President: Len A. Peto, Montreal
1. Vice-president: Arthur Arnold, Hamilton
2. Vice-president: S. Mayes
Secretary-treasurer: W. Gill, Montreal.
Preview
The annual general meeting was held in Montreal January 28, 1933. Brantford, Hamilton City, Hamilton United, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Transportation and Toronto Scottish of the western section were represented by delegates. Canadian National Railway, Montreal Carsteel, Verdun, Blue Bonnets, Maisonneuve, Notre Dame de Grace, Iberville and Emard St. Paul United of the Eastern Section were represented by delegates. The main topic discussed was rules governing competitions.
Toronto Congasco joined the league.
Clubs and players
Notre Dame de Grace signed inside forward Chalmers from Hamilton City.
Jimmy Montgomery returned to Montreal after many seasons in the American Soccer League. He joined Verdun Park.
Carsteel player Alex Samson joined Toronto Scottish in September when his employer offered him a position in Toronto.
Review of the season – Western Division
On Saturday June 10 Brantford City defeated Hamilton Thistles 2-1 in a twilight fixture at Mohawk Park in Brantford. It was Brantford’s first victory in the NSL in the 1933 season.
Ulster United defeated the Toronto Transport Commission eleven to take over the league leadership on July 25. Ulster United won 1-0 before what was reported to be a small crowd at Oakwood Stadium.
On Saturday September 16 Toronto Scottish defeated Brantford City 1-0. Toronto Maple Leafs defeated Hamilton City 1-0, and T.T.C. defeated Congasco 6-1.
Review of the season – Eastern Division
Carsteel won the Eastern Division championship.
Results and standings:
Western Section GP W L T GF GA Pts (Standings as of October 4, 1933) Toronto Scottish 28 24 2 2 63 16 50 Ulster United 28 19 5 4 56 26 43 T.T.C. 28 14 8 6 39 39 34 Toronto Maple Leafs 28 11 7 10 31 31 32 Hamilton City 26 6 13 7 30 33 19 Hamilton Thistles 27 6 16 5 35 44 17 Toronto Congasco 26 6 19 1 27 70 13 Brantford City 23 2 19 2 18 40 6 Western Division Playoffs October 9, 1933 Ulster Stadium, Toronto Toronto Transport Commission 1 Ulster United 3 October 19, 1933 Toronto Ulster United 1 Toronto Transport Commission 0 Ulster United qualified for Western Division finals Western Division Finals October ??, 1933 Toronto Scottish Ulster United October ??, 1933 Ulster United Toronto Scottish Ulster United qualified for Lord Atholstan Cup finals Eastern Section GP W L T GF GA Pts (Standings as of August 21, 1933) Carsteel 15 12 2 1 42 11 25 Emard-St. Paul 14 10 3 1 28 14 21 C.N.R. 13 9 3 1 26 10 19 Verdun Park 14 9 5 0 32 21 18 Maisonneuve 14 6 8 0 22 30 12 Glen Yards 11 5 6 0 15 22 10 N.D.G. 14 2 11 1 18 37 5 Blue Bonnets 14 0 12 2 14 43 2 Carsteel qualified for Lord Atholstan Cup finals
Lord Atholstan Cup
May 5, 1934 Toronto Attendance: 2,000
Ulster United 5 (Graham 3, McBride, McCullough)
Montreal Carsteel 0
Ulster United: Lake, Davison, R. McNabney, McGill, Singleton, Adams, S. McNabney, Aiken, Graham, Gordon, 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 Baseball Stadium, Montreal
Montreal Carsteel 2 (Bardell, Finlayson)
Ulster United 3 (Graham, S. McNabney, McBride)
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
Exhibition games
October 9, 1933 Toronto
Toronto Scottish 2
Audax Italiano (Chile) 2
October 11, 1933 Toronto
Ulster United 2
Audax Italiano (Chile) 1
October 14, 1933 Toronto
Toronto Scottish 3
Audax Italiano (Chile) 0
