1953-54 OUA – men

REGULAR SEASON

	SIBL				OSLIAA
	Western	8-2		Johnny Metras	Queen’s Intermediates	10-0		Al Lenard
	Windsor	8-2	17-5	Stanley Nantais	Carleton	9-2	11-7	Norm Fenn
	Toronto	6-4	11-10	Bob Masterson	McGill Intermediates			Ron Sharp
	McMaster	4-6		Ivor Wynne	RMC	6-4		Fred McConnell
	Queen’s	3-7		Frank Tindall	Ottawa			Dennis Harbic
	McGill	1-9		Joe Anderson	Montreal
					SGW		1-15
					CMR-St. Jean
					Bishop’s	1-5	4-10	Palle Karr/John Rochon
					MacDonald			Doug Cooke
					St. Patrick’s			Bernie Black
					WESTERN INTERMEDIATE
					Toronto Intermediates	5-1		John McManus
					Western Intermediates	4-2	8-5	Jack Fairs
					McMaster Intermediate			Don Fawcett
					O.A.C.

The CIAU had 19 members. “There was a great variation in the standards of play between the institutions, a different philosophy towards athletics between many members and difficulties in agreeing upon common standards of eligibility,” said the governing body in its annual statement.

       In its second year of senior intercollegiate competition, Windsor (then Assumption College) shocked the league by tying Western for the title.

Windsor coach Stanley Nantais subsequently challenged Western’s Johnny Metras to hold a one-game playoff for the title. But Metras, still smarting from the defeat in the final game of the season, flatly refused to play the rubber match.

       Non-medalist rosters:

McGill Redmen: Al Suarez, Gord Edwards, Mel Mikalachki, Paul Anderson, Al Suarez, Syd Lundell, G.M. Klein, Timmy Lake, Edwards, D.N. Bell, E Tarasofsky, Kila, Fintan Heffernan, Diamond, John Thompson, Lou Gordon, E Merling, Jerry Kushner, Asher Garbuz, Leon DuPlessis, coach Joe Anderson, manager D Wilson, assistant manager A Shaffer

       McMaster Marauders: Lorne Wrigglesworth, Max Wooley, Ken Stanley, Ernie Darragh, John Pugliese, Doug Johnson, Bert Raphael, Jim Lindores, Bill Brown, Bill Baillie, John Pelech, Lee Munn, John Violin, George Munroe, Nino Fabbri, Jim Shepherd, coach Ivor Wynne, manager McLean

       Queen’s Golden Gaels: Don Lyon, John Elder, Frank Donnelly, Jim Harrison, Wally Mellor, John Milliken, Don Marston, Bruce Page, Charlie Latimer, Don Redmond, Doug Hargreaves, Bob Anglin, Robert Cooper, Don Lyon, coach Frank Tindall

