(July 9) Kimberley Dynamos topped Cranbrook Cubs 12-8 at Cranbrook to moved into second place in the standings behind the Windermere Wanderers who took over the lead on the weekend. A six-run 4th inning was key for the Dynamos who threw five pitchers at the Cubs with Pete Boisvert getting the win. Wally Lymchyna took the loss.
(July 10) Kimberley Dynamos scored their first win over Kimberley Hobos notching a 9-4 win. Eric Bodin hurled the victory, Bob Fisher suffered the setback.
(September 7) Cranbrook Cubs, who barely made the East Kootenay Baseball League playoffs, advanced to the final by downing Kimberley Dynamos 7-2. Jack Armstrong tossed a six-hitter for the win while Harvey Nash allowed just seven hits in taking the loss.
(September 8) Kimberley Hobos, the defending East Kootenay champions, beat Cranbrook Cubs 7-4 in the opening game of a best-of-five final. Bob Fisher was the winning pitcher. Wally Tymchina and Vernon Doll hurled for the Cubs.
(September 10) The Hobos took a 2-0 game lead in the East Kootenay final with a 3-2 victory over Cranbrook Cubs.
(September 12) Cranbrook Cubs shaded Kimberley 5-4 for their first win in the East Kootenay Baseball League final series. Vernon Doll pitched the Cubs to the win.
(September 13) Cranbrook stayed alive in the East Kootenay playoffs with an 8-5 win over Kimberley Hobos. Each team now has two wins and a tie.
(September 14) Kimberley Hobos topped the Nelson Outlaws 8-5 to take the best-of three final in straight games. Hobos won on Saturday 6-4. Outlaws won an exhibition game Sunday, 8-1.
(September 18) Cranbrook Cubs were named the champions of the East Kootenay Baseball League after playing the Kimberley Hobos to a 5-5 tie. It was the second tie of the series. The Hobos decided to default the 7th game of the set.