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

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SCHOOL v. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 'INCOGSI AND OAK BAY C.C. The combined Clubs were unfortunately much too strong and the game was a disappointing one. Challoner took three of the four wickets which fell for 33 runs. and Campbell held a very good catch. 'INCOGS' AND OAK BAY Melly, ct. Campbell bld. Simpson 30 Gauvreau, ct. Bell bld. Challoner i 19 Colquhoun, not out 27 Thornton, bld. Challoner O W'hite, bld. Challoner 8 Stewart, not out i 8 Calton, did not bat Burnett, H. C., did not bat Genge, did not bat VVhittaker, did not bat UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Huntley I, bld. Genge 6 Sundt, ct. ck bld. Genge 3 Rooper, ct. White bld. Genge 0 Challoner, std. Burnett bld. Genge . 5 Barker I, ct. Whittaker bld. Genge , O Campbell, l.b.w. Stewart 11 Queale, bld. Melly' 18 Fox, ct. Whittaker bld. Stewart 4 Bell, ct. Whittaker, bld. Wlenman, R., did not bat Stewart , 2 Extras , 2 Simpson, ct. Stewart, bld. Colquohoun , 3 Mason, not out , 2 Extras 2 Total ffor 4 wicketsj 94 Total , 56 SCHOOL v. SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL Huntley I 116 for 18h and Challoner Q4 for 223 bowled well and the School made few mistakes in dismissing Shawnigan for 46 runs. The School batting was again feeble, and after Challoner left wickets were simply thrown away until Simpson and Mason came together. These two made a verv fine effort to pull the match out of the fire. Simpson dented the pavilion roof with a magnificent six but, after he had refused two half-vollevs and Mason a full pitch, the latter was bowled and Shawnigan won by one run. SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Kaye, bld. Huntley I.. . O Huntley I, bld. Hunter , 0 Bellm, ct. 8: bld. Huntley I 8 Sundt, bld. Hunter H 6 Maclnnes, ct. Moffat, bld. Challoner, bld. Hunter i 12 Challoner . 21 Goodenough, not out ..... 5 Wlilson, bld. Huntley I ,. 0 Coates, bld. Huntley I ..,, i O Hunter, bld. Challoner 2 Osvald, ct. Bell bld. Challoner 0 Banks, ct. Moffat bld. Challoner 2 Brooks, bld. Huntley I i is 1 Gaffney, bld. Huntley I i 1 Extras ,.,, ..... , 6 Total .gi Moffat, ct. Goodenough bld. Hunter ,.., , . . , 3 Rooper, bld. Bellm . 0 Campbell, bld. Bellm , , W ,. i i 0 Simpson, not out . . 13 Bell, ct. W'ilson bld. Hunter , , 0 Fox, std. Maclnnes bld. Hunter . i , 0 Barker I, ct. W'ilson bld. Hunter ., 3 Mason, bld. Goodenough , H 7 1 Extras . i . i .,.. Total 45

