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

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-w-uf-Y . . MIDGET BOYS' RUGBY TEAM BACK Row-Mr. Oliver, D. Brudy, R. Mutcb, A. Lambrecht, M. Weicker, B. Angley, D. Hayworth, R. B 0 MIDD E Row-D. Weicker, L. Knapp, I. MacPherson, R. David, J. Mason, E. Hipwell, P. Hamilton, E. Rin I E se s FRONT Row-K. Charlton, K. Wedderspoon, R. Hall, M. Jordan, D. Roberts. RUGBY The Juniors: Coached and managed by Mr. Griffin, Peter Noble and Tom Moore, the juniors looked for a successful season, but due to injuries and a few players leaving, the strength of the team was greatly reduced before the close of the schedule. However they managed to give a very creditable account of themselves in all games. The Midgets: They may be small, but they certainly do play rugby. The 110 pounders were coached by Mr. Oliver and his able assistant, Ross Barlow. Only losing one and tying one game during the schedule to tie with Scott in total points, the team made no mistake in the play-off to win 11-4. This gave them the Gyro Trophy, emblematic of the league championship. The team: Captain and quarter, R. Hall, Backiield, K. Wedderspooii, M. Jordan, K. Charlton, D. Roberts, M. Weicker, Line, J. Mason, P. Hamilton, J. Nellis, A. Lambrecht, R. Mutch, P. Silzer, I. MacPherson, C. Stevens, E. Hipwell, D. Hayworth, L. Knapp, E. Ring, D. Weicker, I. Essers and C. Tanouye who started the season, but was forced to drop out when he broke his arm. ' 89

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HCCKEY Things are bound to happen around Centralinew things I mean- and what's more they did happen. This year the Student's Council sponsored two amusing though exciting hockey games. The amusing part of the games being that the players were those dainty feminine creatures who strut around Central halls knowing little about studies and less about hockey. The first game was A school Vs. B school. A school came out on top of the close score of 2-1, but B school were right in there fighting till the end. The second and most spectacular game was the Staff Vs. Girls. The teachers out- matched the girls with a one way score of 3A-0. Cooper and Mac- Murchy were star players of the staff and the teachers showed great sportsmanship on skates. Better luck next year, girls. Line up: Staff, Oliver Cgoalj, Cooper, Doxsee, Griffin, Mac- Murchy, Williaiiis, Greenough. Girls: Doan Qgoalj, Ordway, Bugee, McMaster, Wilkie, Athey, Baker, Irwin, Yarnton, Routledge, VV right Cgoalj, Rogers, Ross, P. Laird, R. Laird, Speers, M. Smith. GIRLS' SCFTBALI. Senior: Central's laurels in Senior girls softball went undefended last spring, owing to inclement weather and the fa.ct that Normal School and Regina College close early in June, which diminishes interest in any league that might be formed. Prospects for a good school team this year are especially bright. Interform softball did not progress much more satisfactorily than the Senior league. Each form played at least one game, but the schedule was uncompleted when finaQ exams came around. Great interest persists among the girls in softball and it is hoped that this spring the elements will be lenient in opposition. 2 Take your Business Course AT SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE u reliable and superior sclaool NOISELESS TYPEWRITERS PART OF THE NEW EQUIPMENT IN THE CLASS-ROOMS. We Lead-Others Follow Jas. G. Gass, Principal 88

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MIDGET BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING-N, Douglas, L. Newman, R. Husband, Mr. Greenough, W. Angley, M. Jordan, H. Whittaker. SITTING-AI. Finklestein, R. Hall, I. Peake, M. XVeicker, M. Botham. BASKETBALL Midgets: Repeating their performances of former years, the midgets under the able coaching of Mr. Creenough, went through the season Without a loss. Most of the midgets will be elegible next year for the juniors and a good team should result. The midget lineup- B. Husbandg L. Newman g B. Angleyg M. Finkelsteing M. Bothamg J. Peakeg K. Charltong M. Jordang M. Weicke1'g N. Douglasg H. Whittaker, and R. Hall. Juniors: The juniors, coached by Mr. Cooper, turned out a strong team this year to be defeated by Scott in the two league games in which these teams met, which gave the northsiders the championship. A tournament was held at Regina College and Central emerged the Winners of the Junior section. 90