In league play: …………………………………………………… In the season opener, host Western clubbed Queen’s 62-39 after leading 27-25 at the half. Walt Karabin scored 19 on 17-19 from the line to pace the Mustangs. Don Prowse added 15 and John Girvin 8. Don Lyon led the Gaels with 14. …………………………………………………… Host Windsor whipped Queen’s 67-43 after leading 29-23 at the half. …………………………………………………… Toronto clipped McMaster 61-49 as George Stulac scored 20, Russell 10, Lukenda 10, Corcoran 8, Tile 6, Oneschuk 5 and Scott 2. Wrigglesworth led the Marauders with 22. Raphael added 11, Stanley 7, Darragh 4, Lindores 2, Brown 2 and Munroe 1. ………………………………………………… Toronto spanked McMaster 78-56 (exhibition match, or did teams play each other 3 times?) as Al Vaichulis scored 13, Don Fawcett 13, Pete Potter 11, Marv Tile 10, Binnington 9, Madden 7, Kurdyak 6, Matsalla 4, Oneschuk 3 and Stulac 2. Jim Shepherd led the Marauders with 14. Max Woolley added 10, Raphael 8, Johnson 7, Baillie 6, Lindores 4, Jackson 2, Brown 2, Munro 2 and Darragh 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor whipped McGill 87-45 as George Joseph scored 18. Chuck Collini added 15 and Dick McKenzie 14. Al Suarez, Gord Edwards and Mel Mikalachki each scored 11 to pace the Redmen. …………………………………………………… Toronto clipped host Queen’s 59-52. Jimmy Russell led the Blues with 22. George Stulac added 16, Lou Lukenda 7 and Steve Oneschuk 5. Jim Harrison led the Gaels with 12. Donnelly added 10 and Lyon 8. …………………………………………………… McGill defeated Toronto 65-57 as Gordie Edwards scored 15 and Mel Mikalachki 12. Lou Lukenda led the Blues with 18. George Stulac added 13 and Steve Oneschuk 11. …………………………………………………… Host Western edged McMaster 61-60 as Chris Ellis scored 11, Walt Karabin 11, Don Getty 11, Coulter Osborne 10, Girvin 7, Halpenny 4, Scratch 3, Prowse 2 and Ford 2. Raphael paced the Marauders with 15. Darragh added 13, Wrigglesworth 10, Stanley 8, Lindores 5, Violin 3, Brown 2, Johnson 2 and Munroe 2. …………………………………………………… Host Toronto whipped Queen’s 78-47 as Lou Lukenda scored 17, Jim Russell 16, Bill Corcoran 16, George Stulac 14, Harold Rotman 2, Florian Matsalia 4, Marv Tile 8 and Steve Oneschuk 2. Frank Donnelly paced Queen’s with 20. Jim Harrison added 15, Hargreaves 2, Anglin 2, Lyon 2, Milliken 2, Page 2 and Elder 2. …………………………………………………… McMaster edged Queen’s 58-52 to the delight of 1,500 home fans chanting ‘money, money, money” at their outrage over the CIAU having ousted the Marauders football team, at the behest of Queen’s representative, who argued that it was financially impossible to operate a five-team football league. They tossed pennies at Queen’s coach Frank Tindall, an opponent of the five-team league. Stanley led McMaster with 17. Raphael added 5, Lindores 5, Darragh 2, Brown 5, Baillie 2, Lorne Wrigglesworth 7, and Violin 17. Jim Harrison paced Queen’s with 13. Frank Donnelly added 8, Anglin 4, Lyon 12, Elder 5, Page 3, Hargreaves 4 and Milliken 4. …………………………………………………… Host Western dumped Toronto 72-61 after finally resolving the Blues zone defence to explode for 23 points in the final frame. John Girvin paced the Mustangs with 15. Don Getty added 12, Don Prowse 1, Gord Scratch 3, Bob Ford 4, Coulter Osborne 11, Chris Ellis 15, Keith Halpenny 5 and Walt Karabin 5. Lou Lukenda paced Toronto with 20. Jim Russell added 8, George Stulac 6, Steve Oneschuk 8, Bill Corcoran 10, Marv Tile 5 and Doug Scott 3.  …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated McGill 45-43. Jim Harrison paced the Gaels with 15. Don Lyon added 10 and John Elder 10. The score was knotted at 16, 25 and 37 at the quarters. …………………………………………………… Windsor edged Toronto 59-56 as centre Matt Borowiec hit a field goal and a pair of free throws in the final minute of play. George Joseph paced Windsor with 16. Dick Mackenzie added 11, Matt Borowiec 10, Hugh Coyle 7, Lou Veres 8, Charlie Collini 5 and Eddi Chittaro 3. George Stulac paced Toronto with 19. Jim Russell added 15, Scott 8, Tile 6, Lukenda 6, Corcoran 5, Rotman 2, Richman 2 and Matsalla 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated McMaster 73-63 as Frank Donnelly scored 23, Don Lyon 11, Jim Milliken 9, Harrison 9, Elder 7, Anglin 7, Hargreaves 3, Latimer 2 and Page 2. Lorne Wigglesworth led the Marauders with 20. Rafael added 15, Ken Stanley 10, Violin 9, Darragh 5, Lindores 2 and Brown 2. …………………………………………………… Western nipped McGill 61-60 as Chris Ellis hit the winner with 2 seconds to play. Coulter Osbourne paced the Mustangs with 16. Chris Ellis added 13, Don Getty 6, Halpenny 6, Karabin 6, Scratch 6, Prowse 3, Ford 3, Fowler 2 and Girvin 1. Mel Mikalachki led the Redmen with 16. Paul Anderson added 12, Al Suarez 10, Syd Lundell 6, Klein 6, Lake 5, Edwards 4 and Bell 1. …………………………………………………… Toronto dumped Windsor 74-53 as Lou Lukenda scored 20, Jimmy Russell 12, Harold Rotman 2, Florian Matsalia 2, Doug Scott 2, George Stulac 17, Marv Tile 5 and Bill Corcoran 10. Toronto’s zone completely stymied Windsor, which was led by Dick MacKenzie’s 16 points. Lou Veres added 4, Eddi Chittaro 5, Dick Kennedy 2, Charlie Collini 5, Hugh Coyle 8, Matt Borowiec 3, George Joseph 5 and Schiano 2. …………………………………………………… Western thrashed host Queen’s 59-46 as Chris Ellis scored 11, Don Getty 10, Walt Karabin 9, Osbourne 6, Prowse 6, Ford 5, Girvan 5, Fowler 4, Halpenny 2 and Scratch 1. Harrison led the Gaels with 16. Donnelly added 14, Don Lyon 7, Anglin 5, Milliken 3 and Chuck Latimer 1l. …………………………………………………… Toronto