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

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220 Yards. under 14 ,...... Y.w.,.. l . Eyes I: 2. Tidman: 3. lNIcRue 129.2 s.:i 220 Yards under 16 ,r,.,w, ,,.r,..,. 1 . Beyer: 2. Philipsen: 3, Lund I 126.6 s.l 220 Yards open .............. ........, 1 . Skinner: 2. lN'arren I: 3. Ross I 125.0 s.i 440 Yards, under 14 ....... ,....... 1 . Eyes I: 2. Whidden: 3. Grosskleg 165.6 s.+ 440 Yards. under 16 ,...... ............. 1 . Storr: 2. Maude I: 3. Gerry 162.0 s.i 440 Yards open ........... ............,. 1 . Skinner: 2, Moffat: 3. Ross I 157.8 s.1 Half Mile, under 16. ..... ........ l . Maude I: 2. Storr: 3. Clough 12 m. 26.8 s.v Half Mile, open ....,... .............. 1. Skinner: 2. Moffat: 3. Dalziel 12 m. 15 s.fv One Mile, open ................................ 1. Symons: 2. Mulder: 3. Clough 15 m. 18 s.l 120 Yards Hurdles, under 16 .............. l. Lund I: 2. Ross II: Sanders 120.0 s.j 120 Yards Hurdles, open ............ ......,. 1 . Moffat: 2. Rose: 3. Skinner 117.0 s.J High Jump. High Jump, High jump, High Jump, Broad Jump. Broad jump, Broad Jump, Broad jump. under 1 1. Eyes II: 2. Struthersg 3. Hunt 13' 8 1 under 14 ........ ....... 1 . Grosskleg: 2, Whidden: 3. Eyes I 14' 7 l under 16 ........ ........ l . Beban Ig 2. Seymour: 3. Grosskleg 14' 531 open ............... ............. 1 . Richards: 2. Moffat: 3. Idiens 14' 1l j under 12 ...... .,...... 1 . Struthers: 2. Eves II: 3. Dial II 113' l0 ,i under 14 ......... ...... 1 . Eves I: 2. VVhidden: 3. Plant II 115' 831 under 16 ...... ......... 1 . Beyer: 2. Eyes I: 3. Cabeldu 116' 4' 1 open .......... ...... 1 . Higgs II: 2. Moffat: 3. Ross I 118' 3 :J Pollard I: 2. Leon: 3. Findlay 136' 4 J Shot Putt, open ........... Discus Throw, open .... Cricket Ball Throw. 0 Crofton: 2. Moffat: 3. Pollard I- Findlay 11lO' 6 J pen ................ 1. Pollard 'Ig 2. Hillary: 3. Moffat- Findlay 198 yds. 1 ft.b Sack Race, under 10 ......... ...... 1 . Appleton: 2. Ketcheson: 3. du Gardein Sack Race, under 12 .................. ...... 1 . Hubbard I: 2. Eves II: 3. Appleton Old Boys' Race ..................................... ........ l . Rooper: 2. MacNeil: 3. Sherratt Junior School Relay 1400 yds.l ........................ 1. Founders: 2. Brentwood 156 s.l School v. Old Boys Relay 1400 yds.j .... 1. Old Boys I: 2. School: 3. Old Boys II 43 s. Junior Champion 1Marpo1e Cupj ...,.,............................................,............... lives Intermediate Champion 1Worthington Cupl ...... ..,........ B eyer Senior Champion 1Corsan Cupj ......................... ............ M offat Interhouse Championship .......... ......... B rentwood C.F.G. 13

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RUGBY FOOTBALL At the Annual Nleeting held early in the Christmas Term A. Leon and Higgs were elected Captain and Vice-Captain respectively. Prospects for the season were considered to be good. six of last year's side being available. This hope was not borne out. Leon. the Captain. was never well, and on the few occasions when he did play showed mere flashes of his real form. This disaster seemed to affect the whole side adversely. Some of the more prominent members were badly out of condition. and it was obvious that School Football was in competition with other and less desirable interests. Of the fifteen matches played by the lst XV six were won. eight lost and one drawn. Colours were awarded to R. R. Dalziel. C. R. L. Higgs, T. Rose and Rfoffat. The full Team was as follows: J. A. Leon, S. Higgs, S. R. Queale. R. R. Dalziel, G, R. L. Higgs, T. Rose, Nloffat. YV. XY. Wlatson, D. C. Nlulder. M. L. Crofton, C. Dearing. R. xl. McLeod. C. L. Pollard. B. W. L. Stamer. S. M. Findlay. lN'.R.G.lN'. FIRST FIFTEEN MATCHES SCHOOL V. OAK BAY WANIJERERS The School opened the season on November 6th. when they were at home to the Wanderers. who. reinforced by several senior players. provided very potent opposition and won by two goals. two tries and a penalty goal fl9 pts.m to a goal and a try T8 pts.v. The first half was well contested with the School holding their own territorially. The YVanderers. however. were better together behind the scrum and at half time had scored a goal. a penalty goal and a try. The School pressed dangerously at times but their only success came just before the whistle. when Moffiat kicked through the middle and Crofton was successful in a scramble on the Wanderers' line. Higgs I failed to convert and the lN'anderers led ll-3 at the changeover. N The School played vigorous football after the restart and. after a long period of steady pressure. they were successful when a quick throw in gave Watson an opportunity which he turned to good account. scoring far out. Higgs I improved this try with a splendid kick. The School continued to press and for a time they seemed likely to equalize. but they fell away in the last ten minutes and conceded a goal and a try. the lVanderers winning 19-8. 15