In the Ottawa Valley/Quebec playoff, the Montreal Engineers defeated the Ottawa Gladstones 54-31; 36-26 (Total 90-57). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal torched Ottawa 54-31 as Holzberg scored 16, Eamon 14, Murphy 8, Dade 6, Allen 6 and Kenneway 4, while Lamb and Fleming were scoreless. B McInenly led the Gladstone with 16. A Charbonneau added 8, J Russell 6 and W Morris 1, while H Aird, M Cameron, J Stevenson and R Cross were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Montreal prevailed 36-26 as N Holzberg scored 17, E Eamon 10, B Dade 4, S Murphy 4 and A Kennaway 1, while S Allan, A Flemming and P Logo were scoreless. Bert McInenly led the Gladstones with 10. Art Charbonneau added 10, Merrill Cameron 4, Harold Aird 4 and Jimmie Russell 2, while Rupert Cross, Wendall Morris and Jack Stevenson were scoreless.
In the opening round of the Ontario playoffs, London Comex defeated St. Thomas 13-19; x-x (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… St. Thomas include Udell, Matthews, Fenwick, Farley, Small and Long.
In the Ontario quarterfinals, the Windsor Blue Arrows defeated London Comex 20-15; 16-20 (Total 36-35). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Blue Arrows clipped London 2015 as Fred Craig scored 8, Elie Saddy 4, George Taylor 3, Ed Dawson 3 and Bill Curtis 2, while George Jeffers and Val Gribble were scoreless. Logan led London with 9. Ashton added 4 and Murray 2, while Brown, Allin and Henderson were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, London prevailed 20-16 but lost the total-point series by one. Ken Murray led Comex with 11. Logan added 4, Ashton 3 and Brown 1. London also included Allan, Henderson. Taylor paced Windsor (manager G.A. Jeffers) with 5. Craig added 4, Curtis 3, Dawson 2 and Saddy 2.
In the Ontario quarterfinals and Toronto city finals, Broadview Y defeated Rotakins x-x; 16-24 (Total: by one).
In the Ontario semis, Toronto Broadview Y defeated Orillia 33-20; 44-10 (Total 77-30). …………………………………………………… In game two, Don Murray paced Broadview with 20. Ray Mitchell added 14. Broadview Y (coached by Laurie Irwin) also included Carl Voss; Henry Dewitt; J. Laumer; Rice; Morris; Thomas
In the other Ontario semi, St. Catharines defeated the Windsor Blue Arrows 37-20; 18-15 (Total: 55-35). …………………………………………………… In game one, St. Catharines clubbed Windsor 37-20 as Cambray scored 15, Wiley 6, Parkins 6, Peart 6 and Diggins 4, while Wiley and Calderone were scoreless. Craig paced Windsor with 8. Curtis added 7, Taylor 3 and Dawson 2, while Saddy, Jeffers and Gribble were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, St. Catharines edged Windsor 18-15 as Merner scored 10, Peart 4, Diggins 2 and Cambray 2, while Calderone, Wiley and Hollinbeck were scoreless. Curtis led the Blue Arrows with 9. Saddy added 4 and Dawson 2, while Taylor, Craig, Gribble and Jeffers were scoreless.
In the Ontario final, St. Catharines defeated Toronto Broadview Y 27-32; 17-9 (Total: 44-41)
In the Eastern final, St. Catharines was declared the champ after Montreal Engineers forfeited, saying they would not pursue the crown beyond the Ottawa playoff.