REGULAR SEASON
| SIBL | OSLIAA-WEST | ||||||||
| Windsor | 9-1 | 14-9 | Hank Biasatti | Carleton | 8-0 | 15-11 | Norm Fenn | ||
| Western | 7-3 | 8-14 | Johnny Metras | RMC-Kingston | 6-2 | ||||
| Toronto | 5-5 | 5-17 | John McManus | S.G.W. | 4-4 | 8-12 | Mag Flynn | ||
| Queen’s | 5-5 | Frank Tindall | Loyola | 2-6 | |||||
| McGill | 2-8 | 2-13 | Ron Sharpe | Ottawa | 0-8 | Art Sheedy | |||
| McMaster | 2-8 | Bill Huycke | |||||||
| OSLIAA-EAST | |||||||||
| OIAA | Montreal | ||||||||
| McMaster | CMR-St. Jean | ||||||||
| Guelph | Bishop’s | Garth Smith | |||||||
| Ryerson | Macdonald | 10-8 | Don Robertson | ||||||
| Wilfrid Laurier | 5-3 | 10-9 | Bob Celeri | Laval | |||||
| Osgoode | |||||||||
| WESTERN INTERMEDIATE | |||||||||
| Windsor Intermediates | 8-0? | Eddi Chittaro | |||||||
| Western Intermediates | Jack Fairs | ||||||||
| Toronto Intermediates | Don Lipke | ||||||||
| Queen’s Intermediates | |||||||||
| McMaster Intermediate | |||||||||
In the SIBL, Windsor took the title with a (9-1) record to earn its first solo title since entering the league nine years earlier.
Non-medalist rosters:
MacMaster Marauders: Doug Marshall, Larry Tapp, Mike Schertzer, Bob Aitchison, Bob Leedale, Peter Gnish, Doug North, Paul Fitzgerald, Stan Tick, Danny Pugliese, John Bearcroft, coach Bill Huycke
McGill Redmen: Gary Ulrich, Lance Thompson, Bruce Stein, Herm Zloklikovitz, John Moore, John Finch, Cal Cooper, Tom Richards, G Bertrand, H Lazar, A Klevorick, Irv Kirsch, P Marshall, Ken Cole, D Uniat, coach Ron Sharpe, manager G Friedland
In league play: …………………………………………………… Western clubbed McMaster 82-49 as Bill Lawson scored 27, Howie Bodkin 18 and Ron Hodgins 18. Bob Leedale led the Marauders with 16. Doug Marshall added 13, Peter Gnish 9 and Doug North 5. …………………………………………………… Host Western defeated Windsor 66-55 as Paul Davis scored 20, Bill Lawson 16, Ron Hodgins 13, Rance Smeeton 11 and Howie Bobkin 6. Jerry Kotwas paced the Lancers with 15. Gene Rizak added 12, Larry Francouer 10, Leo Girard 8, Leo Innocente 8, Fred DeVriendt 5 and George Nickson 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor whipped Toronto 90-72 as Gene Rizak scored 44, Jerry Kotwas 18, Leo Innocente 15, Larry Francouer 5, George Nickson 4, Fred DeVriendt 3 and Leo Girard 1. Peter Potter paced the Blues with 15. Ruby Richman added 14, Rollie Goldring 14, Joe Stulac 5, Jim Maguire 5, Norm Menczel 2, Curt Russell 2, John Dacyshyn 2 and Dan Norman 2. …………………………………………………… Windsor edged Toronto 86-82 in overtime as Jerry Kotwas scored 16, Gene Rizak 25, Leo Innocente 14, George Nickson 9, Fred DeVriendt 6, Larry Francouer 3 and Leo Girard 3. John Dacyshyn paced the Blues with 26. Ruby Richman added 14, Rollie Goldring 13, Joe Stulac 11, Menczel 4, Maguire 5, Potter 4 and Dan Norman 3. …………………………………………………… Windsor clocked McGill 106-48 as Gene Rizak scored 18, Jerry Kotwas 16, Larry Francouer 15, Leo Innocente 15, Paul Valentine 11, Chris McCaffery 10, Fred DeVriendt 7, Leo Girard 6 and Don McKerrow 