(June 1) The Regina Balmorals were declared winners of the senior baseball tournament held at Fort Qu'Appelle on May 25th after an appointed arbiter ruled that the Wolseley nine. who left the diamond half way through the fourth inning of the tournament final while on the short end of a 12 - 0 score, were not entitled to an equal share of the first prize money even though the required four and a half innings had not been completed to make the game official. The Wolseleyites had claimed that dust and descending darkness made conditions totally unfit for further play.
(July 1) In the annual Indian Head Sports Day, the Balmorals of Regina took the laurels in the senior baseball event with Neudorf second and Indian Head third.
(July 1) The Milestone baseball tournament was hampered by high winds which blew dust like snow in a blizzard. As well, the unexplained failure of two Regina teams, the Rifles and Shamrocks, to show up put a real damper on the event. The hometown Milestone Sioux had little trouble in disposing of Yellow Grass to the tune of 10 to 1 in their opener. The Sioux then bounced Gray 15 to 3 in the final to claim top prize.
(September 8) At Michel, BC, Coleman captured the $200 top prize at the two-day sports event defeating Spokane 8-3 in the final before a huge turnout from all over Southern Alberta and BC. Coleman took an early lead as Clint Hodges drew a first inning walk and Tony Vejprava followed with a homer. Spokane tied the score in the 4th on a walk, two errors and a single and went ahead 3-2 in the 5th. After that Ken Ringland hurled shutout ball. Coleman charged ahead in the 6th as Bill Yates and Stiffy Lewis singled and Ringland belted a homer for the winning run. The winners added some insurance markers as Silansky homered with Gabe Joyce aboard. Ringland allowed just four hits in taking the mound victory.
Ringland (W) and xxx
Kinger (L), Kuehel and xxx
In opening action, Spokane whipped the BC entry 18-3 and won a bye to the finals. Fernie shaded Canal Flats 8-6. On Monday, Coleman, bolstered with Dodger and Stiffy Lewis and Ken Ringland from the Calgary Boosters were drawn against Fernie. Dodger Lewis hurled one of the nicest games seen in the area in striking out 23 batters as Coleman dumped Fernie 8-1. Lewis gave up just four hits.
D. Lewis (W) and xxx
Krall (L), Sofko (4) and xxx