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

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Brentwood College Magazine BRENTWOOD COLLEGE vs. MR. IZARD ' S XI. Played on June 18th, at Brentwood — Lost Mr. Izard ' s XL- Mr. K. Symons, b Gillespie A 20 Jones, b Field 2 Barber-Starkey, retired 37 Mr Mr Mr Mr Carey, retired 28 Gillespie, b Field 8 Bishop Sexton, b Field 0 Mr. N. Symons, not out 19 J. Nation, b Gillespie I . . 0 A. Gillespie, l.b.w. Gillespie 1 0 Mr. Grant, c Wilby G., b Johnston.. 1 Mr. Izard, l.b.w. Gillespie I 11 Extras 4 Brentwood College — Johnston, b Nation 9 Holmes, ht. wkt. Nation 0 Gillespie A., run out 0 Hinton, c Carey, b Symons 20 Wilby D., b Bishop Sexton 10 Field, c Mr. Izard, b Mr. B. Starkey 2 Brown, c Jones, b Carey 2 Harvey, e A. Gillespie, b Mr. Gillespie 5 Wilby G 14 Gillespie I., b Mr. Gillespie 0 Rogers, not out 0 Extras 2 Total ......... Bowling 1 for 54. 130 Total 64 Gillespie L, 3 for 18; Field. 3 for 22; Gillespie A., 3 for 32; Johnston, BRENTWOOD COLLEGE vs. HEADMASTER ' S XL Played on June 25th, at Brentwood — Lost Mr. Mr. Col Mr Mr Headmaster ' s XL — Harvev, run out 22 Clarke, b Field 0 Wilby, run out 8 Gillespie, run out 24 Jones, c Harvey, b Wilby G 24 J. Nation, retired 17 M. Allan, bi Field 4 T. Todd, b Johnston.... - 4 J. Angus, not out 3 I. Ross, run out 2 Mr. Barber-Starkey, did not bat... Extras Brentwood College — Holmes D., b Mr. Clarke 9 Johnston, b Mr. Clarke 0 Hinton, c Mr. Clarke, b Mr. Harvey 6 Wilby D., b Mr. Jones 34 Field, ct. wkt., b Harvey 14 10 Harvey, b Col. Wilbv. Clarke, b Col. Wilby... Wilby G., not out Gillespie L, b Nation... Brown, run out Rogers, b Mr. Clarke. 3 5 10 1 14 : 0 Extras 14 Total 117 Total 110 Bowling: Wilby G. 24; Wilby D., 0 for 33. 1 for 4; Field, 2 for 11; Johnston, 1 for 31; Gillespie I., 0 for INTER-HOUSE MATCH Played on June 7th, Won by the Lower House Lower House — Holmes D., c Chadwick, b Johnston Gillespie A., l.b.w. W. Johnston Wilby D., c Rogers, b Johnston 0 ' Wilby G., b Johnston Gillespie L, c Chadwick, b Johnston Brown, c Milligan, b Field Hotham, c Rogers, b Johnston W oodcroft J., b Johnston Pooley II., b Johnston 0 Sveinson, not out Clist, b Field Extras Total Bowling: Gillespie A., 6 for 27; Gillespie I., 4 for 25; Wilby D., 0 for 22; Johnston, 8 for 33; Field, 2 for 48. Upper House — .31 Johnston, b Gillespie A 2 1 Field, l.b.w. Gillespie I 8 0 ' Hinton, c Wilby D., b Gillespie A.... . 7 0 Worsley, c b Gillespie 1..— 4 16 Harvev, b Gillespie I 41 0 Chadwick, b Gillesoie A 0 13 Milligan, c Sveinson, b Gillespie A.. . 0 0 Rogers, b Gillespie A. , 4 0 Clarke, b Gillespie I 0 4 Sunderland, b Gillespie A 2 8 Mackenzie, not out 2 8 Extras — - 8 81 Total 78 Page Twenty-Eight

