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Playoffs have been held since 1981. Between 1972 and 1980 and before 1967 the winner of the round robin won the event (before 1955 there appears to have been a playoff). From 1967 to 1971, it was a double knock out.
Before 1931, it was a double rink event. Not sure which team got picked to go to the Brier.
Year | City | Runner up skip (club) |
2014 | Smiths Falls | Glenn Howard (Penetanguishene) |
2013 | Barrie | Joe Frans (Bradford) |
2012 | Stratford | Peter Corner (Brampton) |
2011 | Grimsby | Greg Balsdon (Loonie) |
2010 | Napanee | Bryan Cochrane (Rideau) |
2009 | Woodstock | Peter Corner (Brampton) |
2008 | Waterloo | Peter Corner (Brampton) |
2007 | Sarnia | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
2006 | Guelph | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
2005 | Whitby | Glenn Howard (Coldwater) |
2004 | Owen Sound | Glenn Howard (Coldwater) |
2003 | Mississauga | Peter Corner (Glendale) |
2002 | Belleville | Phil Daniel (Kingsville) |
2001 | Woodstock | John Morris (Stayner) |
2000 | Nepean | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
1999 | Brantford | Phil Daniel (Tilbury) |
1998 | Peterborough | Phil Daniel (Tilbury) |
1997 | Guelph | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
1996 | Pickering | Russ Howard (MacTier) |
1995 | Kingston | Russ Howard (Penetanguishene) |
1994 | St. Thomas | Axel Larsen (Guelph) [1] |
1993 | Trenton | Mike Harris (Tam O'Shanter) [2] |
1992 | Nepean | Mike Harris (Tam Heather) [3] |
1991 | Owen Sound | Kirk Ziola (Highland) |
1990 | Chatham | Bob Fedosa (Brampton) [4] |
1989 | Trenton | Ed Werenich (Avonlea) [5] |
1988 | Nepean | Russ Howard (Penetanguishene) [6] |
1987 | Chatham | Ed Werenich (Avonlea) [7] |
1986 | Richmond Hill | Wayne Tallon (Navy) [8] |
1985 | Kingston | Jim Sharples (Dixie) [9] |
1984 | Peterborough | Bob Turcotte (Oshawa) [10] |
1983 | Burlington | Bill Walsh (Navy) [11] |
1982 | Brantford | Dave Walker (Avonlea) [12] |
1981 | Markham | Ron Manning (Keene) [13] |
1980 | Brampton | Bob Charlebois (Dundas Granite) [14] |
1979 | St. Thomas | Ron Manning (Terrace) [15] |
1978 | St. Catharines | Paul Savage (Avonlea) [16] |
1977 | Brantford |
Jim Sharples (Leaside) Dave Merklinger (Hylands) Bob Charlebois (Dundas Valley) [17] |
1976 | Peterborough [18] | Earle Morris (Navy) [19] |
1975 | Cambridge [20] |
Ron Manning (Lambton) Bill Dixon (Brampton) [21] |
1974 | East York [22] | Joe Gurowka (Dixie) [23] |
1973 | Orillia | Ken Buchan (London) [24] |
1972 | Gloucester [25] | Bob Woods (Royals) [26] |
1971 | Guelph | Bruce Munro (Humber Highland) [27] |
1970 | Oshawa [28] | Joe Gurowka (Dixie) [29] |
1969 | London [30] | Bill Creber (Parkway) [31] |
1968 | Kingston [32] | Eldon Coombe (Ottawa) [33] |
1967 | Orillia [34] | Bill Lewis (Trenton) [35] |
1966 | Brampton | George Parkes (St. Thomas) |
1965 | Cobourg | Joe Gurowka (Dixie) [36] |
1964 | Niagara Falls | John Ross (Parkway) [37] |
1963 | Hamilton [38] | Bob Knippelberg (Glebe) [39] |
1962 | Owen Sound | Bob Knippelberg (RCAF) [40] |
1961 | Ottawa [41] | Mac White (Belleville) [42] |
1960 | Welland | Bayne Secord (Tam O'Shanter) [43] |
1959 | Sarnia | Mike Chernoff (Kingston) [44] |
1958 | Oshawa | Bob Marshall (Toronto Granite) [45] |
1957 | Kitchener | Bill Wyse (Toronto) [46] |
1956 | Peterborough [47] | Jack Sands (Kingston) [48] |
1955 | Galt | Al Jones (Guelph)
[49] Carl Asmussen (Kitchener Granite) [50] |
1954 | Orillia [51] | Stan Sarjeant (Orillia) [52] |
1953 | Toronto [53] | Sid Smithers (Galt) [54] |
