Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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26 THE ASHBURIAN FIRST FOOTBALL TEAM Ai,i,x1.xRl4: Barry. Most promising but a bit of hard luck put him out for the season after a few games. Axmaasoxz Tony was a slugger on the line. I-le had a good year of football and pulled a dazzling T.D. against the old boys. BIQRRY: Bruce was a tremendous kicker and hit hard no matter what position he played. CHANTLRR: Bob's first year with the team, always aggressive, won his first team colours. Co'r'roN: Another newcomer, john filled his position on defence well. lQm1MoNs: VVayne moved willingly into centre position. GANfIBLE2 Dave tried his able hand at kick-offs, lst string guard, and held up his position well. GAR'roN: Toe was our jack of all trades - from fullback, to quarter- back, to place kicker. Fine job Toe. GooDwIN: Didn't see much of Horse this season but he played ruggedly in non-league games. HAYLEY: Dave threw his weight around this year, and was a key man in the defensive line. l IEGG'1'VEI'I'2 Next year should be Gib's year. IJORNERZ Little Jack has a dandy pair of hands and showed his stuff in the Bishop's game. C Most Improved Playerj HUN'l'i Pete had a terrihc season despite several minor injuries, holding half the honour of Most Valuable Player. KEEPER: CCaptainj George was very inspirational to the team and drove for many a yard, a hard-nosed ballplayer. LASH: Bob's Hrst year with the team, made many clutch tackles. NlAcDoNALD: A good first year. ATTFICNAIRZ First year with the team, next year Bruce should be the back- bone of the team. NICQUAIG: Don stepped in to kick when called upon and booted some nice ones. O'l3Rrr:N: Didn't see much of Larry this season, next vear he should do well. P.-xkkiiaz lan played hard at defence and should excel next year. R,xwI,1-ir: Kim always played a terrific game both ways. gaining the most yards of the season and splitting for honour of Most Valuable Player. Ricm: Dave filled in at several positions and ran very well at halfback. S1Ncl.,uR: CAsst. Capt? Sine did a powerful job this year of holding up the right side ofthe line.

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I THE ASHBURIAN 2 FIRST FOOTBALL TIQAXI STATISTICS G IV L T PF PA 13 9 4 0 195 181 ASHBURY vs. RIDICAU JUN. I+- XVon Away ASHBURY NS. BELL 13- Vl'on Home ASHBURY . OTTAVVA U. 13-19 Lost Home ASHBURY . VVESTMOUNT 21- NYon Away ASHBURY . RIDIQAU JUN. 33- VVon Home ASHBURY . RIDEAU INT. U- Lost Home ASHBURY . EASTVIEW 7- VVon Away ASHBURY . STANSTEAD 26- XVon Away ASI-IBURY . HILLCREST 7- VVOI1 Home ASHBURY fs. NORTHWOOD 12-26 Lost Home ASHBURY . RIDEAU INT. 0-21 Lost Away ASHBURY . BISI-IOP'S 21- VVon Home ASHBURY vs. OLD BOYS 27-21 VVon Home In the Ottawa High Pigskin Parade Ashbury outscored Bell High School 1 to 0. SCORING td'.f C17 S Pts Rawley - - 60 Wennberg - - 36 Reid O -- 18 Hunt - -- 18 Garton 0 16 1 17 Keffer - - 12 Smallian - - 12 Horner - -- 12 Anderson - - 6 Berry - 4 -1 RUSHING PASSING carries yds .are arf romp inrerc rdf Rawley 16 998 8.6 Smallian -1+ 22 6 1 Hunt 82 599 7.3 GHHOH 1 0 0 0 Keffer 75 565 7.5 BWP' 1 0 0 0 W b ' ,T '. . fm Hg '8 43' 36 PASS RECEIVING Reid 41 247 6.0 4 S uian lg 77 I 5 p.1.vS8J' yds ma ' - J' Horner ' ll-1' Garton 4 H - Rawley 8 65 Allmark 2 11 - Kegel- , 45 Sveinson 1 7 - Reid 2 14

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'I' H E :I S H I2 L' R I .4 N SA1..u,i.iAN: CAsst. Capt! In centre of action on field fQ.l3.J, we owe much of our success to Smalls CXYL-dge J. Socrnaxia Rick always gave his best when called upon and as a result improved greatly. S'l'ANsBL'RY: Bob played his hardest at all times, gave the team spirit and won Most Valuable Lineinan. Svi-zixsoxx Don filled in most ably when needed. TIFFT: jiggs showed promise when playing' with first team. XYENNBIQRQ: Rick gained many valuable vards in his Hrst vear at fullback, developed the XVennberg bounce . Boo'i'H Olgrjz Bill helped many an injured player off the field. SARK CNIgr.D: I'm not a waterbov, l'm an assistant manager. NIR. BLACK CCoachQ: Mr. Black showed that we could give the high schools a run for their money. Un behalf of the players, many thanks are extended to our coach, Xlr. Black, for a great season. FIRST FOOTBALL TIQAAI - 1963-1964 VVinners of the B.C.S. Old Boys' Trophy and G.P. Cup Back Row: R. j. Stansbury, VV. A. Emmons, B. 1. Berry, B. G. Allmark, R. S. Chantler, L. O. O'Brien, A. P. D. Gamble, D. Goodwin. Third Row: L. Black, Esq., R. B. Southam, R. N. Tifft, D. A. Reid, G. D. Heggtveit, R. B. McNair, G. R. Garton, T. L. MacDonald, D. G. Sveinson, R. H. Perry, Esq. Second Ro-'wa D. A. Hayley, R. P. VVennberg, R. XY. Horner, R. KI. L. Smallian, Vice- Capt., G. B. Keffer, Capt., I. R. Sinclair, Vice-Capt., A. VV. Anderson, K. H. Rawley. Front Row: A. J. Sark, I. H. Parker, D. AIcQuaig, j. AI. Cotton, R. A. Lash, XY. DI. Booth. Absent: P. C. Hunt. rufa 'rn Y raw saSam'il9nsw.n 1TWf'w'W'.Shl.4?i Qf