1935 Macdonald Brier

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1935 Macdonald Brier
Host city Toronto, Ontario
Arena Granite Curling Club
DatesMarch 5–7
Winner Ontario
Curling club Thistle CC, Hamilton
Skip Gordon M. Campbell
Third Donald A. Campbell
Second Gordon Coates
Lead Duncan A. Campbell
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The 1935 Macdonald Brier , the Canadian men's national curling championship, was held from March 5 to 7, 1935 at the Granite Club in Toronto, Ontario. [1]

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After placing second in each of the last two Brier's, Team Ontario, who was skipped by Gordon M. Campbell finally won the Brier Tankard with a round robin record of 6-1. This was Ontario's first ever Brier championship.

New rules were instituted for the 1935 Brier, including a standardized weight for stones (45 pounds), sweeping being restricted between the near hog line and far tee line, and the abandonment of flipping a coin to decide hammer in extra ends. [2]

Teams

The teams are listed as follows: [3]

AlbertaManitobaNew BrunswickNorthern Ontario
Calgary CC, Calgary

Skip: Robert Alexander
Third: Howard Palmer
Second: Cyril Glover
Lead: Walter McLaws

Killarney CC, Killarney

Skip: Roy Pritchard
Third: George Ellis
Second: Arthur Boyce
Lead: Mark Teskey

Bathurst CC, Bathurst

Skip: Nicholas Thibodeau
Third: Harper Kent
Second: Ed Shirley
Lead: Philip Andrews

Sault Ste. Marie CC, Sault Ste. Marie

Skip: James Shaw
Third: Herbert Lash
Second: William Rubenstein
Lead: Frank Elliott

Nova ScotiaOntarioQuebecSaskatchewan [4]
Mayflower CC, Halifax

Skip: Charles Durrant
Third: Henry McLeod
Second: Cyril Burke
Lead: Frank Arthur

Thistle CC, Hamilton

Skip: Gordon M. Campbell
Third: Donald A. Campbell
Second: Gordon Coates
Lead: Duncan A. Campbell

Ormstown CC, Ormstown

Skip: William McGerrigle
Third: Arthur Lunan
Second: Clarence McGerrigle
Lead: L.D. Merkley

Nutana CC, Saskatoon

Skip: J. S. "Jimmy" Black
Third: Frank Germaine
Second: Sid Peat
Lead: Reginald Fraser

Round Robin standings

Key
Brier champion
ProvinceSkipWLPFPA
Ontario Gordon M. Campbell 618149
Alberta Robert Alexander 527569
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba Roy Pritchard 438267
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia Charles Durrant 437560
Saskatchewan J.S. Black 437264
Northern Ontario James Shaw 345888
Quebec William McGerrigle 165476
New Brunswick Nicholas Thibodeau 166286

Round Robin results

Draw 1

Sheet A123456789101112Final
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)0101200102018
Quebec (McGerrigle)10200110401010
Sheet B123456789101112Final
Ontario (Campbell)01100302231013
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)1001201000016
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)01021031001211
Saskatchewan (Black)1010010012006
Sheet D123456789101112Final
Alberta (Alexander)01402110002011
Northern Ontario (Shaw)20010003310212

Draw 2

Sheet A123456789101112Final
Quebec (McGerrigle)1000101040108
Alberta (Alexander)0111010101039
Sheet B123456789101112Final
Ontario (Campbell)12402102012318
Northern Ontario (Shaw)0004001010006
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)03010210022112
Saskatchewan (Black)10302003400013
Sheet D12345678910111213Final
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)01100202012009
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)100110203001110

Draw 3

Sheet A123456789101112Final
Alberta (Alexander)11020103010110
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)0010301020108
Sheet B123456789101112Final
Ontario (Campbell)1010200003018
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)0101011110107
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Quebec (McGerrigle)01000302111110
Northern Ontario (Shaw)40111040000011
Sheet D123456789101112Final
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)0010200410008
Saskatchewan (Black)11010220013213

Draw 4

Sheet A123456789101112Final
Quebec (McGerrigle)0010001011206
Ontario (Campbell)0102120100018
Sheet B123456789101112Final
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)03001202200313
Northern Ontario (Shaw)1012002001108
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Alberta (Alexander)02202003030012
Saskatchewan (Black)0002021010219
Sheet D123456789101112Final
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)00401020210010
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)2101020100119

Draw 5

Sheet A123456789101112Final
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)0101010101016
Ontario (Campbell)40101020106015
Sheet B123456789101112Final
Quebec (McGerrigle)1003000020017
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)02200214011013
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Saskatchewan (Black)0110101002017
Northern Ontario (Shaw)2002010120109
Sheet D123456789101112Final
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)0100003020039
Alberta (Alexander)30111204012015

Draw 6

Sheet A123456789101112Final
Alberta (Alexander)2020030010008
Ontario (Campbell)04041011021115
Sheet B123456789101112Final
Saskatchewan (Black)03210003220114
Quebec (McGerrigle)1000303000108
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)40400040233020
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)01030301000210
Sheet D123456789101112Final
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)20233012110116
Northern Ontario (Shaw)0100040000207

Draw 7

Sheet A123456789101112Final
Quebec (McGerrigle)1000030001005
Flag of Nova Scotia.svg  Nova Scotia (Durrant)01211021101313
Sheet B123456789101112Final
Alberta (Alexander)00112110020210
New Brunswick (Thibodeau)1100000210308
Sheet C123456789101112Final
Ontario (Campbell)0010010011004
Saskatchewan (Black)11022011001110
Sheet D123456789101112Final
Flag of Manitoba (1905).svg  Manitoba (Pritchard)10002201124013
Northern Ontario (Shaw)0112001000005

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References

  1. 1935 MacDonald Brier - Curlingzone
  2. The Brier, by Bob Weeks, pg 32
  3. "1935 MacDonald Brier - Curling Canada Stats Archive". Archived from the original on 2021-06-17.
  4. "Black's Rink Triumphs in Brier Final". Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. February 20, 1935. p. 10. Retrieved April 19, 2022.