Barrie Central Collegiate Institute - Vox Collegii Yearbook (Barrie, Ontario Canada)

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Page 43' VOX' CONLLE'G'I'l' .Tune T935 perfect placement, kicked by MacLean, gave O-.C.I-, the game, with the finall score 13-7, To revenge the defeat of the Juniors, B.C.IQ, Senior squad. won' a. Walkover game from O.C.I.. although minus four regular players. Storey opened the scoring by bucking his way for a major count after five minutes of' play. Two plunges by Arnott started Barrie up the fieldg Storey made a 35-yard run. Nor- ris added 15 more, and a well-executed end' run put the home teams on O.C.I.'s goal line, but they failed to score. Orillia rallied, travelling down the field until they gained a point on a kick. ln the third quarter the outstanding play was a 45-yard forward by Storey to Norris, who, leaping for the ball,.ran un- molested for a touch, pulling the score up to ll-l. After a 20-yard gain by Garb. Smith, Storey carried the ball 55 yards for another touchdown. B.C.I. eased up in the final period, and O.C.l. gained their last point on a kick. Af- ter Storey, Smith and Arnott had effectively gained ground, Birchard took the ball over for another touchdown to make the final score 21-2. C.C.IL Captures Cup November 10 Collingwood' knows its rugby. B.C.I. was convinced of this fact when our favoured seniors were defeated 5-0. After winning every league game and playing such fine rugby all season that not a single touchdown was scored against them, it was disappointing to lose in the end. The team was greatly weakened by the absence of Eddie Stransman, outside wing, hurt in mid-season: Bill Strachan, our star kicker. as well as Gordon Armstrong, another kicker. A few blocked' kicks and costly fumbles lost the day. Not that there were- any shirkers on the field, but someone must lose and the battle raged furiously up and down the battered sod' until the last moments of play. No touchdown was scored against them but the hard-fighting Shipbuilders nailed a man behind the line for a point and got the other four by blocking two kicks be- hind the line and securing rouges. In the second half Barrie' had many near opportunities but none matured. A frantic forward passing attack was squelched during the last few minutes so' that the game ended with C.C.I. on top. Although Arnott, Mayhew and Muir excelled at plunging and Birchard at 'broken field' running. the outstanding players for B.C.I. were Lavery and Stor- ey. Lavery always got his man, while Storey did his best when the mob got him. The locals' all agree that the C.C.I. team were fine opponents and worthy champions. They also downed the undefeated Orillia juniors in the junior' SOCCER Mainly through Mr. He-ath's efforts, a schedule was drawn up between Al-- Iiston, Bradford and Barrie, to play home and home games. The season ended in a tie between Alliston and Barrie for first place. The B.C.I. eleven were picked and coached by Mr. Heath. Bradford at Barrie This was the first game of the season. Bradford presented a much heavier' team than the B.C.I. In the first half Crawford Leigh tallied twice for B.C.I. In the second half the visitors scored once to B.C.I.'s three times. Glen Kell accounted for two and Crawford Leigh the third. Final score 5-I. Barrie at Alliston In the first half there was no scoring but a great deal of unnecessary rough playing. In the second half Alliston had most of the play but could not score. Allison Brock scored B.C.I.'s first goal. Later Oscar Chappel scored on a penalty kick. Final score 2-0. Alliston at Barrie This was the best game of the season. B.C.I. lost 1-0. It was a fast gamer and very clean. B.C.I. had a penalty kick in the first half but-did not score while the visitors tallid once. In the second half Alliston were inclined to play defensive football and let B.C.I. carry the play. Despite all efforts the Barrie boys could not score. playoff the same afternoon. For satisfaction in Men's Suits, Hats and Furnishings, try WILF. H. TODD,

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