handed Western its first defeat by a 77-63 count as George Stulac scored 27 and dominated the boards. Lou Lukenda added 18, Jimmy Russell 13, Ruby Richman 5, Scott 2, Steve Oneschuk 3, Marv Tile 2 and Corcoran 5. Chris Ellis led Western with 21. Walt Karabin added 16, Don Getty 4, Gord Scratch 1, Bob Ford 2, Coulter Osbourne 5, John Girvin 10 and Rance Smeeton 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor dumped Queen’s 70-64. George Joseph led the Purple Raiders with 18. Bruce Page led the Gaels with 15. Frank Donnelly added 13. …………………………………………………… Western thrashed McGill 97-44 as Chris Ellis scored 18, Don Getty 14, Walt Karabin 12 and Bob Ford 10. Timmy Lake led the Redmen with 8. …………………………………………………… Western rallied late to dump host McMaster 75-65 as Halpenny scored 13, Ellis 12, Osborne 10, Don Getty 8, Girvin 8, Smeeton 7, Condon 6, Scratch 4, Ford 3 and Karabin 3. Raphael led the Marauders with 15. Baillie added 14, Brown 13, Violin 7, Wrigglesworth 7, Stanley 6, Lindores 1, Darragh 1 and Munro 1. …………………………………………………… Western spanked McMaster 80-65 (exhibition match?) as Osborne scored 23, Ellis 16, Karabin 11, Getty 8, Girvin 7, Halpenny 6, Scratch 5 and Smeeton 4. Shepherd led the Marauders with 16. Raphael added 13, Lindores 13, Darragh 11, Munro 4, Woolley 4, Jackson 3 and Johnson 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor clipped McGill 64-51 as Borowiec scored 22, George Joseph 11, Coyle 9, Mackenzie 6, Collini 6, Veres 6 and Chittaro 4, while Kennedy was scoreless. Mikalachki led McGill with 21. Linder added 10, Edwards 9, Kline 6, Hefferman 6, Bell 4, Lake 2, Suarez 2 and Anderson 1. …………………………………………………… McMaster thrashed McGill 83-47 (also reported as 84-47) as Raphael scored 17, Stanley 15, Darragh 11, Wrigglesworth 9, Lindores 7, Brown 7, Violin 5, Munro 5, Johnson 5, Baillie 2 and Pelech 1. Mikalachki led the Redmen with 14. Anderson added 10, Klein 10, Lake 6, Tarasofski 3, Edwards 3 and Lindell 1. …………………………………………………… Toronto throttled McGill 74-33 to avenge an earlier defeat in Montreal that had taken the Blues out of title contention. Jim Russell led the Blues with 19. Bill Corcoran added 13, Lou Lukenda 12, Florian Matsalla 4, Richman 6, Doug Scott 2, George Stulac 14, Steve Oneschuk 2, Marv Tile 2. Mel Mikalachki hit 19 for the Redmen. P Anderson added 7, E Tarasofsky 2, Edwards 1, Kila 3 and Diamond 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor thrashed McMaster 74-56 as Joseph scored 27, Veres 11, MacKenzie 10, Coyle 9, Collini 7, Borowiec 7 and Chittaro 3. Wrigglesworth led the Marauders with 13. Violin added 10, Raphael 9, Brown 7, Stanley 7, Lindores 2, Darragh 2, Johnson 2, Pelech 1 and Munroe 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor nipped McMaster 80-78 as Coyle scored 20, Veres 12, Mackenzie 11, Collini 10, Joseph 9, Kennedy 7, Borowiec 7 and Chittaro 4. Wrigglesworth led the Marauders with 18. Stanley added 17, Raphael 14, Brown 8, Darragh 7, Violin 6, Baillie 4 and Lindores 4. …………………………………………………… Queen’s clocked McGill 84-55 as Page scored 19, Harrison 16, Donnelly 14, Lyon 12, Hargreaves 10, Anglin 5, Latimer 4, Milliken 3 and Elder 1. Mikalachki led McGill with 24. Anderson added 9, Suarez 7, Lake 4, Klein 4, Lundell 3, Heffernan 2 and Bell 1. …………………………………………………… McMaster defeated Toronto 73-66 (also reported as a 75-65 Toronto win) as Raphael scored 18, Wrigglesworth 16, J Violin 16, Darragh 9, Stanley 8 and Johnson 4. Lukenda led the Blues with 20. Stulac added 14, Corcoran 8, Scott 7, Russell 7, Oneschuk 6, Matsalla 2 and Tile 2. …………………………………………………… Near the end of the season, Western had assured itself of at least a tie by defeating Windsor 66-65 in its third one-point victory of the season. Western went ahead by 15 late in the third quarter, but Windsor surged ahead 54-49. But then Western rallied and tied it at 60 as Walt Karabin hit a free throw. Hugh Coyle responded with two free throws for Windsor and then Chris Ellis and Gord Scratch each hit a field goal to put Western ahead 65-62. George Joseph responded with a layup for Windsor but fouled Bob Ford on the play. Ford hit the free throw to make it 66-64 and a meaningless free throw by Matt Borowiec cut the final margin to one. Karabin led Western with 18. Girvin added 14, Ellis 7, Don Getty 7, Scratch 7, Halpenny 6, Osborne 4 and Ford 3. Veres led Windsor with 18. Joseph added 14, Borowiec 11, McKenzie 9, Hugh Coyle 5, Kennedy 4 and Collini 1. …………………………………………………… McMaster edged McGill 65-62 as Ken Stanley scored 18, Bert Raphael 16, Wrigglesworth 12, Darragh 8, Violin 4, Pelech 4, Baillie 2 and Johnson 1. Mel Mikalachki led McGill with 19. Gordie Edwards added 15, D.N. Bell 6, S.A. Lundell 6, A Suarez 6, P Anderson 4, F.J. Heffernan 4 and Timmy Lake 2. …………………………………………………… In the return contest at Windsor and the final game of the season, Windsor grabbed a share of the conference crown with a 68-54 pasting of Western. Windsor was ahead 17-16 after the first quarter and took over in the second, building their lead to 37-29 by the half. Windsor shot 22-66 from the floor and 244-32 from the line, while Western was a cool 18-64 from the floor and 18-31 from the line. Windsor was paced by Dick MacKenzie 16, Hugh Coyle 15, Chuck Collini 12, Joseph 11, Borowiec 6, Veres 3, Chittaro 2, Connorton 2 and Kennedy 1. Walt Karabin paced the Mustangs with 14. Coulter Osbourne added 11, Halpenny 8, Girvin 7, Smeeton 4, Ford 4, Don Getty 4 and Scratch 2.

