| W. RD 1 (Alta): Lethbridge Junior Chinooks d’d Calgary Art’s Ambassadors 70-70; x-x (Total: x-x) W. RD 1 (BC): Victoria College d’d Chemainus 68-43; 77-67 (2g-0) E. RD 1 (ONT): Toronto YMHA Whites d’d Lawrence Park 93-49; 59-23 (Total: 152-72) W. RD 2 (BC): West Vancouver Ex-Hi d’d Vancouver YMCA 59-55; 44-42 (2g-0) W. RD 2 (BC): Victoria College d’d Alberni 84-45; 63-33 (2g-0) E. RD 2 (Ont): Toronto YMHA Whites d’d St. Christopher House 79-59; 83-62 (Total: 163-121) E. RD 2 (Maritimes): Moncton CY-HI Jrs d’d St. John YMCA x-x; x-x (Total: 168-85) E. RD 2 (Maritimes): St. Dunstan’s d’d Saint Joseph 86-46; 81-39 (Total: 167-85) W. RD 3 (BC): Victoria College Vikings d’d West Vancouver Ex-Hi 67-53; 56-66 (Total: 123-119) E. QF (Ont): Toronto Central YMHA d’d Windsor A.K.O. 85-43; 78-75 (Total: 163-118) W. QF (BC/Alta): University of Victoria d’d Lethbridge Junior Chinooks 78-62; 66-61 (2g-0) W. QF (Man): Winnipeg Imperials d’d Winnipeg St. Andrews 52-53; 91-70; 83-90; 67-51; 78-61 (3g-2) E. SEMI (Ont/Que): Toronto Central YMHA d’d Montreal Davis YMHA 88-52; 92-65 (Total: 180-117) E. SEMI (Maritimes): Moncton CY-HI Juniors d’d St. Dunstan’s University 57-55; 51-52 (Total: 108-107) W. SEMI (B.C./Sask): U of Victoria Vikings d’d Saskatoon YMCA Celtics 46-49; 56-42; 57-40 (2g-1) W. SEMI (Man/ThunderBay): Winnipeg Imperials d’d Port Arthur Y Flyers 67-48; 76-66 (Total: 143-114) W. FINAL: University of Victoria Vikings d’d Winnipeg Imperials 64-71; 68-61; 71-55; 82-62 (3g-1) E. FINAL: Toronto YMHA d’d Moncton CY-Hi Jrs 96-65; 147-73 (2g-0) CANADIAN TITLE: Toronto YMHA Whites d’d U of Victoria Vikings 81-57; 78-66; 85-60 (3g-0) |
In the Maritime semis, the St. Dunstan’s University Saints d’d the St. Joseph’s University Juniors 86-46; 81-39; (Total: 167-85). …………………………………………………… In game one, St. Dunstan’s prevailed 86-46 as Lorne MacGuigan scored 18, John Kelly 17, Chick Morrison 13, Bob Fearon 13, Gerald Tingley 12, Lake 5, Noonan 4, Pete McGonnell 3 and Swift 1, while Betz was scoreless. Pat Murray led St. Joseph’s with 18. Jean Richard added 7, Corriveau 7, Dobblestyne 5, Dionne 5, Murchland 3 and Mahoney 1, while Desroches and Ploudde were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, St. Dunstan’s prevailed 81-39 as John Kelly scored 34 and Bob Fearon 17.
In the other Maritime semi, the Moncton CY-HI Juniors defeated St. John Y.M.C.A. x-x; x-x; (Total: 168-85)
In the Maritime finals, the Moncton CY-HI Juniors d’d St. Dunstan’s University Saints 57-55; 51-52 (Total: 108-107). …………………………………………………… In game one, Moncton prevailed 57-55. John Kelly led St. Dunstan’s with 22. Gerry Tingley added 12. …………………………………………………… In game two, St. Dunstan’s edged Moncton 52-51 but the CY-HI Juniors won the total-point series by one. The Saints (coached by Father Walter McGuigan) included John Kelly, Alfred Morrison, Brian Noonan, Lorne MacGuigan, Robert Fearon, Peter McGonnell, Gerald Tingley, Eugene Lake, Mike Swift, Dave Betz and Ron Manzer.
