1925 Inter-City League
Secretary: J. Innes
Before the season started the league decided to reduce the numbers of clubs from twelve to eight. They did anyway end up as a nine-club league.
Toronto Caledonians replaced Grenadier Guards in the league.
Review of the season
Carsteel opened their League season with a game against Hamilton City in Montreal on Saturday May 2. Carsteel defeated Hamilton City 4-1 with Eddie McLaine scoring all four of Carsteel’s goals. Twaddle scored for Hamilton City.
Carsteel won the 1925 Inter-Provincial League championship, the Quebec Cup and P.Q.F.A. Connaught Cup series.
After the season Montreal Carsteel and Ulster United dropped out from the league and formed the National Soccer League.
Results and standings
Other leagues and cups
Toronto & District Football Association
President: Tom Holland
There were 1,421 players registered in the Toronto & District Football Association in the 1925 season.
1925 Champions
Toronto City champions: Beavers
Carter Cup: Hepburn Thistle
Siberry Cup: West End
Hiltz Cup: Todmorden
Bailey Cup: Oakwood Crescents
Powell Shield: Corinthians
International: Ireland
1925 Toronto & District Soccer League
First Division
Teams: Clarkes, Crescent, Davenport Albions, Defenders, Dominion Stores, Dunlops, Lancashire, Mimico Beach, Queen’s Park, Swifts and T.T.C.
Dominion Stores were formed in 1925 by former Ulster United president W. Pentland and joined the Toronto & District League the same year.
Crescents and Davenport Albion joined the T. & D. League from the 1924 Inter-City League.
Standings as of November 4, 1925
- Mimico Beach
Champions: Mimico Beach
Runners-up: Swifts
After the season Clarke’s and Defenders left the league.
Second Division
Standings as of October 28, 1925
Third Division
Standings as of October 28, 1925
1925 Provincial Soccer League
President: T. Hodgkinson, London, Ont.
The annual general meeting was held on Saturday March 7, 1925, in Hamilton, Ontario. Representatives from eight clubs were present. Applications for membership were received from Brantford Cockshutts, Taylor-Forbes of Guelph, Chipman Holton of Hamilton, London, Kitchener, one team from Toronto and a club from St. Catharines.
Results
September 5, 1925
Brantford Cockshutt Blues 5
Chipmans 2
Championship final
November 21, 1925 Lyon Park, Guelph, Ontario
Taylor Forbes 1 (Mooney)
Chipman Holts 0
1925 Hamilton & District League
Teams included Stelco and Ulster
Ontario Cup
District qualifiers
Oshawa District
Clairemont qualified for First round proper.
Northern Ontario District
XX qualified for First round proper.
Toronto District
Semi-finals
August 27, 1925 Toronto
Davenport Albions 2
Mimico Beach 0
Davenport Albions qualified for Toronto district final
August ??, 1925
Ulster United
Toronto All-Scots
First game ended in a draw
August ??, 1925
Ulster United
Toronto All-Scots
XX qualified for Toronto district final
Final
September??, 1925
Ulster United
Davenport Albions
Ulster United qualified for First round proper.
Hamilton District
August 8, 1925
Hamilton Ulster 4
Hamilton Westinghouse 0
First round
August 30, 1925 Bayview Park, Sarnia, Ontario
Sarnia Imperials 3
Kitchener Rangers 3
September 5, 1925
Kitchener Rangers 3
Sarnia Imperials 1
Kitchener Rangers qualified for second round
August 30, 1925 Timmins, Ontario
Timmins Wolves 5
North Bay 0
Timmins Wolves qualified for second round.
Second round
??, 1925
Hamilton Westinghouse
XX
Hamilton Westinghouse qualified for semi-finals
??, 1925
XX
XX
Clairemont qualified for semi-finals
??, 1925
XX
XX
XX qualified for semi-finals
Timmins Wolves vs. Ulster United
Ulster United disqualified. Timmins Wolves qualified for semi-finals
Semi-finals
??, 1925
Referee:
Hamilton Westinghouse
XX
Hamilton Westinghouse qualified for the Ontario Cup final
October 10, 1925 Timmins, Ontario
Referee:
Clairemont (Oshawa League) 1
Timmins Wolves 7
Timmins Wolves qualified for the Ontario Cup final
Final
October 24, 1925 Toronto
Hamilton Westinghouse 2 (Lawson, Borthwick)
Timmins Wolves 1 (Sathrang)
Referee:
Hamilton Westinghouse: Crompton; Billy Gilvear, Turnbull; Jackson, Tommy Gardiner, George; Chambers, Lawson, Middleton, Borthwick, Hamilton.
Timmins Wolves: Elrick; Riddell, Hetherington; Cooper, F. Cadman, Shortt; Street, Christian Sathrang, Petterson, Roberts, A. Cadman.
Hamilton Westinghouse won the 1925 Ontario Cup Trophy.
1925 Cup Champions
National Soccer League 