1919 United District Football League
In December 1918 work started with the intention of an amalgamation of the Provincial League and Toronto & District League. This led to the formation of the United District Football League.
The league operated with two divisions.
First Division
Teams (8): Baracas, Davenport Albions, Dunlop Rubber, Hamilton Independent Labour Party, Lancashire, Toronto Scottish, Ulster United and Willys-Overland.
Toronto Scottish won the U.D.F.L. First Division Championship by beating Davenport Albion in the finals.
After the season William Brownlie, Toronto Scottish fullback, was signed by Robins Dry Dock of the American-based National Soccer League.
Final Standings – First Division
- Davenport Albions
- Toronto Scottish
- Willys-Overland
- Dunlop Rubber
- Hamilton I.L.P.
- Ulster United
- Lancashire
- Baracas
League Championship Play-offs
October 18, 1919
Toronto Scottish 3
Willys-Overland 0
Toronto Scottish qualified for the finals
Davenport Albion vs XX
Davenport Albions qualified for the finals
Finals
November 1, 1919
Davenport Albion 1
Toronto Scottish 1
November 15, 1919 Dunlop Field, Toronto
Toronto Scottish 4
Davenport Albion 0
Toronto Scottish won the U.D.F.L. First Division Championship.
Second Division
Teams (8): All Scots, British Imperials, Goodyear, Hamilton G.W.V.A., Old Country, Parkviews, Sons of Scotland and Toronto Street Railways.
1919 Western Football Association
More than 35 teams entered.
District 1 Champions: Brantford United
District 2 Champions: Woodsocket
Championship finals
Brantford United defeated Woodsocket
1919 Ontario Cup
District qualifiers
30 teams entered in six districts.
Northern Ontario District
Hespeler qualified for First round proper
Guelph District
XX qualified for First round proper
Ottawa District
Ottawa G.W.V.A. qualified for First round proper
St. Catharines District
Niagara Falls Colonials qualified for First round proper
Toronto District
Finals
Old Country defeated Ulster United
Old Country qualified for First round proper
Hamilton District
Hamilton Independent Labour Party qualified for First round proper
First round
July 12, 1919
Niagara Falls Colonials
Hespeler
Niagara Falls Colonials qualified for semi-finals
July 12, 1919
Hamilton I.L.P.
Guelph
Hamilton Independent Labour Party qualified for semi-finals
Byes: Ottawa G.W.V.A. and Old Country (Toronto)
Semi-finals
July 26, 1919 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Old Country (Toronto) 1
Ottawa G.W.V.A. 0
Old Country qualified for final
July ??, 1919
Hamilton Independent Labour Party
Niagara Falls Colonials
Hamilton Independent Labour Party qualified for final
Final
August 2, 1919 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Old Country 4 (Aitken, Hutchinson, Bell, McKee)
Hamilton Independent Labour Party 2 (Housin, Scholes)
Attendance: 6,000
Old Country: Wilcock; Hutchinson, Colquhoun; Taylor, Anderson, McKee; Champ, Bell, Marshall, Logan, Aitken.
Hamilton I.L.P.: Roberts; Rogers, McCulloch; Ure, Lawson, Tommy Gardiner; Atkinson, Fullerton, Scholes, George Houison, Tiny Thombs.
Old Country won the 1919 Ontario Cup and qualified for the Connaught Cup.
1919 Robertson Cup
Final
October 11, 1919
Hamilton Independent Labour Party 3
Hamilton G.W.V.A. 0