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

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JUNIOR CRICKET XI Q :T . , is 1- .fs , I I ' , I if ,dk ' I I -fff-:gi 4 ' 4 3 I I 7 ' ' I -1 - as I , . II ' I Q ' . , - I I - I f ' - , .V ' . 'Q - 'EERE' 1 1 A ., '1 -f- . ,fr ij' . .,,4, .... . A,.. , ' ' ,::.,., I V, -. H.':::: - :-:- - ' -,-- V -- -beef: .f , I cp.-l--,Ig-I ' I ' -' A . I ' T' ' ' ' A,,, Scott, Smith II, Beckton, Braide, Smith III, Anderson, Wylie, Skillings, Robertson fCapt.J, Collett II, Collett I, fReading from left to rightj JUNIOR TEAM MATCHES UNIVERSITY IUNIoRs vs. QUALICUM BEACH SoHooL: Played at' University School on Ivlay Ist. Won 61f12. The School batted first and found little difficulty in the bowling. Kennedy batted well for 22 but his running between the wickets was atrocious. Robertson II declared the innings closed for 61 with 4 wickets down. Qualicum Beach School found the School bowling much too good for them and were all out for 12 runs. Robertson had 5 for 5, and Collett II, 5 for 7. UNIVERSITY JUNIORS vs. GLENLYON: Played at University School on May 7th, Won 35 f14. Collett II and Robertson II again ran through the opposition and Glenlyon was out for 14. Collett had 5 for IO, and Robertson, 4 for 3. The School batting was tame in the extreme and against very poor bowling only collected 35 runs. The running was again very poor. Collett II had a hat trick and caught a real beauty in the slips. UNIX'ERSITY JUNIORS vs. F.-XIRBRIDGE FARM ScHooL: Played at University School on May 10th. Won 5043. Col' lett, Robertson and Anderson got the Fairbridge boys out twice, for 13 and 14 .Anderson took four wickets with successive balls in the first innings and Robertson did the same in the second. Anderson had 6 wickets for 3, and Robertson had 3 for 7, and Collett, 9 for 15. The School made SO for seven of which 3 were run out.

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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

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UNIVERSITY Jumoas vs. FAIRBRIDGE PARA SCHOOL! Played at Fairbridge Farm School. Won 54f17. The School gave a fair display against rather weak bowling. Smith II was a high scorer, making 15 runs. Fairbridge put up quite a struggle, had some good fielding, but were too inexperienced to stand up against the bowling of Anderson and Collett II. Tipler and Stoker and Low made all the runs for Fairbridge. ,1-il..i.ili- UNIVERSITY SCHOOL INCOGS The Annual Meeting of the Incogs was held at the School on March 6th, As was to be expected there was only a small attend' ance. It was decided to function as a club, and to keep intact as far as possible. The Headmaster was again elected President and SecretaryfTreasurer. Mr. Howden was named as Captain for such occasional matches as might be arranged from time to time. The only match arranged to date was played on May 24. Really it was the School vs. Incogs fOld Boys. An account of this appears under the heading of Old Boys Notes . 4 COLOURS RUGBY -Cupples I, Mackay, Gibbs. BOXING -- Leslie. GYM - Duke TENNIS - Leslie CRICKET-Twiss, Gibbs, Mercer, Cupples I. SHOOTING -Mackay, Bailey, Vernon. TRACK - Cupples I. SENIOR SPORTS CHAMPION-Cupples I. PREFECTS-Young, Duke, Moilliet. HEADMASTERS PREFECT AWARDS - Cupples, Vernon, Young. .i SPORTS DAY The Annual Sports Day was held, as usual, on the hrst Saturf day in June, this year june 7th. The weather was perfect except for the wind which made it a little unpleasant. The usual large crowd of parents and friends of the school attended. As might be expected, there were very few Old Boys present. Notwithstanding, the usual relay race took place and was won by the school only by a narrow margin. The races were keenly contested. No new records were made. The Senior Championship and Wilson Miniature were won by Cupples Ig the Intermediate Championship by Dalziel III: and the junior Championship by Dalziel IV. 23