REGULAR SEASON

Western 4-2   Jack Lang          
  McGill 3-3 8-6-1 Floyd Van Wagner          
  Toronto 3-3   J.E. McCutcheon          
  Queen’s 2-4   No coach          
                   

Western won the title with a (4-2) record.

                The non-medalist Queen’s Golden Gaels: Bill Mainguy, Unc Durham, Herb Dickey, Robby Clarke, Ike Sutton, Pee Wee Chandler, Clary, A Mulligan, McLaughlin, coach? J Bews, manager H.A. Reynolds

        In league play: …………………………………………………… On the opening weekend, Toronto edged Queen’s 22-19 as C Potter scored 8, Lewis 6, W Potter 5, Currie 4, Sniderman 3 and Hutchinson 1. Bill Mainguy led the Golden Gaels with 6. Unc Durham added 4, Herb Dickie 3, Robby Clarke 2 and Ike Sutton 1. The Gaels led 9-4 at the half. …………………………………………………… Toronto defeated Western 39-14. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated McGill 25-21 as Ike Sutton scored 10, Herb Dickie 8, Bill Mainguy 4, Unc Durham 2 and Robby Clarke 1, while Chandler, Clary, McLaughlin were scoreless. Sacks led McGill with 8. Hayden added 5, Amaron 4, Weldon 2, Laishley 1 and Grossman 1, while Johnson was scoreless. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated host Toronto 34-33 in double overtime. Queen’s opened with an 11-0 run and led 14-4 at the half. But coach Mac McCutcheon’s Varsity Blues rallied in the second half and took the lead on a pair of Cliff Potter buckets. But Peewee Chandler hit a field goal and two free throws in the final five seconds to force overtime. Ike Sutton and Unk Durham hit buckets to open the extra session but Hutchison and Currie responded for Toronto. Durham hit for Queen’s and then Hutchison responded for Toronto before Ike Sutton hit the winning free throw. …………………………………………………… Host Western defeated Queen’s 19-18 despite trailing 15-9 at the half. Hind paced Western with 10. Bice added 3, Ladoucer 2, P Haugh 2 and McLennan 2, while C Hauch and Durbile were scoreless. Dickey led the Gaels with 8. Sutton added 6 and Durham 4, while Mainguy, Clary, Mulligan and McLaughlin were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Western defeated host Queen’s 20-15 as Hinds scored 8, Ladocer 5, M McLennan 3, P Hauch 2, C Hauch 1 and C Bice 1, while Turville was scoreless. Sutton led the Golden Gaels with 5, Clark added 5, Chantler 2, Dickey 2 and Durham 1, while Mainguy was scoreless.  …………………………………………………… McGill defeated Queen’s 33-27 as Hayden scored 14, Grossman 9, Sacks 5, Weldon 3 and Amaron 2, while Quackenbush and Johnson were scoreless. Sutton led the Gaels with 12. Dickie added 5, McLaughlin 4, Durham 3, Chantler 2 and Mainguy 1, while Clary was scoreless. …………………………………………………… McGill edged Toronto 27-23 as Robert Haydon scored 10, Laishley 5, Grossman 4, Sacks 4, Quackenbush 3 and Amaron 1, while Weldon was scoreless. Hutchinson led the Blues with 12. C.W. Potter added 7, W.A. Potter 3 and Currie 1, while Sniderman, Zeigler and McGillivray were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Toronto defeated Western 29-28. …………………………………………………… McGill edged Toronto 27-23 as Haydon scored 10, Laishley 5, Grossman 4, Sacks 4, Quackenbush 3 and Amaron 1, while Weldon was scoreless. Hutchison led the Blues with 12. C.W. Potter added 7, W.A. Potter 3 and Currie 1, while Sniderman, Ziegler and McGillivray were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Western defeated McGill 15-14 to take the league lead on the final weekend of the season, forcing Toronto to beat McGill to finish tied for the league title. McGill had a five-point lead with minutes to play but Western hit three free throws and two buckets down the stretch to pull out the win. E. Ladoceur led Western with 5. R. Hind added 4, C. Bice 2, J. McLennan 1, P. Hauch 3, Guy Hauch 0 and Eddie Hauch 0. Robert Hayden led McGill with 6. Benny Sacks added 2, Fred Weldon 2, Errol Amaron 4, Stan Quackenbush 0, Grossman 0, Johnson 0, Bill Munro 0 and George Faulkner 0. …………………………………………………… Host Western edged McGill 25-22 as Hind scored 11, Bice 6, Ladoucer 4, Hauch 2 and McLennan 2. Hayden and Grossman each scored 8 to pace the Redmen. Amaron added 6, while Sacks, Johnson, Faulkner, Laishley and Weldon were scoreless. …………………………………………………… McGill ended Toronto’s hopes of sharing the title by defeating the host Blues 37-27. Bill Munro, playing his first senior game, led McGill with 14. Fred Weldon added 13, Benny Sachs (a transfer from New Mexico University) 8 and Amaron 2, while Stan Quackenbush and Grossman were scoreless. W.A. Potter led the Blues with 10. Harry Sniderman added 8, G.O. Hutchinson 4 and R.L. Currie 3, while J.R. McGillivray and G.A. Lewis were scoreless.

        After the season was over, Queen’s protested that McGill and Toronto had unilaterally adopted a four-year eligibility rule. As a trade-off, the Presbyterians eventually negotiated a deal limiting players to participating in one senior sport during an athletic season. The former rule appears to have quickly and dutifully ignored.

        The co-silver medalist McGill Redmen: Bill Munro; Fred Weldon; Benny Sachs; Errol Amaron; Stan Quackenbush; Grossman; George Faulkner; Bill Johnson; Bob Hayden; Lyle Laisley; coach Floyd Van Wagner; manager J.R. Frith

        The co-silver medalist Toronto Varsity Blues: W.A. Potter; Harry Sniderman; G.O. Hutchinson; J.R. McGillivray; R.L. Currie; S Potter; G.A. Lewis; W.L. Deeton; F.H.A. Gaudin; Ziegler; coach Mac MacCutcheon

        The champion University of Western Ontario Mustangs: J. McLennan; E Ladouceur; Reg Hind; Edwin Hauch; C Beattie; Cal Bice; Paul Hauch; Guy Hauch; coach Jack Lang; manager Harold Newell