REGULAR SEASON
| McGill | 2-2 | Floyd Van Wagner | |||||||
| Queen’s | 2-2 | Jimmie Bews | |||||||
| Toronto | 2-2 | ||||||||
In league play: …………………………………………………… Host Toronto whipped Queen’s 39-15 (also reported as 41-14). The Varsity Blues led 16-7 at the half. …………………………………………………… Toronto clipped McGill 32-26. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated Toronto 30-24 as Jones scored 17, Moore 11 and Hunter 2. Bell led Toronto with 12. McLean added 6, Fraser 2, Graham 2 and Duffeil 2. …………………………………………………… McGill dumped Toronto 27-20. …………………………………………………… Queen’s edged McGill 36-31 as Jones scored 18. …………………………………………………… Host McGill thrashed Queen’s 44-27. The score was knotted at 17 at the half. Jones led the Golden Gaels with 15.
McGill, Toronto and Queen’s finished tied in the standings with (2-2) records. A decision was made to hold a playoff in Ottawa, with the two teams that had to toil in the semi drawn out of a hat.
In the semi, the McGill Redmen defeated Queen’s 28-25 as Art Manson scored 11, Mendelsohn 5, Eddie Crain 4, Turpel 4 and Bones Little 4, while Philpott, Errol Amaron and Hilton were scoreless. Hannon led Queen’s with 10. Jonas added 6, Haslam 6, Hunter 2 and Lewis 2, while Moore, Bud Thomas and Ellis Henderson were scoreless. The Gaels also included McKinnon.
In the final, the McGill Redmen dumped the Toronto Varsity Blues 33-26 as Mendelsohn scored 10, Art Manson 7, Turpel 4, Laurence Little 4, Eddie Crain 4 and Errol Amaron 4, while Philpott and Hilton were scoreless. Bell led Toronto with 14. McLean added 6, Burgess 2 and Graham 2, while Fraser, Braid, Dufill and Caple were scoreless.
The bronze medalist Queen’s Golden Gaels: Art Lewis, Haslam, Ellis, Aubrey Jones, Moore, Bud Thomas, Curly Lewis, Henderson, Harry Hannon, Bob Hunter, McKinnon, Ada, Finlay, McGregor, Rattenbury, Cross, coach Jimmie Bews
The runner-up Toronto Varsity Blues: MacLean, Bell, Burgess, Graham, Fraser, Braid, Duffil, Caple
The champion McGill Redmen: Eddie Crain; G.E.M. Hilton; W.H. Turpel; Errol Amaron; Art Manson; Laurence ‘Bones’ Little; J.H. Blumenstein; Mendelsohn; coach Floyd Van Wagner; manager Eadie