Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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THE ASHBURIAN 15 through the season D was still leading, followed by B and C, while A, having taken longer to get going, was not considered in the running. The weather at this point became mild, so that the last few games had to be abandoned. It was decided to play the finals at the Auditorium. After a complicated play-off system had been finished D team headed the league, having beaten both B and C the two runners-up, in two very hard fought and even games. By this league much promising material was unearthed. Great credit is due to the referees, who made the games a pleasure, instead of a menace to life and limb as in former years. -B. R. The final standing was : — Team P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. D. 6 5 1 0 41 18 10 B. „ 6 3 2 1 23 30 7 C 5 3 2 0 27 21 6 A. 7 0 6 1 21 39 1 The leading scorers were : — Name Goals Ast. Pts. Gilmour D 35 5 40 Gillies L C 12 2 14 Ritchie C 9 2 11 Schlemm B 3 9 Henderson B 7 2 9 Mr. Pattisson D 6 2 8 INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY On February 19th, the Second and Intermediate teams went down to Brockville to play St. Alban ' s School 1st and 2nd VI respectively. The ice was in bad condition owing to the recent thaw but a well contested game took place, leaving St. Alban ' s School victorious 3 — 1. The Intermediate team were rather smaller than their oppon- ents, which placed them at a disadvantage in view of the condition of the ice, but St. Alban ' s deserved to win if only for their superior combination. The score was 4 — 1 in their favour. The following represented Ashbury : — 2nd VI. — Goal: Robinson; Defence: Perodeau, Stanfield ; For- wards : Fauquier II, Coristine II, Gait II ; Spares : Ritchie, Mathias, Hart, Schlemm, Symington. Int. VI. — Goal : Boyd ; Defence : McGuckin, Evans ; Forwards : Palmer, MacCarthy I, MacCarthy II ; Spares : Hammond, Calder.

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14 THE ASHBURIAN BOLSHEVIK HOCKEY LEAGUES At the beginning of the Hockey Season it was decided to in- augurate a Bolshevik League, which would be composed of those who were too big for the Intermediates and not good enough for the Seniors. The teams were picked amid much exc itement, and later each chose a new sweater. On the opening day numerous trades of players affected the personnel of some of the teams. How- ever all disputes were settled, and the teams were as follows : — A B. C, D. Champions Hammond Macorquodale Rowley H. Smellie Rowley L Brooke Ritchie (Capt.) Ross (Capt.) Schlemm Grant Monk GilHes H. McDougall Mathias Whitcher Fensom Henderson Gillies L Gilmour Gale (Capt.) Brown (Capt.) Cooke Mr. Benson Scott Mr. Pattisson Menzies Woods Sherwood L Robertson Sherwood L McOuat Gait L Robinson MacBrien L Spence Mr. Van der Angus Byl Lang On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 28th, the league swung into action with A vs. C. After the first few games it could be seen that three teams were evenly matched, but D team was firmly placed at the head of the league. In the first couple of games, Gilmour, the hard-working D centre, placed himself at the head of the scoring column, where he remained for the rest of the season. The games were played on every possible afternoon, and attracted large crowds. Half-way

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16 THE ASHBURIAN The return games took place at the Auditorium on March 12th, with much better success from our point of view. The 2nd Team was victorious 3—1, and the whole side played good hockey. Pero- deau (twice) and Fauquier II scored for Ashbury. The Intermediate game was more even and a rather scrambling contest ended in a draw, 1 — 1, Gillies I scoring for Ashbury. The following represented Ashbury : — 2nd VL — Goal : Robinson ; Defence : Perodeau, Stanfield ; For- wards : Fauquier II, Coristine II, Gait II ; Spares : Gilmour, Ritchie, Hart, Schlemm, Mathias, Symington. Int. VI. — Goal : Boyd ; Defence : McGuckin, Ross ; Forwards : Palmer, Henderson, Gillies I ; Spares : Calder, Davidson I, Mac- Carthy 11. — F. E. B. W. JUNIOR HOCKEY One match was pl ayed, an under 14 team, vs. Selwyn House, on Feb. 14th. The team was: — Beauclerk (Capt.), Vickers, Kirk- patrick, Yuile, Davidson II, Graham II, Ferguson II, MacBrien II, •Roberts. The team did not play up to its usual standard, while Selwyn House were on top of their form, and beat us 6 — 2. We would like to thank Mrs. Ferguson for so kindly entertain- ing various members of the team. — B. K. T. H. SKI-ING The Cross Country was held on Wednesday, February the 5th. The Seniors went by ' bus to Fairy Lake, skied slowly to Pink ' s Lake, and after a rest of three-quarters of an hour, started at three o ' clock to race back to Fairy Lake. The Juniors went to the Royal Ottawa Golf Club by ' bus, and raced from there to Fairy Lake. There was a cold wind blowing over the exposed places, but otherwise, the conditions were ideal. The Seniors were placed in the following order : Grant 22 min. 55 sees. ; Perodeau 23 35 ; Ritchie 23 38 ; MacCarthy I. 26 30 ; Scott 26 31 ; MacCarthy II. 28 23 ; Davidson I. 29 10 ; Fensom 29 15 ; McGuckin 29 58; Magor 34 21 ; Gait II., and Hart 36 40; Heubach 43 02. Grant is to be congratulated on returning such good time.