REGULAR SEASON

NOVA SCOTIA       NB      
  None held       New Brunswick 2-0   Howie Ryan
          Mount Allison 0-2   William Crawford
                 

In New Brunswick, the University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds defeated Mount Allison 58-19; 42-30 (Total: 100-49). …………………………………………………… In game one, New Brunswick pounded Mount Allison 58-19 as Gerry Lockhart scored 23, Garland 14 and Ed Mitton 10. Bill Ambush led the Mounties with 7. …………………………………………………… In game two, the Varsity Reds clipped Mount Allison 42-30 as Ed Mitton scored 14, Lockhart 10, Owens 5, Garland 5, McClintock 4 and Demers 2. The score was knotted at 18 at the half. Playing coach Bill Crawford led the Mounties with 23. Crawford led the Mounties with 24. Kerr added 2, Hunter 2 and Dalziell 2.

Mount Allison Mounties: Ron Estabrooks, Mendel Meltzer, Byron Kerr, David Hunter, Milton Cunningham, Walter LePage, Wes ‘Job’ Peacock, Roland Cooper, David Dalziel, Edmund Tucker, Ralph Demare, Roly Cooper, Bob Swetnam, Dick Harris, playing coach Bill Crawford, manager George Milford, assistant manager Louis Cohen

The Nova Scotia league did not conduct regular season competition.

Nova Scotia rosters:

Acadia Axemen: Francis Mouzar, E Rogers, John Adams, Kirk Adams, B Corey, V McWilliams, B Humphreys, B Morton, C Sadko, coach Major F.G. Kelly, manager C McDonald, assistant manager K Ganong

Dalhousie Tigers: S Green, Carl Giffen, N McKelvey, Voutour, Alex Farquhar, R Knight, W Pope, B Dunlop, G Hart, playing coach Burnie Ralston, manager George Smith. At the start of the season, the Dalhousie student council slashed the season basketball budget from $400 to $207 in a bid to funnel more monies into the hockey program, (which a year earlier had been defunct, and which received $462 to resurrect itself).

        St. Francis Xavier X-Men: Alec George, Frank Ginivan, Bill Ritchie, Don Creaghan, Fraser Mooney, Frank MacDonald, Allan Hawley, Hector Pothier, Alec MacAdam, John Mifflen, John Kyte, Alban Callaghan, Frank Mooney, coach Father Fogarty

        There is no evidence of a Maritime playoff.

        New Brunswick Red Raiders (described themselves as the Maritime intercollegiate and intermediate champs, by virtue of capturing the New Brunswick title): E. True, Ted Owens; Ed Mitton; K Sidwell; N Elgie; C MacDiarmid; George McClintock; Jerry Lockhart; C Garland; Art Demers; Dave Werthen; Cummings; Brooks; Doug Wiley; coach Howie Ryan; manager H. Robinson; assistant manager E Moffitt