal dusted Ottawa 34-20 as Laidlaw scored 10, Bodrug 8 and Hastings 1.
In the opening round, Niagara Falls Collegiate defeated Brantford YMCA 39-28; 56-25 (Total 95-53). …………………………………………………… In game two, Niagara Falls CI prevailed 56-25 as R Clark scored 26, George Cherrie 14, Murray Cherrie 8, H Moynihan 5, R Simpson 1, while H Thompson was scoreless. E Greenwood led Brantford with 8. W Davies added 8, C Lambert 7 and R Walker 2, while T Ballantyne, A Ballachley and M Scruton were scoreless.
In the Ontario quarterfinals, the St. Thomas YMCA Orioles defeated the London New St. James Pirates x-x; 16-17 (Total: by 14). The Pirates included Williamson, Barbour, Adams, Upthegrove, Cummings and Anderson.
In the Ontario semis, the St. Thomas YMCA Orioles defeated Niagara Falls Collegiate x-x; x-x (Total: x-x).
In the Ontario finals, Toronto Broadview Y defeated the St. Thomas YMCA Orioles 25-20; 20-12 (Total: 45-32). Broadview Y included Mercer, Walken, Morris, Lougheed, Rankin, Todd and Durstan. St. Thomas included Searle, Blough, Mitchener, Dawdy, Fulton, Rupp and McCrimmon.
In the sudden-death Eastern Canadian final, Toronto Broadview Y clubbed Montreal Westmount AAA 46-21. Toronto played Walkem, Mercer, Morris, Renkin, Lougheed, Todd, Sharpe and Durston. Montreal played Homer, Wolfe, Laidlaw, Bodrug, Hastings, Andrews, Craig and Simon.
In the British Columbia final, Vancouver St. Andrews torched Ladysmith 48-4.