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

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B r e n t w o o d G o 1 1 e g e M a g a z i 11 e RESULTS OF OTHER MATCHES School v. Staff. Lost. Staff, 109 ; School, 82. Lower House v. Upper House. Lower House, 58; Upper House, 46. 2nd XI Matches Brentwood College v. University School 2nd XI. Won. Brentwood, 79; University School, 34. 3rd XI Match lis Brentwood College v. St. Michael ' s School. Won. Brentwood, 110; St. Michael ' s, 55. Brentwood College v. St. Michael ' s School. Lost. St. Michael ' s, 151 ; Brentwood, 39. THE CRICKET XI McNEJDE COOPER ANGUS DRISCOLX ARCHIBALD ' CAMERON MR. HINCKS THORN SHARLAND MR. ROUND MR. PRIVETT Page Eighteen

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Brentwood College Magazine Brentwood College; v. Victoria C. C. Played at Brentwood on June 3rd, 1931. Lost, 33 runs. First Innings Victoria Brentwood College Bennett, b. Thorn 4 Hardisty, c. Mr. Privett, b. Mr. Hincks 14 Holmes, c. Mr. Kinch, b. Thorn .... 4 Smith, b. Mr. Hincks 0 Wilkinson, b. Mr. Hincks 5 Col. Sharland, b. Mr. Hincks 4 Meredith, b. Mr. Hincks 17 Allwood, c. b. Thorn 24 Peberdy, c. Angus, b. Thorn 19 Reade, b. Mr. Hincks 1 Goward, not out 0 Extras 4 Goward, b. Mr. Hincks 3 Wilkinson, b. Thorn 11 Meredith, b. Mr. Hincks 18 Allwood, b. Thorn 7 Peberdy, b. Mr. Hincks 9 Col. Sharland, c. Mr. Privett, b. Thorn 12 Hardisty, c. Mr. Kinch, b. Air. Hincks 2 Holmes, c. Cooper, b. Sharland .... 15 Bennett, not out 6 Smith, did not bat. Reade Extras 4 Comley, b. Mr. Hincks 29 Anderstrom, c. Archibald, b. Mr. Round 2 Fletcher, c. Cooper, b. Mr. Hincks.. 15 Gait, c. Sharland, b. Mr. Hincks ... 0 Pendray, c. Mr. Round, b. Mr. Hincks 7 Stanton, b. Mr. Hincks 14 Verral, c. Mr. Privett, b. Mr. Round 8 Vaughan, not out 4 Edwards, b. Mr. Round 1 Johnston, c. Cooper, b. Mr. Round.. 0 Mullane, b. Mr. Hincks 4 Extras 1 Thorn, b. Wilkinson 27 Sharland, b. Col. Sharland 10 Mr. Hincks, b. Wilkinson 28 Mr. Kinch, hit wkt, b. Meredith ... 12 Mr. Round, c. Hardisty, b. Meredith 16 Mr. Privett, c. b. Meredith 4 Angus, not out 4 Driscoll, b. Wilkinson 0 Cooper, c. Smith, b. Wilkinson 0 Archibald, c. b. Meredith 0 Cameron, 1. b. w., b. Meredith 0 Extras 16 Thorn, c. Holmes, b. Wilkinson .... 12 Sharland, b. Goward 0 Mr. Hincks, b. Goward 2 Mr. Kinch, b. Goward 1 Angus, b. Wilkinson 2 Mr. Round, 1). Goward 2 Mr. Privett, not out 0 Driscoll, b. Goward 5 Cooper, c. xMlwood, b. Goward .... 0 Archibald, b. Goward 0 Cameron, b. Wilkinson 1 Extras 9 34 Thorn, 1. b. w., b. Stanton 7 Sharland, b. Pendray 0 Mr. Hincks, 1. b. w., b. Pendray .... 5 Angus, c. Mullane, b. Pendray 6 Mr. Round, c. b. Anderstrom .... 5 Mr. Privett, b. Stanton 15 Driscoll, b. Pendray 2 Archibald, b. Pendray 0 Cooper, b. Pendray 3 Cameron, b. Pendray 0 McNeill, not out 0 Total 96 Total 117 Victoria — Col. Sharland, 1 for 15; Wilkinson, 4 for 38; Meredith, 5 for 22. Brentwood — Thorn, 4 for 43; Air. Hincks, 6 for 41. Second Innings Victoria Brentwood College Declared (8 wickets) 88 Total Victoria— Goward, 7 for 11; Wilkinson, 3 for 14. Brentwood— Thorn, 3 for 40; Mr. Hincks, 4 for 38; Sharland, 1 for 6. Brentwood College v. Five C ' s Played at Brentwood on June 10th, 1931. Five C ' s Brentwood College Total 85 Total 44 Five C ' s — Pendray, 7 for 10; Stanton, 2 for 25; Anderstrom, 1 for 8. Brentwood — Mr. Hincks, 6 for 47; Mr. Round, 4 for 11. Page Seventeen

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B r e ii t w o od College Magazine The Boat Club ROWING during the past year was as popular as ever and the full school equipment of fours and single-scullers was in daily use to the limit of capacity. The general standard of rowing in the school was better than it has ever been, which augurs very well for the future of this sport in the College. Six crews were organized and in daily practice and showed marked improvement in their work. Progress in this direction can only be attained by the unselfish co-operation of senior oarsmen in giving up as much of their time as possible to the coaching of juniors and great credit is due to the rowing captain, Sharp, and to those who helped him in raising the standard of junior rowing. The coaching of the senior crews was much handicapped by the absence of a coach-boat in addition to the annual and inevitable handicap of matriculation exams taking place for a fortnight shortly before the N. P. A. A. O. regatta. In this connection the thanks of the B. C. B. C. are warmly extended to Mr. Andros, who on several occasions gave his own time and the services of his launch for coaching purposes. Both this year and last year the practise of the first crew has been interrupted by changes in the boat in the last few days of training. Undoubtedly these have affected the showing of the crews in the annual N. P. A. A. O. regatta. The fact of being together is so vitally essential in rowing that it is to be hoped that future crews representing Brentwood will be able to stick together in their work THE FIRST CREW Page Nineteen