REGULAR SEASON

Toronto 6-0   J.E. McCutcheon          
  Queen’s 3-3   No coach          
  Western 2-4              
  McGill 1-5   Floyd Van Wagner          
                   

        Toronto wins the title by sweeping all six games on their schedule.

        The non-medalist McGill Redmen: Faulkner, Fred Weldon, A.A. Grossman, C.A. Munro, John Young, E Silverman, J.H. Blumenstein, R.S. Hayden, McLean, Calhoun, coach Floyd Van Wagner, manager F.G. Pugh

        In league play: …………………………………………………… Host Toronto dumped Queen’s 36-25 as Mitchell scored 8, Faber 7, Sakler 2, Currie 9, Newman 3, Johnston 4, Sharpe 0 and Burns 0. Mulligan led Queen’s with 12. Mainguy added 0, Durham 3, Fenwick 0, Warren 0, McLaughlin 0 and Carter 0. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated McGill 33-28 by withholding a late challenge in which the Redmen had rallied from eight down to within 29-26. The Redmen led 20-9 at the half. Ike Sutton paced the Golden Gaels with 14. Mulligan added 9, Dickie 6, Durham 3 and Mainguy 1, while Warren, Fenwick and McLaughlin were scoreless. Faulkner and Fred Weldon each scored 12 to pace the Redmen. A.A. Grossman added 4, while C.A. Munro, John Young, E. Silverman and J.H. Blumenstein were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated visiting McGill 39-34 as Sutton scored 14, Dickey 12, Mainguy 8, Mulligan 8 and Durham 6, while Warren, McLaughlin and Fenwick were scoreless. Weldon led the Redmen with 14. Munro added 8, Grossman 6, Silverman 4 and Young 2, while Blumenstein, McLean and Faulkner were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Toronto clipped Queen’s 36-25. …………………………………………………… Host Western edged Queen’s 27-24 as Bice scored 10, Evans 5, Turville 4, C Hauch 3, P Hauch 3 and Hind 2, while Ladoucer and Vatz were scoreless. Ike Sutton led Queen’s with 11. Fred Warren added 4, Mulligan 3, Bill Mainguy 2, Herb Dickie 2 and Unc Dunham 2, while Fenwick and McLaughlin were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Toronto clinched the title by defeating Queen’s 43-22 after leading 19-9 at the half. Mitchell paced Toronto with 12. Faber added 6, Newman 11, Roy Currie 10, Sakler 4, Hurwitz 0, Burns 0, Johnston 0 and Putman 0. Ike Sutton led Queen’s with 11. Mulligan added 5, Herb Dickie 1, Durham 1, Bill Mainguy 2, Fred Warren 2, McLaughlin 0 and Fenwick 0. Queen’s did not have a coach. …………………………………………………… Toronto defeated McGill 47-25 after leading 20-13 at the half. Mitchell paced the Varsity Blues with 19. Johnston added 9, Faber 7, Newman 6, Currie 3, Putnam 2 and Sackler 1, while Hurwitz and Burns were scoreless. Faulkner led the Redmen with 12. Weldon added 5, Grossman 3, Silverman 2, Blumenstein 2 and Young 1, while McLean, Hayden and Munro were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Host Queen’s edged Western 24-22 on the perimeter shooting of Ike Sutton, who scored 19. Mulligan added 2, Dickie 2 and Durham 1, while Mainguy, Warren, McLaughlin and Fenwick were scoreless. The Mustangs led 14-9 at the half. Bice paced the Mustangs with 8. Hauch added 3, Ladoucer 3, Hinds 2, Turville 2, Evans 2 and P Hauch 2, while Newhain and Vatz were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Western defeated McGill 39-16. …………………………………………………… Host Toronto dumped McGill 21-17. …………………………………………………… McGill nipped Western 30-29 as Grossman scored 14, Faulkner 7, Weldon 6, Young 2 and McLean 1, while Silverman, Blumenstein and Wykes were scoreless. Bice led the Mustangs with 9. Turville added 5, Hind 5, Ladouceur 3 and P Hauch 1, while C Hauch and Evans were scoreless.

The bronze medalist Western Mustangs: Claire Bice; D Evans; Frank Turville; C.Y. Hauch; Paul Hauch; Reg Hind; Ladouceur; H Vatz; Newhain; coach Jack Lang; manager F.L. Kime

The silver medalist Queen’s Golden Gaels: Ike Sutton; A Mulligan; Herb Dickie; G.P. Durham; Bill Mainguy; Fred Warren; H.I. McLaughlin; S Fenwick; Carter; manager T.L. Miller

The champion Toronto Varsity Blues: R.M. ‘Mo’ Mitchell; Roy Currie; Wilf Newman; Ben Sakler; Gord Johnston; S. Hurwitz; Ace Putnam; Burns; Faber;