Brandon University - Sickle Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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CURLING . 1. f -., 'gn- Y1 . 'W Q , . Q ,1- Melvin Event Winners Armstrong Event Winners . A+ ., W, . v x ' ,, 1 .1 if' ,, Y- z.6- 447' f 41, 1- ' Q H' :LA 3' fa ing, L. JL fi ' , 1 -W' gi as Inter-Year Boys Inter-Year Girls Curling in Brandon College -has come to an end for another year. As we look back over the games, some lost, some won, we 'remember the gang that made up our rink, and the good times we had. Perhaps we didn't Win all our games -but we tried, and when we lost, it was to 'a better team and this was readily acknowledged. We remember the time we were down coming home with the decision of the game resting on our last rock. The days we couldn't make a rock to save our souls, all are memories now but ones which make life just a :little more enjoyable when we gather together to reminisce about old times. Inter-year curling, the competition between representatives of the various classes again provided some excellent curling. The Class of '60, in their last chance to gain curling honours won the boys' division, while the ladies' division, the Class of '62 were the 'bringers of glory to their class. The regular 'spiel played in the last week of February was won by Dad Fotheringha-m and his rink. The Melvin Trorphy, symbolizing the victory in the senior stick event, was presented to Dad and his rink at Color Nite. The secondary event, the Armstrong, was won by Gary Gorden and his rink. Thus with all the bonspiels over, and the trophies presented, curling comes to an end for another year. F. McI. '60 One hundred and fourteen ' :gi -.re-r , Q11 :,:,- -fi

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HOCKEY l The College Caps hockey team has just com- pleted a very successful season under the capable hockey manager, Warren McKinnon. The 'Caps played a total of 22 games, winning 14, losing 5, and tying 3. The team ended up in second place in the South Western League, behind Pierson Bruins, the league's perennial leaders. The Caps eliminated Boissevain in the league play-offs, two games to one, but had to forfeit the final series to Pierson, because of lack of time before final exams. The highlight of the year's play was the game in which the Caps took on the newly crowned Manitoba Junior Hockey League champs, Brandon Wheat Kings. The Caps extended the Kings to the limit before bowing 4-2 in a well played, closely fought game. The Caps played a two game series with their old rivals from the Western Intercollegiate Hockey League, the University Bisons. Each team won a game, the first 3-2 by the Bisons in Winnipeg and thc Caps the second 7-3 at Virden. This hockey was quite crowd-pleasing and also proved that the Caps would not be outclassed playing against larger Universities such as Saskatchewan and Alberta. Congratulations should be extended to Coach Doug Clark, trainer Doc. Hannah, as well as the team and the rest who made the year so success- ful. All that was lacking was more spectators at home gamcsg maybe next year! R.N.M. '62 Official Scoring of fhe College Caps for the 1959-60 Season Player Warren McKinnon ............ Gladwyn Scott ...,... Barry Ellwfood ....... Ron Borotrsik ...,..,...,, ..... Richard McDonald ....,....... Brian Parker .......,............ Ned Kurbatoff ..... Ron Gurba ............. Gerald Butler .....,... Wayne Fawcett ........ ..... Allan Robertson ................ Denny Smith ......... Tom Ross ........... Murray Zuk ...,... Doug Birch ....... Arnie Mullin ..... Doug Reynolds ..... Dave Bergman ..,,. Wayne Kirbyson ...,,. .... Team Statistics Goals Scored ........ Goals Against ........ M. I. P.. .................. .. GP G A Pts. 22 17 24 41 212 21 11 32 19 14 17 31 19 17 9 26 22 10 15 25 20 6 19 25 18 5 19 24 21 14 8 22 21 4 7 11 6 4 5 9 14 4 4 8 12 4 4 8 5 2 5 7 18 2 1 3 21 0 3 3 14 2 0 2 8 1 1 2 3 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 M PP 2 2 10 24 0 17 0 4 6 0 50 2 10 29 28 0 4 5 0 Goalkeeper-Spence Bell Goals Against Average: 4.23 per game One hundred and thirteen

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F TRACK AND FIELD MEET The annual Track and Field meet, after being rained out on the scheduled day of September 26, was finally held on Saturday, October 3, at Kinsmen Memorial Stadium. The men's fastball tournament was held in conjunction with the meet, and as a result two men's events, the shot- put and the cross-country -had to be postponed due to lack of time. Unfor- tunately, the stadium was soon covered with a blanket of snow and the two events were cancelled. Individual honours went to Gail Somerville, Class '62, with twelve points, and Bob Simmons, Class '60, with fifteen points. Gail was closely followed by Cecelia Andreychuk, Class '61, and Evelyn Ma-th-ison, Class '62, with eleven points each. At the end of the day -the Class of '62 was leading in total -points with 152, followed 'by Class of '61, with 112 points, Class of '60 with 82 points, and T.T.C. with 43 points. Class of '63 had 28 points. The Class of '62 led the girls' events with the fairer sex pickling up a total of 95 -points, while the Class of '60 boys dominated their events, picking up 82 points. Only one record was established this year, with Gail Somerville ex- celling in the 75 yard dash. She broke the old record set last year by Shirley Adam, by speeding across the finish line in 9.9 seconds, slicing a tenth of a second off Shirley's mark. Winners of the individual events were: LADIES EVENTS Running Broad Jump-1, Carole Griffith, '61, 2, Jo-An-ne Graham, T.T.C., 3, Gail Somerville, '62. Standing Broad Jump-1, Gail Somerville, '62, 2, -Carole Griffith, '61, 3, Ceceila Andreychu-k, '61. High Jump-1, Ceceila Andreychuk, '61, 2, Evelyn Mathison, '62, 3, Lorna Jesmer, T.T.C. Ball Throw-1, Jo-Anne Graham, 'T.T.C., 2, Jean McQuarrie, '62, 3, Cecelia Andreychuk, '61. 75 Yard Dash-1, Gail Somerville, '62, 2, Evelyn Mathison, '62, 3, Cecelia Andrey chuk, '61. 50 Yard Dash-1, Evelyn Mathison, '62, 2, Cecelia Andreychuk, '61, 3, Gail Somerville, '62. Relay Race-1, Class '61, 2, Class '62, MEN'S EVENTS Running Broad Jump-1, Bob Simmons '60, 2, Hugh McGruer, '62, 3, C-huck Alford, '60. High Jump-1, Geor-ge Turner, T.T.C., 2, Chuck Alford, '60, 3, Tom Ross, '60. 100 Yard Dash-1, Bob Simmons, '60, 2, John Lockie, '60, 3, Tom Ross, '60. Standing Broad Jump-1, Bob Simmons, '60, 2, Gladwyn Scott, '62, 3, Joh-n Lockie, '60. All years received strong moral and physical support with the Glass of '62 with their mass participation walking away with top honours and a commanding lead for the coveted Sparks Trophy. Much credit must be given to Gladwyn Scott who kept the events roll- ing smoothly and quickly. M.Z. '60 One hundred and f ifteen