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

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B r e ii t w o o d 0 o 1 1 e g e M a g a z i n e Inter-House Sports FAVOURED by beautiful weather the Annual School Sports were held on May 8th. This year the usual cups and prizes were not awarded, and the whole series of events was run as an Inter-House Competition. The following results show clearly that the Lower House won an easy victory, but in spite of this fact the sports were a distinct success and everyone enjoyed them. Results of the [nter-House Sports Points U.K. L.I I. Throwing Cricket Ball — 1st, Wootten (L.H.); 2nd, Archibald (L.H.); :5rd. Arkell ( L. II.)... 6 Cross Country — Senior — 1st, Oppenheimer (U.H.); 2nd, Hay ward ( L. I I . ) :; I Intermediate — 1st, Trent (L.H.); 2nd, Sharland (L.I I.) W 2 Junior — 1st, Whitacre (L.H.) 1 Broad Jump — Junior — 1st, Wilkinson (L.H.) (15ft. lin.) 1 Intermediate— 1st, Mills (L.H.) (18ft 3 in.); 2nd, MacLean (L T .II.) y 2 Senior — 1st, Oppenheimer (U.H.) (18ft. 4in.); 2nd, Wootten (L.H.) 3 1 100 Yards — Junior— 1st, Wilkinson (L.H.); 2nd, Campbell (U.H.) 1 Intermediate — 1st, Todd (L.H.); 11 1-5 sec); 2nd, MacLean (U.H.) y 2 Senior— 1st, McNeill (L.H.); 11 sec); 2nd, Wilson i (U.H.) 1 3 High Jump — Junior— 1st, Whitacre (L.H.); (4ft. 2in.); 2nd, Wilkinson (L.H.) 1 Intermediate — Brockie i (L.H.) and Brockie ii (U.H.) (Tied) 4 ft. ll 3 £ in.) 134 1 4 Senior— Calland (U.H.) and Oppenheimer (U.H.) (Tied) 4 220 Yards- Junior — 1st, Wilkinson (L.H.) (30 1-5 sec); 2nd, Pirie (U.H.) 1 Intermediate — 1st, Todd (L.H.); (26 2-5 sec); 2nd, Mitchell ii (l.h.) , zy 2 Senior— 1st, Stewart (L.H.) (26 sec); 2nd, Wilson i (U.H.) 1 3 Hurdles — Junior — 1st, Wilkinson (L.H.) (15 sec); 2nd, Whitacre (L.H.) 1 Intermediate— 1st, Todd (L.H.); 14 2-5 sec); 2nd, Mitchell ii (L.H.) 2Y Senior— 1st, Oppenheimer (U.H.) (14 1-5 sec); 2nd, McNeill (L.H.) :• 1 440 Yards — Junior — 1st, Whitacre (L.H.) (67 sec); 2nd, Luxton (L.H.) 1 - Inter.— 1st, Todd (59 2-5 sec.) (L.H.); 2nd, Mitchell ii (L.H.) 2 ' Senior— 1st, Wootten (L.H.) (56 1-5 sec); 2nd, Stewart (L.H.) 4 Relay Race (4 laps of 220 yards) — Won by Lower House (85 sees.) ' . 3 Pole Vault— . 1st, Bloxam and Mills (both L.H.) (Tied); 3rd, Todd (L.H.) ' 6 Tug of War— First pull, won by Lower House; second pull, won by Upper House; third pull, won by Lower House 3 Total ... 17 J 4 Va Page Twenty-four

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B r e n t w o o d C o 1 I e g ; JV1 a g a z i n e Inter-School Sports ON Friday, June 6th an Inter-School Sports Meet took place on Victoria High School ground and representative boys were sent from University School, Victoria High School, Oak Bay High School and Brentwood College. Three, two and one points were awarded for first, second and third places, respectively, in the sprints, high and broad jumps and shot put. In the relay event, six points went to first place, four to second and two to third. The meet was a success and many events had close and exciting finishes. Just before the last event University School and Brentwood each had 16 points. The final event was won by University School, but the judges took ten minutes to decide who was the winner. xr , Rivsui rs 440 Yards— 1st, Boyce (U.S.); 2nd, Wootten (B.C.); 3rd, Bapty (V.H.S.) 100 Yards— 1st, McNeill (B.C.); 2nd, Petch (V.H. ' S.); 3rd, Patrick, (V.H.S.) 880 Yards— 1st, Redmayne (O.B.H.S.); 2nd, Woods (B.C.); 3rd, Mitchell (B.C.) Shot Put— 1st, McNeill (B.C.); 2nd, Hess (U.S.); 3rd, Bristowe (U.S.) High Jump — 1st, Chapman (V.H.S.) ; 2nd, Ristine (U.S.); 3rd, Calland (B.C.) 220 Yards— 1st, Bristowe (U.S.); 2nd, Patrick (V.H.S.); 3rd, Stewart (B.C.) Broad Jump — 1st, Chapman (V.H.S.); 2nd, Mills (B.C.); 3rd, Brinkley (U.S.) 120 Yards Hurdles— 1st, Boyce (U.S.); 2nd, Petch (V.H.S.) ; 3rd, Northrop (U.S.) Relay Race — 1st, University School (MacDonald. Bristowe, Northrop, Boyce) 2nd, Brentwood College (McNeill, Ridley, Stewart, Wootten). It IV ould Be Difficult To Imagine Angus when he is not asleep. Uuxton ranking last. Roberts ' new outboard running. Fogg whispering. Usher having a conversation. Burns not blushing. Fletcher making a run in cricket. Yarrow minding his own business. Vogler ma. not arguing. The motor mower in working order. The P.T. bell out of order. The School clock not being altered during the course of the day. Pratt being serious. Clark with size 6 shoes. Hodgson looking intelligent. Oppenheimer keeping still. The matron using anything but Iodex. Page Twenty-six