REGULAR SEASON
| NOVA SCOTIA | NB | |||||||
| St. FX | 6-0 | 17-1 | William Fogarty | New Brunswick | 2-0 | 8-8 | Ted Owens | |
| Dalhousie | 4-2 | Jack Thomas | Mount Allison | 0-2 | William Crawford | |||
| Acadia | 2-4 | George Geary | ||||||
| Nova Scotia Tech | 0-6 | |||||||
In New Brunswick play, the University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds edged host Mount Allison 53-52; 50-37 (Total: 103-89). …………………………………………………… In game one, U.N.B. edged Mount Allison 53-52 as captain Campbell hit a free throw with 22 seconds to play. …………………………………………………… In game two, host U.N.B. prevailed 50-37 as Roberts scored 16, Garner 10, Atkinson 10, Nakash 7, Jenkinson 3, Murphy 2 and Vaudry 2. Cameron paced the Mounties with 9. MacCoy added 8, Mills 6, Ketchum 4, Eastman 3, Warner 2, Russel 2, Barritt 2 and Tucker 2. …………………………………………………… After the season, the University of New Brunswick cancelled its jayvee sports program because of cost.
Mount Allison Mounties: Gordon Eastman, Tom Edgett, Larry Ketchum, Tucker MacInnes, Gordie MacCoy, Jack Chapman, Jim Lounder, Fred Mills, Bob Barritt, Bob Russel, Ed Cameron, Willie Tucker, Warner, coach Bill Crawford, manager Hugh Robertson, assistant manager Doug Gage
In Nova Scotia, St. FX emerged from the regular season with an unblemished 6-0 record.
In regular season play: …………………………………………………… Dalhousie opened its campaign by thrashing Nova Scotia Tech 64-45 as Mahon scored 18, Smith 15, Shaw 10, Robertson 5, Colquhoun 5, Henderson 4, MacKay 3 and MacDonald 2. Kyte paced Nova Scotia Tech with 18. Titus added 11 and Moore 6. …………………………………………………… St. Francis Xavier, which had a gym which featured a floor described by all as “very narrow,” pounded Dalhousie 50-28. Whalen led the X-Men with 18. Connally added 17, O’Flaherty 7, Hanusiak 3, Kehoe 2, Friault 1 and MacLean 1. Mahon paced the Tigers with 12. Smith added 5, MacDonald 4, Colquhoun 3, Henderson 2 and MacKay 2. …………………………………………………… St. Francis Xavier clipped Dalhousie 62-52 as Conley scored 16, Whalen 12, Flaherty 8, Kehoe 7, Pace 5, Friault 2 and Hanusiak 2. Mahon paced the Tigers with 17. MacKay added 8, Rogers 7, Smith 5, Colquhoun 2, Henderson 2 and Ells 1. …………………………………………………… Dalhousie edged host Acadia 39-35 as Mahon scored 16, Smith 9, Henderson 9, Shaw 2, MacKay 2 and Frank Rogers 1. Allen led the Axemen with 12. White added 7, Carter 7, Mosher 3, Hart 3, MacPherson 2 and Kimoski 1. …………………………………………………… Host Dalhousie edged Acadia 32-31 as Rogers hit the winner in the final minute. Smith led the Tigers with 13. Mahon added 6, Henderson 6, Rogers 3, Shaw 2 and Mackay 2. …………………………………………………… Dalhousie closed out its campaign by dispatching Nova Scotia Tech 50-44 as Mahon scored 27 on 11-12 from the floor.
Rosters:
Acadia Axemen: Allen, White, Carter, mosher, Hart, Carter MacPherson, Kimoski, Killman, Smith, Irving, Mixon
Dalhouse Tigers: Jim Mahon, Earl Smith, Don Shaw, Struan ‘Arp’ Robertson, Bill Colquhoun, Scott Henderson, Andy MacKay, Mason MacDonald, Frank Rogers, Jim Ells, Gibbie Ried, coach Jack Thomas, manager Ian Palmeter
Nova Scotia Tech Engineers: Pete Kyte, Titus, Moore, Bauld, Morrow, Callahan
In the Maritime final, St. FX defeated U.N.B. 44-39; 32-27 (Total: 76-66).
In game one, visiting St. FX defeated the Varsity Reds 44-39 as Whalen scored 14, Conley 10, Kehoe 8, Pac 5, Rudy Hannusiak 4 and Friault 3. Atkinson led the Varsity Reds with 9. Roberts added 7, Gagnon 6, Murphy 4, Campbell 4, Jenkinson 2, Nakash 2 and Vaudry 1.
In game two, host St. FX won 32-27 as Conley scored 11, Whalen 8, Pace 5, Kehoe 4 and Hannusiak 4. Campbell and Nakash each scored 5 to pace the Varsity Reds. Vaudry added 4, Jenkinson 4, Roberts 3, Gagnon 3, Buchan 2 and Garner 1.
The runner-up New Brunswick Varsity Reds: Bruce Campbell; Miles ‘Mod’ Atkinson; Art Murphy; Stuart Veaudry; Albert Nakash; George Gagnon; George Garner; George Buchan; John Roberts; Lorne Jenkinson; Moore; Stewart Vaudry; coach Ted Owens; manager H Hillman
The champion St. Francis Xavier X-Men: Lorne Whalen; Pat Conley; Joe Flaherty; Rudy Pace; Hank Propper; George ‘Porgy’ Kehoe; Rudy Hanusiak; Ernie Friault; Carlos Nelson; Frank MacNeil; Bud MacLean; Dick O’Donnell; coach Father Bill Fogarty; manager Ron Nugent; assistant manager Don Brown