
Back Row: L. Sinclair, Coach; A.C. Samson, President; Lauder Phillips; Al Silverthorne; George Wilson, Manager; W.A. Aldritt, Physical Director.
Front Row: R. Burgess; W. Thorogood; MiKe Shea; Ian Woolley, Captain; E. Pearson; Joe Dodds; W.Walkey.
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![]() | 1926, 1927, 1932 Senior Canadian Champions The 1932 Toilers have been inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame. |

The team went down in an air crash on March 31,1933, killing Mike Shea and Joe Dodds.

“Toilers”. Basketball Champions. 1932
City of Winnipeg, Province of Manitoba, Dominion of Canada.
J. Dodds. W. Thorogood. E. Pearson. M. Shea. R. Burgess. L. Phillips. A. Silverthorn. W. Walkey. I. Woolley.