1952 | Toronto [55] | J. G. W. (Jack) [56] Sands (Kingston) [57] |
1951 | Kingston [58] | Charles Cassels (Hamilton Thistle) [59] |
1950 | Kitchener [60] | Harry Howard (Toronto Granite) [61] |
1949 | Toronto [62] | Ralph Clark (Peterborough) [63] |
1948 | Hamilton [64] | Ross Tarlton (Hamilton Thistle) [65] |
1947 | Toronto [66] | Stan Sarjeant (Orillia) [67] |
1946 | Toronto [68] | Ross Tarlton (Hamilton Thistle) [69] |
1945 | Toronto [70] | W. O. Morris (Toronto aggregation) [71] |
1944 | Toronto [72] | A. J. Parkhill (Oshawa) [73] |
1943 | Toronto [74] | Bert Hall (Kitchener) [75] |
1942 | Toronto [76] | Ken Miles (High Park) [77] |
1941 | Toronto [78] | William Mark (Bobcaygeon) [79] |
1940 | Toronto [80] | Charlie Mason (Toronto Granite) [81] |
1939 | Toronto [82] | Harvey Sproule (High Park) [83] |
1938 | Toronto [84] | T.S. Graham (Toronto) [85] |
1937 | Toronto [86] | Dr. J.A. Wright (London) |
1936 | Toronto [87] | Andy Grant (Royals) [88] |
1935 | Toronto [89] | Fred Lumb (Kingston) [90] |
1934 | Toronto [91] | Dick Butler (Lindsay) [92] |
1933 | Toronto [93] | Dr. J.N. Harvie (Orillia) [94] |
1932 | Toronto [95] | W. F. Sparling (Granite) or Ross Harstone (Hamilton Thistle) |
1931 | Toronto [96] | Hamilton Victorias (C. Smith & D. Walker) [97] |
1930 | Toronto [98] | Cobourg (W. G. Potts & Judge Larry O'Connor) [99] |
1929 | Toronto [100] | Toronto Victorias (H. H. Chisholm & Col. W. O. Morris) [101] |
1928 | Toronto [102] | Kingston (R. H. G. Travers & George Hanson) [103] |
1927 | Toronto [104] | Stratford (Mssrs. Batchelor and Bruce) [105] |
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Playoffs have been held since 1981. Between 1972 and 1980 and before 1967 the winner of the round robin won the event (before 1955 there appears to have been a playoff). From 1967 to 1971, it was a double knock out.
Before 1931, it was a double rink event. Not sure which team got picked to go to the Brier.
Year | City | Runner up skip (club) |
2014 | Smiths Falls | Glenn Howard (Penetanguishene) |
2013 | Barrie | Joe Frans (Bradford) |
2012 | Stratford | Peter Corner (Brampton) |
2011 | Grimsby | Greg Balsdon (Loonie) |
2010 | Napanee | Bryan Cochrane (Rideau) |
2009 | Woodstock | Peter Corner (Brampton) |
2008 | Waterloo | Peter Corner (Brampton) |
2007 | Sarnia | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
2006 | Guelph | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
2005 | Whitby | Glenn Howard (Coldwater) |
2004 | Owen Sound | Glenn Howard (Coldwater) |
2003 | Mississauga | Peter Corner (Glendale) |
2002 | Belleville | Phil Daniel (Kingsville) |
2001 | Woodstock | John Morris (Stayner) |
2000 | Nepean | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
1999 | Brantford | Phil Daniel (Tilbury) |
1998 | Peterborough | Phil Daniel (Tilbury) |
1997 | Guelph | Wayne Middaugh (St. George's) |
1996 | Pickering | Russ Howard (MacTier) |
1995 | Kingston | Russ Howard (Penetanguishene) |
1994 | St. Thomas | Axel Larsen (Guelph) [1] |
1993 | Trenton | Mike Harris (Tam O'Shanter) [2] |
1992 | Nepean | Mike Harris (Tam Heather) [3] |
1991 | Owen Sound | Kirk Ziola (Highland) |
1990 | Chatham | Bob Fedosa (Brampton) [4] |
1989 | Trenton | Ed Werenich (Avonlea) [5] |
1988 | Nepean | Russ Howard (Penetanguishene) [6] |
1987 | Chatham | Ed Werenich (Avonlea) [7] |
1986 | Richmond Hill | Wayne Tallon (Navy) [8] |
1985 | Kingston | Jim Sharples (Dixie) [9] |
1984 | Peterborough | Bob Turcotte (Oshawa) [10] |
1983 | Burlington | Bill Walsh (Navy) [11] |
1982 | Brantford | Dave Walker (Avonlea) [12] |
1981 | Markham | Ron Manning (Keene) [13] |
