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

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Q W . v .si 5 ,,, , my ,. 1- My - .I I ms- dbz. A Fa - ., Sf.. QW, :gig POLLARD DUKE BIGELOW COLOURS AWARDED, 1947-48 PREFECTS-Cotter I, Mackenzie, Shaw, Clifford Duke, Patterson GYM-Clifford SHOOTING-Cotter I, Mackenzie RUGBY-Duke, Cotter I, Shipley I, ShipleyII DIVING-Davison CRICKET-Clifford, Shaw TENNIS--Duke Perram Cfor 19473 15

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100 100 yards, under 14 yards, under 16 and Blundell Cup yards, under 12 yards, open and St. Luke's Cup Tug-of-War 75 yards, under 10 1 mile, under 16 120 yards Hurdles, open 1 Mile, under 14 1 Mile, open 100 100 Old Boys Race, 100 yds. Mile, open Junior Relay Relay Race, School vs. Old Boys Sack Race Mile Open, Thorne Cup High Jump, open High Jump under 16 High Jump under 14 Long Jump, open Long Jump, under 16 Long Jump, under 14 Cricket Ball Throw Cross Country Race, Old Boys' Cup Senior Champion Intermediate Champion Junior Champion Gymnasium, Hay Croft Cup Branson, Bigelow, Brown II, 12 4X5 sec. Pollard, Burnett, Butler I, 11 3X5 sec. Barker II, Queale, Harrison, 13 4X5 sec. Duke, Shaw, Price, 11 sec. Day Boys Butler III, Spaven, Boas III Burnett, Pollard, Butler II, 59 sec. Duke, fPrice, Shaw, 18 sec. Bigelow, Branson, Barker I, 1 min. 7 sec. Mackenzie, Shaw, Hogarth, 57 sec. Tisdall, Wenman, Graham Shipley II, Strang, Clifford, 2 min. 17 4!5 s. l ox's Four, 1 min. 415 sec. Old Boys, R. Dalziel, Bennett, Whittome, R. G. R. Dalziel, 43 sec. Barker I, Barker II, Butler III Mackenzie, Shipley II, Burnett, 5 min. 2 s Field, Shipley I, Rimmer, 5'4 Pollard, Fraser, Burnett, 4'10 Brown II, Bell, Branson, 4'5 Luke, Price, Shaw, 18'105 Pollard, Burnett, Newton, 3'17 Bigelow, Brown III, Shanks, 15'3 Shaw, Mackenzie, Cotter I, 87 yds. 2 ln. Burnett, Wilson, Barker I Duke Pollard Bigelow Clifford Harvey Memorial Rifle-best shot in the School-Mackenzie. Harvey Cup-best shot in D.C.R.A.-Davison. Don Braidwood Cup-best Intermediate shot-Kingham. Platoon Cup-No. 1 Platoon. BOXING Dust Weight-Goodrich II Paper Weight-Trowsdale Fly Weight-Branson Bantam Wei ght-Read Feather Weight-Bolton Cup-Noel Light Weight-I. K. Ker Cup-Gilbert Welter Weight-Pollard Heavy Weight-Humphrey Baynes Cup-Shipleyl Most Scientific Boxer-Tyson 14

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l f Q CQ I l f gf by 1 l X S, ay' V? Z I aa 'ff -,-.-.-,-.-,-.-.- Q ' 5 1x-:-L-1-1-' ' ' m:,.?afa' - ? E T Q' X 1 Fil' - '-fig .Q ' X ef sg 'N wi ,z I we 5 R I ' IL . fs? C W. fiffrif ,L J il!! ' 1 ' CRICKET l9-48 With ive of last year's side available, prospects for the season were promising. However, although the summer term was rather longer than usual it was as busy as ever, and the number of cricket fixtures actually carried through was most disappointing. Bad weather delayed the opening, while a week end holiday and rain forced the cancellation of two matches. In all, five matches were played, three of which were won, one lost and one drawn. Four boys-Clifford, Cotter I, Duke and Shaw averaged over ten runs per innings with the bat, while Shaw and Mackenzie bore the brunt of the bowling. The fielding was quite keen without being brilliant, the out- standing feature being the very fast and accurate throwing from cover by Cotter I. Shipley I kept wicket adequately and his understanding with Cotter I resulted in many a run out. M. L. Clifford was elected captain and made a very prom- ising beginning. D. V. Shaw assisted him as vice-captain. Colours were awarded to Clifford and Shaw, and the official team for the season was as follows: M. L. Clidford, D. V. Shaw, A. C. Cotter, R. M. Duke, G. R. Shipley, J. W. Shipley, D. A. Davison. J. B. Colquhoun, J. G. Myers. H. L. B. Mackenzie, G. T. L. Read. The Clayton Cup was won by Duke's team but only after surviving competition of the keenest kind from the side cap- tained by Shipley I. The Colts played six games but were not successful in winning any of them. The standard of play in the lower school was not high. The Prize Bat presented by the University School Incogs to the best all round cricketer in the School was won by M. L. Clifford. 16