I really don't think that was Ned Hanlan.
Shall we change directions a bit?
The First Miss Toronto Contest, Sunnyside 1926:
This photo also appears as a postcard in Toronto Flashbacks 2, a collection of Toronto archival photos selected by Mike Filey. Filey's note on the postcard reads:
"Selected as the city's first "official" Miss Toronto in the summer of 1926, Jean Ford went on to enter the Miss USA competition in Atlantic City later that year. Organizers there refused her the title since she had been born outside the country."
In "I remember Sunnyside" Filey further writes:
"... the judges selected Jean Ford Tolmie, a tall, dark-eyed beauty who lived with her parents at 5 Shannon Street in the Ossington Avenue/College Street area of the city. Interestingly, Jean's name had actually been submitted by her younger brother who, fearing that his father would get upset if he saw Jean's name included in the list of contestants, used Mrs. Tolmie's maiden name and entered Jean as Jean Ford. One of the prizes awarded the new Miss Toronto was an introduction addressed to the officials of that year's Miss America contest in Atlantic City. Jean was accepted as a contestant, although she was subsequently exempted from the finals as she had not been born in the States. Nevertheless, Jean was awarded the title of Miss Congeniality."
I'm pretty sure urbantoronto has previously seen numerous photos posted of the 1937 Miss Toronto winner, Billy Hallam. (when the competition was taken over by the Toronto Police Department Amateur Athletic Association)