1964 NATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE
League president: Bill Boytchuk
Referees
Referees included Joe Temis (Montreal, Quebec), Bill Betts (Montreal, Quebec) and Stan Tait.
Review of the season
The league again became an inter-provincial league for the 1964 season with the addition of two clubs in Montreal. Both Montreal Cantalia and Montreal Ukraina joined from the Eastern Canada Professional Soccer League.
A soccer war started in Montreal when Cantalia and Ukraina decided to schedule their games to clash head-on with those of Montreal FC in the Eastern Canada Professional Soccer League. Also the name Cantalia had been used by the ECPSL team the previous season.
Newly formed Toronto club Polonia joined the league.
Toronto Ukraina won the league championship.
On Monday October 12 Toronto Ukraina won the championship final by beating Abruzzi 4-1. This was the second year in row that they won the NSL championship.
Final standings
National Soccer League Play-off Finals
October ??, 1964
Toronto Ukraina 1
Abruzzi 0
October 12, 1964
Toronto Ukraina 4 (Jack O’Neill 2, Leo Dowhaluk, Freddie Patterson)
Abruzzi 1 (Sam Saccoccia)
Toronto Ukraina won best-of-three games series 2-0.
Other Leagues and Cups
1964 EASTERN CANADA PROFESSIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE
President: Bill Simpson
Referees
Referees included: Hugh McLean (Guelph, Ontario) and Mitchum
Toronto City won the ECPSL Championship finals in straight games (2-0 and 1-0) over Toronto Italia.
Final standings
| W | L | T | Pts | |
| Toronto City | 14 | 4 | 6 | 34 |
| Toronto Italia | 13 | 6 | 5 | 31 |
| Toronto Roma | 11 | 9 | 4 | 26 |
| Ham. Steelers | 6 | 14 | 4 | 16 |
| Mtl Italica | 5 | 16 | 3 | 13 |
ECPSL Championship finals
September 9, 1964 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Toronto City 2 (Ted Purdon 2)
Toronto Italia 0
September 13, 1964 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Toronto City 1 (Ted Purdon)
Toronto Italia 0
Toronto City won best-of-three games series 2-0
Exhibition game
June 5, 1964 Varsity Stadium, Toronto
Attendance:
ECPSL All-Stars 0
Heart of Midlothian 2
June 8, 1964 Hamilton, Ontario
Attendance:
Hamilton Steelers 1 (Ray Edwards)
Meidericher Spiel Verein* (Germany) 1 (Heinz Hoer)
*Now known as MSV Duisburg
1964 ONTARIO SOCCER LEAGUE
Hakoah Sport Club joined the Ontario Soccer League from the National Soccer League.
Hakoah won the league championship and the President Cup.
League champions: Hakoah Sport Club
President Cup: Hakoah Sport Club
1964 Ontario Cup
Semi-finals
July 25, 1968 Sudbury, Ontario
Sudbury Italia Flyers 3
Oshawa 0
Sudbury Italia Flyers qualified for the final
July 25, 1964 Wigle Park, Windsor, Ontario
Windsor Teutonia 2
Hamilton United Hungarians 0
Windsor Teutonia qualified for the final
Finals
August 1, 1964 Wigle Park, Windsor, Ontario
Windsor Teutonia 0
Sudbury Italia Flyers 1
August 8, 1968 Sudbury, Ontario
Sudbury Italia Flyers
Windsor Teutonia
Sudbury Italia Flyers won the 1964 Ontario Cup.
