In the Ontario quarterfinals, the Toronto Elizabeth Playgrounds defeated Orillia 37-16; x-x (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… The Lizzies played Sniderman, Caplan, Dunlop, Mincovitch, Shapiro, Davidson, Eckler, Goldestein and Lyndon. Orillia played Johnston, Cochrane, Boyd, Eaton, Miller, Dobson and Hill.
In the Ontario semis, the Toronto Elizabeth Playgrounds defeated St. Catharines 17-11; 19-9 (Total: 26-20). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto prevailed in a slow, sluggish affair in which neither team shot the ball well. Caplan notched 4 for the Lizzies. Sniderman added 4, Davidson 0, Dunlop 0, Mincovitch 0, Shapiro 2, Eckler 2, Goldstein 1, and Lyndon 0. H. Cambray led St. Catharines with 7. C. Cambray added 2, Logan 1, Newman 1, Ferguson 0, Milligan 0, Ellis 0 and Howe 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Lizzies prevailed 19-9 to win the series 26-20.
In the other Ontario semi, the Windsor Moon Athletic Club defeated Woodstock YMCA 30-21; 36-21 (Total: 66-42). …………………………………………………… In game one, Windsor clipped Woodstock 30-21 as Oliver scored 11, Hickey 10, Red Morton 4, Taylor 4 and Bailey 1, while Halliday, Karn, Parsons, Hubbel and Gerners were scoreless. Krug led Woodstock with 6. E Bennett added 4, G Bennett 3, Crawford 3, W Bennett 3 and Clark 2, while O MacDonald was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Moon Athletic took the series with a 36-21 win as Art Oliver scored 17, Del Hickey 12, Red Morton 4, Taylor 2 and Halliday 1, while Hubbell, Karn, Parsons, Morton and Gomez were scoreless. George Bennett paced Woodstock with 8. Bill Crawford added 8, McKiggan 2, MacDonald 2 and Coles 1, while W Bennett, E Bennett and Krug were scoreless.
In the Ontario final, the Toronto Elizabeth Playgrounds defeated the Windsor Moon Athletic Club 21-7; 32-10 (Total: 53-17). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto took an 11-4 lead at the half and were never threatened. Dunlop led Toronto with 8. Sniderman added 4, Caplan 4, Mencovitch 3, Shapiro 0, Davidson 0, Goldstein 0, Lynden 0, Eckler 2 and Garfield 0. Hickey paced Windsor with 3. Oliver added 2, Taylor 2, Karne 0, Halliday 1, Parsons 0, Baillie 0 and Gomer 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto dominated from the start and romped to the easy win as Sniderman scored 13, Eckler 4, Dunlop 6, Minkovitch 2, Shapiro 0, Davidson 3, Goldstein 2, Lindou 2 and Garfinkle 0. Oliver led Windsor with 6. Hickey added 1, Taylor 1, Karn 2, Halliday 0, Parsons 0, Morton 0, Bailey 0 and Gomez 0.
In the Ottawa Valley final, Ottawa Technical School defeated Glebe Collegiate 16-22; 30-15 (Total: 46-37). …………………………………………………… In game one, Glebe clipped Tech 22-16 as Jim Wills scored 11, Edwin Lennie 4, Jardine Dey 3, Lynwood Christmas 2 and Billy Baldwin 2, while Emerson Ogilvie, Robert Weir, William Laurie, Charlie Jarvis and Bryce Gillis were scoreless. Glebe also included Gordie Milne. W MacRae paced Tech with 7. G Murphy added 5 and H Dalton 4, while J Hynes, J Sincennes, J Cherry, C Turner, W Purdy, J Donaldson, J Kuyuk and D Bloom were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Tech took the series with a 30-15 win as W Purdy scored 14, G MacRae 8, W Murphy 5, J hynes 2 and J Sincennes 1, while H Dalton, J Cherry, C Turner, W Purdy, J Donaldson, O Kuyuk and Bloom were scoreless. J Wills led Glebe with 7. W Baldwin added 4, F Ogilvie 2, E Lennie 1 and J Dey 1, while L Christmas, R Weird, W Laurie, Jarvis and B Gillis were scoreless.
In the Ottawa Valley/Quebec playoff, the Montreal Beavers defeated Ottawa Technical School defeated 23-35; 34-13 (Total: 57-49) …………………………………………………… In game one, Ottawa Technical prevailed 35-23 as Gordon MacCrae scored 10, Bill Murphy 9, Bill Purdy 9 and Boisey Dalton 6, while Jack Hynes, Joe Sincennes, Jack Donaldson, Des Bloom and Charlie Turner were scoreless. Silverstone led the Beavers with 6. Goodman added 6, Elias 5, Cohen 4, Katz 1 and Levine 1, while Lutterman, Azennil, Rosenthal, Stark and Raff were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Montreal prevailed 34-13 as Goodman scored 11, Silverstone 9, Rosenthal 6, Cohen 5 and Elias 3, while Katz, Lutterman, Azenmil, Levine, Raff and Stark were scoreless. Purdy led Ottawa Tech with 7. Dalton added 4, MacRae 1 and Sincennes 1, while Murphy, Kuyuk, Cheny, Turner, Hynes, Donaldson and Bloom were scoreless.
The East runner-up Ottawa Technical School: George MacRae; Boisey Dalton; Bill Murphy; Jack Hynes; Charlie Turner; Des Bloom; Jack Cherry; John Kuyuk; Bill Purdy; Joe Sincennes; Jack Donaldson;
The East champion Montreal Beavers: Silverstone; Goodman; Rosenthal; Cohen; Elias; Katz; Lutterman; Azenmil; Levin; Raff; Stark;