In the Ontario quarterfinals, Toronto Broadview Y defeated Galt Y 63-53; 59-23 (Total: 124-88). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto used its superior height to stymie Galt. Broadview led 27-24 at the half. Herb Carter led Toronto with 21. Bill Breadon added 4, Herb Moores 11, Barney Stronach 7, Martin 2, Rand 4, Alex Breathet 2, Lunn 8, Pogue 3 and Mitchell 1. Jimmy Stewart paced Galt with 14. Graham added 7, Menzies 0, Heggie 9, N. Mills 7, Wilson 8, Brett 0, Sahagian 0 and Chapman 4. …………………………………………………… In game two, Broadview romped 59-23.
The Niagara Falls Wingfoots defeated the Hamilton Flats 38-33; 26-28 (Total: 64-61). …………………………………………………… In game one, Hamilton took an 18-10 lead at the half before the Wingfoots rallied. Campaigne led Niagara Falls with 14. D. Carter added 2, Blanch 1, Hilleshelm 11, Zimmerman 0, Harris 4, McCutcheon 0, Matthews 6, Mcleod 0 and L. Carter 0. Shelton led Hamilton with 11. J. Wilson added 9, W. Smith 0, Leith 5, Wilson 6, Turner 2, F. Smith 4, Moffett 0 and McIlveen 2. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Flats prevailed by two but lost the series by three. H. Shelton paced the Flats with 10. W. Smith added 4, J. Wilson 5, Frank Smith 5, S. Wilson 2. G Moffatt 0, Bob Turner 2, V. McIlveen 0 and J. Leith 0. Campaigne notched 9 for Niagara Falls. Harris added 2, D. Carter 0, McCutcheon 0, Blanche 0, Matthews 0, Hileshelm 1, McLeod 0, Zimmerman 5 and S. Carter 0.
In the Ontario semis, the London ‘Y” Aces defeated Windsor Assumption College Bees 37-24; 33-28 (Total: 70-52). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Aces took command early and moved ahead 14-4 at the half. Noble led the way with 14. Wilson added 3, Spence 7, Cook 4, Ward 4, Logan 5, Miller 0, Hayward 0 and Munro 0. Johnny Grooms and Jack Alexander each scored 10 to lead Assumption. George Chapman added 2, Ross Stephenson 0, Bob Van Waggoner 2, Jerome Hartford 0, Mort Fisher 0, Frances Ryan 0 and Doug Lane 0. Assumption also included Bob Harrison. …………………………………………………… In game two, 34 fouls were whistled in the rough affair. London hit 7-16 from the line, while Assumption was 6-18. Logan led London with 13. Noble added 7, Spence 9, Ward 0, Cooke 2, Wilson 2, Miller 0, Hayward 0 and Fay 0. Chapman paced Windsor with 8. Johnny Grooms added 4, Jack Alexander 4, Stephenson 4, Bob Van Wagonner 0, Hartford 2, Lane 0, Harrison 5 and Ryan 1.
In the other Ontario semi, the Toronto Broadview Y defeated the Niagara Falls Wingfoots 27-25; x-x (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto led 16-12 at the half. Herb Moores paced Toronto with 9. J. Martin added 7, Dave Samme 0, Bill Breadon 8, Alex Breathet 2, H. Rand 1, P. Pogue 0, Barney Stronach 0, Herb Carter 0 and R. Mitchell 0. Hilleshelm led Niagara Falls with 13. Harris added 1, Camapigne 3, Zimmerman 2, Matthews 6, D. Carter 0, Blanch 0, McCutcheon 0, McLeod 0 and L. Carter 0.
