In the Ontario quarterfinals, the Toronto Elizabeth Playgrounds, coached by Bob Abate, defeated the St. Catharines Collegiates 32-19; 24-17 (Total: 56-36). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto prevailed by 13 after leading 12-7 at the half. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto clipped St. Catharines 24-17 as Abrams scored 5, Solly Sone 5, Mittenburg 4, I Levy 3, Yarmolinsky 3, Lockwood 3 and Ruben 1, while P Levy, Book and White were scoreless. Toronto led 9-8 at the half. Newman led St. Catharines with 6. Elliott added 4, Fitzgerald 3, Al Smith 2, Sparks 2 and Madsen 2, while Gadsby, Clutterbuck, Ken Smith, Penman and Warwick were scoreless.
In the Ontario quarterfinals, the Windsor Y Yellow Jackets defeated the Woodstock Y Arrows 26-8; 27-23 (Total: 53-31). …………………………………………………… In game one, Windsor dusted Woodstock 26-8 as Berton scored 2, Medland 11 and Bauer 3, while Trotter, Hunter, Issell, Turville and Steefe were scoreless. Wilson led Woodstock with 2. Sparks added 2 and Irwin 1, while 3 were unallocated, and Stewart, Bennett, Ward, Canning and Crew were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Windsor edged Woodstock 27-23. Krug led Woodstock with 12.
In the Ontario semis, the Windsor Y Yellow Jackets defeated the Toronto Elizabeth Playgrounds 22-20; 21-15 (Total: 43-35). …………………………………………………… In game one, Windsor prevailed by two as Bauer scored 8, Beaton 7, Medland 4, Trotter 2, Hunter 1, Steel 0, Isell 0 and Turville 0. The score was knotted at 12 at the half. M. Wittenberg scored 6 for Toronto. S. Sone added 5, I Levy 2, M Yarmolinsky 1, P. Levy 0, B. Lockwood 2, W. Brandes 0, L. Book 0 and Abrams 4. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto led 8-6 at the half but the Yellow Jackets took command in the second. Bauer led the Yellow Jackets with 8. Benton added 5, Medland 6, Hunter 0, Trotter 2, Issell 2, Turville 0 and Steel 0. Sone paced Toronto with 6. Wittenberg added 2, Abram 0, Yarmolinsky 0, Rubin 6, P. Levy 2, White 0 and I Levy 0.
In the Ontario finals, the Windsor Y Yellow Jackets defeated Orillia Y 24-8; 21-15 (Total: 45-23). …………………………………………………… In game one, Windsor dispatched Orillia 24-8 as Benton scored 10, Medland 6, Trotter 3, Bauer 2, Hunter 2 and Steel 1, while Turville and Issell were scoreless. Ribbans paced Orillia with 4. Ball added 3 and Hair 1, while Pack, D Thompson, Tissington, Muningham and R Thompson was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Windsor took the series with a 21-15 win as Jimmy Benton scored 9, Medland 5, Bauer 2, Hunter 2, Issell 2 and Trotter 1. Ball led Orillia with 8. Lissington 5, D Thompson 1 and P Thompson 1, while ribbans and Pack were scoreless.
In the Ottawa Valley finals, Ottawa Glebe defeated Brittanias 33-20; 41-23 (Total: 74-44). …………………………………………………… In game one, Glebe spanked Britannias 33-20 as E Fyfe scored 12, L Leore 12 and W Nixon 9, while G Tilley, L Hunter, D Forward, J Cole, D McCann and A Lennie were scoreless. W McCartney led the Britannias with 9. L Smith added 9 and T Gray 2, while G Stranks, G Grand, G Davidson and W Heenan were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Glebe prevailed 41-23 as J Leore scored 18, W Nixon 10, G Tiley 7, E Fyfe 2, D Forward 2 and L Hunter 2, while J Cole, D McCann and A Lennie were scoreless. Wally McCartney led the Britannias with 20. L Smith added 5, G Stranks 4, G Gray 2 and W Heenan 2, while H Davison, G Grand and J Goodwin were scoreless.
