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

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5 -1. I' 4 BASKETBALL I 5 , SENIOR BCVS' BASKETBALL The Senior team finished second in the league this year, one point behind the winners. They defeated Campion, Luther and Regina Colleges and Normal in exhibition games. With a little more experience this team would have been hard to beat as the boys had height and speed. Bus Haligh, who assisted with the coaching, taught the boys among other things-how to shoot. The team was very fortunate in having Mr. Haugh to help them. Bus Haugh-coach--known all over Canada for his ability as a player. If there were more coaches like Bus, Collegiate Basketball would be a better and cleaner game. Mr. Myatt-fthe old reliable of Central's teams. He and Bus Haugh made the best team they could for Central. Ed. Petersmeyer-centre- Big Pete to his friends-tall- gets his share of tip-offs. Nice shot close in. Bernie Isman-forward-moves around a lot and goes in for speed-can shoot from all angles. Jeff Mortimer--forward-ea nice all-round player and sure can sink one-handed shots. Harry Head--forward--fast forward and sometimes used as relief centre-can be relied upon to score from practically any position. Glen Currie-we-forward--another fast playerekeeps the oppo- sition on the move watching him. His long shots are uncanny. Geo, Page--guard--small, but is always where he is needed. First class dribbler. Dave Kahn-guard-cool, steady player-rarely tries for basket himself, but gives openings to the forwards. Adolphe Ziflie--guard--a good defence man with a lot of experience behind him. Keeps the opposition's score low. Gordon Robertson-guard-sticks with his man-nice shot under the basket. Carl Gancheff-'guard Carl is a fast player, good both on the offensive and defensive-a good dribbler and an accurate shot. Tom Smith-forward-asmooth player-makes clean passes. Ken Goldie'-forward. Ken's first year in basketball and he sure showed them. Go to it lien! Warren Petersmeyer-centerea great team player-supplies his Wing men with plenty of openings-can shoot especially well from under the basket. 55

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Harry Green-inside-big and fast-puts his whole heart into the game. Harold Carefoot-utility-new to the game this year- developed into a valuable man. Gordon Robertsonfmiddle-good defence manfplays a real steady game-will go a long way. Mike Pukesh-end-a consistent tackler-clips with the best of them. Cy Ridgeway-utility-a big boy who uses his weight to advantagefgood prospects. Ross Barlow-inside-newcomer to Seniors-a valuable man at the end of the season. JUNIOR RUGBY TEAM The Junior Rugby squad farrayed in new sweatersb was coached by Mr. Perkins, Mr. Griffin, and Hec Jones-a Pat Rugby star. Although not winning the cup they were in there in every game, winning one from Commercial and being defeated by Technical and Campion. Special mention goes to George Bujea, star middle, who received the honor of being Star of the Week on one occasion. Hal Pearlman sported a sling on his right arm for about a month after the iirst game. This was the only casualty. Quarter-back-Fred Bond, CCaptainj. Backfield-Lockhart, Duncalfe, Scythes, Allen, Peckinpaugh, Kerr. Line-Baker, Robertson, MacRae, Wickerson, Moore, Bujea, Donahue, Crossley, Pearlman, B-ratt, McEwen, R.obb, Salmond. MIDGET RUGBY TEAM The Midgets won the Regina Intercollegiate Midget Rugby championship and are holders of the Gyro cup for the year. The 110 pounders put a lot of fight in their games and provided some of the best rugby entertainment of the season. The team was coached by Mr. Cliver, who had the valued assistance of Ken Goldie, a Pat rugby star. Team-WQ Powley, CCaptainD, J. Anderson, R. Copeland, C. Cohen, C. Head, H. Guest, C. Bonseigneur, E. Sparks, D. Craddock, B. Franzen, G. Camburoff, C. Knight, R. Lennox, J. Tennian, G. Smith, M. Jordan, D. Smith, C. Cushing, J. Stewart, G. Blair, C. McLellan, K. Stewart. ARENA RINK JEFFRIES JEWELRY Roller Skating Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 800 to 10-30 I83l Eleventh Avenue Fourteenth and Robinson PHONE 8166 54 Cheerful Credit

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JUNICR BOYS' BASKETBALL The Junior team finished their schedule without a loss. In a two game series with Moose Jaw Central Collegiate they won the first game at home, but lost the second and round at Moose Jaw. This is the third time in succession that the team have won the Kinsmen Cup, emblematic of City Intercollegiate Junior Championship. Mr. Cooper-spent much time coaching the team and de- veloping high-calibre combination. Forbes Cavanagh-Captain-plays centre-third year as a Junior. Has proved a valuable player. Edwin Doaneleft-wing man. Has a knack of finding the hoop from the corners. Gerald Gordon-plays right-wing to complete first string forwards. Tricky as well as a playmaker. Lorne Wickerson-right guard. Peter N oble-left guard. Between these two stalwart defencemen many an oppos- ing forward has had difficulty in finding the hoop. Ivan King-Centre-fast as well as evasive. Another big help to the team. Harold Peckinpaugh-a forward-held down the left-wing. Always there for the baskets. Jack Kerr-had hard luck in shooting this year but passes well. George Bujea-right guard. Ernest Ploss-left guard. These two boys improved a great deal during the year and showed themselves to be a fine pair of guards. Duncan Allen-forward-fathomed the secrets of the game and seemed to have that scoring ability. Stanley Abrams-forward-good dribbler. Fairly fast. Ed Stock-a late comer. In another year Ed will be able to show his true colors. ' Elmer Hunter-forward-smooth passer and fitted into plays well. MIDGET BCVS' BASKETBALL The Midget boys' basketball team won the intercollegiate city league for players 110 lbs. or under after being forced into a tie in league points. In the playoff with Scott C.I. the Centralites were victorious by a 43X 20 margin. The team was ably coached by Mr. Greenough who took over an inexperienced group and made them into an efficient playing unit. Team-Cr. Camburoff CCaptainD, F. Feiffer, E. Sparks, J. Anderson, A. I-Lemstreet, C. Cushing, W1 Donison, C. Bonseigneur, A. Ring, R. Copeland, T. Larkin and M. Vollet. 56