In the Toronto city semis, the YMHA Whites defeated Lawrence Park 93-49; 59-23 (Total: 152-72). …………………………………………………… In game two, YMHA took the series with a 59-23 win as Howie Bodkin scored 14, Olanow 8, Waters 8 and Buntins 8. Fred Ridding led Lawrence Park with 11. Rod Ranta added 6.
In the Toronto city finals, the YMHA Whites d’d St. Christopher House 79-59; 83-62 (Total: 163-121). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Whites prevailed 79-59 as Warren Reynolds scored 22 and Doug Gaidy 18. Mal Chesler led St. Christopher House with 26. Paul Sapunijis added 12 and Chester Wlodarczyk 12. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Whites completed the series sweep by dusting St. Christopher House 83-62.
In the Ontario final, Toronto Central YMHA defeated Windsor AKO 85-43; 78-75 (Total: 163-118). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto whipped Windsor 85-43 as Doug Gaidy scored 22, Phil Waters 20, Warren Reynolds 11, Burtins 10, Lewis 8, Marc Cohen 6, Much 6 and Olanow 2, while Bubkin was scoreless. Tom Newton scored 18 to lead AKO (coached by Frank Wansbrough). Al Lachowitz added 8, Gary Weir 6, Semancik 4, Paterson 3, Mailloux 2 and Hoffman 2, while Hamilton, Vernes, Szalay, Mogg and Glynn were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Windsor took a 43-33 lead at the half before Toronto’s Howie Bobkin caught fire, hitting an array of mid-range jumpers to rally the Whites to a 78-75 win. Bobkin finished 18. Doug Gaidy added 15, Fred Lewis 13, Phil Waters 11, Reynolds 8, Cohen 7, Moch 4 and Butins 2. Tommy Newton paced Windsor with 27. Gary Weir added 19, Semanick 10, Paterson 10 and Lachowicz 9.
In the Eastern semi, Toronto Central YMHA d’d Montreal Davis YMHA 88-52; 92-65 (Total: 180-117). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto torched Montreal 88-52 as Warren Reynolds scored 24 and Doug Gaidy 13. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto led 53-33 at the half and prevailed 92-65. Warren Reynolds paced Toronto with 24. Doug Gaidy added 17, Douglas 12, Phil Waters 11, Marv Cohen 8, Levin 6, Olamie 4, Mech 3 and Robbin 1, while Green was scoreless. Sydney Greenburg scored 18 to lead Montreal with 18. Jerry Unger added 10, Bernard Klein 10, Ruby Goodman 9, Aaron Aisenthal 8, Issac Katz 7, Moe Ross 4 and Harvey Penner 2, while Landers and Jay Berkowitz were scoreless. Davis YMHA (coached by Phil Weiselburg) also included Mort Sanders,
In the Eastern final, Toronto YMHA swept the Moncton CY-Hi Jrs 96-65; 147-73 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Doug Gaidy scored 20 and Warren Reynolds 18 as Toronto pasted Moncton 96-65. Moch added 14, Lewis 14, Botkin 12, Waters 9, Gohen 6 and Glorion 3, while Green and Burtins were scoreless. Bernie Wheaton led Moncton with 18. Warren Crossman added 13, Christie 12, Kent 9, Hanusiak 8, Murphy 4 and Bryant 2, while Lutes, Murphy and Hachey were scoreless. Toronto led 55-24 at the half. …………………………………………………… In game two, Fred Lewis, playing centre for the first time, scored 29 as Toronto romped to an easy 147-73 victory. Warren Reynolds added 21, Howie Bobkin 19, Marv Cohen 19, Ross Moch 18, Doug Gaidy 14, Phil Waters 16, Art Green 0 and Harvey Olanow 11. Bernie Wheaton paced Moncton with 18. Warren Chapman added 11, John Hanusiak 16, Joe Kent 13, Pat Murphy 4, John Christie 5, Greg Murphy 0, Edgar Hachey 2, Louis Bryant 0 and Bill Lutes 2. Cy-Hi also included Walter Baxter, Don MacDougall, Warren Crossman, Allan Charters, Johan Hanusiak, Darrell Miller, Edgar Hachey, Frank Power, Pat Murphy, Joe Kent, Ray Leger, John Christie, Gary MacKenzie, Bucky Brine, Roger Robart, Eric Hachey and Gerry Flemming.