The bronze medalist Toronto Varsity Blues: Jimmy Russell; George Stulac; Lou Lukenda; Steve Oneschuk; Bill Corcoran; Marv Tile; Doug Scott; Florian Matsalla; Harold ‘Hesh’ Rotman; Shefford; Richman; Riva; Sheppard; coach Bob Masterson

       The co-champion University of Western Mustangs: Walt Karabin; Chris Ellis; Gord Scratch; Bob Ford; John Girvin; Keith Halpenny; Don Getty; Paul Condon; Rance Smeeton; Coulter Osbourne; Bill Fowler; Don Prowse; Ellis; coach Johnny Metras; assistant Jack Fairs; trainer Murray McNie; manager Ralph Simmons

The co-champion Windsor Lancers: Matt Borowiec; Ed Caldwell; Ed Chittaro; Charlie Collini; Larry Connorton; Hugh Coyle; George Joseph; Dick Kennedy; John Kleberg; Dick MacKenzie; Howie Triano; Lou Veres; Paul Metzger; Chuck Schiano; coach Stanley Nantais; athletic director and assistant Frank DeMarco; manager Dick Moriarty; SID Angelo Piner; assistant manager Charles Chamberlain

OSLIAA

       The Queen’s Intermediate Golden Gaels romped to undefeated season against the other 10 teams in the loop. Once again, the schedule was unbalanced. Queen’s, for example, only met the McGill Intermediate Indians once.

