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

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Bryn-Jones, D. Y. Shaw, II. l',. Baker, M. l.. Clifford, XY. E. Cox, -I. XY. Shipley, -I. I.. XYhitto1ne. R. M. Duke and .X. C. Cotter. Several -lunior games were played and some talent was noticed. Myers, Read. Davison. Bigelow and Harker I showed particular promise. lst XI MATCHES SCHOOL vs. OAK BAY C. C. The School opened the season against a fairly strong side from Dak Bay C.C. Morgan led the bowlers with four wickets for 29 runs. Morgan also batted nicely and was undefeated with 41. Clitford I, going in nrst, played a most useful innings and showed promising form. but the rest of the School batting was feeble. A drawn game resulted. OAK B.-XY C.C. ' UNIVERSITY SCHOOL C.C. Scott, b. Morgan .................... -.. 7 Morgan, not out .........,..............,,,.....,,, . Atkins, b. Morgan ..............., 2 Clililvrd I, b. Parkins .,.............. .-L Sparks, b. Shaw ..... - .............. .- ...... 35 llryn-Jones, b. Parkins . ...L- Parkins, run out ....... - ....... - 245 llaker, b. Parkins . .......... -... -L- Hobday, b. Shaw ....... - .......... - ....... 3 Shaw, b. Dobbie .............. L .................... Dobbie, l.b.w. Morgan . ..........,,..... 10 Lox, run out ...........,........... LL ...... L.. L Deane, b, Morgan L .... L ........... ...... L . 0 Morant, b. Dobbie ..,,. L .... L ...,..., -- .... . Jermaine, not out ...... - ...... ......... I S XYhittome, b. Dobbie ..... -..L ..... L Sherritt, b. Morant ........ ......... 1 Duke, not out .......................... . ...--..... Donnelly, not out ......... .... 5 lic-nnett, did not bat Hale, did not bat Shipley I, l.b.w. Relton ...... L ......... Extras ........ - ..... - ...... L ...... - ............. ......... 1 0 Extras ......... ........ .............. L ...............,... .... L . Total for 8-wickets .................. 102 Total for 7 wickets ..... - ........... 433 SCHOOL vs. BRENTWOOD COLLEGE The only School bowler to keep a length was Shaw, who took four for nine. The School fielding was slovenly and Brentwood eventually made 48. 14 of which were byes. The School batting. on a wicket that was admittedly very poorj was shocking, and the side was out for 10, which, it is thought, is the lowest total ever made by the 1st XI. BRENTVVOOD COI-ECE C.C. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL C.C. Powell, b. Shaw .........,..., L ..,. LL ........... 3 Morgan, b. Dunlop II ..... - ...... - ...... 0 Dunlop I, b. Morant ...... L .... LL ...... 0 Clifford I, b. Powell ..... - .... L...L ..... . 0 Alexander, b. Shaw L ...... -L ....... L ..... T Cox, b. Dunlop II ....................... - ..... L Kerbey, b. Morant ................... - ......... 3 Bryn-Jones, b. Powell ....,...... - .... -- Stone II, l.b.w. Shaw ........... - ..... L 0 Baker, c.Kerbey, b. Dunlop II Dunlop II, c. Duke, b. Shaw... 3 O'Halloran I, b. VVhittome ...... 3 Bridge I, b. VVhittome ........... - ..... 2 McMahon, run out ..... LL- ................... 4 Wiebenson, b. Morgan .................. 2 Smith, not out ............... - ...... .. ...... -..- 7 Extras ...,................. ..... .......... - ........ - - 144 Total ...... 48 Shaw, c. McMahon, b. Powell Morant, b. Powell -...- .,.. L ........,. L.-L Duke, c. Alexander, b. Powell VVhittome, b. Dunlop II L.-L ...... Cotter, b. Dunlop II ........... L ........... Shipley I, not out ...... L ...., L ...,. L,L,,,- Extras ....... - ............... -. ...... Total ......... ..... - ..... 17