In the West playoffs and Manitoba finals, the Winnipeg Imperials defeated Winnipeg St. Andrews 52-53; 91-70; 83-90; 67-51; 78-61 (3g-2). …………………………………………………… In game one, St. Andrews shocked the Imperials 53-52 as Barry McBride hit the winning free throw with 23 seconds to play. St. Andrews led 23-22 at the half. Don Kubesh paced St. Andrews with 18. Barry Jones added 14, Hartley 2 and Deegan 4, while Cummings, Bower, Heywood and McFetridge were scoreless. Ed Melnyk led the Imperials with 21. Ken Hartas added 13. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Imperials evened the series by dusting St. Andrews 91-70 as Ken Hartas scored 2, Ed Melnyk 19, Ross McKenzie 10, Len Sedun 8, Harry Muth 8, Harv Lockshin 8 and Whitey Melonbardis 6. Barry Jones led St. Andrews with 8. Al Hartley added 16, Barry McBride 5, Don Kubesh 3, Bower 5 and Deegan 2. …………………………………………………… In game five, the Imperials clipped St. Andrews 78-61 as Ed Melnyk scored 31, Ken Hartas 18, Len Sedun 2, Harv Lockshin 8, Ross McKenzie 5, Ron Block 2 and Ron Dragan 2, while Ivars Meinbardis and Bill Osadchuk were scoreless. Barry Jones led St. Andrews (coached by Johnny Spottiswood) with 21. Don Kubesh added 11, Barry McBride 1, Ken Hartley 0 and Deegan 8, while Bower was scoreless.
In the Alberta final, Lethbridge Junior Chinooks d’d Calgary Art’s Ambassadors 70-70; x-x (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… In game one, the teams played to a 70-70 draw. Arie Konynenbelt led the Chinooks with 21. Dick Rempel added 20. Wally MacIntosh paced the Ambassadors with 18. Norm Vickery added 14. The Ambassadors registered only for provincial play, so the Chinooks were guaranteed to advance to face the BC champion.
In the British Columbia quarterfinals and Island semis, Victoria College defeated Chemainus 68-43; 77-67 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Victoria College torched Chemainus 68-43 as Tommy English scored 17, Skillings 12, McCullough 12, Kowalyk 9, Chiko 8, Tomlinson 8 and Lore 2. Hayes led Chemainus with 13. Cave added 12, G Wheeler 8, Eastman 8 and W Wheeler 2. …………………………………………………… In game two, Victoria College took the series with a 77-67 win as Waldo Skillings scored 19, Bob Tomlinson 19 and Art Chiko 18. G Wheeler led Chemainus with 24.
In the British Columbia semis and Lower Mainland finals, West Vancouver Ex-Hi defeated Vancouver YMCA 59-55; 44-42 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Ex-Hi prevailed 59-55 as Bill Nicol scored 29, Stan Gustin 18, Lance Stephens 7, Newton 4 and Gardiner 1, while Lankester, Rodgers, Johnson, Yada, McComb, Symonds and Vernon were scoreless. Elkington led YMCA with 13. Bertles added 11, Leahy 10, Robbins 6, Hyndman 6, Currie 5, Carey 2 and Heinrich 2, while O’Fallon, McCullough and Usselman were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, West Vancouver took the series with a 44-42 win as Nicol scored 17, Stephens 14, Gustin 7, Newton 4 and Vernon 2, while Lankester, Johnson, Yada and Symonds were scoreless. Bertles led Vancouver with 12. Elkington added 10, Leahy 6, Hyndman 6, Carey 4, Currie 2 and Heinrich 2, while O’Fallon, McCullough and Robbins were scoreless.
In the other B.C. semi, Victoria College defeated Alberni 84-45; 63-33 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game two, Victoria College took the series with a 63-33 win as English scored 12, Skillings 12, Flynn 10, Tomlinson 9, Kowalyk 8, Brousseau 6, Chiko 3, McCulloch 2 and Bossington 1. McShane led Alberni with 11. Hataus added 8, Price 5, Ward 4, Johnston 3 and MacDonald 2.
