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Alberta: [[Calgary Stampeders]] |
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Saskatchewan: [[Regina Capitals]] |
Saskatchewan: [[Regina Capitals]] |
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Thunder Bay: [[Port Arthur Bearcats]] |
Thunder Bay: [[Port Arthur Bearcats]] |
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==Playoffs== |
==Playoffs== |
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Revision as of 00:16, 26 July 2011
Champions
British Columbia: Spokane Jets Alberta: Calgary Stampeders Saskatchewan: Regina Capitals Manitoba: Warroad Lakers Thunder Bay: Port Arthur Bearcats
Playoffs
Quarter final
Best of 5
- Port Arthur 6 Warroad 1
- Port Arthur 8 Warroad 3
- Port Arthur 9 Warroad 3
Port Arthur Bearcats beat Warroad Lakers 3 games to none.
Semi finals
Best of 5
- Spokane 4 Calgary 3
- Calgary 4 Spokane 2
- Spokane 4 Calgary 2
- Calgary 5 Spokane 4
- Calgary 4 Spokane 2
Calgary Stampeders beat Spokane Jets 3 games to 2.
- Port Arthur 9 Regina 2
- Port Arthur 17 Regina 3
- Regina 5 Port Arthur 4
- Port Arthur 6 Regina 2
Port Arthur Bearcats beat Regina Capitals 3 games to 1.
Final (Patton Cup)
Best of 5
- Port Arthur 4 Calgary 1
- Calgary 6 Port Arthur 2
- Calgary 3 Port Arthur 1
- Calgary 7 Port Arthur 1
Calgary Stampeders beat Port Arthur Bearcats 3 games to 1.
Calgary Stampeders advanced to the 1968-69 Allan Cup Final.