REGULAR SEASON
| Toronto | 3-0 | Mary Barnett | |||||||||
| Western | 2-1 | Dade Barnett | |||||||||
| McGill | 1-2 | Elaine Fildes | |||||||||
| Queen’s | 0-3 | Marion Ross | |||||||||
The format was shifted back to a round-robin draw. The tournament was held at Toronto’s Hart House. The hosts went undefeated at (3-0). Twin sisters Mickey and Dade Barnett coached rivals Toronto and Western, respectively.
The non-medalist Queen’s Golden Gaels: Pat Gardiner, Joan Keough, Marion Reid, Joan Stewart, Doris Shoemaker, Betty McRae, Janet Greenlees, Margaret Blasick, Moragh Shepherd, Jean Culver, (no coach), manager June Whittier
In the opener, Western dumped Queen’s 37-20. Western led 37-11 after three quarters and failed to score in the final but easily prevailed. Jean Shillington paced Western with 18. Anna Baker added 10, Mabel Gillen 4, Marilyn Bell 3, Ruth Blezard 2, while Fairley Dadd, Jeanne Thrasher, Betty Rowlen, Mary Shirk, Joan Crich, Beryl Rafuse and Mary Stewart were scoreless. Pat Gardiner paced Queen’s with 14. Joan Keough added 4 and Marion Reid 2, while Joan Stewart, Doris Shoemaker, Betty McRae, Janet Greenlees, Margaret Blasick, Moragh Shepherd and Jean Culver were scoreless. …………………………………………………… Toronto edged McGill 21-19. Toronto had trailed for most of the affair until Shirley Speck hit a free throw to knot it at 15. They inched ahead twice but McGill’s Molly Camp repeatedly responded. With 20 seconds to play, Toronto captain Ann Bradshaw hit the winning bucket. Shirley Speck paced Toronto with 7. Betty Fitzgerald added 6, Gwen Smith 5, Ann Bradshaw 2 and Eleanor Lever 1. Louise MacFarlane paced McGill with 9. Molly Camp added 8 and Pat Griffiths 2. …………………………………………………… Toronto dumped Queen’s 32-21. …………………………………………………… Western topped McGill 33-22. …………………………………………………… McGill edged Queen’s 27-24. …………………………………………………… Toronto defeated Western 26-22 to capture the Bronze Baby as Gwen Smith scored 10, Rosana Kelly 7, Betty Fitzgerald 4, Shirley Speck 2, Ann Bradshaw 2 and Eleanor Lever 1, while Jane Cloke, Persis Hughes, Lillian Laasko, Betsy McFaul, Nancy Sootheran and Mary-Clare Thomas were scoreless. Mabel Gillen led Western with 14. Jean Shillington added 3, Ruth Blezard 2, Marilyn Bell 2 and Anna Baker 1.
The bronze medalist McGill Martlets: playing manager Molly Camp; Louis MacFarlane; Pat Griffiths; Dorothy North; Isabel Irwin; Alix Irwin; Wendy Cleugh; Margaret Dix; Roberta Tyler; Gloria Victor; Margaret Racey; Pat Wallace; Mary McMillan; Edith Aston; Bobby Duncan; Shirley Ireland; Sylvia Rodney; Mary Richardson; Joyce Tubman; Barbara Dawson; Toni Gertsman; Georgina Buckmire; Wendy Dawson; Dorothy Helleru; Anne Wasylyk; coach Elaine Fildes
The runner-up Western Ontario Mustangs: Mabel Gillen; Jean Shillington; Ruth Blezard; Marilyn Bell; Anna Baker; Fairley Dodd; Joanne Thrasher; Betty Bowden; Mary Shirk; Joan Crich; Beryl Rafuse; Mary Stewart; coach Dade Barnett
The champion Toronto Varsity Blues: Lillian Laakso; Betty Fitzgerald; Ann Bradshaw; Eleanor Lever; Jane Cloke; Nancy Sootheran; Persis Hughes; Mary-Clare Thomas; Shirley Speck; Betsy McFaul; Rosanna Kelly; Gwen Smith; coach Mary ‘Mickey’ Barnett; manager Helen Proverbs
OTHERS
McMaster Marauders: Carey, Wallace, Johnson, Pond, Hall, Thorne, Burton, Norris, Carrol, Price, Hogan coach Miss Christie
Macdonald College Aggies (league unknown): Barbara Clark, Doreen Clough, Dawn MacAuley, Anne Langballe, Barbara Norris, Pearl Seely, Barbara Church, Anne Trueland, Carol Hayes, Nora Mitton, Ruth-Ann Laffoley, coach Don Maclachlan, manager Bertha Heikkinen
Wilfrid Laurier (then Waterloo College, may have toiled in an intermediate or “interfaculty” league with Brock, Western Intermediates and Alma Hall): Marion Tunn, Irene Hartos, P Pauli, Culp, Schofield, Holle, Bingeman, Cressman, J Pauli, Shantz, Mahaffey, Johnston, Adams, Rivers, Near