| E. RD 1 (OV): Ottawa Alerts d’d Ottawa Rideau Aquatic Club 18-22; 27-11 (Total: 45-33) W. RD 1 (BC): Victoria First Presbyterian Fidelis 35 Nanaimo 12 (sudden death) W. RD 1 (BC): Canadian Memorial d’d Chilliwack x-x (sudden death) W. RD 1 (BC): Penticton d’d Kelowna 16-6; 33-10 (Total: 49-16) W. RD 1 (BC): Kamloops d’d Revelstoke x-x W. RD 1 (SASK): University of Saskatchewan d’d Saskatoon Business College x-x; x-x (Total: x-x) W. RD 1 (SASK): Moose Jaw All-Stars d’d Regina Nites 22-18; 17-16 (Total: 39-34) W. RD 2 (SASK): University of Saskatchewan d’d Moose Jaw All-Stars 28-26; 37-30 (Total: 65-56) W. RD 2 (BC): Vancouver YMCA 20 Canadian Memorial 14 (sudden death) W. QF (BC): Vancouver YMCA 14 Victoria First Presbyterian Fidelis 9 (sudden death) W. QF (BC): Kamloops defeated Penticton 8-14; 15-8 (Total: 23-22) W. SEMI (Alta): Edmonton Grads d’d Edmonton Varsconas 12-11; 18-22; 22-11 (2g-1) W. SEMI (BC): Vancouver YMCA 21 Kamloops 13 (sudden death) E. SEMI (Ont): Toronto West End Young Women’s Hebrew Association d’d Toronto Ladies x-x; x-x; 11-9 (2g-1) W. FINAL (Alta/BC): Edmonton Grads d’d Vancouver YMCA 18-13; 25-12 (Total: 43-25) E. FINAL (Ont/OttV): Toronto West End YWHA d’d Ottawa Rideau Aquatic Club Alerts 20-14; 40-23 (Total: 60-37) CANADIAN TITLE: Edmonton Grads d’d Toronto West End YWHA 18-1; 17-10 (Total: 35-11) |
In the Ottawa city finals, the Alerts defeated Rideau Aquatic Club 18-22; 27-11 (Total: 45-33). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Rideaus prevailed 22-18 as E Day scored 8, Pat Baldwin 7, M Code 4, W Grant 2 and Vi Smith 1, while L Forward was scoreless. M Rice paced Alerts with 8. E Jenkins added 4, S Moulds 2 and M Carson 2, while G Stanyar, R McDermott, E Lush and Dot Day were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Alerts took the series with a 27-11 win as E Jenkins scored 11, G Stanyar 7, D Day 3, M Rice 3, M Carson 2 and R McDermott 1, while S Moulds and E Lush were scoreless. M Code paced the Rideaus with 5. Pat Baldwin added 4, E Day 1 and M Grant 1, while L Forward, V Smith, M Amyot, M Rainboth, H Morris and C Barnes were scoreless.
In the Toronto city finals and East semis, Toronto West End YWHA edged the Toronto Ladies x-x; x-x; 11-9 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… It was 1-0 for the Ladies after one quarter as Athol Wesley scored a free throw and both teams packed their defences in a tight zone. West End Y broke for six unanswered points in the second quarter, included two free throws apiece by Bobby Rosenfeld and Shirley Maldaver and the game’s first field goal, a Rosenfeld layup off a tip from a jump ball. Annie Miller added a pair of buckets as West End extended its lead to 10 after three quarters. Coach Branston inserted Alex Gibb for the Ladies in the final quarter and she ignited a spark. Grace Conacher hit a pair of free throws. Athol Wesley hit buckets from the corner and added a free throw as the Ladies cut the lead to three. Conacher added another free throw but West End held on for the win. West End shot 3-11 from the line, while the Ladies were 5-16. Rosenfeld scored 4 for West End Y. Annie Miller added 4, Anna Kaplan 0, Shirley Maldaver 2, Gertie Bremner 2, Rose Korn 0, Lil Perlman 0 and Rene Stein 0. Athol Wesley led Toronto Ladies with 6. Janet Allen added 2, Tony Conacher 0, Connie Hennessey 0, Rosa Grosse 0, Grace Conacher 2, Peggy Pitkethly 0 and Alex Gibb 0.
