Burlington High School - Rarebits Yearbook (Burlington, Ontario Canada)

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RAREBITS 15 HIS year marks the greatest athletic efforts and achievements in the history of Burlington High School. The purpose of the Dedicatory is to com- memorate in some measure the success and fame of our athletes and the honour which they bestow and reflect on the name of our School. The following is a brief summary of the records which any secondary school might well be proud of: The Boys' and Girls, combined Field and Track team won decisively for the fourth year in succession the Halton County and East Flamboro fnterscholastic Field Day Championship. This honour was competed for by the secondary schools of Acton, Burlington, Georgetown, Milton, Oakville and YVatcrdown, and the bieet held in Qctober 1930 at Oakville. The Senior Boys, Rugby team after winning the group honours advanced to take the Championship of the Niagara Division of the Ci.O.S.SJA. by defeating Welland and Grimsby in turn. The team was undefeated in the ten-game series. The Boys were declared C.O.S.S.A. Champions by default. The team met defeat at the hands of Delta Collegiate in the semifinals for the Qntario fnterscholastic Senior Rugby Championship after giving a courageous display. The Boys, Senior Hockey team won the Niagara Division fnterscholastic Championship of the C.O.S.S.A. by defeating Dunnville in the final. The team was defeated on the round in thrilling games with Orangeville in the semifinals of the C.O.S.S.A. Championship. The Boys' Senior Basketball team was defeated in the play-downs for the Niagara District Championship of the C.O.S.S.A. by Beamsville. The boys played good basketball throughout the season. The Iunior Girls, Basketball team won group honours, but met defeat in the semifinals of the Niagara Division Championship of the C.O.S.S.A. The team lost to Grimsby. It remained, however, for the Senior Girls' Basketball team to bring the great- est honour to the school and town. Following the group win, the girls defeated Grimsby and Ridgeway to annex the Championship of the Niagara Division of the C.O.S.S.A. At Toronto, the team defeated Barrie and Napanee to win the C.O.S.S.A- Championship. ln the play-downs for the Provincial honours the team defeated Brantford Collegiate to win the Hamilton and District Championship. In a home- and home series for the Ontario fnterscholastic Senior Championship the girls were defeated on the round by the Kennedy Collegiate of Windsor after a gallant Hght. The girls completed the season with but one defeat in the sixteen league games played.

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