In the British Columbia finals, the Victoria College Vikings defeated West Vancouver Ex-Hi 67-53; 56-66 (Total: 123-119). …………………………………………………… In game one, Victoria College prevailed 67-53 as Waldo Skillings scored 20, Ed Kowalyk 18, Tom English 12, Bob Tomlinson 8, Art Chiko 6 and Ken McCullough 3, while Doug Flynn, Ken Brousseau and Lance Rossington were scoreless. Lance Stephens led Ex-Hi with 16. Dave Vernon added 13, Bill Nicol 10, Stan Gustin 6, Lloyd Newton 6 and Ken Yada 2, while A Johnson, Don Gardner and Lankester were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, West Vancouver Ex-Hi prevailed 66-56 in overtime but lost the total-point series by four. Lance Stephens led West Vancouver with 35. Nicol added 12, Gustin 11, Newton 4, Vernon 2 and Gardner 2, while Johnson, Lankester and Yada were scoreless. Tomlinson led Victoria with 15. English added 13, Kowalyk 13, Skillings 9 and McCullough 6, while Chiko, Flin, Brousseau and Rossington were scoreless.
In the West quarterfinals, the Victoria College Vikings defeated the Lethbridge Junior Chinooks 78-62; 66-61 (2g-0). …………………………………………………… In game one, Victoria coasted to a 78-2 win as Bob Tomlinson scored 27, Tom English 20, Waldo Skillings 14, Ken McCulloch 9, Ed Kowalyk 6 and Art Chiko 2, while Doug Flynn, Terry Lore, Ken Brousseau and Lance Rossington were scoreless. Arie Konynenbelt paced the Chinooks with 22. Bill Pizzey added 15, Bill Shostak 8, Bernie Carrier 6 and Dick Rempel 2, while Dick Fairbanks, John Bosnak and Jerry Kirchner were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Victoria completed the series sweep with a 66-61 win after leading 36-27 at the half. Tom English paced the Vikes with 21. Waldo Skillings added 13, Ken McCulloch 9, Bob Tomlinson 8, Ed Kowalyk 7, Doug Flynn 4 and Art Chiko 4, while Ken Brousseau, Terry Lore and Lance Rossington were scoreless. Bill Pizzey paced the Chinooks with 24. Gerry Lawlor added 12, Bill Shostak 11, Dick Rempel 8, Arie Konynenbelt 5 and Bernie Carrier 1, while Dick Fairbanks, John Bosnak and Jerry Kirchner were scoreless. The Chinooks were coached by Jack Lilja, assisted by David Howell.
In the West semis, the University of Victoria Vikings defeated Saskatoon YMCA Celtics 46-49; 56-42; 57-40 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, Saskatoon prevailed 49-46 in overtime as Bob Bell scored 13, including five in the extra session, Bruce Fotheringham 8, Gerry Beaubier 8, Ken Tidsbury 8, Mel Jacobson 4, Don Dean 2 and Nichols 2, while Lamb was scoreless. The Celtics also included Bob Maguire and Enns. Tom English led the Vikes with 9. Ken McCulloch added 8, Ed Kowalyk 8, Bob Tomlinson 8, Chiko 7, Waldo Skillings 3, Doug Flynn 3, while Brousseau, Rossington and Love were scoreless. The score was knotted at 18 at the half, at 29 after three quarters and at 39 after regulation time. Fotheringham had given Saskatoon a 59-57 lead with a pair of free throws but Tomlinson answered with a bucket to force overtime. Fotheringham and Bell dominated the extra session. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Vikes evened the series with a 56-42 win as Bob Tomlinson scored 17, Tom English 15, Waldo Skillings 13, Chiko 6, McCullough 4 and Kowalyk 1, while Brousseau, Flynn and Love were scoreless. Mel Jacobson led the Celtics with 13. Bob Magnusen added 9, Maguire 9, Jerry Beaubier 8, Bell 5, Tidsbury 4, Fotheringham 2 and Dean 2, while Lamb and Enns were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game three, Victoria took the series with a 57-40 win as Waldo Skillings scored 25, Bob Tomlinson 15, Tom English 10, Ken McCulloch 7, while Ken Brousseau, Ed Kowalyk, Doug Flynn, Lance Rossington, Art Chiko and Terry Lore were scoreless. Jake Ens scored 15 to lead the Celtics (coached by Milt Bailey). Bob Bell added 12, Gary Beaubier 5, Dean 4, Tidsbury 3 and Bob Maguire 2, while Mel Jacobson, Lamb, Bruce Fotheringham and Nicholls were scoreless.