       Non-medalist rosters:

       Bishop’s Gaiters: The Gaiters included Murray Greenwood, Warren Lynch, Don Wells, Dave Wadsworth, Jack Wood, Ted Fullerton, Bill Steeves, George Mitchell, Jim Angrave, R Buchanan, R Butcher and Phil Roswell, coached by Palle Karr for half the season until he was transferred to Montreal by his employer, and then subsequently by John Rochon, manager Peter Morand, assistant manager Bob Morrison

       C.M.R.-St. Jean Cadets: Jon Hillmer, Pete Harrison, Washbrook, Stewart, McKinnon, Wellsman, Clare, Morin, Valiquet

       Macdonald College Aggies: C Taylor, Dick Welton, V Moses, N Sinclair, Roy Evans, J Lough, B Armstrong, Bob Willison, D Miller, J Terauds, D Hicks, E Joubert and J MacCallum; coach J.D. Cooke; manager D Cole, manager B Lingeman

       Montreal Carabins: Claude Fyfe, Tardiff, Laflamme, Fortier, Wisse, Theriault, Chadillon, Renaud

       Ottawa Gee-Gees: G Lapointe, J Labrosse, Bob Baron, Lou Lefaive (Lefebvre?), Joe Mendes, Menard, Hunt, Kolotyliuk, Plouffe, Conley, Jean Valiquette, R Chevrier, T McCann, H Helnick, A Legare, Michaud, coach Dennis Harbic

       R.M.C. Cadets: Murray, Jim Brodie, Corej, Russell, Ian Ballantyne, Plummer, Cambon, Ziegler, Howe, Harris, Manres, McLeod, Jopling, Murray, Aldworth, Lalande, coach Staff Sargeant Fred McConnell

       St. Patrick’s Fighting Irish: Pete Rainboth, Paul Costello, Carl Ward, John Fraser, Claude Lafreniere, Ben Brackenbury, Bill Albert, Ed Charrette, Claude Thompson, John Quinn, Ed Kelly, coach Bernie Black

       Sir George Williams Georgians: Julian Avrutick, Stackhouse, Naismith, Ross, Silver, Trotter, Mann, Reed, Presley, Ingham