In the Ontario final, Toronto Broadview Y defeated the London Y Aces 25-31; 48-25; x-x (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Aces prevailed by six after rallying from a 13-11 deficit at the half. London prevailed despite shooting a dreary 5-15 from the line. But Len Spence and Steve Ward kept draining perimeter jumpers to pull out the win. Spence finished with 13 points. Ward added 9, Noble 3, Dick Logan 4, J. Cook 0, Bob Wilson 2, R. Miller 0, K. Fay 0 and A. Hayward 0. Herb Moores led Toronto with 6. J. Martin added 5, Herb Carter 2, Barney Stronach 0, Bill Breadon 5, Dave Somme 2, P. Pogue 2, H. Rand 2, Alex Breathet 2 and R. Mitchell 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto coasted to an easy win after leading 17-11 at the half and 31-14 after three quarters. J. Martin led Broadview with 12. Barney Stronach added 11, Alex Breathet 2, William Breadon 0, Herb Moores 2, P. Pogue 0, H. Rand 6, W. Lunn 4, R. Mitchell 2 and Dave Samme 9. Len Spence led London with 18. Bob Wilson added 0, D. Logan 2, J. Cook 1, Lew Ward 4, N. Fay 0, A. Hayward 0 and R. Miller 0.
In the sudden-death New Brunswick semis, the University of New Brunswick defeated the Woodstock Rangers 75-10.
In the New Brunswick semis, the Moncton Pawnees defeated Saint John 26-31; 43-33 (Total: 69-64). …………………………………………………… Game two was ordered replayed, by a 5-3 vote, after St. John successfully protested that referee Ray Cameron was not qualified.
In the New Brunswick finals, the Moncton Pawnees v the University of New Brunswick (which defeated the Woodstock Rangers 75-10 in a sudden-death semi).
In the Ottawa Valley semis, the Ottawa-Morrisburg Wadlington Sailors defeated Ottawa Commerce 46-30; 36-28 (Total: 82-58). …………………………………………………… In game one, Morrisburg dusted Commerce 46-30 as Eric Chipper scored 14, E Wiseman 11, S Meredith 9, R Douglas 7, T Edwards 3 and L Vallee 2, while S Shapiro was scoreless. D Benwick led Commerce with 8. W Wright added 6, B Nolan 5, D Nesbitt 5, K Chapman 2, E Checkland 2 and R Benwick 2, while W Stewart and O O’Byrne were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Sailors prevailed 36-28 as Bun Wiseman scored 11, Eric Chipper 9, Bob Douglas 7, Ted Edwards 4, S Shapiro 3 and S Meredith 2, while L Vallee was scoreless. B Wright led Commerce with 7. R Benwick added 6, Bert Nolan 5, D Benwick 4, B Stuart 2, O O’Bryne 2, D Nesbitt 1 and K Chapman 1.
In the other Ottawa Valley semi, the Brockville Rowing Club defeated Cornwall x-x; x-x (Total: x-x).
In the Ottawa Valley final, the Ottawa-Morrisburg Wadlington Sailors defeated Brockville Rowing Club 37-43; 40-25 (Total: 77-68). …………………………………………………… In game one, Brockville prevailed 43-37 as Flynn scored 19, D Simon 14, Fox 4, Small 4 and George Etheze 2, while G Grant, MacFarlane and Gilroy were scoreless. Eric Chipper led the Sailors with 13. B Wiseman added 11, R Douglas 5, Edwards 3 and S Meredith 2, while L Vallee was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Sailors prevailed 40-25 to take the total-point series by nine. Eric Chipper paced the Sailors with 18. Ted Edwards added 10, L Vallee 4, Bob Douglas 4, Bun Wiseman 2 and S Meredith 2, while S Shapiro was scoreless. Flynn led Brockville with 13. B Small added 5, Simon 3, Etheze 2, Grant 1 and Gilroy 1, while Foss, Fox, Potter and Groboski were scoreless.
In the sudden-death Montreal final, YMHA clubbed Griffintown Club 46-31 as Slutsky scored 20, Richman 12, Hockenstein 7, Katz 4, Raff 2 and Silver 1, while Rabin, Bennett and Silverman were scoreless. Cloghesy paced Griffintown with 10. Reg Thompson added 9, Wally Ramage 6, Fred Sage 2, Atkins 2 and Mayberry 2, while Fleming, Gauthier, Scott and Coward were scoreless.
