St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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Leslie ....... Gibbs ....... Mercer .... Williams ...,.. ....... Gillies ........ Young ........ Moilliet ......... ....... Cupples ...... ....... Wade .,..... Mackay ..........,.,.,,., ................. Corry .,............,,....................... UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Ct. YVood, Forrest ,.,.,,.,.........,.. L. B. W., Forrest .....,.,.....,.... Ct. Hu ntington. Forrest .,... Bowled, and Gandossi .....,... Bowled and Gandossi ..., Ct. XVheeler,'Gandossi .. Ct. Milligan, Gandossi . Ct. Wood, Gandossi .....,....., Ct. Larsen, Huntington ..... Retired .......,.........,..............,,...... Retired ....,. University School Retired .............. Extras ..,.......................... - ........... ,................. Wood ....,,.. Ewing .....,. Gandossi Larsen ................. ,..... . Huntington Vtfheeler .,..,...,,. ....,.. Hickey ......... ....... Metten .... Milligan ...... ....... Forrest ....,.... Vaughn .. Total ........................,......................,... SHAWNIGAN LAKE Bowled Williams ..........,.......... Ct. Mackay, Williams Ct. Wade, Young .... L. B. W., Young ...... Bowled Young ............. L. B, VV., Gibbs ...,.. . Ct. Mackay, XVilliams Bowled Young ..,..,..,.... Bowled Williams Bowled You ng ....,.,. Not out ..,.....,......... Extras .......,......,.,.......,..,...,.. ...... . .. 7 Total ........ .......... ,.....,. 6 5 UNIVERSITY vs. BRENTXVOOD Played at Brentwood, june 12th Brentwood won the toss and decided to Held. Good length bowling prevented our batsmen from making much headway and three were dismissed for 10 runs. Willianms and Moilliet I, however, put in some vigorous hitting and between them increased the score to 5 0. The remaining wickets fell quickly and all were out with the total at 52. Young and Williams opened the bowling for the School and dispatched four of their leading batsmen for 10. A determined stand by Gillespie partnered by Sunderland carried the score to 70. The School fielding was excellent, but an earlier change in bowlers might have proved beneficial. 20

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SCHOOL vs. OLD BOYS AND INOOGS. Played May 24th at University School Gibbs and Twiss batted very well for the School. R. Wenman and W. Peers made the runs for the Old Boys. SCHOOL Young .,......., ...,...., C t. Albert, Bowled Tisdal ............. ...... 3 Twiss ........ ......... C t. R. Wenman, Bowled Peers ......... ,.,........ 5' 0 Gibbs ..,,..., L. B. W., Bowled Tisdal ............. 21 Mercer ....... L, B. W., Bowled Tisdal .,...... . Williams ......... Bowled Peers .....................,......... Moilliet I ...,.. Bowled Tisdal ....,.....,,.,......,,. Cupples I ........,.. ......... C t. and Bowled Peers .......... Gillies .......,.. Not out ............,.,..,....,..,.,............... Wade I ....... Duke .......,... - Mackay ......, Extras ...... R. Wenman .. R. Richardson W .j. Peers ...... ........ F. Skillings ......... ........ Walker ............. Tisdal ..................... ........ G. Wenman ........... ........ Kitson .................... ........ L. Grecry ........... ........ Albert ................ Gillespie .......... Ct. Gillespie, Bowled Peers Ct. Creery Bowled Tisdal ......... Gt. Gillespie, Bowled Tisdal Total ....... OLD BOYS Ct., and Bowled Williams Bowled Young ............. . ................... Gt. Williams, Bowled Twiss .... Ct. Williams, Bowled Twiss . Ct. Gibbs, Bowled Moilliet .... Bowled Williams .............................. Ct. Mercer, Bowled Young Ct. Gillies, Bowled Williams Bowled Williams ........................... Bowled Young ........ Not out .................. Extras ........... .........,......................., .....,, Total ........ ........... l 78 SCHOOL vs. SHAWNIGAN LAKE Played june 14th at 'University School The score vvas 68f65 in favour of the school, the school retiring. The school's bowling was not bad, Young and Williams having averages of 4.6 and 5.25 respectively. The fielding was good, Mackay making two good catches. In the batting, Gupples and Moilliet disf tinguished themselves? and Mackay and Corry won the game by batting well at a most crucial time. 19

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Young .,..,...... Gillies ...,A.A...w Mercer Williams .. Cupples ...,A... Moilliet I ,..,.,. .- ..... Wade I ........ Gibbs ..,.., Leslie ........... Mackay ..i..... Corry ...... Byes ........, SCHOOL Ct. A. Gillespie, b. I. Gillespie .........,.. ...,. 5 Ct. A. Gillespie, b. McLean ................ ...,. 0 b. I. Gillespie ................,.............................. .......... 2 b. McLean ..........,...... - ......................,...... .....,.... 1 7 I... B. W., b. A. Gillespie ............ .......... 4 Ct. Sunderland, b. McLean ........... .......... 1 5 Ct. Cavenaugh, b. McLean ........... ,..,. 3 b. I. Gillespie ........... - ............................. ..... 3 Ct. Cavenagh, b. McLean ......... ..... 0 Ct. McKeen, b. McLean .......... ..... 0 Not out ..,..................,................,...,. ..... l Total .............,..........................,....... .......... 5 2 BRENTWOOD McLean .......... ........ C t. Cupples, b. Young ...,....... ..... 2 Worseley ..... - ........ b. Williams ........,,...............,...,... ..... 1 Brown ..................... ........ I.. . B. W., b. Williams ...... .......... 4 A. Gillespie Not out ................. - .................... - ........ 52 I. Gillespie Ct. Cupples, b. Young ........ ...,. O Angus ..................... ........ P layed on, b. Young ........... .,... 7 A. Gillespie b. Young .................................... ..... 2 Cavenagh ............ ........ b . Young ................ Q ........,..... .......... 1 O Sunderland Not out ................... .......... l 2 Jones ................... ........ D id not bat McKeen ..... -... ........ Did not bat Byes ........... -. ...... ...,...,.........................,.... .... 4 Total ...,.,................................,................... .......... 9 4 CRICKET CHARACTERS YOUNG CCaptainJ-A good opening batsman with a good defence. keen and alert in the Held, and a good all round bowler. A good knowledge of the game, always enthusiastic, and a good Captain. GUPPLES fVicefCaptainJ-A good bowler when he gets the length. Im' proved as a batsman, a pair of safe hands, and neat and quick in the Held. MERCER-Has improved with the bat and has a good defence. Kept wicket with great success. WILLIAMS-Improved as a batsman. A good bowler, neat in the Held, and a fast and accurate throw. Definite ability. TWISS-Our best batsman. Good drive, has possibilties as a bowler with more experience. A good Helder, and very keen and enthusiatic about the game. GIBBS-A promising batsman who has improved this year, especially at the leg side. A good pair of hands, alert and active in the Held. Plays enthusiastically. MOILLIET-Quite useful with the bat, and not a bad bowler at times. A good pair of hands, but slow in the Held. WADE-A promising batsman, but not very good at defence. Good in the Held and keen. MACKAY-A good defence, but not much in the attack. Has improved considerably. Excellent in the Held. CORRY-Drives hard with the bat, not much defence, excellent in the Held, very keen. GILLIES-Will improve as a batsman with more practice. Very good in the Held and enthusiastic about the game. 21