| W. RD 1 (SASK): Saskatoon Bedford Road 35 University of Saskatchewan 23 (sudden death) W. RD 2 (SASK): Saskatoon Bedford Road 53 North Battleford Collegiate 9 (sudden death) W. RD 2 (SASK): Moose Jaw Y Six Brigade d’d Regina Scott 19-18; 28-21 (Total: 47-39) W. RD 3 (SASK): Moose Jaw Y Six Brigade 38 Saskatoon Bedford Road 34 (sudden death) E. QF (Ont): Toronto Lakesides d’d Toronto YWHA 12-22; 17-7; 15-14 (2g-1) E. QF (OV): Ottawa Rowing Club d’d Ottawa Underwoods 21-20; 18-16 (Total: 39-36) W. QF (BC): Vancouver Young Liberal Canucks 12 U.B.C. ‘A’ Varsity 9 (sudden death) W. QF (BC): Victoria Fidelis 10 Victoria Comates 8 (sudden death) W. QF (Alta): Calgary Central Canucks d’d Medicine Hat Irvine 47-20; 43-15 (Total: 90-35) W. SEMI (Alta): Edmonton Grads d’d Calgary Central Canucks 22-10; 47-12 (Total: 69-22) W. SEMI (BC): Vancouver Young Liberal Canucks d’d Victoria Fidelis 18-11; 13-12 (Total: 31-23) E. SEMI (NS/NB): Dalhousie Grads d’d the St. John Beavers x-x; 46-17 (Total: x-x) or E. SEMI (NS/NB): Dalhousie Grads d’d St. Bernard’s (NB) Colleens 20-17; 23-15 (Total: 43-32) E. SEMI (Ont): Toronto Lakesides d’d Ottawa Rowing Club 41-15; 23-22 (Total: 64-37) W. FINAL (Alta/BC): Edmonton Grads d’d Vancouver Young Liberal Canucks 34-20; 30-18 (Total: 64-38) E. FINAL (Ont/NS): Dalhousie Grads d’d Toronto Lakesides (Awarded) CANADIAN TITLE: Edmonton Grads d’d Toronto Lakesides 34-24; 19-14 (Total: 53-38) |
In the sudden-death Saskatchewan semis and north final, Saskatoon Bedford Road Collegiate thrashed North Battleford Collegiate 53-9. Bedford Road included Bertha Summerfield, Bertha McCarl, Gwen Catherwood, Isabell Aitchison, Winnie Heasman, Jessie Whyte, Ethel Gordon, Ethel ‘Toots’ Catherwood, Helen Brown, Marjorie Wismer. T Jackson scored all 9 for North Battleford, which also included Eileen Foley.
In the Saskatchewan semis and south finals, the Moose Jaw Y Six Brigade defeated Regina Scott Collegiate 19-18; 28-21 (Total: 47-39). …………………………………………………… In game one, Moose Jaw edged Scott 19-18 as Gladys Haight scored 10, Dorothy Law 8 and Annie Cree 1, while P Hemmitt, E Lindskog, B Mather, L Crowe and J Hargreaves were scoreless. Clara Ehman scored all 18 for Scott, which also included H Bard, E Engel, M Steele, M Hildebrand, H Howey, B Siller and Olive Brown were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Moose Jaw took the series with a 28-21 win as D Law scored 18 and T Haight 10. Clara Ehman led Scott with 10. H Bard added 7 and E Engel 4.
In the Saskatchewan final, Moose Jaw YMCA dispatched Saskatoon Bedford Road 38-34 on late buckets by Dorothy Law and Gladys Haight. Moose Jaw also included Edith Lindskog, Bessie Mather, A Cree, P Hermett, L Crowe and J Hargreaves. Bedford Road included Ethel Catherwood, Margaret Wismer, J Whyte, B McCarl, H Brown, I Aitcheson, Gwen Catherwood, E Gordon, W Heasman and B Summerfelt.
In the West quarterfinals and Alberta semis, the Calgary Centrals defeated Medicine Hat Irvine 47-20; 43-15 (Total: 90-35). In game two, Calgary prevailed 43-15 to take the total point series 90-35 as Evelyn Edmanson scored 30, L Lee 6, R Thompson 4 and E Morton 3, while G Mosher, P Edmanson, M Toucks, M Kenney and M Malcolm were scoreless. Sophie Thiede paced Irvine with 7. E McLaughlin added 4, M Bischie 4 and E McLaughlin 4, while Adele Maser, E Crave, M Benney and S Marty were scoreless.