In the sudden-death Quebec quarterfinals, Montreal YMHA defeated Catholic titlist St. Michael’s 29-7 as Rabin scored 6, Slutsky 5, Bennett 4, Frost 3, Hockenstein 3, Katz 2, Sperling 2, Silverman 2 and Raff 2, while Richman was scoreless. Smith led St. Michael’s with 3. Eddie Quigg added 2, Hughes 1 and Walsh 1, while Lapointe, Murray and Rivard were scoreless.
In the Quebec semis, Montreal YMHA defeated Sherbrooke YMCA 40-21; 46-31 (Total: 86-52). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal clocked Sherbrooke 40-21 as Norm Silver scored 12, Rabin 5, Silverman 4, Raff 4, Katz 4, Richman 3, Hockenstein 3, Slutsky 3 and Frost 2, while Bennett was scoreless. Ball led Sherbrooke with 11. Hall added 6, C Stocks 2 and McCullough 2, while Grime, Grey, Leslie, Wooton, Simpson and A Stocks were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, YMHA took the series with a 46-31 win as Slutsky scored 8, Richman 8, Silver 6, Raff 6, Frost 6, Hockenstein 4, Bennett 4, Rubin 2 and Katz 2, while Sperling was scoreless. Hall paced Sherbrooke with 11. Grime added 6, C Stocks 4, Ball 4, McCullough 4, Leslie 1 and Simpson 1, while Gray, Wooton and A Stocks were scoreless.
In the other Quebec semi, Quebec City 57th Battery defeated the Shawinigan Falls Cataracts 36-27; 56-22 (Total: 92-47). …………………………………………………… In game two, 57th Battery prevailed 56-22 as Pugh scored 16, Amy 10, Walker 7, Wright 7, A Scott 5, Sangster 4, Duggan 3, McTeer 2 and Phillips 2. W Carmichael paced the Cataracts with 6. J Carmichael added 4, Delaney 4, D.M. Scott 4, Cummings 3 and Watson 1.
In the Quebec finals, Montreal YMHA d’d the Quebec City 57th Battery 33-35; 39-22 (Total: 72-57). …………………………………………………… In game one, 57th Battery nipped Montreal 35-33 as Sangster scored 10, Scott 7, Walker 7, McTeer 5, Duggan 2, Pugh 2 and Wright 2, while Amy and Phillips were scoreless. Rabin led YMHA with 11. Slutsky added 8, Silver 6, Richman 5 and Raff 3, while Bennett, Katz, Frost, Hockenstein and Silverman were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Montreal dusted Quebec City 39-22 as Rabin scored 10, Raff 9, Slutsky 4, Silver 3, Hockenstein 2, Bennett 2 and Katz 2, while Sperling and Silverman were scoreless. Sangster led 57th Battery with 7. Duggan added 5, Scott 4, Pugh 3, Walker 2 and Wright 1, while McTeer and Phillips were scoreless.
In the Ottawa Valley/Quebec playoffs, Montreal YMHA defeated the Ottawa Morrisburg-Wadlington Sailors 27-16; 27-32 (Total: 54-48). …………………………………………………… In game one, Montreal prevailed 27-16 as Katz scored 6, Rabin 6, Richman 4, Slutsky 4, Hockenstein 4 and Silverman 3, while Silver and Raff were scoreless. Bun Wiseman led the Sailors with 9. Eric Chipper added 3, L Vallee 2 and Bob Douglas 2, while Ted Edwards and S Shapiro were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Sailors prevailed 32-27 but lost the total-point series by six. Eric Chipper paced the Sailors with 17. Bun Wiseman added 6, Bob Douglas 5, S Meredith 2 and Ted Edwards 2, while Ernie Wall was scoreless. Richman led Montreal with 12. Slutsky added 6, Silverman 3, Rabin 2, Silver 2 and Raff 2.
