Brentwood College School - Brentonian Yearbook (Mill Bay, British Columbia Canada)

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Brentwood College Magazine Batting Averages Name No. of Innings Times Not Out Total Runs Highest Score Average Robertson i 9 2 155 56 22.1 Robertson ii 8 0 117 58 14.6 Malkin i 7 1 68 48 11.3 Yorath 8 2 59 24 9.8 Appleton 9 0 82 33 9.1 Hahbury 9 0 81 19 9.0 Williams 6 1 45 27 9.0 Phillips 8 1 60 29 8.6 Lammers 7 0 41 16 5.8 Mitchell i 8 0 38 13 4.7 Salter 4 1 1 1 .3 Not Out Bowling Averages Name Runs Wickets Average Robertson ii 43 7 6.1 Phillips 29 4 7.2 Robertson i 195 25 7.8 Mitchell i 232 29 8.0 Appleton 26 3 8.6 Our record in the Gillespie Shield competition is as follows : Matches played, 6; won, 4; lost, 2. The team deserves congratulations on winning the Shield for the first time. Since the beginning of the season their play has improved in all departments and the games have been played with good spirit and sportsmanlike keenness. Appleton has captained the XI with good judgment and has been able to obtain unselfish support from his men. Colours have been awarded to : Appleton, Robertson i, Robertson ii, Mitchell i, Malkin i, Yorath, Williams, Hanbury, Phillips, Lammers, Salter, Green, Mill er, and Symons i. Page Thirty-one

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Brentwood College Magazine Brentwood College: vs. Victoria C. C. (Lost) Played June 4th. We were pleased to entertain the Victoria Cricket Club on June 4th, a pleasant game being won by our visitors by 29 runs. Phillips and Williams were responsible for a good last wicket stand which yielded 58 runs. Brentwood College Hanbury, run out 4 Mr. Cocks, c. J. Phillips, b. Verrall.. 33 Miller, b. Morgan 0 Mr. Jones, b. Morgan 2 Appleton, c. Booth, b. Verrall ..... 0 Robertson i, b. Morgan 13 Yorath, c. Martin, b. Booth 4 Symons i, b. Morgan 0 Mitchell i, st. Grant, b. Booth 6 Phillips, not out 29 Williams, run out 27 Extras 6 Total 124 Victoria C. C. Booth, run out 15 R. Phillips, 11. b. w., b. Robertson i .. 2 M. Martin, c. Mitchell i, b. Robertson i 0 Morgan, run out 20 Wallace, c. Appleton, b. Miller .... 10 J. Phillips, b. Mr. Jones 20 Mclnnis, 1. b. w., b. Phillips 5 Wilkinson, b. Mr. Jones 2 Saxton-White, not out 20 Verrall, b. Robertson i 15 Grant, c. Appleton, b. Mr. Jones ... 31 Extras 13 Total 153 Bowling — Robertson i, 3 for 38; Mr. Jones, 3 for 30; Mitchell i, 0 for 44; Miller, 1 for 6; Phillips, 1 for 16; Symons i, 0 for 5. Brentwood College vs. T. V. (Won) Played June 8th. By winning the final game of the Gillespie Shield competition we secured the trophy, as our rivals, the University School, were beaten on the same day by the Oak Bay High School. Robertson ii batted in splendid style for 58, and by means of three good catches and some useful bowling he proved to be the chief factor in the success of the team. Robertson i was also successful with the bat, while Mitchell captured 4 wickets for 24 runs. Lammers brought off a splendid catch at point. Brentwood College Hanbury, b. Wells 3 Robertson ii, c. b. Wells 58 Appleton, b. Warder .. 7 Robertson i, b. Warder 33 Phillips, b. Warder 7 Malkin i, c. Lefevre, b. Warder .... 6 Williams, not out 6 Yorath, run out 3 Extras 10 Total for 7 wickets 133 T. V. J. Smith, c. b. Robertson ii 15 A. Florence, c. Williams, b. Mitchell i 2 Wells, c. Robertson ii, b. Robertson i 4 Brien, c. Lammers, b. Robertson ii.. 15 .Warder, c. b. Robertson ii . . . . . . 0 Payne, G., b. Mitchell i 13 Lefevre, b. Robertson i 1 Payne, J., b. Robertson ii 2 Laird, not out 7 Florence, N., c. Appleton, b. Mitchell i 12 Proby, b. Mitchell 0 Extras 12 Mitchell i, Green i, Lammers did not bat Total 83 Bowling — Robertson ii, 4 for 18; Mitchell i, 4 for 24; Robertson i, 2 for 28; Phillips, 0 for 1. Page Thirty

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Brentwood College Magazine Tennis IN Tennis, during the past season, we managed to uphold the good standard which was set in former years. On the whole, the boys throughout the college have displayed a very keen interest in the game, and as a result there are some twenty or thirty boys who would rank far above the average tennis players of the same age. The cinder courts were not used this year on account of a great number of weeds, but nevertheless everyone was able to play a good deal on the three board courts, which were in excellent condition. We were able to arrange several matches for the First VI and one or two for the Second VI, and we made a good showing in all of them. Our only defeat ist TENNIS VI was suffered at the hands of the Kingston Street Club, when we were unable to play our best team as some of the members were playing cricket. The ladder system was continued in both singles and doubles and it proved to be very satisfactory. This year sixty-four players entered in the College Singles Tourna- ment and thirty couples in the Doubles, both entries being greater than in the previous year. The Singles Tournament was won by MacSwain i, while the Doubles fell to Crommelin and MacSwain i. Several boys were entered in the Victoria Lawn Tennis Club Junior Tournament, and a Brentwood entry managed to reach the finals in each class. Robertson ii won both the under-fifteen and under-sixteen classes, while MacSwain i was the runner-up in the under-eighteen. Page Thirty-two