In the West semi and Alberta final, the Edmonton Grads defeated the Calgary Centrals 22-10; 47-12 (Total: 69-22). …………………………………………………… In game one, Edmonton clipped Calgary 22-10 as MacBurney scored 10, Macrae 6, Smith 2, Bennie 2 and MacCormack 2, while Johnson was scoreless. Putte led the Centrals with 6. Allen added 2, Newcombe 1 and Bingham 1, while Cooper was scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Edmonton Grads took the series with a 47-12 win as Millie McCormick scored 11, Dot Johnson 10, Daisy Johnson 10, Marguerite McBurney 6, Elsie Bennie 2 and Hattie ‘Button’ Hopkins 2, while Kate MacRae was scoreless. A Allen led Calgary with 5. M Plette added 3, M Cooper 2, R Bingham 1 and Helen Woodside 1, while E Newcombe was scoreless.
In the sudden-death British Columbia semis and Vancouver final, the Young Liberal Canucks edged U.B.C. ‘A’ Varsity 12-9 as Gert Lewis scored 4, Bernice Butler 4, Babe Stevenson 2 and Olive Walters 2, while Lourde Garde, Aileen Hall, Katherine Slavin were scoreless. Claire Menton paced U.B.C. with 5. Gay Swenciski added 4, while Jean Carlaw, Rene Harvie, Dora Bailey and Thelma Mahon were scoreless.
In the sudden-death BC semis and Island finals, Victoria Fidelis edged Victoria Comates 10-8. The Comates included Rosy Robertson, Dot Melville, C Robertson, Gates, Wellburn and Elliott.
In the British Columbia finals, the Vancouver Young Liberal Canucks defeated Victoria Fidelis 18-11 (also reported as 17-12); 13-12 (Total: 31-23 or 30-24). …………………………………………………… In game one, Vancouver defeated Victoria 18-11 or 17-12 (according to the Vancouver Sun and Victoria Times-Colonist, respectively. Isabel Crawford led Fidelis with 4. Beth Campbell added 3, Fiona McMurchie 2 and Jannette McQueen 2, while Iris Philbrook, M Breckenridge and E Dinsdale were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Canucks prevailed 13-12 on a pair of late buckets by Bernice Butler.
In the Western finals, the Edmonton Grads defeated the Vancouver Young Liberal Canucks 34-20; 30-18 (Total: 64-38). …………………………………………………… In game one, the Grads prevailed 34-20 as Kate McCrae scored 11, Margaret McBurney 10, Dot Johnson 8, Daisy Johnson 3 and Elsie Bennie 2, while Mildred McCormick, Hattie Hopkins and Margaret Bailey were scoreless. Mae Brown led the Canucks with 10. Babe Stevenson added 4, Olive Walters 2, Gertie Lewis 2 and Bernie Butler 1, while Aileen Hall, Kay Slavin and Lourde Gard were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Grads clipped the Canucks 30-18 as Dot Johnson scored 13, Elsie Bennie 6, Daisy Johnson 5, Kate Macrae 4 and Margaret McBurney 3, while Mildred McCormick, Hattie Hopkins and Margaret Bailey were scoreless. Gertie Lewis led the Canucks (coached by Eric Erickson) with 7. Aileen Hall added 4, Babe Stevenson 3, Mae Brown 2 and Olive Walters 2, while Kay Slavin, Bernice Butler and Lourde Garde were scoreless.
In the East quarterfinals and Toronto final, the Toronto Lakesides d’d Toronto YWHA 12-22; 17-7; 15-14 (2g-1). …………………………………………………… In game one, Toronto YWHA prevailed 22-12. YWHA built a 7-4 lead on the half on the post play of Agnes Alger. They extended it 15-5 after three quarters and romped. Alger finished with 6 points. Ann Kaplan added 6, Shirley Maldaver 3, Bobby Rosenfeld 5, Lil McMurray 0, Joan McMurray 0, Bobby Shredday 0; Gertrude Brenner 0 and Ann Miller 1. Nora Gordon led Lakesides with 5. Mina Swan added 2, Dolly Dunlop 0, Audrey McNeil 1, Innes Bramley 1, Bea Harron 0, Mabel Dunlop 3 and May Welch 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, Lakesides forced a third game with a 17-7 win. Lakesides led 9-3 at the half. Gordon led Lakesides with 8. Dolly Dunlop added 2, Bramley 0, Harron 4, M. Dunlop 5, Swan 0, McNeill 0 and Welch 0. Kaplan notched 2 for YWHA. Maldover added 1, Alger 2, Miller 2, Rosenfeld 0, Bremner 0, J. McMurray 0 and L. McMurray 0. …………………………………………………… In game three, Lakesides pulled out a 15-14 win on a Dolly Dunlop free throw with a minute to play. YWHA had three chances to win it from the line in the final minute but came up short. The score was knotted at 9 at the half and at 13 after three quarters. Dunlop led the Lakesides with 6. Nora Gordon added 5, Innes Bramley 2, Mabel Dunlop 2, Bea Herron 0, Mina Swan 0, Audrey McNeill 0 and Dot Welch 0. Bobby Rosenfeld led YWHA with 5. Shirley Moldaver added 3, Anna Kaplan 3, Agnes Alger 2, Annie Miller 1, Gertrude Bremner 0, Jean McMurray 0 and Lil McMurray 0.