In the Ontario/Quebec playoffs and Eastern semis, the Toronto Broadview Ys defeated Montreal YMHA 32-20; 24-12 (Total: 56-32). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto’s front line dominated as Broadview prevailed 32-20. Broadview led 17-10 at the half. Alex Breathet paced Toronto with 9. J. Martin added 2, Bill Breadon 8, Herb Moores 3, Dave Samme 8, H. Rand 0, Barney Stronach 0, P. Pogue 0, W. Lunn 0 and R. Mitchell 0. Richman led Montreal, which was coached by Sam Itel, with 6. Slutsky added 2, Rabin 0, Raff 5, Silver 5, Hockenstein 0, Bennett 0, Silverman 0 and Katz 4. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto clipped Montreal 24-12 as Martin scored 9, Samme 8, Rand 3, Stronach 2, Breathet 1 and Breadon 1, while Moores, Pogue, Lunn and Mitchell were scoreless. Hockenstein paced YMHA with 4. Katz added 4, Silver 4 and Raff 2, while Rabin, Richman, Frost, Slutsky, Silverman and Sperling were scoreless.
In the Eastern final, the Toronto Broadview Ys defeated the Saint John Basketball Association 24-10; 30-21 (Total: 54-31).
In game one, the teams were scoreless for the first 11 minutes until Martin finally broke the ice with a long bomb. The hosts tried to slow the tempo to a crawl but were forced out of their shell by the bucket. Bill Breadon added a free throw but Saint John got on the scoresheet with a driving, spinning layup by George Turner. Toronto led 11-4 at the half and Saint John never threatened. Bill Breadon paced Toronto with 8 points. J. Martin added 1, Alex Breathet 0, Herb Moores 4, Dave Samme 3, W. Rand 0, Barney Stronach 7 and P. Pogue 0. George Turner led Saint John with 5. Tommy Corbett added 2, McAlpine 0, Jones 0, Carrick 0, Arlington Copp 2, Roxborough 0 and Logan 0.
In game two, Toronto coasted after taking 17-5 lead at the half. J. Martin paced Toronto with 12. Alex Breathet added 0, Bill Breadon 4, Herb Moores 6, Dave Samme 5, W. Rand 1, Barney Stronach 2 and P. Pogue 1. George Turner led Saint John with 8. Tommy Corbett added 5, McAlpine 4, Jones 0, Carrick 1, Stewart 0, Arlington Copp 0 and Logan 3. The champion Toronto Broadview Y’s had captured the junior crown a year earlier and were essentially converted into a premier unit in 1935.
The Eastern runner-up Saint John Intermediates: George Turner; Stewart; Tommy Corbett; Arlington Copp; McAlpine; Roxborough; Jones; Carrick; Logan;
The Eastern champion Toronto Broadview Y: Herb Carter; Bill Breadon; Herb Moores; Barney Stronach; Jack Martin; Herb Rand; Alex Breathet; W. Lunn; Paul Pogue; R. Mitchell; captain Dave Samme; H. Tanner; B. Tomlinson; coach Ab Rennick
In the Alberta finals (according to the Raymond Recorder), the Raymond Idlers defeated the Calgary Normal Intermediates 32-39; 38-27 (Total: 70-66). …………………………………………………… In game one Calgary prevailed 39-32 as Tufts scored 11, young 8, Nicholson 6, Wight 5, West 5 and Anderson 4, while Shields and Mackenzie were scoreless. Meeks and Hague each scored 8 to pace the Idlers. Kirkham added 7, Webster 6, King 2 and Marker 1, while Card and Wooley were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Idlers prevailed 38-27 to take the total-point series 70-66. Reid Kirkham led coach John O’Brien’s Idlers with 18. Webster added 12, Meeks 5, King 2 and Hague 1, while Marker, Card and Ian Wooley were scoreless. Tufts led Calgary with 12. Young added 4, Anderson 4, West 3, Wight 2 and Nicholson 2, while Shields and MacKenzie were scoreless. Raymond led 20-7 at the half.
