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

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Brentwood C o 1 1 e g e M a g a z i n e Second Innings Waterloo Brentwood College A. Quinn, b. Mitchell i 18 R. Quann, b. Robertson 0 F. Wootton, b. Robertson 6 A. Pinkham, b. Robinson 32 V. Lester, c. Hanbury, b. Adamson ... 13 W. Tofft, c. Robinson, b. Mitchell i . . 29 R. Griffin, b. Mitchell i 7 A. Lester, c. Robertson, b. Mitchell i 6 A. Milner, b. Mitchell i 4 W. Wootton, run out 0 J. Hall, not out 0 Extras 8 Total 123 COW I CHAN Rhodes, b. Robertson 1 Freeman, c. Robertson, b. Mitchell i.. 0 McLaughlin, b. Robertson 27 Leggatt, b. Robertson 3 Barkley, b. Mitchell i 1 Baiss, 1. b. w„ b. Mitchell i 11 Dunlop, c. Wootten, b. Mitchell i .... 38 Copeman, b. Robertson 15 Denny, not out 0 Punnet, b. Mitchell i 1 Mullane, b. Mitchell i 0 Extras 7 Total 104 University School Hamber, c. Robertson, b. Mitchell .... 11 Weaver, b. Mitchell i 8 Mabee, c. Harrison, b. Mitchell ii 1 Tisdall, c. b. Mitchell i 0 White, c. Robinson, b. Genge 4 Begg, b. Mitchell i 0 Gardiner, 1. b. w., b. Mitchell i 0 Billings, not out 1 Senkler, b. Robertson 0 Mercer i, c. Harrison, b. Robertson . . 0 Fitz, b. Robertson 0 Extras 5 Total 30 Harrison, c. Milner, b. Tofft 6 Hanbury, run out 19 Robertson, not out 25 Adamson, c. Pinkham, b. Tofft 4 Mitchell ii, not out 4 Wootten, did not bat Robinson, did not bat Genge, did not bat Ives, did not bat Schofield, did not bat Mitchell i, did not bat Extras 2 Total GO Brentwood CollECE Hanbury, c. Baiss, b. Freeman 8 Harrison, 1. b. w., b. Freeman 0 Robertson, b. Rhodes 21 Mitchell ii, b. Mullane . . .- 33 Robinson, b. Baiss 7 Genge, c. Freeman, b. McLaughlin . . 18 Wootten, c. Mullane, b. Rhodes 16 Mitchell i, c. Freeman, b. Rhodes .... 52 Ives, run out 34 Adamson, b. Baiss 5 Schofield, not out 12 Extras 24 Total 230 Brentwood College Hanbury, b. Weaver 1 Mitchell ii, c Mercer, b. Hamber 9 Robertson, c. Mabee, b. Hamber 91 Harrison, c. Mercer, b. Weaver 0 Robinson, b. Tisdall 19 Ives, b. Tisdall 5 Genge, c. Mercer, b. Weaver 3 Mitchell i, 1. b. w., b. Weaver 0 Wootten, b. Weaver 8 Schofield, b. Tisdall 1 Shallcross, not out 2 Extras 6 Total 145 Brentwood v. Cowichan Brentwood v. University School Results of Other 1st XI Matches: Brentwood v. British Public Schools Club Won 158- 55 Brentwood v. Wanderers Won 93- 52 Brentwood v. Wanderers ...Won 117- 40 Brentwood v. Victoria Cricket Club Won 119- 78 Results oe 2nd XI Matches: Brentwood v. Shawnigan Lake School Won 70- 65 Brentwood v. University School Lost 101-99 for 5 wkts. Brentwood v. University School Lost 117-111 Page Twenty-two