4. Gary Ulrich led the Redmen with 10. L Thompson added 9, Bruce Stein 8, Herm Zloklikovits 6, John Moore 6, John Finch 5 and Cal Cooper 4. …………………………………………………… Windsor edged McGill 66-62 as Gene Rizak scored 19, Jerry Kotwas 16, Larry Francouer 8, Fred DeVriendt 7, Leo Innocente 6, Leo Girard 6 and George Nickson 4. Gary Ulrich paced McGill with 19. John Finch added 14, Tom Richards 10, John Moore 10, Herm Zloklikovitz 4, L Thompson 2, Bruce Stein 2 and Cal Cooper 2. …………………………………………………… Windsor clocked McMaster 82-53 as Gene Rizak scored 24, Jerry Kotwas 15, Leo Innocente 13, Larry Francouer 5, Leo Girard 3, George Nickson 1 and Fred DeVriendt 1. Doug Marshall paced the Marauders with 16. Larry Tapp added 11, Mike Schertzer 10, Aitchison 8, Leedale 4, Peter Gnish 3 and Doug North 1. …………………………………………………… Windsor dumped McMaster 82-63 as Gene Rizak scored 26, Jerry Kotwas 22, Larry Francouer 17, George Nickson 7, Leo Innocente 6, Fred DeVriendt 3 and Leo Girard 1. Schertzer paced the Marauders with 22. Marshall added 18, Tapp 8, Leedale 5, Peter Gnish 2 and Fitzgerald 2. …………………………………………………… Windsor stomped host Queen’s 75-59 as Gene Rizak scored 26, Leo Innocente 18, Larry Francouer 14, Leo Girard 9, George Nickson 4 and Fred DeVriendt 4. Murray Prior led the Golden Gaels with 24. Greg Stone added 20, Dan Bozic 7, Bob Mirwald 6 and Jim Siltala 4. The Gaels hit 24-57 from the floor. George Nickson 8, Leo Girard 7 and Larry Francouer 2. The Lancers led 33-28 at the half. Greg Stone led the Gaels with 20. Murray Prior added 18. …………………………………………………… Toronto defeated Queen’s 90-81 as John Dacyshyn scored 22, Ruby Richman 16, Rolly Goldring 15, Peter Potter 14, Joe Stulac 8, Ecclestone 6, Maguire 6, Menczel 3. Greg Stone paced the Gaels with 27. Bob Mirwald added 15, Murray Prior 13, Denny Bozic 10, Gus Turnbull 6, Bill Anglin 6, Jim Siltala 3 and Bob Burleigh 1. …………………………………………………… Western thrashed McGill 87-44 as Howie Bobkin scored 17, Ron Hodgins 15, Paul Davis 13, Ron Rollo 11, Ross May 8, Bill Lawson 7, Brian Laird 6, Gary Boug 3, Tom Brent 3 and Rance Smeeton 2. Gary Ullrich paced the Redmen with 17. John Finch added 7, Lance Thomson 6, Stein 6, Herm Zloklikovits 3, Klevorick 2 and Moore 2. …………………………………………………… Western edged Toronto 50-49 as Ron Hodgins scored 10, Davis 9, Lawson 8, Smeeton 7, Rollo 5 and Boug 2. Richman led the Blues with 11. Dacyshyn added 10, Stulac 8, Norman 6, Potter 4, Ecclestone 2 and Menczel 2 and Goldring 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s clocked McGill 73-53 after leading 44-33 at the half. Murray Prior led the Gaels with 19. Jim Siltala added 17 and Greg Stone 15. Finch led the Redmen with 17. …………………………………………………… Host Windsor dumped Queen’s 61-50 as Gene Rizak scored 18, Leo Innocente 14, Fred DeVriendt 12, …………………………………………………… Host Western stomped Queen’s 67-41 as Ron Hodgins scored 18, Paul Davis 13 and Billy Lawson 12. Gus Turnbull led the Gaels with 11. Murray Prior added 11, Greg Stone 5. …………………………………………………… Host