REGULAR SEASON
| NS | NB | |||||||
| Acadia | Terry Osborne | Mount Allison | ||||||
| New Brunswick | ||||||||
Formal playoffs begin for the New Brunswick title. Until 1940, the New Brunswick title is essentially a two-way affair between the University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds and the Mount Allison Mounties. The title is decided by a two-game total point series. In the early years, Mount Allison dominated, winning 13 of the first 22 series.
In the Western section: New Brunswick whipped Acadia 42-33 as Bill Donahue scored 16, Babbitt 3, MacCauley 3, and Fraser 3. Davidson led Acadia with 10. O Noble added 7, Elderkin 3, Allen 2 and A Noble 1. …………………………………………………… New Brunswick nipped Mount Allison 16-15. …………………………………………………… Acadia defeated Mount Allison 32-24.
In the New Brunswick playoffs, Mount Allison prevails.
New Brunswick Red Raiders: Bill Donahue, Babbitt, MacCauley, Fraser, Chip Seely, Kincade, MacPhail
Acadia Axemen: R. Allen, H. Davidson, B.J. Elderkin, F. Wright, M. Jane (Lane?), J. Baker, A. Noble, E. Creelman, O. Noble, W.T. Osborne (Coach).
The New Brunswick champion Mount Allison Mounties: Ralph Lister, Ray Smith, Malcolm, Frank Thomas, Rice, Wilson, Anderson
Nova Scotia rosters:
Dalhousie Tigers (played in Halifax senior league): Ab Smith, Langstroth, Doyle, Clark, MacLennan, Jones, Hewat, Moore, McLeod, Wilson, manager Tupper
St. FX: R. Fraser, Rankin, MacInnis, Mahoney, S. MacDonald, Archambault and A. Fraser.
The New Brunswick titlist faces the Nova Scotia titlist in a single game for the Maritime title.