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B r e n t w o o d College Magazine be reached by the lower school another year, and this can best be brought about if seniors do their share in coaching and inspiring new boys with the knowledge and spirit of the game. It has not proved possible to arrange for the first team to go on tour this year, but the idea is still in mind for another year. It was hoped for a while that Ridley College would be coming to the West Coast and that a match could be arranged with them. This would have been a particularly interesting event, as Ridley is generally admitted to be the strongest cricket school in the East. Unfortunately they were unable to come this year, and the meeting with them remains something to look forward to for the future. Brentwood v. Cowichan Cowichan Freeman, c. Mitchell i, b. Robertson.. 9 Carr-Hilton, b. Mitchell i 0 Leg-gatt, c. Mitchell i, b. Robertson . . 15 Baiss, c. Shallcross, b. Mitchell i 25 Dunlop, b. Robertson () Barkley, c. Harrison, b. Robinson .... 30 MacBain, 1. b. w., Mitchell ii () Kirkham, b. Robertson 6 Green, not out 21 Mullane, b. Robertson 8 Punnett, b. Robertson 5 Extras 9 Brentwood College Hanbury, b. MacBain 3 Harrison, 1. b. w., b. MacBain 11 Robertson, c. Barkley, b. Baiss 24 Ives, b. MacBain 2 Mitchell ii, c. Barkley, b. Freeman ... 5 Robinson, b. Mullane 7 Weir, b. Freeman 7 Shallcross, b. Baiss 8 Wootten, 1. b. w., b. Barkley 18 Adamson. not out 6 Mitchell i, c. Extras . Freeman, b. Baiss o Total 128 Total 99 Brentwood v. University School University School Weaver, b. Mitchell i 0 Hamber, b. Mitchell i 14 Mabee, b. Mitchell i 0 White, c. Mitchell ii, b. Mitchell i 4 Tisdall, b. Mitchell i 5 Drum, c. Hanbury, b. Mitchell i 0 Billings, c. Mitchell ii, b. Robertson . . 0 Sinkler, b. Robinson 15 Gardner, c. Robertson, b. Mitchell i . . 0 Mercer, b. Mitchell i 6 Coleman, not out 2 Extras 2 Brentwood College Hanbury, b. Hamber Harrison, b. Tisdall Robertson, c. Mercer, b. Hamber . Shallcross, c. White, b. Hamber . . Ives, c. Weaver, b. Hamber Mitchell i, b. Weaver Mitchell ii, b. Tisdall Schofield, not out 12 Wootten, c. b. Tisdall 4 Robinson, did not bat 0 Genge, did not bat 0 Extras 9 Total 48 Total 140 Waterloo First R. Quinn, b. Mitchell i 0 A. Quinn, c. Mitchell, b. Robertson ... G W. Lester, c. Genge, b. Robertson .... 0 F. Wootton, c. Robertson, b. Mitchell i 28 A. Pinkham, c. Genge, b. Mitchell ii . . 11 R. Griffin, b. Mitchell i 23 A Milner, 1. b. w., b. Mitchell i 0 A. Lester, c. Hanbury, b. Robertson . . 10 W. Tofft, not out 13 J. Hall, b. Robertson 0 W. Wootton, c. Harrison, b. Robertson 0 Extras 10 Brentwood v. Waterloo C. C. Innings Brentwood College Harrison, c. b. Tofft 0 Hanbury, c. Lester, b. Tofft 4 Robertson, c. Tofft, b. Wootton 32 Adamson, b. Pinkham 24 Ives, b. Wootton 0 Mitchell ii, c. b. Tofft 12 Robinson, b. Pinkham 30 Genge, c. b. Tofft 8 Wootten, b. Tofft 22 Schofield, b. Lester 12 Mitchell i, not out 8 Extras 14 Total 101 Total 166 Page Twenty-one

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Brentwood College Magazine Cricket Characters ROBERTSON (Captain): A fine all-round cricketer. As a bat he scores rapidly when set, specially on the leg or on. As a bowler he has much improved, bowling at a useful speed and sometimes swinging nicely. He is a magnificent field in any position and has made a good captain. MITCHELL i (Vice-Captain): A very nice bowler, though not turning the ball as sharply as last year: he has increased his control and is learning to vary his pace. As a bat he is a strong but wild hitter who often makes runs when they are most badly needed. His fielding is moderate. He was an energetic vice-captain. HARRISON (Hon. Secretary): As a bat he had much bad luck, but actually when playing cautiously he is very hard to dislodge, though he scores slowly. A safe catch and a fine cover. He made a reliable and helpful secretary. HANBURY: A very useful opening batsman to whose steady start later batsmen owed much. His forward play on the off was particularly good. A good catch but only a moderate ground field. He was once used as a substitute wicket-keeper. WOOTTEN: Has improved greatly since he discovered he could bat, and when he plays carefully it is very hard to hit his wickets. He is a brilliant fielder with safe hands, good judgment, and a strong, accurate throw. ROBINSON: As a bat he improved greatly throughout the season. He plays very straight, but is a little clumsy and uncontrolled, and is much too kind to leg balls. A wild bowler who bowls very good balls occasionally. IVES: Fills the position of wicket-keeper in a creditable manner. He was also quite a good bat, though bad luck early in the season rather shook his confidence. He hit hard and had the best off drive on the team. MITCHELL ii: As a bat he showed good form and has particularly nice strokes on the off, but does not concentrate sufficiently. He bowls a slow ball with a deceptive flight, which, when better controlled, will take lots of wickets. Rather a poor fielder. SCHOFIELD: A very powerful hitter with a good eye but little knowledge of the game. A good catch with a hard, accurate throw. GENGE: As a bat he has a fair defence but plays a little crooked and is inclined to pull. A very good field close in and a change bowler who can keep down runs. ADAMSON: A left-hand bat who shows beautiful form but is handicapped by lack of strength. A steady change bowler with a particularly free action. A fair fielder. The Cricket Tour AT the close of the summer term last year the cricket team went on a short tour, and as an account could not be included in last year ' s Magazine, it is given briefly now. The tour ope ned at Nanaimo. The team then crossed ' to the Mainland and played a match in Vancouver, and from there travelled to the Okanagan Valley, where five more matches were played. It was in every way a most successful expedition. The cricket was always interesting, frequently really exciting, and, except in one match, we were victorious. The stay in the Okanagan was thoroughly enjoyed — so much so that five of the team and Mr. Cassels, who accompanied it, stayed in Kelowna for the tennis tourna- ment. Though a similar tour will not be possible this year, it is to be hoped that it may be repeated some time in the future. Page Twenty-three