St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Back: Mr. Bredin, Golightly, Weir, Toy, Meredith, Fahlgren, Neal, Wattam, Sanders, Gray, McDonald, Nanson, Honeyman. Middle: Bourk, Macdonald D., Cottick, Weir, McBeath, Brook, Freed, Cousins, Campbell, Gardner, Walton, Flartley, Flunter. Front: Lamb, Sprague, Flammond, Fraser, Moncrieff, Boult, Arnett, Matthews, Roper. Funnell Purdy Arnett—Off. Tackle Def. L.B. Except for one fault—occasionally over¬ shooting an opposition end-runner in¬ stead of hunting him down with last- second caution—Randy’s off. and def. play made a flawless final year. Boult—167—Off. Guard + Def. L.B. Capable all-round, superbly fit, and won¬ derfully even-tempered. For up-coming Bantams, a model sportsman and foot¬ baller. Bourk—1 49—Flalfback Not strong defensively, Stoney had good speed around the end, but just wasn t given enough opportunity to display it. Brook—210—Off. Guard + Def. Center After a slow start, Mike took over first line center defense; we never did get to a successful 5-4-3 based on Mike, but it ought to be possible next year. Campbell—Def. End Angus had a go at def. and in practices as Tertiary; he looked a bit clumsy and uncertain, but never fearful; so much willingness and determination has to come into its own in September. Cottick—154—Def. End Eager, but not experienced enough to nail down a permanent defensive spot; Bill could block” well enough, but lacked the savvy to pick up where the opposition play was headed. Cousins—1 80—O. Tackle -f- L.B. The best defender and tackier on the team, and a first-rate offensive lineman; if he can beef up his weight without losing his speed, Kent could really pulver¬ ize opposition backs of all sizes. Everett—1 50—O. End -f- L.B. Bill wasn ' t a strong blocking end, but he could catch pretty well. Generally he turned in a competent watching effort at corner, and did an outstanding def. job in a couple of games. Fahlgren—175—O. + D. Center Fair agility and speed for a square shape, when he was up Pete was very good, especially defensively, but his work was¬ n ' t consistently alert and aggressive; lots of undeveloped drive and skill here for next season. Fraser—193—Halfback -(- L.B. An excellent plunging back, but the ball wasn ' t always firmly locked up; Clark played well anywhere along the line and with real brilliance on def. end; a very talented competitor. Freeds—130—Halfback + Tertiary Small, but explosive; his speed and agility should give the ' 65 squad end-run power; also a brilliant tertiary defender, Sam makes the bigger they are the harder they fall come true. Funnell—1 55—O. End + Def. Cor. Derek had a good pair of catching hands but wasn ' t quite rugged or big enough to cope with blocking chores; a passable defender and spirited holler guy. 30