       In league play: …………………………………………………… The Queen’s Golden Gaels (formerly the Comets) crushed the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees 79-62 after leading 25-19 at the half. Paul Fedor led the Gaels with 29. Don Redmond added 11, Ian Stothart 10, Bruce Page 9, Cooper 7, Ward 5, Kip Summers 3, Morden 3 and Chuck Latimer 2. G Lapointe led the Gee-Gees with 21. J Labrosse added 9, Bob Baron 8, Lou Lefaive 8, Joe Mendes 6, Menard 5, Hunt 4 and Kolotyliuk 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s dusted the McGill Jayvee Indians 73-52 as Paul Fedor scored 27, Bruce Page 16, Kip Summers 11, Chuck Latimer 7, Don Redmond 6, Shepherdson 3, Ward 2 and Cooper 1. Ozzie Zommers led the Indians with 11. Consiglio added 9, Roy Amaron 8, Mark Bercuvitz 6, Stan Diamond 6, D Komery 6, C.B. Salamis 3, Heffernan 2 and Shaw 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s clipped the Sir George Williams Georgians 69-56 as Kip Summers scored 18, Paul Fedor 13, Don Redmond 9, Latimer 8, Ward 8, Ian Stothart 8, Morden 3 and Shephardson 2. Julian Avrutick led the Georgians with 18. Stackhouse added 11 and Naismith 11. …………………………………………………… Queen’s clocked the University of Montreal Carabins 92-56 as Don Redmond scored 21, Paul Fedor 19, Chuck Latimer 16, Kip Summers 10, Shepardson 7, Ward 5, Ian Stothart 4, Morden 4, Ireton 4 and Milos 2. Claude Fyfe and Tardiff each scored 12 to pace the Carabins. …………………………………………………… The CMR-St. Jean Cadets dispatched St. Patrick’s x-x. …………………………………………………… The CMR-St. Jean Cadets defeated the University of Montreal x-x. …………………………………………………… The MacDonald College Aggies dumped the CMR-St. Jean Cadets by two. …………………………………………………… Sir George Williams clipped the CMR-St. Jean x-x. …………………………………………………… The CMR-St. Jean Cadets defeated St. Patrick’s x-x. …………………………………………………… CMR-St. Jean Cadets dispatched the University of Montreal x-x. …………………………………………………… The MacDonald College Aggies defeated the CMR-St. Jean Cadets by two. …………………………………………………… Sir George Williams clipped the CMR-St. Jean Cadets x-x. …………………………………………………… The McGill Jayvee Indians dispatched Carleton 54-52 as Zommers scored 20, Diamond 11, Klein 7, Wilson 7, Komery 4, Rae 3 and Huffen 2. Addelman led the Ravens with 13. McFadden added 9, Black 8, Kerr 8, Vogan 5, Richardson 4, Pollock 4 and McClure 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s stomped host College Militaire Royale-St. Jean 73-23 after leading 31-8 at the half. Don Redmond led the Gaels with 19. Ian Stothart added 15, Ron Francis 13. …………………………………………………… Sir George Williams clocked the Bishop’s Gaiters 109-31. …………………………………………………… McGill clipped Bishop’s 54-34. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated Bishop’s 2-0 (default). …………………………………………………… Queen’s dumped R.M.C. 60-44 (also reported as 61-46) after leading 25-20 at the half. Kip Summers led the Gaels with 14. Paul Fedor added 11, Bill Howes 9, Francis 9, Stothart 6, Ward 4 and Milos 1. Murray led the Cadets with 16. Jim Brodie added 15, Coret 5, Russell 3, Ballantyne 3, Plumber 2, Cambon 1, Ziegler 1 and Howe 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s dispatched Carleton 58-47 as Kip Summers scored 13, Paul Fedor 12 and Ron Francis 11. …………………………………………………… Queen’s stomped St. Patrick’s 69-46 after leading 33-23 at the half. Don Redmond paced the Gaels with 30. Kip Summers added 13. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated the MacDonald College Aggies x-x. …………………………………………………… McGill edged R.M.C. 78-75 as Ozzie Zommers scored 22 and Ron Amaron 17. …………………………………………………… McGill edged Sir George Williams 51-48 to ignite a seven-game winning streak in which they successively beat Carleton, Montreal, Ottawa, St. Patrick’s, Bishops and Macdonald. ……………………………………………………  The Carleton Ravens edged the Ottawa Gee-Gees 53-48 on late buckets by Ron McFadden and Pete McBurney. The score was knotted at 22 at the half. Syd Addleman led the Ravens with 13. Kerr added 10. McFadden scored 8. Lou Lefaive led the Gee-Gees with 18. …………………………………………………… Queen’s clipped Carleton 54-47 as Kip Summers scored 13, Paul Fedor 12, Ron Francis 11, Strothert 7, Milos 5, Redmond 5 and Howes 1. Sid Addelman led the Ravens with 16. Ron McFadden added 9, Richardson 7, Vogan 5, Pollock 4, McBurney 4 and Black 2. …………………………………………………… Carleton dusted St. Patrick’s 86-23. The Ravens led 32-6 after one quarter and extended the margin to 45-11 at the half. Sid Addleman led the Ravens with 15. Richardson added 12, Pollock 10, Kerr 9, Vogan 8, Black 7, McClure 7 and McBurney 4. Paul Costello led the Irish with 12. Claude Thompson added 12, Pete Rainboth 10, Ward 3, Albert 2, Lafreniere 2 and Quinn 2. ……………………………………………………  Carleton bombed the MacDonald College Aggies 96-30 as Richardson scored 23, Addelman 17, Kerr 13, McBurney 11, Vogan 8, Black 6, McClure 6, McFadden 5, Pollock 4 and Moore 3. Welton led the Aggies with 7. Sinclair added 4, Armstrong 4, Harper 3, Evans 3, Miller 3, Willison 2, Taylor 2, Moses 1 and Lough 1. …………………………………………………… Carleton clocked R.M.C. 73-56 as Syd Addelman scored 29, Bud Pollock 14, McFadden 10, McBurney 7, Richardson 5, Moore 4, Black 2, Vogan 1 and McClure 1. Jim Brodie led R.M.C. with 14. Bob Murray added 12, Ziegler 10, Howe 10, Russell 4, Corej 4 and Cambon 2. …………………………………………………… Carleton dumped Sir George Williams 61-43. …………………………………………………… Carleton spanked the University of Montreal 77-45 as Sid Addelman scored 22, Black 10, McFadden 9, McBurney 8, McClure 7, Moore 7, Kerr 7 and Richardson 2. Claude Fyfe led the Carabins with 13. Tardif added 9, Renaud 8, Wisse 7, Theriault 6, Laflamme 1 and Fortier 1. ……………………………………………………  McGill nipped Carleton 54-52 as Ozzie Zommers scored 20, Stan Diamond 11, Klein 7, Wilson 7, Komery 4, Rae 3 and Hutton 2. …………………………………………………… Carleton stomped College Militaire Royale 86-23 as Ron McFadden scored 17, Richardson 15, Black 11, Harback 10, Vogan 8, Adelman 7, Pollock 6, McClure 5, McBurney 4 and Moore 3. Pete Harrison led CMR with 13. Washbrook added 5, Stewart 3, McKinnon 1 and Wellsman 1. …………………………………………………… Carleton whipped Sir George Williams 61-43 as Kerr scored 18, Pollock 17, Black 12, Addelman 8, Richardson 4, Vogan 1 and McClure 1. Avrutick paced the Georgians with 14. Stackhouse added 7, Trotter 6, Naismith 6, Silver 5, Mann 3 and Reed 2. …………………………………………………… Carleton bombed Bishop’s 92-50. …………………………………………………… Carleton clipped Ottawa 64-54 as Adelman scored 22, McBurney 12, Pollock 8, Black 7, Vogan 4, Kerr 3 and Richardson 3. Valiquet led Ottawa with 20. Baron added 8, Mendes 7, Lafaive 5, Hunt 5, Menard 4 and Sheahan 2. …………………………………………………… R.M.C. edged Ottawa 55-51. …………………………………………………… R.M.C. whipped St. Patrick’s 50-36. ……………………………………………………  R.M.C. whipped College Militaire Royal-St. Jean 80-41. …………………………………………………… Queen’s whipped R.M.C. 7 77-48. …………………………………………………… R.M.C. clipped the University of Montreal 64-47. …………………………………………………… R.M.C. clubbed the MacDonald College Aggies 56-37. …………………………………………………… R.M.C. dispatched the Sir George Williams 57-50.