1980 | Brampton | Bob Charlebois (Dundas Granite) [14] |
1979 | St. Thomas | Ron Manning (Terrace) [15] |
1978 | St. Catharines | Paul Savage (Avonlea) [16] |
1977 | Brantford |
Jim Sharples (Leaside) Dave Merklinger (Hylands) Bob Charlebois (Dundas Valley) [17] |
1976 | Peterborough [18] | Earle Morris (Navy) [19] |
1975 | Cambridge [20] |
Ron Manning (Lambton) Bill Dixon (Brampton) [21] |
1974 | East York [22] | Joe Gurowka (Dixie) [23] |
1973 | Orillia | Ken Buchan (London) [24] |
1972 | Gloucester [25] | Bob Woods (Royals) [26] |
1971 | Guelph | Bruce Munro (Humber Highland) [27] |
1970 | Oshawa [28] | Joe Gurowka (Dixie) [29] |
1969 | London [30] | Bill Creber (Parkway) [31] |
1968 | Kingston [32] | Eldon Coombe (Ottawa) [33] |
1967 | Orillia [34] | Bill Lewis (Trenton) [35] |
1966 | Brampton | George Parkes (St. Thomas) |
1965 | Cobourg | Joe Gurowka (Dixie) [36] |
1964 | Niagara Falls | John Ross (Parkway) [37] |
1963 | Hamilton [38] | Bob Knippelberg (Glebe) [39] |
1962 | Owen Sound | Bob Knippelberg (RCAF) [40] |
1961 | Ottawa [41] | Mac White (Belleville) [42] |
1960 | Welland | Bayne Secord (Tam O'Shanter) [43] |
1959 | Sarnia | Mike Chernoff (Kingston) [44] |
1958 | Oshawa | Bob Marshall (Toronto Granite) [45] |
1957 | Kitchener | Bill Wyse (Toronto) [46] |
1956 | Peterborough [47] | Jack Sands (Kingston) [48] |
1955 | Galt | Al Jones (Guelph)
[49] Carl Asmussen (Kitchener Granite) [50] |
1954 | Orillia [51] | Stan Sarjeant (Orillia) [52] |
1953 | Toronto [53] | Sid Smithers (Galt) [54] |
1952 | Toronto [55] | J. G. W. (Jack) [56] Sands (Kingston) [57] |
1951 | Kingston [58] | Charles Cassels (Hamilton Thistle) [59] |
1950 | Kitchener [60] | Harry Howard (Toronto Granite) [61] |
1949 | Toronto [62] | Ralph Clark (Peterborough) [63] |
1948 | Hamilton [64] | Ross Tarlton (Hamilton Thistle) [65] |
1947 | Toronto [66] | Stan Sarjeant (Orillia) [67] |
1946 | Toronto [68] | Ross Tarlton (Hamilton Thistle) [69] |
1945 | Toronto [70] | W. O. Morris (Toronto aggregation) [71] |
1944 | Toronto [72] | A. J. Parkhill (Oshawa) [73] |
1943 | Toronto [74] | Bert Hall (Kitchener) [75] |
1942 | Toronto [76] | Ken Miles (High Park) [77] |
1941 | Toronto [78] | William Mark (Bobcaygeon) [79] |
1940 | Toronto [80] | Charlie Mason (Toronto Granite) [81] |
1939 | Toronto [82] | Harvey Sproule (High Park) [83] |
1938 | Toronto [84] | T.S. Graham (Toronto) [85] |
1937 | Toronto [86] | Dr. J.A. Wright (London) |
1936 | Toronto [87] | Andy Grant (Royals) [88] |
1935 | Toronto [89] | Fred Lumb (Kingston) [90] |
1934 | Toronto [91] | Dick Butler (Lindsay) [92] |
1933 | Toronto [93] | Dr. J.N. Harvie (Orillia) [94] |
1932 | Toronto [95] | W. F. Sparling (Granite) or Ross Harstone (Hamilton Thistle) |
1931 | Toronto [96] | Hamilton Victorias (C. Smith & D. Walker) [97] |
1930 | Toronto [98] | Cobourg (W. G. Potts & Judge Larry O'Connor) [99] |
1929 | Toronto [100] | Toronto Victorias (H. H. Chisholm & Col. W. O. Morris) [101] |
1928 | Toronto [102] | Kingston (R. H. G. Travers & George Hanson) [103] |
1927 | Toronto [104] | Stratford (Mssrs. Batchelor and Bruce) [105] |
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About forty pages (of 4,324,793) mostly lists (and sports and gov't) pages have the red link issues I'm cleaning up per the admin template Category:Wikipedia red link cleanup.
I am not a bot. I'd like some personal feedback on why anyone thinks the edit was reverted. I will be happy to work with a reasonable length list of redlinks to retain. Thanks, and happy editing. — Cpiral Cpiral 18:52, 10 September 2013 (UTC)
— Cpiral Cpiral 16:16, 11 September 2013 (UTC)