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few runs required were made for the loss of Sundt's wicket, and Huntley I went on to make 34 in promising fashion. The School were 66 for 5 at the close. SHAVVNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL Kaye, ct. Fox bld. Challoner ,ee,ee 0 Goodenough, bld. Huntley I .,e,e O Maclnnes, ct. Bell bld Huntley I -l Bellm, ct. Queale bld. Challoner 3 Coate, bld. Huntley I 3 3 0 Hunter, bld. Challoner 1 Banks, bld. Challoner 3 0 Gaffney, bld. Huntley I 3 3 Orvald, bld. Challoner 33 3 2 Brooks, not out ,,,., eee, 3 3 ee.e 33 ,v,,se ,,i. 3 33 0 Wilson II, ct. Bell bld. Challoner 0 Extras 3 3 3 33 0 Total 3 33 3 33 33 13 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Sundt, run out 33 3 3333 3333333.3..3333.,,3333r3.. 3 3 3 Huntley I, not out 33333333 3rr3r3333,,3333333r3r333 3 -1- Rooper, ct. Banks bld. Hunter 11 Challoner, ct. 8: bld. Bellm ,33333 11 Barker I, run out 33333 33333333,3333,33333,33,3 O Campbell, ct. Gaffney bld. Kaye 2 Bell, not out 333333 3333333333 33333333 r33333333,33333333,3, 1 Fox, did not bat Simpson, did not bat Queale, did not bat Mason, did not bat Extras 33 3 3.,33333333333333333333 3333333 3 4 Total ffor 5 wicketsl 66 SCHOOL v. ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL Playing at home the School were well beaten by St. George's by an innings and two runs. Simpson had a good match, taking 5 for 16 and showing a lack of timidity with the bat which might well have been copied by others. Moffat made a bright 23 in the School's second innings but there were many complete failures. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL First Innings Huntley I, bld. Jesson O Sundt, run out 3 2 Challoner, l.b.w. Tait 33 3 1 Rooper, bld. ,lesson 0 Moffat, ct. Anton bld. Tait l Queale, ct. Mercer bld. Jesson 1 Campbell, bld. Tait 3 O Bell, bld. Tait 3 3333 O Fox, ct. Fletcher bld. ,lesson 6 Simpson, not out 33 3 9 Barker I, bld, Tait 0 Extras 3 3 Total 33 3 3 23 ST. GEORGES SCHOOL Money, bld. Huntley I 33 -I Tynan I, run out 33 33 O Jesson, bld. Challoner 3 3 12 Tait, bld. Simpson 3 29 Fletcher, ct. Huntley I bld. Simpson 3 3 3 l3 Tynan II, ct. Barker I bld. Simpson 3 33 1 Irvin, bld. Challoner 3 3333. 0 Anton, bld. Simpson 3 3 1 Tyson, bld. Challoner 0 Mercer, ct. Moffat, bld. Simpson 33333 33 3 3 5 Taylor, not out 33 3 33333333 33 6 Extras 33 333 .3 -l Total 33 3 3333333 3 E Second Innings bld. Tait 3 33 333333 1 not ont 3 33333 3333 3 bld. Tynan I 0 bld. jesson 0 Ct. Irvin, bld. Jesson .3 3333333 33333.33, 2 3 bld. Tynan I 333. 0 l.b.w. ,lesson 333333 5 bld. Jesson 33 .3 33333333 3 1 ht. wkt. bld. Tait .33333.33333333 33,3 0 Ct. Fletcher, bld. .lesson ..3333333 3333 6 bld. Tynan I 3333333 33333333333333 3333 2 Extras 333.333 3333 3333 3 3 3 9 Total 33.33 3 333333333 50

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SCHOOL v. H.M.C.S. NADEN A very weak side from Naden were no match for the School, who won by seven wickets. Challoner took 5 for 15 and Huntley I 3 for ll. The School indulged in some light-hearted bat- ting in making 115. H.M.C.S. NADEN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Roberts, l.b.w. Challoner , , 10 Huntley I, ct. Rose, bld. Goddard, bld. Huntley I . 10 Langley ,,,,.,, ffff, .,,...,. . . Langley, bld. Challoner 0 Sundt, ct. Goddard, bld. Rose, ct. 8: bld. Challoner .. . 0 Roberts . Baker, bld. Huntley I . -l Challoner, ct. Roberts, bld Tyler, ct. Moffat bld. Challoner O Goddard .... Hazel, not out . C .... 2 Moffat, bld. Goddard Mayo, run out . C . . .... . 0 Simpson, ct. Goddard, bld Noon, ct. Fox bld. Huntley I O Langley . C .... .......... . L Greathed, ct. 8 bld. Challoner... 0 Rooper, bld. Langley I Extras .... . 2 Total - Q Campbell, ct. Goddard bld Roberts .... Bell, retired , .... .. .,.... .,...,. , Fox, l.b.w. Goddard ,...... .. Barker I, not out . I Mason, not out I.. Extras .. ,.., I Total CRICKET CHARACTERS CHALLONER fCaptainj-As a bowler he maintained an excellent length and usually managed to do a little with the ball in the air. Patient as a batsman and came on considerably. Good in the field both in the air and on the ground. Captained the side with judgment and enthusiasm. BELL fVice-Captainj-As a hitter he seldom came off as his defence was non-existent. Erratic with the ball and bowled far too many loose ones. Possessed good hands and did well in the field. SUNDT-lN'ith the bat he possessed a fair defence but did not have a good season, never developing as was anticipated. A poor judge of a run and slow in the field. ROOPER-Far more aggressive with the bat than in the past, and dealt vigorously with loose balls particularly on the leg side. In defence his footwork is weak and he fails to watch the ball carefully. There is room for much improvement in the field. MOFFAT'-Aggressive with the bat and possessed a fair defence. Keen, though rather light-hearted, as a bowler, but he can turn the ball and will take wickets when he develops more control. Excellent in the field and worth his place for this alone. A promising all-rounder. HUNTLEY I-Successful as a bowler, he maintained a good length, turn- ing the ball slightly from the off. Has also shown promise with the bat though rather languid and passive as yet. Safe in the field. CAMPBELL-Though not very successful in matches he nevertheless came on considerably with the bat, being much more confident and aggres- sive than in the past. Useful in the field and always gave of his best. SIMPSON-Very much improved with both bat and ball. A nervous starter, but he is quite aggressive and will make runs when his defence improves. Distinctly promising as a bowler and should be very success- 28