History of Canadian Soccer - National Soccer League

History of Canadian Soccer 1876-1940 by Colin Jose ONTARIO
Home Page Colin Jose Welcome Canada Canada - National Great Teams Canadian Tours Overseas British Tours in Canada Provinces Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Newfoundland Nova Scotia Ontario History National Soccer League Galt Football Club Associations: Hamilton and District Football Association London and District Football Association Ontario Football Association Toronto and District Football Association Western Football Association Competitions: British Consols Trophy Carls-Rite Cup Crawford Cup Hamilton Spectator Cup London Free Press Cup Ontario Cup Thomson Cup Quebec Saskatchewan Contact Info		The National Soccer League 1931 – Winners – TORONTO SCOTTISH September 26, 1931, at Conboy Park in Toronto Toronto Scottish 2 (Stevens 2) Montreal Carsteel 1 (McLaine) HT: Att: Ref: Scottish: Art Halliwell – Bill Connor, Jimmy Noke – Johnny Graham, Bill Somers, McDonald – Andy Spence, Johnny Cairns, Andy Stevens, Andy Dawson, Jimmy McIntyre. Carsteel: Dick Shorrock – Bob Calder, Bill Finlayson – James Mellin, Bob Campbell, Fitzpatrick – Sam Chedgzoy, Dave McEachran, Ed MacLaine, Dave McKenzie, Peter Smith. September 28, 1931, at Ulster Stadium in Toronto (Floodlights) Toronto Scottish 2 (Stevens 2) Montreal Carsteel 2 (McLaine, Chedgzoy) HT: Att: Ref: Scottish: Art Halliwell – Bill Connor, Jimmy Noke – Johnny Graham, Bill Somers, McDonald – Andy Spence, Johnny Cairns, Andy Stevens, Andy Dawson, Jimmy McIntyre. Montreal: Dick Shorrock – Bob Calder, Bill Finlayson – James Mellin, Bob Campbell, Fitzpatrick – Sam Chedgzoy, Dave McEachran, Ed MacLaine, Dave McKenzie, Peter Smith. 1932 – Winners – TORONTO ULSTER UNITED October 8, 1932, in Toronto Toronto Ulster 4 (Porter 2, Graham, Galloway) Montreal Carsteel 3 (McEachran, Mellin, Turley) HT: Att: Ref: Ulster: Bobby Kirk – Bill Davison, Dave Eadie – Hagen, Stan Wadlow, Bruce – Porter, Simpson, George Graham, Jimmy Galloway, Jimmy Moir. Carsteel: Dick Shorrock – Bob Calder, Jack McArthur – Bob Campbell, Bill Finlayson, Robert Stott – Sam Chedgzoy, James Mellin, Tom Turley, Willie Ballantyne, Dave McEachran. October 10, 1932 Toronto Ulster 3 (Bruce, Graham, Hagan) Montreal Carsteel 1 (McEachran) HT: 0–1 Att: 2500 Ref: A.M. McGregor Ulster: Fraser – Bill Davison, Dave Eadie – Hagan, Stan Wadlow, Bruce – Porter, Simpson, George Graham, Jimmy Galloway, Jimmy Moir. Carsteel: Dick Shorrock – Bob Calder, Jack McArthur – James Mellin, Bill Finlayson, Robert Stott – Sam Chedgzoy, Dave McEachran, Tom Turley, Willie Ballantyne, Peter Smith. (Subs: Ed MacLaine, Bob Campbell) 1933 – Winners – TORONTO ULSTER UNITED (final played in 1934) May 5, 1934, in Toronto Toronto Ulster 5 (Graham 3, McBride, McCullough) Montreal Carsteel 0 HT: 3–0 Att: 2000 Ref: F.A. Taylor Ulster: James Lake – Bill Davison, Bob McNabney – McGill, George Singleton, Adams – Sam McNabney, Johnny Aiken, George Graham, Gordon, Doug McBride. (Subs: Davidson, Harold McCullough) Carsteel: Dick Shorrock – Garner, Jack McArthur – Bob Campbell, Bill Finlayson, Robert Stott – Sam Chedgzoy, Bardell, Melville, Frank Henderson, Fox. (Subs: Ford, McEwan) June 16, 1934, in Montreal Montreal Carsteel 2 (Bardell, Finlayson) Toronto Ulster 3 (Graham, S. McNabney, McBride) HT: 1–1 Att: Ref: Carsteel: Dick Shorrock – Bill McKean, Jack McArthur – Mills, Ferguson, McEwan – Sam Chedgzoy, Patterson, Bardell, Frank Henderson, Fox (Subs: Melville, Robert Stott) Ulster: James Lake – Bill Davison, Bob McNabney – Harold McCullough, George Singleton, Adams – Sam McNabney, Johnny Aitken, George Graham, Gordon, Doug McBride. (Sub: Partridge) 1934 – Winners – TORONTO ULSTER UNITED October 20, 1934, in Toronto Toronto Ulster 2 (Graham 2) Montreal Carsteel 0 HT: 0–0 Att: 3000 Ref: Charlie Newton (Hamilton) Ulster: James Lake – Bill Davison, Bob McNabney – Harold McCullough, George Singleton, Adams – Sam McNabney, Johnny Aiken, George Graham, Gordon, Doug McBride. (Subs: Partridge, James Loney) Carsteel: McLachlan – Bill McKean, Jack McArthur – McEwan, Bill Finlayson, Drummond – Sam Chedgzoy, Dave McKenzie, Dick Shorrock, Hutchinson, Smith. (Subs: Robert Stott, Kennedy, Williamson) August 3, 1935, at Glen Yards Stadium in Montreal (Second game played nine months later) Montreal Carsteel 2 (Kennedy, Hutchinson) Toronto Ulster 3 (Ramsey, Graham 2) HT: 1–0 Att: Ref: Carsteel: Dick Shorrock – Max “Red” Epstein, Laing – Tim Gordon, Bill Finlayson, Herb Leah – Sam Chedgzoy, Harry Kennedy, Hutchinson, McEwan, Peter Smith. (Subs: Jack McArthur, Bob Campbell) Ulster: James Lake – Bill Davison, Bob,McNabney – James Loney, George Singleton, Adams – Sam McNabney, Johnny Aiken, George Graham, S. Gordon, Ramsey. (Subs: Bob Hume, Harold McCullough) 1935 – Winners – FROOD MINES TIGERS May 25, 1936, at Consols Stadium in Toronto Toronto Ulster United 1 (Quinn) Frood Mines Tigers 3 (Simpson, Davies, Gray) HT: 1–2 Att: 1500 Ref: W. Newton Ulster: Wilson – Bill Davison, Doug McBride – Bill Quinn, Norman Bundy (George Singleton), Harold McCullough – Sam McNabney, Johnny Aitken, George Graham, Gordon, Meldrum. (Sub: Bob Hume) Frood: Jimmy France – Cyril Meadows, Bob Murray – Bill Campbell, Dick Waide, Billy Grassum – Angus MacDonald, George Simpson, Taffy Davies, Billy Young, Alec Gray. (Subs: J. Grassaum, Gaylor) Toronto Ulster refused to play the second game in Sudbury. Title awarded to Frood Mines. © 2007 by Colin Jose ... 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