In the Quebec championships, Montreal North Branch YMCA defeated the Quebec City St. Patrick’s Grads 53-50; 41-32 (Total: 94-82). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal Branch YMCA prevailed 53-50 as Seymour Miller and B Gauthier scored a combined 30.
In the New Brunswick final, the Moncton Comets defeated the St. John Capitals 33-32 in a replay ordered by the New Brunswick Basketball Association after the Comets had objected to the use of an official.
In the Maritime finals, the Saint John Capitols defeated New Waterford St. Agnes Strands 23-20; 16-10 (Total: 36-33).
In the Toronto city semis, Toronto Broadview Y defeated West End Y 45-31; x-x (Total: x-x)
In the Toronto city finals, the Toronto Harbord Playgrounds defeated Toronto Broadview Y 35-34; 42-42 (Total: 77-76). …………………………………………………… In game two, the teams played to a 42-42 draw. Matt Kuttner led Harbord with 19. Berman added 11, D Dubinsky 7 and Porman 2, while Bockner, S Dubinsky, Caplan, Solomon, Dorfman and Krekouski were scoreless. Brooks led Broadview Y with 16. Andrews added 10, Rowe 4, Brickee 4, Le Rowe 4, Abram 2 and Platt 2, while Graham and Fletcher were scoreless.
In the Ontario quarterfinals, the Toronto Harbord Playgrounds defeated Kingston Regiopolis 69-39; 79-40. …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto throttled Kingston 69-39 as D Dumansky scored 28, Rotman 10, Cuther (Kuther?) 10, Soloman 6, Kirakavski 5, Caplan 4, S Duminsky 4 and Dorsman 2, while Rochner was scoreless. Bourrett led Kingston with 10. Bill added 10, Flanigan 10 and Gelley 9, while Lawler, Ashley, Keyes and Hayunga were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto took the series with a 79-40 win as Berman scored 31, Cuther 20, S Dubinsky 18, Krakovski 4, Dorman 3, Winberg 2 and T Dunbinsky 1, while Caplan was scoreless. Ashley led Regiopolis with 11. Bill added 10, Gelley 7 and Flanagan 2, while 10 were unallocated and Hayunga, Murphy, Newlands, Keyes and Lawler were scoreless.
In the Ontario finals, the Toronto Harbord Playgrounds defeated the Chatham Merchants 57-29; 33-35 (Total: 90-64).
In the Montreal semis, North Branch Y defeated Oaks 36-26; 55-25 (Total: 91-51). …………………………………………………… In game one, North Branch clipped Oaks 36-26 as Miller scored 13, Fraser 6, R Moore 6, Ruiter 5, Turnbull 4 and G Moore 2, while Nelson, McDonald and Gauthier were scoreless. Brecher paced Oaks with 7. Rappaport added 7, Fainer 6, Goodman 3 and Heller 3, while Hamovitch and Gordon were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, North Branch torched Oaks 55-25 as Fraser scored 15, Turnbull 10, R Moore 9, Reiter 8, Miller 8, McDonald 3 and Gauthier 2, while McHugh, G Moore and Nelson were scoreless. Brecher paced Oaks with 10. Feiner added 6, Bercovitch 5, Goodman 3 and Rappaport 1, while Hemovitch was scoreless.
In the Montreal finals, North Branch Y defeated YMHA x-x; x-x (Total: x-x)
In the Quebec finals, Montreal North Branch Y defeated Quebec City St. Patrick’s 53-50; 39-21 (Total: 92-71). …………………………………………………… In game one, North Branch edged St. Patrick’s 53-50 as S Miller scored 16, B Gauthier 14, A Moore 9, F Turnbull 5, B Fraser 4, G Moore 3 and J McHugh 2, while E Foster and A Nelson were scorelss. G Dempsey paced Quebec City with 16. A Seger added 14, B Wallace 8, L Phillips 6, E Fox 4 and K Begin 2, while F Small was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, North Branch took the series with a 39-21 win as Seymour Miller scored 13, Burton Ruiter 9, R Moore 5, B Fraser 4, Turnbull 4, G Moore 3 and Gauthier 2, while McHugh and Nelson were scoreless. B Wallace paced St. Patrick’s with 9. Fox added 5, Phillips 3, Dempsey 2 and Begin 2, while Leger and Small were scoreless.
In the Eastern finals, the Toronto Harbord Playgrounds dumped the Montreal North Branch YMCA 69-29 (alternately reported by the Montreal Gazette as 39-32); 37-30 (Total: 106-59). It marked the first time that the juvenile championships were held outside of Quebec.
In game one, the Playgrounds won 69-29 after leading 35-16 at the half. A. Berman paced Toronto with 25. Matt Kuttner added 18, D. Dubinsky 8, C. Caplan 0, B. Dorfman 2, A. Rotman 8, S. Dubinsky 2, M. Krakousky 6 and I. Solomon 2. Fred Turnbull led Montreal with 11. Seymour Miller added 7, R. Moore 5, J. McHugh 0, Bert Ruiter 0, R. Nelson 0, G. Moore 4, and B Gauthier 4.
In game two, the Playgrounds prevailed 37-30.
The Eastern runner-up Montreal North Branch YMCA: Bud Fraser; Burton Ruiter; Seymour Miller; Fred Turnbull; R. Moore; J. McHugh; R. Nelson; G. Moore; B. Gauthier;
The Eastern champion Toronto Harbord Playgrounds: A. Berman; Matt Kuttner; D. Dubinsky; C. Caplan; B. Dorfman; A. Rotman; S. Dubinsky. Mc Krakousky; I. Solomon; coach Yudy Mincovitch
Saint John won the Maritime title over Moncton 27-37; 45-34 (Total: 72-71). A sudden death game was ordered after a controversy over refereeing. Moncton won that game by 33-32. But Saint John appealed to CABA which ruled that Moncton could not dispute a referee after the game and CABA awarded the series to Saint John. Saint John then defeated New Waterford twice to win the Maritime title. Ontario defaulted and Saint John became the dominion champs.