       The bronze medalist? McGill Jayvee Indians: Ozzie Zommers; Consiglio; Roy Amaron; Mark Bercuvitz; Stan Diamond; Doug Komery; C.B. Salamis; Heffernan; Shaw; Jones; Donny Rae; John Hutton; Mitch Klein; R.S. Shuster; R.B. Thomas; D.C. Wilson; coach Ron Sharpe

       The silver medalist Carleton Ravens: Sid Addelman; Bob Black; Bill Kerr; Pete McBurney; Ron McFadden; Bud Pollock; Jack Vogan; Jim Moore; Pete Richardson; Bob McClure; Bill Harbach; Wes Nicol; coach Norm Fenn; manager Joe Scanlon

       The champion Queen’s Intermediates Golden Ghosts: Paul Fedor, Don Redmond, Bruce Page, Kip Summers, Ron Francis, Milos, Ian Stothart, Bill Howes, Ireton, Rabajohn; Cooper; Ward; Morden; Chuck Latimer; Shepardson; coach Al Lenard

OIAA

       OIAA rosters (unclear if league is operational):

Osgoode Owls: Wendell Wigle, Jim Kelleher, Ted Sahaidak, Bud Obal, Claude Fillgibbon,

       Ryerson Rams: Andy Maslak, Ed McClay,

       Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks: Emil Badovincac, Jim Cotter, Gerry Holle, Agrton Kipp, Shelley Kosky, Dave Parker, Ross Pirie, Ron Potter, Seigy Schnepf, Mendel Sommer, Don Wharin, Ron Ziegel, coach Ralph Tailby

WEST INTERMEDIATE

       The Toronto Intermediate Blues captured the title with a 5-1 record.