In the Ottawa Valley/Quebec finals, Montreal YMHA defeated Ottawa Glebe Collegiate 42-16; 15-27 (Total 57-43). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal YMHA dominated Glebe 41-26, after leading 16-9 at the half. Goldberg paced YMHA with 15. Cohen added 6, Ulrich 8, Brenhouse 3, Caplan 0, Richman 6, Solomon 0, Ritz 0, Myrovitch 4 and Blostin 0. Leore scored 4 for Glebe. Fuge added 7, Nixon 1, Tulley 2, Hunter 2, Cole 0, Lennie 0 and McCann 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, Glebe prevailed 27-15 despite hitting only 5-22 from the line. Leore notched 11 for Glebe. Nixon added 5, Fyfe 5, Tilley 1, Hunter 1, Forward 2, Cole 2, Miller 0, McCann 0 and Lennie 0. Goldberg paced Montreal with 7. Cohen added 1, Ulrich 3, Brenhouse 3, Richman 1, Caplan 0, Myrovitch 0 and Ritz 0.
Montreal YMHA invited McAdam H.S., the Maritimes champ, and Windsor, to Montreal for a final playoff tourney, financed primarily by a $75 grant from CABA. The Windsor Blue Arrows were scheduled to meet the Montreal YMHA in the semis. The Arrows announced that the dates were unacceptable. Montreal claimed Windsor defaulted. Windsor countered that the dates were never fixed and Montreal did not offer adequate financial guarantees. The matter was eventually sorted out by CABA and the series was held.
In the Eastern semis, the Montreal YMHA defeated the Windsor Y Yellow Jackets 17-9; 22-15 (Total: 39-24). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal YMHA prevailed 17-9. Only three free throws were scored in the first quarter, all by Montreal. Windsor rallied to within 7-6 at the half. Montreal scored on the opening tip and three free throws to build a 12-8 lead at the three-quarter mark. The fourth quarter was a free throw shooting affair with Montreal prevailing. Goldberg led Montreal with 6. Cohen added 5, Richman 0, Ulrich 2, Brenhouse 1, Caplan 2 and Myrovitch 1. Bauer paced Windsor with 5. Benton added 2, Trotter 2, Medland 0, Hunter 0, Steel 0 and Issell 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, Montreal dispatched Windsor 22-15 as Cohen scored 7, Ernie Ulrich 6, Brenhouse 5, Goldberg 3 and Myerovitch 1, while Ritz, Caplan and Richmond were scoreless. George Medland led Windsor with 11. Elmer Bauer added 2 and Jack Trotter 2, while Jim Benton and Abbie Hunter were scoreless. The Yellow Jackets (coach A.B. Clark, manager F.X Scully) also included Bob Turville, Hugh Steel and George Issell.
In the eastern finals, Montreal YMHA defeated McAdam High 35-11; 41-5 (Total: 76-16).
In game one, Cohen paced Montreal with 14. Goldberg added 5, Solomon 2, Ulrich 4, Ritz 2, Brenhouse 0, Caplan 2 and Myrovitch 5. Anderson led McAdam with 4. Thomas added 2, G. Thorburn 0, Esterbrook 3, C. Thorburn 2, Rosebush 0, Bell 0 and Balthus 0.
In game two, Cohen and Richman each notched 10 to pace Montreal. Abe Goldberg added 9, Ulrich 7, Brenhouse 0, Blostin 4, Caplan 2 and Solomon 0. Anderson led McAdam with 4. Bell added 1, while Thomas, G. Thorburn, Esterbrooke, Baltus, Rosebush and Don were scoreless.
The Eastern runner-up McAdam (N.B.) High: Anderson; Thomas; G. Thorburn; Esterbrook; C. Thorburn; Rosebush; Bell; Balthus; Don;
The Eastern champ Montreal YMHA: Abe Goldberg; Harry Cohen; Drie Ulrich; Moe Brenhouse; Abe Caplan; Richman; Solomon; Art Ritz; Henry Myerontell; Myrovitch; Benny Blaustein; Mortimer White; coach Sammy Itel; manager Ben Spiegelman