Queen’s stunned Western 53-45 as Murray Prior, Jim Siltala and Greg Stone each scored 12, Bozic 7, Turnbull 4, Mirwald 2, Anglin 2 and Pado 2. Ron Hodgins led the Mustangs with 12. Paul Davis added 10, May 6, Bill Lawson 6, Bobkin 4, Boug 4 and Smeeton 3. The Gaels led 26-23 at the half. …………………………………………………… Toronto edged McMaster 76-73 as Jack Dacyshyn scored 26, Rollie Goldring 14 and Ruby Richman 9. Doug Marshall paced the Marauders with 28. Paul Fitzgerald added 11, Bob Leedale 11 and Mike Schertzer 9. …………………………………………………… Queen’s defeated Toronto 69-53. Murray Prior paced the Gaels with 18. Dan Bozic added 15, Jim Siltala 14, Greg Stone 12. Ruby Richman paced Toronto with 20. Norm Menczel added 10. …………………………………………………… McGill edged McMaster 74-69 as John Finch scored 15, John Moore 15, Garry Ulrich 13, Bruce Stein 12, Lance Thompson 20, Cooper 7 and Richards 2. Mike Schertzer led the Marauders with 23. Doug Marshall added 22 and Bob Leedale 12. …………………………………………………… McMaster spanked McGill 65-47 as Marshall scored 19, Leedale 12, Fitzgerald 12, North 9, Schertzer 6, Gnish 4 and Tapp 3. John Moore paced the Redmen with 15. Jerry Ulrich added 12, John Finish 10, Cooper 4, Stein 3, Richards 2 and Lazar 1. …………………………………………………… Queen’s edged McMaster 58-54 as Greg Stone scored 17, Bob Mirwald 11, Prior 8, Turnbull 8, Burleigh 6, Bozic 4 and Siltala 4. Doug Marshall led the Marauders with 15. Bob Aitchison added 10, Mike Schertzer 10, Leedale 8, Gnish 3, Salamon 3, Tapp 3 and Fitzgerald 2. …………………………………………………… Toronto defeated McMaster 84-72 as Rolly Goldring scored 22, Ruby Richman 21, John Dacyshyn 14, Menczel 12, John Potter 10, Ecclestone 6, Russell 5 and Stulac 4. Doug Marshall paced the Marauders with 24. Bob Leedale added 18, Mike Schertzer 18, Peter Gnish 6, North 4 and Tapp 2. …………………………………………………… McGill edged Toronto 66-62 on field goals by Tom Richards and Gary Ullrich in the final minute. Cal Cooper paced McGill with 17. Herm Zloklikovits added 13 and Richards 11. Art Richman paced the Blues with 13. Joe Stulac added 11 and John Potter 11. …………………………………………………… Toronto pounded McGill 59-42 as John Potter scored 21, Stulac 22, Jim Maguire 10, Rollie Goldring 4, Russell 4, Bob Ecclestone 4, Menczel 3 and John Dacyshyn 2. Johnny Finch paced McGill with 13. Richards added 8, Cal Cooper 8, Vinch 7, Bruce Stein 4, Johnny Moore 3, Klevorick 2. …………………………………………………… Queen’s dispatched McMaster 58-49 as Stone scored 18, Bozic 11, Siltala 11, Mirwald 9, Turnbull 7 and Prior 2. Cooper led McMaster with 11. Ulrich added 10, Moore 9, Finch 6, Zloklikovits 5, Richards 4, Thomson 2 and Stein 2. …………………………………………………… Host McMaster dumped Queen’s 100-90. The Marauders ripped off a 16-0 run late in the first half to take a 44-30 lead. The Gaels rallied but Doug Marshall’s post play and Bob Leedale’s perimeter shooting proved the difference down the stretch. Marshall paced the Marauders with 30. Bob Leedale added 26, Paul Fitzgerald 15 and Mike Schertzer 9. Murray Prior (also