In league play: …………………………………………………… Toronto dispatched McMaster 66-47 as Al Vaichulis scored 16, Reynolds 15, Janvary 6, Stroud 6, Baida 6, Patterson 5 and Richman 4. Gunning led the Buccaneers with 12. Tom Leung added 11, Fabbri 8, Lowden 6, J Brown 4, Mason 4 and Muir 2. …………………………………………………… Toronto edged O.A.C. 72-68 in overtime. The game finished with the Blues having only four players and the Aggies five as both had a raft of players foul out. The score was knotted at 61 after regulation. Al Riva, Ron Stroud, Ken Yates and Ruby Richman scored buckets for the Blues in overtime. Al Vaichulis led the Blues with 22. Norm Reynolds added 12 and Richman 10. McNeil and McKay each notched 13 for the Aggies. …………………………………………………… Western clipped Toronto 72-59 as Bob Edwards scored 17 and Paul Condon 13. Ruby Richman notched 18 for the Blues. …………………………………………………… Toronto dispatched Western 70-63. Bob Edwards and Paul Condon each scored 13 to pace the Colts. …………………………………………………… Toronto clipped McMaster 75-67 as Vaichulis scored 24, Reynolds 14, Richman d13, Kurdyak 11, Sheppard 6, Baida 5, Rogers 1 and Riva 1. Mason led the Buccaneers with 13. Muir added 12, Lowden 10, Fabbri 10, Leung 9, J Brown 3, Baillie 3, Gunning 3, Pugliese 2 and R Violin 2. …………………………………………………… Western thrashed McMaster 72-54 as Smeeton scored 26, Condon 13, Adams 12, Stark 7, Cooper 6, Arkel 5, Edwards 2 and Simpson 1. Muir led the Buccaneers with 13. Mason added 9, Gunning 4, J Brown 1, Fabbri 1, Campbell 1 and Lowden 1, while 24 were unallocated?. …………………………………………………… O.A.C. nipped McMaster 70-68. ……………………………………………………  Toronto clubbed O.A.C. 66-48 as Richman scored 18, Vaichulis 12, Reynolds 11, Baida 10, Kurdyak 9, Yates 3 and Karpinski 1. Nielsen led OAC with 12. McKay added 12, Brown 9, Teskey 8, McLean 3, Hill 3 and Courtice 1. …………………………………………………… Western edged O.A.C. 57-54 as Rance Smeeton scored 13, Howie Adams 12 and Paul Condon 12. …………………………………………………… Western thumped McMaster 66-53 as Howie Adams scored 15, Rance Smeeton 10, Davis 8, Condon 7, Edwards 6, Cooper 4, Sweeney 4 and Gilbert 2. Muir led the Buccaneers with 13. Baillie added 10, Fabbri 8, Gunning 8, Leung 6, J Brown 5 and Mason 3. …………………………………………………… Host O.A.C. stunned Western 59-54. Howie Adams paced the Colts with 13. Bob Edwards added 9. …………………………………………………… Western closed out their campaign with a 72-54 win over host McMaster as Rance Smeaton scored 16, Howie Adams 12 and Paul Condon 12. …………………………………………………… O.A.C. edged McMaster 70-68 in double overtime as McKay scored 10, Hull 15, Teskey 11, McLean 8, Grieve 2, Brown 2 and Noboy 2. Gunning led the Buccaneers with 22, Leung added 13, Fabbri 9, Mason 8, J Brown 6, Pugliese 5, Muir 3 and R Violin 2.

Rosters:

O.A.C. (now Guelph) Aggies: McNeil, McKay, Nielsen, Brown, Teskey, McLean, Hull, Courtice, Grieve, Noboy

McMaster Buccaneers: Tom Leung, Noel Mason, Don Gunning, Billy Muir, Munro, Nino Fabbri, Tom Lowden, Campbell, J Brown, Hogarth, R Violin, Pugliese, Baillie, coach Don Fawcett

The silver medalist Western Intermediate Colts: Howie Adams; Bob Edwards; Rance Smeeton; Paul Condon; Peter Stark; Ken Arkell; Bill Sawchuck; Peter Cooper; Don Simpson; Sweeney; Gilbert; Davis; coach Jack Fairs; trainer Murray McNie

The champion Toronto Intermediate Baby Blues: Al Vaichulis; Al Riva; Ron Stroud; Ken Yates; Ruby Richman; Norm Reynolds; Kurdyak; Rogers; Reynolds; Janvary; Baida; Palermo; Patterson; Rotman; Scott; Sheppard; Riva; coach John McManus

OTHERS

       Wilfrid Laurier (then the Waterloo College Mules, toiled in an “Intermediate B League with teams that included Western, McMaster and O.A.C.): Dave Parker, Lou ‘Ziggy’ Schnepf, Emil Badovinac, Cotter, Kosky, Somer, Pirie, Kipp, Ron Ziegal, Warren, Potter, Glen Biederman, Herbert, Wagner, Ahrens, Bob Houston, Milo, Lang