In the Eastern final, the Toronto West End YMCA defeated the Ottawa Rideau Aquatic Club Alerts 20-14; 40-23 (Total: 60-37). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto prevailed by 2014 after rallying from a 14-10 deficit at the half. Anna Kaplan paced Toronto with 16. Shirley Maldaver added 16, Bobby Rosenfeld 5, Annie Miller 4 and Rose Korn 4, while Gertie Bremner, Sadie Perlman, Rebe Stein, and Shredder were scoreless. Gladys Stanyer paced Ottawa with 8. Manon Rice added 5, Shirley Moulds 3, McDiarmid 3, Dorothy Day 3 and Ethel Lush 1, while Edith Jenkins, Ruby McDermott and Mabel Carson were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto led 13-4 after one quarter and were never threatened. Anna Kaplan led Toronto with 16. Rose Korn added 4, Shirley Maldaver 11, Rene Stein 0, Bobby Rosenfeld 5, Annie Miller 4, Sadie Perlman 0 and Gertie Bremner 0. Artie Stayner led Ottawa with 7. Shirley Moulds added 3, Edith Jenkins 2, Dot Rice 5, Dorothy Day 3, Margaret Carson 0, Margie McDermott 2 and Marion Lush 1.
In the Saskatchewan semis and north finals, the University of Saskatchewan defeated Saskatoon Business College x-x; x-x (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… Saskatoon Business College included H Johnston, F Ginn, L Malouf, A Mayers, S Purcell, C McGrath, I Kirkpatrick.
In the Saskatchewan semis and south finals, the Moose Jaw All-Stars defeated the Regina Nites 22-18; 17-16 (Total: 39-34. …………………………………………………… In game two, Moose Jaw took the series with a 17-16 win as Dorothy Law scored 11. Moose Jaw also included G Haight, B Mather, E Green, S Greenfield, L Wallace, A Fraser, S Haight. V Pettinger pace Regina with 10. Regina also included L Mahon, J Peebles, B Paquet, M Brockman, M Mahon, R Johnson, N Taylor, L Reich.
In the Saskatchewan finals, the University of Saskatchewan defeated the Moose Jaw All-Stars 28-26; 37-30 (Total: 65-56). …………………………………………………… In game two, Varsity prevailed 37-30 as Evelyn Switzer scored 22 and Francis Green 15, while M Clark, M Kennedy, K Wilson, A Knox, V Robson and J Mooney were scoreless. Jean Haight led Moose Jaw with 18. D Law added 12, while A Frader, B Mathers, E Green, S Greenfield, R Wallace and S Haight were scoreless.
In the sudden-death British Columbia opening round, Victoria First Presbyterian Fidelis clubbed the Nanaimo Rinkeydinks 35-12 as Isobel Crawford scored 20, Beth Campbell 6, J McQueen 6, Hilda Best 2 and B McMurchie 1, while Iris Philbrook and M Breckenridge were scoreless. Dora Bailey led the Rinkeydinks with 9. Lila Aikenhead added 2 and Melba Bryant 1, while Josie Planta, Myrtle Bell and Philomenta Thorpe were scoreless.
In the British Columbia quarterfinals and West second round, Vancouver YMCA dispatched Canadian Memorial 20-14 as Mae Brown scored 12. Memorial (coached by Joseph Ellis) included Polly Delaney, Olive Watters, Ena Fraser, Edith Abrahms, Milly Austin, Etta Hunter, Clara Shannon, Bernice Butler and Clara French.
In the British Columbia semis and West quarterfinals, Vancouver YMCA defeated Victoria First Presbyterian Fidelis 14-9 as Mae Brown scored 10, Etta Cross 2 and Aileen Hall 2, while Dot Gillespie and Evelyn Baines were scoreless. Isabel Crawford led the Presbyterians with 7. Beth Campbell added 1 and J McQueen 1, while Marjorie Breckenridge and B McMurchie were scoreless.
In the other BC semi, Kamloops defeated Penticton 8-14; 15-8 (Total: 23-22). …………………………………………………… Kamloops included G McMillan, E Archibald, G Collett. Penticton (manager E Mitchell) included E Meldrum, E Parrot, Gertie Parrot, L Beatty, T Nagle, F Gibson, T Kennedy.
In the sudden-death British Columbia final, Vancouver YMCA dispatched Kamloops 21-13 as Mae Brown scored 12, Aileen Hall 4, Dot Gillespie 3 and Etta Cross 2, while E Baynes, J Gignac, A Barker, H Whitehead and D Purkiss were scoreless. E Archibald paced Kamloops with 7. G McMillan added 5 and R Gill 1, while J Phillips, J Berto, C Collett and E Sorenson were scoreless.
