(May 24) The Broadview Buffaloes won first place money at the Grenfell Victoria Day baseball tournament when they defeated the Regina Pilsners 6 to 0 and the Grandview, Manitoba team 11 to 7.
(May 24) The Weyburn Beavers took top spot in their own tounament by edging past the Notre Dame Hounds 1 to 0.
(June 5) The Moose Jaw Athletics split an exhibition doubleheader played in the Mill City with the Notre Dame Hounds, dropping the afternoon battle 10 to 1 and winning the nightcap 7 to 2. In the afternoon contest, the Athletics committed no less than 13 errors which allowed Notre Dame to count ten unearned runs. The game was called in the seventh. "Woody" Thompson, Moose Jaw's 16 year old hurler, earned the second game win, the first of the season for the struggling Athletics.
(June 11) The Northgate, North Dakota baseballers defeated the Weyburn Beavers 9 to 3 in an exhibition game in the Soo City. Chester, the colored catcher for the Dakotans had a long home run.
(June18) The Broadview Buffaloes had wins over the Moose Jaw Athletics and Glasgow, Montana in winning the La Fleche sports carnival baseball tournament.
(June 21) Unable to fathom the slants of Bud Turley, the Northgate Yankees bowed 3 to 0 to the Notre Dame Hounds in an exhibition game in Wilcox. Germann, the talkative performer at the hot corner for the Hounds ripped three singles and followed each with a steal of second.
(June 22) Defeating Grandview, Manitoba and the Northgate Yankees of North Dakota, the Broadview Buffaloes cleaned up at the Broadview sports day tournament.
(July 1) Picking up four runs in the top of the ninth to break a 2 - 2 deadlock, Williston, North Dakota defeated the Notre Dame Hounds 6 to 2 to cop first place money at Carlyle Lake's Dominion Day tournament.
(July 5) Close to 2,000 fans witnessed the Lemberg sports day baseball tournament which saw Broadview's famed Buffaloes dispose of the team from Grandview, Manitoba by a score of 12 to 2 in the final. Earlier, the Buffaloes had eliminated the Northgate, North Dakota Yankees by a 19 to 8 count.
(July 8) Edging out the Broadview Buffaloes 5 to 3 in a fast-paced game, the Northgate Yankees won first money at the Wolseley sports day which attracted 3,00 people.
(July 14) The Weyburn Beavers came out flying and took out the Northgate Yankees 8 to 1 in an exhibition encounter played in Weyburn. The Beavers' Ralph Hogg whiffed eleven in pitching an eight-hit win.
(July 22) The Broadview Buffaloes and Northgate Yankees split first prize money in Broadview's baseball tourney after playing to a 7 - 7 tie in the final. Darkness prevented playing any extra innings.
(July 31) The Broadview Buffaloes emerged as easy winners of Regina's exhibition week tournament when they hammered the Regina Pilsners 17 to 1 in the final.