Central Collegiate Institute - Ye Flame Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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SENIOR BOYS' SOFTBALL fupper groupl Back Row Qleft to right?-G. Capraru, J. Grass. . Middle Row--L. Holt, F. Mason, D. Dewson, H. Dane, G. Currle. D Front Row-G. Potts, W. Kennedy, Mr. Cooper Ccoachj, C. Gancheff, A. Zlffle. JUNIOR TRACK AND FIELD DAY WINNERS Clower group! Back Row-Mr Myatt, D. Cullum, M. Kaleniuk, F. Feiffer, D. Cross, Miss Tingley Front Row-D. MacLean, D. Spencer, G. Potts, J. Gass. 62

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BASEBALL A -Y' BCVS' BASEBALL The HB school softball team was successful in the playoffs and defeated Tech, Commercial and A school to win the competition of the year. Owing to the shortness of the season only a limited schedule could be played. Mr. Cooper had charge of the team. Baseball under Mr. F. Howard got under way again in Central and although handicapped through not being allowed to use our own grounds for this type of game, they put up some excellent exhibitions against other schools. More teams are expected in the future. SENIOR GIRLS' SCFTBALL During the Spring of 1933 a well organized softball team was formed under the efficient coaching of Miss Tingley. Although there was no league, games were played with different schools. The team was as follows: Mae Huddlest-on and Marj. Drake, pitchers, Sybil Durrant, catcher, Dot Cullum, first base, Jean Gillis, second base , Rae Salter and Nona Noonan, third base, Louise Deacon, short-stop, fielders, Doris MacKenzie, Winnie Lake, Frances Crosson, Isabel Scrimgeour and Marian Thomson. A Softball for this year is not yet under way, but a team is now being formed under the supervision of Miss Tingley. The lineup will probably be the same with the exception of Jean Gillis, Rae Salter, and Marj. Drake who are now attending other schools, but Olive Demchuk, a newcomer, will succeed Marj. as assisting pitcher. Syn LTD. DRS. SMITH Sc IVICGREGCR DACK SHUES - FINE CLUTHES DEN1-151-5 512 BRODER BUILDING 1831 HAMILTON sr. REGM 461 vu .f f -

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ill X TRACK FIELD DAY Field Day, the biggest sport event of the school year which officially opens the year's programme of athletics was held on F riday, October 6th. The weather was excellent and the new field was in fine shape for a complete programme of events. Staff and students alike forgot their school work and gave their support to make this year's field day one of the best we have had. A refreshment booth in the centre of the field supplied the needs of the spectators and contestants. Keen competition in all events provided plenty of excitement to all who attended. Preliminaries had been run off in all classes previously on account of large entries and only the finals were necessary. A large banner for competition between A and B schools was won by BH school. In Senior Girls' events, Dorothy Cullum placed first and Dorothy Brook second. Marg. Carefoot and Dorothy Bruce were tied for third. In Junior Girls, Mary Kaleniuk ranked first, Bernice Barlow second and Gwen MacLachlan third. In Midget Girls, Doris Cross ranked first, Pat Farnsworth second and Una Athey third. A school girls Won the relay from B school. Senior Boys' Champion-Gerald Potts. Runner up-A. Ziffle. Junior Boys' Champion-Forbes Cavanagh. Runner up-Allan Scythes. Midget Champion-Fred Feiffer. Runner up-E. Sparks. BUYS' TRACK TEAM At the annual Track and Field meet sponsored by the Athletic council of the University of Saskatchewan and held in the Uni- versity Stadium at Saskatoon, May 18th and 19th, 1933, our Junior Boys' team won the Junior Provincial Championship and the Eclectic Club Trophy for a year. All schools in the province sent competitors and Central can be proud of its team in winning against such excellent competitors. The team consisted of Gerald Potts, Dave Spencer, Don MacLean, Forbes Cavanagh and Jim Gass. Mr. Myatt had charge of the team and coached them. 63