In the West semis and Alberta finals, the Edmonton Grads d’d the Edmonton Varsconas 12-11; 18-22; 22-11 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Grads nipped the Varsconas 12-11 as Dunn scored 2, Bennie 2, Smith 2, Dot Johnson 2 and MacRae 2, while 2 were unallocated and Daisy Johnson was scoreless. Dobson led the Varsconas with 3. Taylor added 3, Berry 2 and K Mountfield 2, while 1 was unallocated and Fry and M Mountifield were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Varsconas stunned the Grads 22-18 as Kay Mountfield scored 7, May Mountifield 6, Gladys Fry 5 and Lucile Dobson 4, while Bernice Carmichael, Olive Caldwell, Helen Beny, Erna Taylor and Bessie Buckham were scoreless. Connie Smith led the Grads with 7. Daisy Johnson added 5, Dot Johnson 3, Elsie Bennie 2 and Mary Dunn 1, while Kate MacRae, Margaret Bailey and Hattie Hopkins were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In the decisive third game, the Grads beat the Varsconas 21-11 in a foul-plagued affair. Elsie Bennie and Connie Smith each scored 5 to lead the Grads. Mary Dunn added 4, Daisy Johnson 4 and Dot Johnson 3, while Kate McRae, Hattie Hopkins and Margaret Bailey were scoreless. Kay Mountfield led the Varsconas with 9. May Mountfield and Gladys Fry each added 1, while Kay Mountfield, Lucille Dobson, Bernice Carmichael, Helen Beny, Erna Taylor, Bessie Buckham and Olive Caldwell were scoreless. Games two and three of the series were played on the Varsconas tiny home floor, which was much smaller than the one the Grads normally played on.
In the West final and Alberta/BC playoff, the Edmonton Commercial Grads d’d Vancouver YMCA 18-13; 25-12 (Total: 43-25). Initially, the Grads won by default. Vancouver players voted not to participate because they believed they could not beat the Grads with several of their players unable to attend. The Grads agreed to travel to Vancouver. …………………………………………………… In game one, Edmonton defeated Vancouver 18-13 after leading 8-5, 14-8 and 16-13 at the quarters. Connie Smith paced the Grads with 7. Dot Johnson added 5, Mary Dunn 3, Daisy Johnson 2 and Elsie Bennie 1. Mae Brown led YMCA with 6. Toddy Dockerill added 4 and Mary Dunn 3, while Clara Menton, Babe Stevenson and Aileen Hall were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Grads took the series with a 25-12 win as Connie Smith scored 14, Mary Dunn 6, Daisy Johnson 3 and Dot Johnson 2, while Elsie Bennie, Hattie Hopkins and Kate MacRae were scoreless. Mae Brown paced Vancouver with 7. Etta Cross added 3 and Gertrude Lewis 2, while Claire Menton, Aileen Hall, Sis Gifford, Melrose Dockrill, Evelyn Baynes, Bernie Butler and Babe Stevenson were scoreless. YMCA (coached by Roy Phipps) also included Jo Gignac, Amy Baker, Doris Purkiss, Dot Gillespie, Hilda Whitehead.
The Grads announce they will not travel East because the potential Eastern representatives are refusing to put up enough money to guarantee travel costs. The Grads offer up a guarantee, so the Eastern champ travels West.
In the Canadian final, the Edmonton Grads d’d Toronto West End Y 18-1; 17-10 (Total: 35-11).
In game one, Toronto claimed they were severely hampered by the new wood floor that had recently been installed in the Edmonton arena, causing them to repeatedly slip. The Grads stomped Toronto 18-1. Dot Johnson paced the Grads with 10. Daisy Johnson added 0, Connie Smith 2, Mary Dunn 2, Elsie Bennie 2 and Hattie Hopkins 2. Anna Kaplan scored Toronto’s only point. Gertrude Bremner, Annie Miller, Bobby Rosenfeld and Shirley Moldaver were scoreless.
In game two, the Grads prevailed 17-10 as Connie Smith scored 7, Daisy Johnson 4, Dot Johnson 3 and Mary Dunn 3, while Elsie Bennie, Hattie Hopkins and Kate McRae were scoreless. Bobby Rosenfeld led Toronto with 5. Shirley Maldaver added 4 and Annie Millar 1, while Gertrude Brenner, Anna Kaplan, Sadie Pearlman, Bobbie Shredder and Rose Korn were scoreless.
The runner-up Toronto West End Young Women’s Hebrew Association: Bobby Rosenfeld; Shirley Maldaver; Annie Miller; Anna Kaplan; Gertie Bremner; Rose Korn; Lil Perlman; Rene Stein; Bobby Shredder; coach George Lister; manager Dr. Saul Simon
The champion Edmonton Grads: Elsie Bennie; Mary Dunn; Daisy Johnson; Dorothy Johnson; Connie Smith; Kate MacRae; Hattie Hopkins; Marguerite Bailey; coach J. Percy Page