reported as 26) and Greg Stone each scored 28 to pace the Gaels. Bob Mirwald added 14. …………………………………………………… Western dispatched McMaster 81-74 as Bill Lawson scored 24, Ron Hodgkins 22 and Paul Davis 15. Doug Marshall led the Marauders with 27. Schertzer added 17. …………………………………………………… Host Toronto clipped Queen’s 90-81. The score was knotted at 49 at the half. John Dacyshyn paced the Blues with 22. Ruby Richman added 16, Goldring 15, Potter 14, Stulac 8 and Ecclestone 6. Greg Stone led the Gaels with 27. Bob Mirwald added 15, Prior 13 and Bozic 10. ………………………………………………… Queen’s dumped McGill 58-49. The score was knotted at 28 at the half. Greg Stone led the Gaels with 18. Bozic added 11 and Bob Mirwald 11. ………………………………………………… Toronto edged Western 58-56 on a pair of free throws by Pete Potter with 29 seconds to play. Potter finished with 19. Maguire added 12. Bill Lawson led the Mustangs with 17. Hodgins added 13 and Davis 11. …………………………………………………… In the final game of the season, with the title on the line, Windsor defeated Western 71-62 in overtime. Western had been up by six with two minutes to go but Leo Innocente hit a jumper and then Gerry Kotwas stole the gall from Howie Bobkin and raced unopposed for a layup to trim the margin to two. Kotwas fouled out. With 30 seconds to go, Gene Rizak trimmed the Western margin to one with two free throws. Windsor’s Larry Francoeur fouled Mac Bury who hit one free throw. With seconds to go, Leo Innocente shot from centre and the rebound fell into the hands of Fred DeVriendt, who hit a field goal to tie the game at 61 and send it into overtime. Leo Innocente paced the Lancers with 18. Jerry Kotwas added 16, Gene Rizak 15, Larry Francouer 12 and Fred DeVriendt 1.
On March 27/59, OQAA announced that it would split the league into two divisions, east and west because McGill was complaining about travel costs. The East division would include McGill which would play a six-game schedule. The West would include Windsor and Western and would play an 8-game schedule. Queen’s, McMaster and Toronto would play a 10-game schedule in both divisions, with games against the other division not counting in the divisional standings. In the event that McGill won the eastern division, it would the right to challenge the Western division titlist for the OQAA crown.
On March 28, 1959, OQAA officials announced that they are admitting Waterloo into the senior loop. Waterloo athletic director Carl Totzke says the move heralds a new trend in intercollegiate sports. “This should be a tremendous boost to our athletic program and the university as a whole. I didn’t know how our bid might be received but everything as worked out in excess of our expectations. It’s been very difficult for smaller schools to break into the intercollegiate senior schedules. But the inclusion of Waterloo with little opposition indicates a new approach to the whole intercollegiate athletic set-up.” The Warriors were given permission to enter the loop commencing in the 1962 campaign.
