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

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Brentwood College Magazine Rugby Song Here ' s to our trusty forwards, Shoving for Brentwood ' s sake, Packing down tight, and alive for a right, Heel, forwards, heel ! Going right, forwards break ! Joy in the strength and straining, Nerves of the sweating pack ; Feet, forwards, feet! until you ' re gaining Ground with a bold attack. Here ' s to our Brentwood full-back, Halves and three-quarters too, Tackling low when the game ' s touch and go, Safe be their handling, their kicking be true : Cheer them as they come flashing Splendidly, swiftly by, Swerving and racing till they ' re crashing Over the line for a try. Here ' s to our Brentwood captain, Leading them in the fray, Cheerily meeting a win or defeat ; Wise be his judgment and keen be his play. Here ' s to our team, delighting Neither in name nor fame, But in the spirit of their fighting Love of the Rugby game. Page Twenty

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1930-31 WILSON MAYHEW 15ROCKIE SHARP ARK ELL MAL,KIN McNlUM, NICKSON MITCHELL, WKIR CAMERON FRASEK THORN HUNTER COOPER SHARL,AND

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B r e n t w o o d College Magazine THE Cricket Team this season showed promise. However, it lacked experience in the held, partly on account of the poor condition of our cricket ground, but mainly because of a shortage of players for practice games. But still the team did not show up badly and the tail proved on one or two occasions that it was capable of holding its own. We were pretty easily beaten in the first match, which was against the University School. The game showed up our fielding as by far our weakest point. On the 24th of May we played an all-day match with Cowichan C. C, on the Duncan ground, and just managed to finish one innings apiece before rain halted play. In this game, however, the team showed some improvement and we won fairly comfortably. One match with Shawnigan Lake School would have been even more interesting than it proved to be, had we not had to draw stumps before the finish : as it was we had obtained a reasonably good score, thanks to Thorn ' s fine innings, and Shawnigan were 67 runs behind with 5 wickets in hand when stumps were drawn. Our two remaining matches were closely contested, Victoria C. C. beating us by 19 runs and the President ' s XI beating us by 16 runs. We were not able to field a Second XI this season owing to our limited numbers. One Junior match was played against St. Michael ' s Preparatory School. It was a very one-sided affair. The House Match, as usual, aroused much interest, and produced some very keen play. Cocks ' House were again the winners. Page Twenty-one