In the Saskatchewan finals, the Saskatoon Y Toilers defeated Moose Jaw Mills 33-41; 42-32 (Total: 75-73). …………………………………………………… In game one, Moose Jaw prevailed 41-33 as MacAdam scored 11, Henderson 8, Boyland 6, Finchem 5, Haight 5, Davey 3 and Little 3, while Whimpster was scoreless. Lawson led the Toilers with 11. Wood added 7, Gilbert 6, McBean 3, Robertson 2 and Cook 2, while Tyler was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Toilers took the title with a 42-32 win as McBean scored 11, Tyler 9, Wood 8, Gilbert 7, Lawsn 6 and Cook 1, while MacLeod and Clark were scoreless. McAdam paced Moose Jaw with 11. Henderson added 8, Boyland 6, Finchem 5, Haight 5, Davey 3 and Little 2, while Whimpster was scoreless.
In the British Columbia playoffs, the Greater Vancouver Athletic Association final saw Chalmers edge Knox United 23-22 as Maxwell scored 9. Thompson led Knox United with 7. Knox also included Glover, Brow, Ellison.
In the B.C. Vancouver District final, New Westminister Fogg Motors defeated Sardis 41-25.
In the B.C. second round and Lower Mainland semis, Chalmers dispatched Coquitlam 20-16.
In the B.C. quarterfinals and Lower Mainland finals, the New Westminster Fogg Motors dusted Vancouver Chalmers 25-9 as Ken Matheson scored 12, Davy 7, Monk 4 and Barnes 2, while Statton, McKnight, M Matheson, Scott, McGuggan and Joseph were scoreless. Jack Brown paced Chalmers with 3. Jim Matthews added 3, Maxwell 2 and D McDonald 1, while Harper, Christian, Rand, H McDonald and Menzies were scoreless. Chalmers also included Jack Brow.
In the B.C. quarterfinals and Island finals, the Victoria Realets defeated the Nanaimo Mosquitos 40-18; x-x (Total: x-x)
In the B.C. quarterfinals and Interior finals, Penticton defeated Revelstoke 35-28.
In the B.C. semis, Penticton defeated the Victoria Realets x-x.
In the other B.C. semi and Mainland finals, the New Westminister Fogg Motors defeated the West Vancouver Vandals 20-30; 24-23; 23-17 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Vandals clipped Fogg Motors 30-20 as Harvey scored 10, Herwood 9, Fiddes 6, Spencer 3 and Christopher 2, while Hamilton, Parker, Atwood and Irish were scoreless. Monk led Fogg Motors with 6. Scott added 4, K Matheson 3, McKnight 2, Davy 2 and Josephs 1, while Statton, Barnes and Hertz were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Fogg Motors evened the series with a 24-23 win as Josephs scored 9, Scott 6, K Matheson 3, Davy 2 and McKnight 2, while W Matheson, Monk, McGugan, Baines and Hertz were scoreless. Fiddes led the Vandals with 11. Harvey added 4, Harwood 4, Spencer 2, Parker 1 and Christopher 1, while Atwood, Hamilton, Irish and Anderson were scoreless.
In the British Columbia finals, New Westminster Fogg Motors dispatched Penticton 29-18 as Scott scored 7, Josephs 6, K Matheson 5, Davy 4, Statton 3, McKnight 2 and Monk 2, while W Matheson, McGugan and Barnes were scoreless. Woodburn paced Penticton with 10. Meldrum added 4, Maurice Ruud 2 and Thom 2, while Parkins, J Benest and Finnie were scoreless. Penticton was left with just four players on the floor after captain Maurice Ruud was tossed for his fourth foul (then the limit). Ches Williamson, a Vancouver official, called the game by himself as no local Penticton official “made the qualifying grade.” The Province called it “a farce. … Minor infringements drew free shots and a larger amount of unnecessary roughness, elbow-jabbing and ‘steps’ went uncalled.” Fogg was whistled for 10 fouls and hit 7-19 from the line. Penticton was called for 17 fouls and hit 0-11 from the line. The BCAA subsequently passed a resolution prohibiting “booing” by fans. If fans booed, referees were to halt the game and if the crowd didn’t stop, declare the game “no contest.” If they didn’t stop booing, the game “would probably be replayed on a neutral floor.”