The co-bronze medalist Queen’s Golden Gaels: Murray Prior; Greg Stone; Dan Bozic; Bob Mirwald; Jim Siltala; Neil ‘Gus’ Turnbull; Bob Burleigh; Art Warren; Bill Anglin; Jim Pando; Dino Burrato; coach Frank Tindall; manager Ken Takaski
The co-bronze medalist Toronto Varsity Blues: Peter Potter; Art ‘Ruby’ Richman; Rollie Goldring; Joe Stulac; Jim Maguire; Norm Menczel; Curt Russell; John Dacyshyn; Dan Norman; Bob Ecclestone; Izzy Mandell; Patterson; Probst; McKechnie; Green; John McNamara; Miner; coach John McManus
The silver medalist Western Mustangs: Ron Hodgins; Paul Davis; Rance Smeeton; Bill Lawson; Howie Bobkin; Gary Boug; Ross May; Ron Rollo; Brian Laird; Tom Brent; Bill Mitchell; Myers; coach Johnny Metras; manager M McNie
The champion Windsor Lancers: Fred DeVriendt; Larry Francoeur; Leo Girard; Leo Innocente; Jerry Kotwas; Chris McCaffery; Don McKerrow; George Nickson; Warren Reynolds; Gene Rizak; Dick Szeman; Paul Valentine; Thayer; Jim Bruce; Mike Spang; Bernie Allen; Jack Hool; Dick McKenzie; coach Hank Biasatti; assistant Eddi Chittaro; manager Brian O’Malley; trainer Jock Kennan; SID Paul Kennedy; student trainer Gary Weir; assistant SID Tom Dettman; athletic director Dick Moriarty
OSLIAA
Playoff non-qualifiers:
Bishop’s Gaiters: B Home, R Gordon, V Smith, R Kotze, S McMorran, R Coleman, G Miller, A Sinclair, R Allen, M Smith, T Runions, M Caswell, coach Garth Smith
Loyola: Mike Millard, Al McAllister, Rumfeldt, McQuade, Dan Margan, Traczyk, Pitcher, Fitzpatrick, McDougal, Noble
Macdonald College Aggies: Carman Bradley, Ray Snow, Doug Hicks, Alan Walker, Wayne Cook, Terry Chuprun, Bill Barkovsky, Dick Moore, coach Don Robertson, manager Gus Butt, assistant manager Tom Dunphy
Ottawa: Tremblay, Barry McKay, Pete Benoit, Desmarais, Fournier, Laidlaw, Sylvestre, Donnelly; coach Art Sheedy
RMC: Rosewarn, Gerry Williamson, Mark McAvity, Bruce Morris, Dutch Gall
Sir George Williams: Bill Epstein, Ricky Freitag, Sid Lutterman, Yellin, McCallum, McBride, Caplan, Anderson, Fisher, Kriesman, Templeman, Peffers
In the OSLIAA, Montreal won the eastern division title for the second year in a row, winning its playoff match against College Royal Militaire 66-57. …………………………………………………… In the Western division, Carleton ran through its schedule undefeated. The league had a rule that if the second-place team defeated the first-place team once during the regular season a playoff must be held to determine the league champ. That did not happen so Carleton was declared Western champ.
In the interdivisional playoff, a two-game, total-point affair, Carleton defeated the Universite de Montreal Carabins 79-62; 83-62 (Total: 162-124).
In the first contest, Carleton prevailed 79-62 with Doug Hunter scoring 17, George House 16, Prebble 13, Ernest Zoppa, 12, Bob Laughton 11, Dan McKinnon 4, Emile Smiley 4 and Hoddy Corrigan 2. Montreal was paced by Jim McKay 30, Yvon Robert 8, Rochon 6, Jean-Louis Lamoreux 6, Dagenais 4, Forcione 4, Deschenaux 2 and Brizard 2.
In the second game, Carleton easily handled Montreal 83-62 to take the series by a 162-124 count and capture their second crown in three years. Although trailing 9-5 in the opening minutes, Hunter and House caught fire and led the Ravens to a 35-20 halftime lead. Montreal pulled to within six early in the second half 38-32 but Carleton soon took control. Ernie Zoppa paced Carleton with 18. Bob Laughton added 16, George House 15, Doug Hunter 13, Peter Giroux 6, Jim Prebble 5, Dan McKinnon 3 and Hoddy Corrigan 3, while Ian Boyd, James Church and Emile Smiley were scoreless. Jim MacKay paced the Carabins with 26. Jean-Louis Lamoreux added 12, Yvon Robert 10, Brimard 7, Dagenais 4, Busseau 2 and Forcione 1, while Legris and Deschenaux were scoreless.
