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

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SECOND FIFTEEN The experience of several senior members of the side helped to COII1- bat the inexperience of the newer members of the team. A great deal of enthusiasm was noticeable, and when skill and experience match this enthusiasm a great improvement will be forthcoming. RESULTS OCTOBER 19 School v. Claremont High School, won 28-0 NOVEMBER 5 School v. Brentwood College, won 8-3 12 School v. Old Boys, lost 5-9 19 School v. St. Georgels, won 11-8 DECEMBER 3 School v. Shawnigan Lake School, lost 9-14 FEBRUARY 9 School v. Victoria High School, won 21-0 25 School v. Brentwood College, lost 0-13 MARCH 11- School v. St. Georgels School, lost 0-18 11 School v. Shawnigan Lake School, won 8-5 B. C. C. S. THIRD FIFTEEN Despite the loss of six players from the original Team, the 3rd, XV managed to remain unbeaten throughout the lVinter term. The pack exploited their weight in the loose mauls, but found little joy in the more intellectually demanding set-piece line-outs and scrums. The backs played with vigour, but would have done better with a net each to catch the elusive leather. The Team entered the Spring term with their customary light-heart- edness, but without several regular players and lacking their previous ingenuity. The result was defeat at the hands of Shawnigan and St. George's -- the only losses of the season. The outstanding player in every match was Stelck I, who combined excellent hooking with non-stop harrassment of the opposition. This made him a natural choice for pack leader and Captain. Wilson, at fly half, played imaginative football, with little luck, whilst the wing men, Perrey and McKay II ran with determination and low trajectory to score well. J. C. S. 29

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: - T, - F f 1. 5-vi-321 - . 3- - . 5:2-is-3 :ii ' ' 'f -aff, ra: - -: 21- .f, . yy, .ag M Qnd. XV Standing: G. Chellin. J. Prince. C. Fortune. G. Featherstone, G. VVilson, R. Adams. NI. Wlalsh. Seated: M. YVatkins, C. Rowland. M. Klaclean, Brinkley fGapt.j Houston, B. Paul, D. de Rosenroll. 'SIL ??3..144'?fi, Eiifyzfg ' ' x - . H, wif-sszi'-5 4i?ff' 45 -sz . -r-Zig?-Q. G- A-.i7':fjf 1+FL ' -3 f'f'7 ' ferr. 1 :iff ---- .-,. .Qi-fz, ue- gg- 1 ' 1- Ll V. ' 'l'.E ig .1 . -1. J fha V ,... .DER 3rd. XV Sflllldllllgf Nl. Perry. D. Yavru, D. Guthrie. J. Riddle. N. Bishop, D. Macdonald, N. Fraser. Se11!vfl.' T. I'ill1SL'li. B. Gibson, R. Scholefield, R. Stelck QCapt.D, R. lNlaCKay, B. Angus, F. llackay.

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fig' 4th. XV Standing: M. Brock, M. Klaas, R. Turner, Sime, S. Forbes, Gulley, -I. Dobson, M. Houle. Seated: L. Grumbach, K. Quinn, E.. Coole, E. Payne QCapt.j, D. Gillespie, G. Wilder, J. Jenkins. 32 WN in i -gtg Y:5!1r:4g5- 'A' X ff ' s'f-fi ,ss-wh' i b R R mi ' 1 K SENIOR COLTS XV .S'ta1z1lirzg: R. Lauder, R. Dade, J. Enright, D. Kyle, R. Grove, M. Wolf, J. Nutting. Serzieds R. Storrie, M. Osberg, A. Avila, P. Chapman CCupt.j, E. Keil, S. Mauro, B. Grumbnvh. Front: Hart-Maxham, S. Taylor.