Secretary: Frank W. Thirkettle
Referees
Referees included: Jack Craig, Harry Sadler and Bill Logan.
Clubs and players
Olympia were led on the field by Mike Jenkins.
Tridents hired European star Alex Arangelovic as their player coach.
Jack Perrett captained Ulster United to a second place finish. Their forward line included Fred Cameron.
After the season Fred Cameron left for Calgary. He later became in U.S. soccer.
Review of the season
Toronto Ukraina won the league championship.
Ulster United won the playoff championship.
Huddersfield Town toured North America.
Hamilton Westinghouse and St. Andrews/Earlscourt dropped out of the league after the season.
Results and standings
NSL Playoffs
September 4, 1955 Fred Hamilton Park
Attendance:
Italia F.C.
Polish White Eagles
September 22, 1955 Fred Hamilton Park
Attendance:
Hamilton Westinghouse
Polish White Eagles
Arnold Cup Final
October 15, 1955 YMCA Broadview Field
Attendance:
Ulster United
Polish White Eagles
Ulster United won the playoff championship
Exhibition games
May 21, 1955 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 5,600
Referee: Harry Sadler, Toronto
Linesmen: Bobby Crawford and Bob Ledbrook, Toronto
Ontario All-Stars 1 (Bill Carson)
Huddersfield Town (England) 3 (Jimmy Glazzard 2, Ronnie Simpson)
Ontario All-Stars: George Anderson; Tony Shapka, Jack Perrett; Ostap Steckiw, Johnny Syme, Max Johnston; Stan Pawlas, Cec Harrison, Bill Carson, Alex Lowrie, Les Medley.
Huddersfield Town: Wheeler; Brian Gibson, Laurie Kelly; Johnny Mattye, Ken Taylor, Len Quested; Gerry Burrell, Jimmy Watson, Jimmy Glazzard, Tommy Cavanagh, Vic Metcalfe.
August 20, 1955 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Attendance:
Referee:
Ontario All-Stars 6
New York All-Stars 1
Ontario All-Stars:
September 3, 1955 Hanson Park, Chicago
Attendance:
Chicago All-Stars 4
Toronto Ukraina 3
September 4, 1955 Hanson Park, Chicago
Attendance:
Chicago Lions
Toronto Ukraina
October 16, 1955 Fred Hamilton Park
Attendance:
National Soccer League All-Stars
Ontario All-Stars
