In the Ontario opening round, the Windsor Westminister Cardinals defeated Sarnia St. Andrews 27-39; 76-46 (Total: 103-86). …………………………………………………… In game one, Sarnia prevailed 39-27 as Vic McCallum scored 15, Dave Baker 8, Francis Butler 6, Campbell 5, Paymer 4 and Smith 1, while MacRae, Clarke and Watson were scoreless. Bob Chick led Windsor with 6. John Forsythe added 4, Leo Truant 4, Dave Douglas 3, G Forsyth 3, Clark 2, Day 2 and Eden 2, while Speers was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Windsor torched Sarnia 76-46 as Jack Forrest scored 27, Forsyth 15, J Forsyth 10, Douglas 6, Truant 5, Day 2 and Chick 1, while Eden, Speers and Clarke were scoreless. Campbell led Sarnia with 12. McCallum added 12, Parker 11, Butler 9, Raymer 2 and Smith 1, while Watson and Mack were scoreless.
In the Ontario quarterfinals, St. Catharines defeated Peterborough 37-45; 54-42 (Total: 91-87).
The Kitchener-Waterloo Sultans defeated the Windsor Westminster Cardinals 49-37; 49-53 (Total: 98-90).
In the Toronto city finals, St. Luke’s defeated Fred Hamilton Playground 69-52; 51-48 (Total: 120-100).
In the Ontario semis, the Kitchener-Waterloo Sultans defeated the St. Thomas Rockets 63-17; x-x (Total: x-x).
In the other Ontario semi, the St. Catherines Stars clipped Toronto St. Luke’s 64-55; 56-55 (Total: 120-110).
In the Ontario final, the Kitchener-Waterloo Sultans defeated St. Catharines Stars 54-42; 44-52 (Total: 98-94)
In the Eastern semis, Montreal Rosemount Boys Club defeated Halifax Queen Elizabeth High 81-30; 70-35 (Total: 151-65). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal dusted Queen Elizabeth 81-30 as Alex Mikalachki scored 26, Laird McLennan 20 and Ossy Zommers 14. Peter Walker led Halifax with 10. Bob Douglas added 8 and Gord Rankin 4. Queen Elizabeth also included Jim Gilmore. …………………………………………………… In game two, Montreal clocked Halifax 70-35 as Laird McLennan scored 24, Alex Mikalachki 16, Grant Peterson 11, Tac Rice 7, Ossy Zommers 6, Hutchison 3 and Hlavaty 3. Pete Walker led the Lions with 11. Douglas added 7, Rankin 4, Jim Gilmore 3, Wallace 3, Dunlop 3, Derek Jones 2 and Elliot 2.
In the Eastern final, the Kitchener-Waterloo Sultans defeated Montreal Rosemounts 57-32; 40-44; 46-29 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, Kitchener-Waterloo prevailed 57-32. Laird McLennan paced the Rosemounts with 21. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Rosemounts evened the series with a 44-40 win as Laird McLennan scored 19. John Power led the Sultans with 17. Power, Ralph Dellaflor and Doug Lehman all fouled out for Kitchener-Waterloo.
…………………………………………………… In game three, Kitchener-Waterloo took the title with a 46-39 win as Ralph Della Flor scored 17, Doug Lehman 9, John Gabel 9, Brubacher 4, John Power 4, Hahn 2, Eliasz Van Hee 1 and Link 1, while Knechtel was scoreless. Peterson led the Rosemounts with 10. Laird McLennan added 6, Hutchison 5, Ossy Zommers 5, Ed Rice 5, Buckberrough 4, Hlavaty 2, Rimer 1 and Alex Mikalachki 1, while Ellen was scoreless
The Eastern runner-up Montreal Rosemount Boys Club: Alex Mikalachki; Laird McLennan; Ossy Zommers; Grant Peterson; Ed ‘Tad’ Rice; Ron Hutchison; Hlavaty; Buckberrough; Rimer; Ellen;
The Eastern champion Kitchener-Waterloo Sultans: Ralph DellaFlor; John Power; Doug Lehman; John Gabel; Brubacher; Hahn; Knechtel; Eliasz Van Hee; Link;