The runner-up University of Montreal: Jim McKay; Yvon Robert; Rochon; Jean-Louis Lamoreux; Dagenais; Forcione; Deschenaux; Brimard; Legris; Busseau;
The champion Carleton Ravens: George House; Ernie Zoppa; Bob Laughton; Doug Hunter; Jim Prebble; Dan McKinnon; Emile Smiley; Hoddy Corrigan; John Church; Ian Boyd; Pete Giroux; Doug Rourke; Ian Boyd; coach Norm Fenn; manager Brian Armstrong
OIAA
McMaster toils in both the both the OIAA and the SIBL. According to the Hamilton Spectator, the Marauders were allowed to play six games, while other teams played eight.
In league play: …………………………………………………… In the season finale, Guelph defeated McMaster 60-54 as Bill Sauserchuk scored 20, Murray Atkinson 14 and John McClintock 11. Doug Marshall led the Marauders with 15. Bob Leedale added 15.
Rosters:
Osgoode: Dan Turack, Bert Raphael, Jack Pelech, Carl Weiler, Norm Dyson, Sam Darragh, MacRae, Linden, Sahaidak, Mintzer, Weiner, Sahadiak
Ryerson Rams: Dave Bleue, Gord Couperthwaite, Ken Erskine, Hugh Graham, Vern Harvey, Justin Laurinitus, Dick Patterson, Bob Rupert, Nick Villani, Ted Workman, Olinyk, Erskine, Bleue
Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks (then the Waterloo College Mules): Alf Spriecenieks, Terry Stewart, Dan Yarmay, Alec Godfrey, Gord Harris, Bob Thompson, Bill McNaughton, Don Brubacher, Gunnar Richters, Hiltz, Nelles, Rose, Green, Steifelmeyer, coach Bob Celeri, assistant Bob Rafferty
The runner-up McMaster Marauders: Doug Marshall; Bob Leedale; Mike Schertzer, Bob Aitchison, Bob Leedale, Peter Gnish, Doug North, Paul Fitzgerald, Stan Tick, Danny Pugliese, John Bearcroft, coach Bill Huycke
The champion Guelph (then Ontario Agricultural College) Gryphons: Murray Atkinson, Bill Slauserchuck, John Wright, Ken Martindale, Paul Booth, John McLintock, Harold Catt, Jim Eberle, J. McNab; T. Coulter; coach Tom Mooney; manager Neil Best
WEST INTERMEDIATE
The Windsor (then Assumption College) Crusaders captured their second consecutive title.
In league play: …………………………………………………… Toronto bombed McMaster 73-52 as Bill Patterson scored 17, Kostyk 14, Paul Schafer 11, Jack 6, Probst 5, Crouse 5 and Mike Muir 4. Halpren, Martin and Walsh each scored 11 to pace the Buccaneers. Woodland added 7, Johnson 5, Bearcroft 4 and Fairley 3. …………………………………………………… Western edged Toronto 48-47 on a free throw awarded after Blues post Bill Patterson was nailed for a technical after striking the referee with the ball after a basket, “accidentally,” according to the Varsity. …………………………………………………… Toronto clipped Queen’s 80-66 as Mike Muir scored 23, Patterson 15 and Bob Miner 10. Raporich led the Gaels with 13. …………………………………………………… Toronto nipped Western 61-60 as Brian Grouse (Prouse?) notched a bucket with 12 seconds to play. Paul Schaefer led the Blues with 19. Mike Muir added 15, Miner 7, Brandon 7, Patterson 7, Prouse 6, McKechnie 4, Girdlestone 3. Ken Earthy led the Colts with 