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SCHOOL vs. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL NINCOGSN Batting tirst. the lnCogs were all out for 52, lllajor Moilliet batting freely to score more than half the runs made from the bat. Morant took four for 16 and Bryn-Jones three for nine. Of the School batsmen, Morgan alone looked Capable and the innings Closed for 42.1. Holms, R. Henman and A. G. Tisdall bowled with success for the lnCogs . UXIYERSITY SCHOOL ' HIYCOGQ.. CC UXIYERSITY SCHOOL C.C. R. H. Parsons, b. Morant ............ 2 Morgan, b. Holms ...... L ...................... 8 R. G. R. Dalziel, b. Morant ......... I3 Cliilord I, b. Tisdall L .......... ..L.-..LL 0 A. G. Tisdall, C. Bryn-Jones, Bryn-jones, b. Tisdall ..... L .... L ...... 1 b. Morgan ................................... L ..,.. -1 Cox, b. Holms ..... L .... L... R. L. Challoner, b. Morgan ...... 0 Baker, b. Holms ..... L.. R. H. Tye, C. 'XVhittome, Shaw, C. 8: b. Holms b. Morant ...... L ....... L ......................... 0 Myers, b.Tisdal1 ..... L... Major E. Moilliet, b. Shaw ..... LL 2.5 Duke, C. Parsons, b. Moillxet XY. H. Parker, l.b.w.L.LMOrant 0 Cotter, C. Challoner, J. A. Richardson, b. VVenman ..... LL... l.b.w. Bryn-Jones ................. L ..... 0 Morant, not out ..... L P. G. Skillings, b. Bryn-Jones 3 I. E. Y. Holms,b. Bryn-Jones .5 D . . Rraide, not out ......... L .............. LL. 1 XY. R. G. XVCTIIIIHI1, C. Duke, b. Morgan ........... L ...... ...................... 5 Extras ................. L ........ ...L 6 Total ....... LL..- ........,..... L ...,.........., XVhittome, b. VVen I'I13.Tl Shipley I, b. Vwlenman Lxtras ..... L ........................ L.-. Total ...... L ............... SCHOOL vs. SH.-XWNIG.-KN LAKE SCHOOL The School, batting tirst, started fairly well but a rot set in which was only stopped by a partnership between Morgan and Morant of 13 runs. The innings Closed for 102 which was far better than at one time seemed possible. Morgan's innings was an invaluable one and Chanceless. Shawnigan, with the exception of Relton. batted feebly. Morant took live Wickets for live runs and .Tones three for seven, and the School won by T4 runs. L'N1x'LiRs1Tr SCHOOL CC. SH-AXWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL Morgan, not out ................. ...... L ...... L L 45 Relton, C. 8: b. M0rgar1......--..L. 7 Clifford l, C. X b. Pearkes ....... L 2 Xaden, C. Shipley, b. Morant 1 Bryn-Jones, b. Randall ........... L ..... 0 Pearkes, l.b.W. Morant ..... - ........... 7 Cox, b. Relton .................................. L ...... 10 Randall, C. Duke, b. Jones ..... - ..... 0 Shaw, b. Relton ...., L.. ......... ....... L 0 Freeth, C. Morgan, b. Jones .... .. 5 Duke, b. Relton ...... . ..L ....... L 0 Hanson, C. Duke, b. Jones ...... L 1 Cook, b, Relton ..... L ....... L ...... L 0 Forrest, not out ........ . Cotter, b. Relton .L ..... 4 Birch, b. Morant .... Morant, b. Relton ......, L ...... ......... 2 7 Kneuchelhan, run Ou VVl1lt'lO1llC, b. Relton ..... .................. 0 Burr, b. Morant ........... - Shipley, l.b.w., b. Relton ....... L ...... T Parke, b. Morant ...... Ext ras ...... L. .......................... .................... L .L 7 Ext ras ................................. L.- Total .... . .............. 102 Total ........ .