Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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18 TH E A SH B URIAN NVe brought our school matches to a close by defeating XVest- mount High School at the Auditorium 4 - 3, and this was the team's best performance of the season. Dur opponents were again win- ners of the lnterscholastic League in Montreal. Heubach was very efficient as manager and set a high standard in everything that he did. The following were awarded their colours:- L. R. Thomas tcapt.,J, B. Allen, T. XV. Beauclerk, R. L. Stanfield, D. Fauquier, bl. Symington, R. XV. Coristine, E. R. Allen. HOCKEY CHARACTERS L. R. Thomas. Captain. R. XVing. 3rd year on the team. An excellent captain who always gave of his best in the interests of the side. Very hard worker, though rather slow. An ex- cellent shot. J. B. Allen. Vice-captain. R. Defence. Znd year on the team. Good puck carrier, but apt to overdo his attempts to split the defence. Should learn to use his body more effectively. Fast skater and accurate shot. ' T. XV. Beauclerk Goal. lst year on the team. A really sound goalkeeper, who was at times brilliant. R. L. Stanfield. L. Defence. lst year on the team. Sound defence man with an excellent knowledge of the game. Although handicapped by lack of weight and speed, he used his head well. A most unsellish player. D. Fauquier. R. XVing. 2nd year on the team. Has a good shot and checks well. lnclined to be lazy. DI. Svminffton. Centre. lst vear on the team. Beautiful stick 1 b . handler, with a very sure shot. Has an excellent poke check, but should remember to pass more often. R. XV. Coristine. L. XVing. 2nd year on the team. Played hard and covered his man well. A good though sometimes erratic shot. y E. R. Allen. L. XVing. lst year on the team. A good stick handler with a hard and accurate shot. Could pay more atten- tion to his cover. lnclined to forget that there are others who might score. bl. Mcfluckin. Defence. lst year on the team. Improved con- siderably since last year. A difficult man to pass and a good puck carrier.

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'l'Hlf :ISHHI 'RIAA' lf HQCKEY i--:sea XJ ' J iii 5 5 ol 'I V M.. Nw ev at -sa - L91 HOCKEY Again we are able to record a most successful season, and there is no doubt that the high standard, which has prevailed for some years now, is being well maintained. Two old Colours were left. but there was a number of recruits available, and they were gradually welded into a really sound combination. The team showed promise from the first but were a little slow in striking their best form, and it was rather unfortunate that sickness neces- siated the scratching of one or two school games at the end of the term, when the team was playing with marked ability. Wie were very fortunate this season in securing the services of jack Dunn as coach. His enthusiasm and ability were very in- fectious, and he succeeded in getting a marked response from the team. This year the Old Boys' Association very generously provided a cup for competition between Bishop's College School, Lower Can- ada College and ourselves. For the first time two fixtures were arranged with Bishop's College School, one in Lennoxville and the other in Ottawa. This is a welcome improvement on the arrangement of previous years by which one game was played in Montreal, and it is to be hoped that this will become an established practice. As Lower Canada could only play one game this year with each of the other two schools. we tossed with Bishops to decide which game was to count for the cup. Fortunately we won the toss so the game in Ottawa counted. Vie were beaten 4-2 at Lennoxville. on very heavy ice. which was somewhat of a handicap. The return game in Ottawa resulted in a tie, but Ashbury showed better staying power in the overtime periods and put on three goals without response. XVe beat Lower Canada in Montreal. 2-O, and so won the Cup in the first year of its history.

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THE .-1.S'HBl'RlAX DI. G. MacCarthy. Centre. lst year on the team it t with some ability to slip through the defence C ood check G. Stanfield. Centre. 1st year on the team . Shows considerable promise. Good stickhandler who knows when to pass Checks well. ul. S. Galt. L. XYing. lst year on the team. Cseful in any position Good stickhandler who should be valuable next year SCHEDULE OF RESULTS Date Opponent Result For PX amst Nov. 26 B. Gilmour's YI XYon Dec. 6 Bank of Montreal Tie jan. 18 R. XVinter's VI XVon 25 Bank of Montreal XYon 28 B. Gilmour's YI Lost Feb. 1 R. lYinter's YI Lost 3 Ottawa University Lost 4 Bank of Commerce VVon 8 R. XYinter's VI Lost 10 Ottawa Liniversity Won 13 Bishop's College School Lost 15 Scorpions XVon 22 Bishop's College School XVon 25 B. Gilmouris VI Vtfon 27 Lower Canada College XYon Mar. 5 XVestmount High School XYon 14 Bank of Montreal XYon Played 17: lYon 11 3 Lost 5: Drawn 1 Goals for 46: goals against 30 ASHBURY vs. BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL Played at Lennoxville, Saturday. February 13th Lost 2 - 4. The game was played on natural ice, which xx as rather heavy owing to the thaw. Three twenty minute periods were played. Bishop's settled down at once to a strong game and seemed to adapt themselves much better to the condition ot the ice They set up several strong attacks and a shot from just lI1SldC the blue