In the East quarterfinals, the Ottawa Rowing Club defeated the Ottawa Underwoods 21-20; x-x (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… In game one, Rowing Club prevailed 21-20 as Dot Day scored 12, Gladys Stanyard 5, S Moulds 2, Kay Wright 1 and M Carson 1, while R McDermott, M Munn and M Rice were scoreless. Lois McKibbon led Underwoods with 9. Isabel Aitken added 4, B Oliver 4, Norah Seddon 2 and D Mills 1, while L Oliver and D Fraser were scoreless. …………………………………………………… In game two, Rowing Club edged Underwoods 18-16 as Gladys Stanyard scored 6, Kay Wright 5, Dot Day 4, Mabel Carson 1 and Ruby McDermott 1, while M Rice and M Munn were scoreless. Bessie Oliver paced Underwoods with 9. Dot Mills added 5, Isabel Aitken 1 and N Seddon 1, while Lola McKibbon, I Oliver, M Lush and D Fraser were scoreless.
In the Eastern semis and Ontario final, the Toronto Lakesides d’d the Ottawa Rowing Club 41-15; 23-22 (Total: 64-37). …………………………………………………… In game one, Ottawa opened with a 6-4 lead but the Lakesides rallied to a 19-11 lead at the half and were never threated. Dolly Dunlop led the Lakesides with 12. Nora Gordon added 14, Innes Bramley 3, Bea Harron 0, Mabel Dunlop 2, Mina Swan 8, Audrey McNeill 1 and Dot Welch 0. D. Ray led Ottawa with 7. Shirley Moulds added 2, Stayner 4, Wright 0, Carson 0, McDermott 2, Sproule 0 and Munn 0. …………………………………………………… In game two, Toronto pulled out a one-point win as Dolly Dunlop scored 12, Mina Swan 7, Audrey McNeill 0, Innes Bromley 2, Mabel Dunlop 1, Bea Harron 1 and Dot Welch 0. Shirley Moulds led Ottawa with 10. M. Rice added 0, G. Stanyard 5, M. Munn 0, K. Wright 4, D. Ray 2 and M. Carson 0.
In the East semis and Maritime final, the Dalhousie Grads d’d the St. John Beavers x-x; 46-17 (Total: x-x). …………………………………………………… In game two, St. John star Margaret Henderson was rushed to hospital after collapsing near the end of the game with acute appendicitis.
In the East final, Toronto Lakesides were slated to play the Maritime champs but the series does not appear to have been played or it was defaulted.
In the Canadian final, the Edmonton Grads d’d the Toronto Lakesides 34-24; 19-14 (Total: 53-38)
In game one, the Grads dumped the Lakesides 34-24. The Lakesides scored two buckets before the Grads ripped off eight unanswered points to lead 8-4 after a quarter. But Toronto rallied to within 14-13 at the half with aggressive defensive play. The Grads speed began to take its toil in the second half as they built a double-digit lead and coasted to the final buzzer. Margaret MacBurney and Dorothy Johnson each scored 12 to lead Edmonton. Daisy Johnson added 4, Kate MacRae 3, Elsie Bennie 3 and Hattie Hopkins 0. Nora Gordon led Toronto with 10. Dolly Dunlop added 5, Innes Bramley 0, Mabel Dunlop 1, Bea Harron 2 and Mina Swan 5.
In game two, the Lakesides tried to make it physical but the Grads prevailed 19-14. The teams were knotted at 4 after one quarter but the Grads led 11-5 at the half. Lakesides came out hard in the second half but were able to draw no closer, trailing 16-10 after three quarters. The Grads hit 5-8 from the line, while the Lakesides hit 6-15. Margaret McBurney led the Grads with 9. Dorothy Johnson added 3, Daisy Johnson 3, Elsie Bennie 1, Kate MacRae 2, Hattie Hopkins 0, Marguerite Bailey 0 and Mildred McCormick 1. Nora Gordon paced Toronto with 7. Dolly Dunlop added 3, Innes Bramley 0, Mabel Dunlop 2, Beatrice Harron 2, Mina Swan 0, Audrey McNeill 0 and Dorothy Welch 0.
The runner-up Toronto Lakesides: Nora Gordon; Dolly Dunlop; Innes Bramley; Mabel Dunlop; Beatrice Harron; Mina Swan; Audrey McNeill; Dorothy Welch; May Welch;
The champion Edmonton Grads: Margaret MacBurney; Dorothy Johnson; Daisy Johnson; Kate MacRae; Elsie Bennie; Hattie Hopkins; Mildred McCormack; Marguerite Bailey; Mae Brown; Gladys Fry; Joan Johnston; Mae Webb; coach J. Percy Page
CABA awarded the national senior women’s title to Dalhousie, when the Grads and the Lakesides ostensibly failed to arrange playoff dates with the Tigers.