(May 4) Calgary Purity announced the signing of three players, first baseman Walt Gully, second baseman Ernie Beland and shortstop Woody Huckabay. The Calgary Buffaloes inked right hander Jack Stover and third baseman Des O'Connor.
(May 14) Jack Mills made quite a debut for Calgary Purity tossing a six-hut shutout as the 99's downed Edmonton Cubs 13-0 in the opening game of the Big Four Baseball League. Purity had 17 hits.
Forrest Hunter, Trann (5) and Stevenson
Mills and Stewart
(May 22, Saturday) Calgary Purity 99s downed Edmonton Cubs 9-2. The 99s took a three-run lead in the opening frame and never looked back. They punched out 14 hits against two Cubs' hurlers and took advantage of five Edmonton errors. John Carpenter went the distance for the win.
Carpenter (W) and Weaver
Callihan (L), Trann (1) and Stevenson
(May 22, Saturday) Calgary Buffaloes topped Edmonton Eskimos 9-7. A three-run outburst in the bottom of the 8th inning provided the margin of victory.
(May 23, Sunday) Purity 99s made it three in a row over Edmonton Cubs with a 12-9 victory, in spite of six miscues in the field and a 5-0 deficit after two innings. 99s pounded four Cubs' pitchers for 18 hits in rebounding to take the win. An eight-run, 5th inning sewed up the triumph. Kanick was the winner in relief of starter Cameron.
Cameron, Kanick (W) (2) and Weaver
Purvis, Trann (4), Hunter (5), Peters (5) and Stevenson, Harney (5)
(May 23, Sunday) Edmonton Eskimos had 16 hits in downing Calgary Buffaloes 11-5.
(May 23) Calgary Buffaloes downed Edmonton Eskimos 9-7. Each side had 12 hits.
(May 24, Monday) Edmonton Eskimos shaded Edmonton Cubs 13-11. The wild contest featured 23 hits, 13 errors and 16 stolen bases. It was the Cubs' 4th straight loss.
Kusyk, Trann (1), V Callahan (7) and Stevenson
O'Neill, H Callahan (1) and Samis
(May 24) Edmonton Eskimos pounded out 16 hits and took advantage of eight errors to trounced Calgary Buffaloes 11-5.
(May 28) Calgary Buffaloes whipped Edmonton Cubs 18-7 in the first game of a three game weekend set.
(May 28) Calgary Purity downed Edmonton Eskimos 4-1, holding the Esks to six hits.
(May 29) Edmonton Eskimos clobbered Calgary Purity 25-0 with a 27 hit attack. Purity added to the embarassment making 12 errors.
(May 29) Calgary Buffaloes downed Edmonton Cubs 5-3.
(May 30) The Reos and Purity split a twin-bill at Henderson Park. Bill Kucheran pitched Purity to a 10-6 win in the opener while the Reos bounced back for a 6-5 win in the second game. Purity put the first game away with a seven-run 4th inning. Glen Gorbous had two hits in the inning. He also contributed a run-scoring single in the 8th. He had a triple and double in the second game which featured a two-run homer by Petrie.
Goodrich (L) and Petrunia
Kucheran (W) and Dupuis, Richardson
Petrie (L) and Dupuis
Menzies (W) and Petrunia
(May 30) Calgary Buffaloes edged Edmonton Cubs 4-2 to sweep their three-game series.
(June 2) Des O'Connor belted a pair of homers and a single to lead Calgary Buffaloes to a 5-2 win over Calgary Purity 99s.
(June 2) Edmonton Eskimos took a pair from the Edmonton Cubs 9-5 and 6-4. The Cubs did notch a win in the committee room as officials overturned the Esks 17-16 win of a week ago
(August 20) Greg McLellan clubbed a pair of homers to account for the tying and winning runs in a 7-6, 13-inning win for Calgary Buffaloes over Edmonton Eskimos in the Big Four semi-finals at Calgary.
(August 22) Another pair of homers by Greg McLellan paced Calgary to a 6-3 win over Edmonton Eskimos.
(August 23) Greg McLellan bashed his fifth homer in three games but it wasn't enough as Edmonton Eskimos whipped the Buffaloes 9-1.
(August 30) Calgary Purity 99ers downed Edmonton Eskimos 9-3 to take a 2-1 game lead in the Big Four Baseball League finals. Winning pitcher John Carpenter and third baseman Glen Gorbous led the offense each with three hits. The visitors took a three-run lead in the 3rd frame and added a pair in the 5th before wrapping up the contest with a four-run outburst in the 8th. The contest drew a capacity crowd of 4.500.