Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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LITTLESIDE FOOTBALL lf..-. I lion XII Phillips Il tntclil. I. Xtlttittctyels, D. Cirtty, R. Todghtttn, D. Powell, .l. Dodds, N L ..w4-. I.tll. I Iialtluiit. R. Ioxt, lx. XXtitson, I. Roh, ,l. Wliclan, II. Flandc, D. Bowen, M. t ,-.Izzy Ilfi:'ti.'tt limi lhc Ilc.ttlrn.tstcr, Lt. Dtrtt, N. Ilatntltutt, Nl. Weinstein, D. l.cNloine, C Nc- ll,-.tx, I Nt-wit-'Ii. I' Illyth, IX. Il.tll, lx. Iarah, .l. Nlclean, Nl. Wcndctingnt, Mr. Bunncr it tntyit l'1ff'.'lx'fttt I Hull, D. llopltt1tsl'Xss'II. .l. Xltttlvurton Il'ztpt.I. f. Dutton ICapl.I. X llt.It',t.t1tXss'II,K.Ilftvxktl. flltwrtl. -X. C ow.tritfXss'tI. U DER 15 FODTB LL 3 lv. - I It I' s- I I It,ilt-tt. I I unit, tt liatkct. it Xktdds, Itotlc,ll.1ollutnlvttt,C II I it I NI' It-:I'untiti It I-.ttItt, Ihc Ilt-.ttliti.tstct, N. Czttnphcll, I-. Recs. .I. I - ' I i X IIN.-..i., Xl I.ti:, tt XXiIst-n, Xl Noble. I, Xltllcr, Nlr. itcttlc I I -- II 1 fri fwtt I I tint, I tl.ttI-.,t Quant t KWH. If lxccley IK ilPI.l.I N. '-l X ' I l' I. I'-uw' I' l'.rtittct+vttIttt-all Brocks Bruisers At times, the season seemed rough because of injury. Apart from the aches and pains, the team managed to get together and play ef- fectively on a few occasions. In our second meetings with UCC and Ridley, though both were losses, excellent talent was shown. Too bad this talent wasn't a little more evident during the year! So, until next season, Littleside Football is on holiday. In the Bag Ul5's season was high- lighted by a 52-14 victory over Ridley and a 54-0 trouncing of SAC. After these, there came Appleby. With some crucial injuries and two games in a row, we lost both times by a close margin. The next 4 games we easily won. Who can forget our final game vs. Ridley at home? A great crowd was out to see Trinity's most successful football team in 198-1. If there was one thing we wish we could have had, it would be a rematch against Appleby. Many thanks to the coaches.