19. Bob Coull added 9, Zidar 9, Cox 9, Ted Batchelor 5, Sweeney 2, Milack 2, Masi 2, Omerod 2 and Chambers 1. …………………………………………………… Toronto edged McMaster 65-54 as Bob Miner scored 16, Graeme MacKechnie 11 and Mike Muir 10. Hank Walsh led the Buccaneers with 20. Stan Tick added 16. …………………………………………………… McMaster clipped Queen’s 51-40. …………………………………………………… Windsor spanked Toronto 86-58. …………………………………………………… Toronto dispatched Queen’s 80-66 as Mike Muir scored 23, Bill Paterson 15, Schafer 14, Miner 12, McKechnie 5, Kostyk 4, Ouchterlony 3, Jack 2 and Probst 2. Tony Pasorich paced Queen’s with 13. Warda added 12, Buratto 10, Raisbeck 10, Moodie 9, Fenwickel 2. …………………………………………………… Assumption dispatched Western 59-50. …………………………………………………… Western defeated McMaster 58-36 as Ken Earthy scored 14. …………………………………………………… Western clipped McMaster 59-49. Paul Fitzgerald led the Buccanneers with 16. Murray Halpren added 9 and Bill Woodland 7. …………………………………………………… Assumption stomped McMaster 99-36 as Jimmy Bruce scored 24 and Joe Pentesco 14. Hank Walsh led the Buccaneers with 14. …………………………………………………… Assumption crushed McMaster 72-53 as Reynolds scored 15, Bruce 15, Dunnion 11, Marotta 10, Pentesco 9, Gordon 6, Gleason 4 and Grisenoff 2. Tick led the Buccaneers with 14. Woodland added 11, Martin 7, Johnson 7, Cioran 6, Halpren 4, Fairly 2 and Bearcroft 2. …………………………………………………… McMaster nipped host Queen’s 53-49. …………………………………………………… Queen’s clipped McMaster 59-48 as Art Raisbeck scored 16, Hank Warda 13 and Ken Fenwick 10. Hank Walsh led the Buccanners with 14. Murray Halpren added 10 and Bill Woodland 8.
Rosters:
McMaster Buccaneers: Murray Halpren, Martin, Hank Walsh, Bill Woodland, Bob Johnson, John Bearcroft, Art Fairley, Swenor, John Gerdels, Bill Goruk, Stan Tick, Fairly, Tartin, Cioran, Paul Fitzgerald, Metro Rudyk, coach Danny Pugliese
Queen’s Comets: Raporich, Burratto, Ken Fenwick , Moodie, Art Raisbeck, Hank Warda, Flemington
Toronto Baby Blues: Bill Patterson, Kostyk, Paul Schafer, Jack, Probst, Brian crouse, Mike Muir, Girdlestone, Graeme McKechnie, Bob Miner, Brandon, Ouchterlony
The runner-up Western Colts: Bob Coull; Ken Earthy; Ed (Ted?) Batchelor; Frank Zidar; Alex Cox; Sweeney; Mike Milack; Jerry Masi; Ken Omerod; Doug (Owen?) Chambers; Steve Gradish; Jim Maga; coach Jack Fairs
The champion Windsor (Assumption) Crusaders; Jimmy Bruce; Pat Dunnion; Pat Gleason; Joe Pentesco; Warren Reynolds; Dick Szeman; Pat Gleeson; Ron Gordon; Bill Marotta; Larry Geisenhoff (Grisenoff?); Ian Steele (not eligible for conference play); Bob Thayer (not eligible for conference play); coach Eddi Chittaro; manager Walter Nicodemo
OTHERS
Waterloo Warriors: Baouvinal, Terry Boyle, Breuckner, Ellison, Esbaugh, Peter Godfrey, Green, Hiltz, Jackson, Bernie Long, Martin, McGuinness, Neal, Nelles, Pajala, Rand, Richters, Barry Ridgewell, Roger Rollo, George Rose, Rotman, Sider, Bruce Stielfelmeyer.