In the other West semi, the Winnipeg Imperials defeated the Port Arthur Y Flyers 67-48; 76-66 (Total: 143-104). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Imperials prevailed 67-48 as Ken Hartas scored 21, Ed Melnyk 16, Len Sedun 16, Harv Muth 6, Harv Lockshin 4 and Dragan 3, while Bill Osadchuk was scoreless. Norlund led the Flyers with 16. Rasporich added 12, McCuaig 10, Stitt 8 and Jim Maki 2, while John Maki, Henderson, Sliskovich, Alexson and Guerard were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Winnipeg completed the series sweep by clipping Port Arthur 76-66 as Ken Hartas scored 27, Ed Melnyk 20, Dragan 9, Harv Muth 8, Harv Lockshin 8 and Len Sedun 4, while Bill Osadchuk was scoreless. Norlund led the Flyers with 21. Rasporich added 3, McCuaig 1, Jim Maki 4, John Maki 4 and Guerard 1, while Henderson, Sliskovich and Alexson were scoreless.
In the West final, the University of Victoria Vikings defeated the Winnipeg Imperials 64-71; 68-61; 71-55; 82-55 (3g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Imperials prevailed 71-64 as Ed Melnyk dominated the floor in the second half. Ed Melnyk paced the Imperials with 22 on 10-15 from the floor. Ken Hartas added 16, Ross McKenzie 10, Harv Lockshin 10, Len Sedun 9 and Ivars Meinbardis 4, while Harve Muth, Ron Block and Bill Osadchuk were scoreless. Art Chiko led the Vikings with 19. Tom English added 17, Ed Kowalyk 14, Bob Tomlinson 10, Waldo Skillings 2 and Ken McCulloch 2, while Ken Brousseau, Doug Flynn and Terry Lore were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Vikings evened the series with a 68-61 win as Art Chiko, Waldo Skillings and Bob Tomlinson each scored 14. Tom English added 12, Ed Kowalyk 8, Ken McCulloch 6, while Ken Brousseau, Doug Flynn and Terry Lore were scoreless. Ed Melnyk paced the Imperials with 21. Ken Hartas added 16, Harv Lockshin 12, Len Sedun 8, Ross McKenzie 2 and Ivars Meinbardis 2, while Harve Muth, Ron Block and Bill Osadchuk were scoreless. The Vikings led 31-29 at the half. …………………………………………………… In game three, Victoria swamped the Imperials 71-55 after leading 34-31 at the half. Bob Tomlinson paced the Vikings with 23. Tom English added 18, Waldo Skillings 17, Ken McCulloch 8, Ed Kowalyk 3 and Art Chiko 2, while Lance Rossington, Doug Flynn, Ken Brousseau and Terry Lore were scoreless. Ken Hartas paced the Imperials with 14. Ed Melnyk added 12, Ross McKenzie 12, Harv Lockshin 9, Len Sedun 4, Ivars Meinbardis 2 and Harv Muth 1, while Bill Osadchuk and Ron Block were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game five, the Vikes took the series with an 86-62 win as Waldo Skillings scored 23, Bob Tomlinson 18, Art Chiko 13, Tom English 11, Ken McCulloch 9 and Ed Kowalyk 6, while Ken Brousseau, Doug Flynn, Terry Lore and Lance Rossington were scoreless. Ken Hartas paced the Imperials (coached by Andy Spack and managed by Harv Lipkin) with 19. Ed Melnyk added 14, Ron Dragan 11, Len Sedun 10, Ross McKenzie 6 and Ivars Meinbardis 2, while Harv Lockshin, Harv Muth, Ron Block and Bill Osadchuk were scoreless.
In the national finals, the Toronto YMHA swept the University of Victoria 81-57; 78-66; 85-60 (3g-0).
