General manager: Connie Leber
President:
Vice-presidents:
The National Soccer League in Ontario was now an outlawed league. This led to that the Interprovincial final between the two Division winners was not played.
Malta United joined the league from the Toronto Metro League. They paid $1,500 for their franchise rights.
Clubs and players
East End Canadians
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Hungaria
Founded: 1949
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Roster included goalkeeper Istvan Fescke; fullbacks Moravek and Pócs; half-backs Ridout, Szigeti and Bencsics; forwards I. Markovits, Estefán, Molnar, Czimbalmos, S. Markovits, Szondi and Fodor.
Malta United
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Olympia
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Roster included goalkeeper Linton; fullbacks Psenecnik and Guldner; half-backs Briemeier, Mutrey and Gasteyer; forwards Freátag, Jehl, Dani, Pospich and Schiele.
Olympia’s goalkeeper was Joe Amreich, formerly of Austrian club Grazer AK. After the season he joined Windsor Teutonia.
Polish White Eagles
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Sparta
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Stadium: Fred Hamilton Park, Toronto
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Roster included goalkeeper Gilmour; fullbacks Zezel, Vrtik and Necesanek; half-backs Simon, Lapple, Stanek and Schlick; forwards Horvath, Berkes, Czimbalmos, Gerzeli, Guslovan and Jurga.
Toronto Italia
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Ukrainian Sports Club Tridents
Founded: 1951
Head Coach: Ostap Steckiw
Key players:
Sport Association Ukraina
Founded: 1948
Head Coach:
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Ulster United
Founded: 1914
Stadium:
Head Coach:
Roster included goalkeeper Travis; fullbacks Himus and Bob Kelly; half-backs Schiabetti, McAllister and Bortolussi; forwards McNamara, Hale, Martin, Cranston, Kulker. Subs: Murray, Cullen, Rourke
Review of the season
Toronto Italia won the league and playoff championships.
Results and standings