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Brentwood College Magazine BRENTWOOD COLLEGE Played on June lit First Innings. St. George ' s School — Whittall, i.b.w. Johnston 0 Robinson, b Field 43 Anderson, b Gillespie A 7 Mercer, c Field, b Johnston 1 Brandon, c Field, b Gillespie A 5 Dafoe, c Hinton, b Gillespie A 2 Rose, l.b.w. Field 7 Greig, c Gillespie I., b Gillespie A 5 Clement, run out 4 Maitland, not out 1 Betteridge, b Field 0 Extras 3 Total 78 Bowling: Field, 3 for 10; Gillespie A., vs. ST. GEORGE ' S SCHOOL i, at Brentwood — Won Brentwood College — Johnston, b Dafoe 10 Field, b Clement 0 Gillespie A., b Clement. 16 Holmes, c b Dafoe... 13 Wilby D., c Maitland, b Clement 0 Brown, b Dafo ' e 7 Hinton not out 20 Hotham, c Dafoe, b Anderson 2 Gillespie T., b Dafoe. ..... 9 Rogers, c wkt., b Clement 1 Harvey, c Brandon, b Anderson 5 Extras a 9 Total . 92 4 for 20; Johnston, 2 for 44. Second Innings. St. George ' s School — Anderson, c Holmes, b Johnston 2 Brandon, c Rogers, b Gillespie A 21 Greig, c Johnston, b Gillespie A 0 Robinson, c Gillespie, b Field 21 Dafoe, l.b.w. Johnston 17 Maitland, b Gillespie A 5 Clement, b Gillespie A. Rose, l.b.w. Field Mercer, run out Whittall, b Gillespie A. Betteridge, not out Extras Brentwood College — Holmes, b Dafoe 0 Johnston, b Dafoe 4 Gillespie A, c Greig, b Clement I Wilby D., c b Dafoe..... 4 Harvey, c Maitland, b Clement 0 Field, b Dafoe 5 Hinton, run out A Gillespie I., c Whittall, b Dafoe 17 Brown, stumped 7 Rogers, stumped 2 Hotham, not out 1 Extras 21 Total 76 Total for 2 innings 154 Total 72 Total for 2 innings 164 Bowling: Field, 2 for 8; Gillespie A., 5 for 41; Johnston, 2 for 23. BRENTWOOD COLLEGE vs. VICTORIA C.C. Played on June 16th, at Brentwood — Draw Victoria C.C— Kinch, c Wilby D., b Johnston 6 Austin, b Field 41 Comley, retired 23 Robbins, b Johnston 9 Smith, not out 19 Gait, not out 1 Moore 1 Jordan 1 Tyhurst [ did not bat Ford Lethaby J Extras 19 Brentwood College- Holmes, c Smith, b Moore 24 Johnston, c Robbins, b Jordan 4 Gillespie A., l.b.w. Moore 27 Wilby D., l.b.w. Robbins 20 Harvey, c Austin, b Jordan 9 Field, l.b.w. Jordan 2 Hinton, not out 17 Gillespie I., c Robbins, b Jordan 2 Brown, b Jordan 0 Rogers, b Robbins 7 Wilby G., ct. wkt., b Robbins 0 Extras 24 Total 118 Total Bowling: Johnston, 2 for 32; Field, 1 for 42; Gillespie A., 0 for 25. 136 Page Twenty-Seven

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Brentwood College Magazine 1st XI. AVERAGES Batting Runs Innings Times Not Out Highest Score Average Hinton 99 10 3 20 14.1 Wilby, D 124 10 .... 49 12.4 Johnston 123 10 .... 40 12.3 Field 80 9 2 30 11.4 Gillespie, A 93 9 .... 27 10.3 Bowling Runs Wickets Overs Average Gillespie, A 258 26 72 9.9 Field 151 15 34 10.0 Gillespie, 1 79 7 17 11-3 Johnston 313 24 64 13.0 BRENTWOOD COLLEGE JUNIOR XI. May 21 — vs. University School — Won by 11 runs. May 25 — vs. Glenlyon Prtp. School — Won by 70 runs. May 28 — vs. University School — Lost by 43 runs. June 4 — vs. Shawnigan Lake School — Lost by 31 runs. June 9 — vs. St .Michael ' s School — Won by 103 runs. June 15 — vs. Glenlyon School — Won by 108 runs. TENNIS - BADMINTON - SQUASH DURING the course of the year the many boys who have played these games have done so more with a view to recreation than with serious intent of improving their own game. We consequently have develop- ed no players of outstanding ability. In the case of badminton, this is rather surprising as in addition to ample time for practise there has been available the same coaching that has been largely responsible for the remarkable showing made by the local Badminton Club this year. The thud of balls in the squash courts could be heard most afternoons during the winter term, many newcomers having joined the ranks of squash enthusiasts. The shortness of the summer term, and the demands of cricket, rowing, and sailing, so limited the time that could be spent on the tennis courts that a high standard could hardly be hoped for. That there is enthusiasm and potential ability amongst the boys was evident from the matches played in the course of the school championship. Nearly all of the twenty-one players who entered for the singles played in the doubles also. The singles finalists, I. Gillespie and Todd, each playing the steady, unspectacular style of tennis that is content to wait for an opponents error, played to three sets before Gillespie won the final point. The rallies in this match, if not as brisk as those usually seen in championship play, were at least twice as long. Page Twenty-Nine