In game one, Warren Reynolds ran amuck for Toronto, scoring 26 and dominating the paint as YMHA prevailed 81-57. The southpaw centre was all but unstoppable as YMHA kept up a blistering paced which clearly tired Victoria. The Vikings led 6-3 early but soon collapsed and Toronto build a 40-25 lead at the half. Tom English, Bob Tomlinson and Ken Brousseau tried to rally Victoria but the Vikings shooting was streaky and Reynolds again took command. Arvid Buntins added 13 for Toronto, Fred Lewis 11, Art Green 0, Marv Cohen 5, Ross Moch 4, Doug Gaidy 8, Harvey Olanow 4, Phil Waters 2 and Howie Bobkin 8. Bob Tomlinson paced Victoria with 16. Tom English added 12, Ken McCulloch 5, Waldo Skillings 5, Ed Kowalyk 5, Doug Flynn 0, Lance Rossington 0, Art Chiko 9, Terry Lore 0 and Ken Brousseau 4. Victoria coach Bill Garner told Canadian Press it was the worst game his troops had ever played. “I don’t believe the Toronto club is 24 points better than my team. I expect the kids to prove it when they take to the floor for the second game tonight. We couldn’t hit from outside and we missed chances inside. In fact, our play was off color all night.”
In game two, Toronto forward Phil Waters was out with an infected eye, while guard Art Green had injured his knee. But the Whites still breezed to a 78-66 win. They led 44-29 at the half and only the sniping of 6-3 centre Bob Tomlinson kept Victoria vaguely within reach. Warren Reynolds led Toronto with 21, Fred Lewis 16, Arvyd Buntins 16, Doug Gaidy 10, Moen 7, Olanow 4, Bobkin 2 and Cohen 2, while Green was scoreless. Vikes coach Bill Garner tried a zone and ended up outscoring Toronto 37-34 in the second half. Tomlinson led Victoria with 23. Tom English added 16, Ken McCulloch 11, Art Chiko 11, Kowalyk 4 and Skillings 1, while Brousseau, Flynn, Rossington and Lore were scoreless. Toronto hit 18-33 from the line, while Victoria was 22-38.
Game three was a torrid, right affair until the second half when Toronto blitzed the Vikings with a decisive 22-0 run and prevailed 85-60. The Whites had led 41-38 at the half and Tom English cut the margin to one with a driving layup. The teams traded the lead until, with 10 minutes to play, Doug Gaidy, Howie Bobkin and Marv Cohen hit buckets to ignite the run. Doug Gaidy finished with 25 points. Howie Bobkin added 20, Marv Cohen 16, Warren Reynolds 9, Fred Lewis 2, Art Green 4, Ross Moch 8, Harvey Olanow 0 and Arvyd Buntins 5. Despite playing on a bad ankle, Tom English led the Vikes with 23. Bob Tomlinson added 18, Ken McCulloch 8, Waldo Skillings 3, Ed Kowalyk 6, Ken Brousseau 0, Doug Flynn 0, Lance Rossington 0, Art Chiko 2 and Terry Lore 0. In nine playoffs games, the YMHA Whites outscored their opposition 830-570, while capitalizing heavily on their experience. A rule change in offseason of 1956 had boosted the eligibility limit to 20 from 19 years of age, allowing Toronto to keep four vets for another year, including scoring ace Warren Reynolds, rebounding wizard ‘Goose’ Gaidy, guard Russ Moch and speedy forward Phil Waters. The Whites finished 34-5 on the season. Sherman called it his best all-around team. “I could turn to any member of the team and get a top-notch performance. It was that balance that won it for us.” After the win, Sherman announced plans to take his top seven players and compete at the senior level in 1957-58.
The runner-up University of Victoria Vikings: Tom English; Bob Tomlinson; Ken Brousseau; Ken McCulloch; Waldo Skillings; Ed Kowalyk; Doug Flynn; Lance Rossington; Art Chiko; Terry Lore; coach Bill Garner; manager Fred Martens
The champion Toronto YMHA Whites: Doug Gaidy; Phil Waters; Marv Cohen; Warren Reynolds; Harvey Olanow; Arvyd Buntins; Howie Bobkin; Fred Lewis; Russ Moch; Art Green; Al Schafel; coach Dave Sherman; assistant Bill Weindorf