Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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I-I6 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD Goliath As he came Down over the hill He saw The small boy Called D a v i d. One look Assured him of an easy Victory. As he raised his spear He was struck By A stone and fell DEAD At D a v i d! s Feet. -M. Currelly, IIA BOULDEN HOUSE HOCKEY While the six game schedule of the Boulden House hockey team. only indicates one win for the T.C S'er the team played hard, consistent - 1 . s, hockey for most of the season. Good tures of the season. On February 3, they lost a close notched the winner with only a few and then held off the Boulden House A week later S.A.C. were beaten 4-2 spirit and sportsmanship were fea- one to U.C.C. when the Prep. boys minutes to go in the third period offensive with fine defensive work. in what was undoubtedly the best Boulden House effort of the season. Two games with Ridley, a home and home effort. resulted in 9-4 and 9-3 defeats from a smooth skating, hard- checking Ridley team. A fast, experienced Lakefield team downed Boulden House 6-0 and 10-2 in games at the Grove and at the Peter Campbell rink. Boulden House was captained this captains were R. R. Biggs and B. C. year by J. B. Robson. The assistant McPherson. First team colours were awarded to J. B. Robso.n, R. R. Biggs, B. CY McPherson. J. P. Fyshe, N. B. Grandfield, E. B. M. Jackson, G. N. Vannon. .I. P. Vines and C. S. Archibald. Half colours were given to R. C. Murdoch, P. D. Vaisler, T. A. Carson, C. C. f'ilkCbI'CZNI, T. R. Wilkes and I. D. Campbell. Scorers were B. C. McPherson, 5, J. B. Robson, 2, R. R. Biggs, 2, V. C. Cakebrcafl. lg G. Cannon, 1: J. P. Fyshe, lg N. B. Grandfield, 1, E. B. NI. Jack: n. l. S0

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148 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD i --Q R. ,,--vw -..,.,,,..-.a ' ' W .1 1 4 'rf 1 . 'Tw- s 'wi WAITING FOR THE SKI-BUS, BOULDEN HOUSE, SUNDAY MORNING In the annual epic struggle between the titans of the ice Orchard House scored a win over their arch rivals the followers of Rigby. It was the third annual and successive win for the Orchardites. Rigby have al- ready drafted some Snipe league players for next year! SNIPE HOCKEY At the beginning of the term, all boys not on the Squadparticipated in the Snipe League so that an idea of their hockey ability could be gathered. Standings were: Team E, tCapt. Armstrongj 12 points Team C. tCapt. Fishery 11 points Team D. tCapt. Dreyerp 7 points Team B. fCapt. Bazleyj 5 points Team A. tCapt. Barnettl 5 points Following this, new teams entered into the more serious competi- tion for the Spring Cup which at the least is on a par with the Stanley t'up. The whole play of the league improved over the season - the juniors showed muc-h promise for future school teams, while the senior boys sliowed the way in team play. While the Bruins went into a mid- season slump. the other teams pressed up to the second last day before a winiier was decided. The Red Wings' late surge almost carried them to first place while the Leafs and Canadiens were always close to first