From 1925 to 1936 there was no competition for the Minto Cup which was placed in storage by the Minto Cup Trustees. The New Westminster Salmonbellies claim the titles for these years of non-competition.
History
Lacrosse was a demonstration sport at the Olympics in 1928 in Amsterdam. The New Westminster Field Lacrosse Club represented Canada with the result being a three-way, one win-one loss tie with each of the three competing teams having scored 12 goals. The U.S. suggested a three-way playoff to decide a single victor; Canada agreed but England refused. The Olympic committee then declared all three teams gold medal winners.
from Down Memory Lane Article -1928 Olympic Goldby Stan Shillington available on the BCLA web site here