Collingwood District Collegiate Institute - Gleaner Yearbook (Collingwood, Ontario Canada)

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SPORTS 'W u. Report on the Junior Basketball Team 1 ' Although not so successful as last year, the C. D. C. I. did . produce a good Junior basketball team. We did not actually c me into our own until the last two games of the season when we tied M Barrie, the league leaders at the time, and routed Midland. Both P of these clubs had previously defeated us. The top scorers were I Captain uoug. Ostien and Brian McMurray, although centre Don Ter Meer and guards Jim Heron and Don Kelly gave invaluable support. Alternates were Colin McDougall, Clinton Beckett, Dick Morrow, Charlie Wagner, Dennis Allen and Jackie Wray. Our coach, Mr. Bull Report on Senior Basketball Team ft h ' ,I showed us out mistakes and guided our attack from the bench. X H I The senior team did not have a very successful year in the 'won' column but they tried hard and died valiently. The team Y was ied- by captain and high scorer Craig Cook. Other members were Don Rough and Don Buckingham, forwards, and Grant Nixon and Paul Allison, guards. Others to see action were Paul Nisula, Barr? Elliot, and Sonny Foley. l . . fe I ' JUNIOR 5 ' ,A 8 A FOOTBALL E ' ' ' 6 2 l Coaches - Mr. Parkin and Bill Girdwood - A team iS l0St I without a good coach, and we had two of the finest. A graduate and former football star of C. D. C. I., Bill came back to coach this year and did an excellent job. Mr. Parkin who needs no introduction also spent much time and effort in molding our teams. Clinton Beckett - For a first year man WBugs' showed plenty of fight and desire. Should go well next year. Wayne Smith - played a fine game at end and will be a welcome member of next year's team. Wayne Wagner - another lineman, playing tackle. Wayne played fine ball. Although he played well at the football, he played better at NSunset Point'. ' Greg Taylor - Our true vetran, WBoze' has the proud ' distinction of having the biggest feet of the :L-. team. Galloped 89 yards in Midland for his first touchdown of his career. Doug Ostien- In his third and final year as Junior, Doug proved a clever q.b. in piloting the team this year. Frank Butters- Fleet-footed left half - was untouchable in a hundred yards - was the best broken field runner on the squad. Don Cook - One of the smallest, but most aggressive members on the team - played exceptionally well for his first year in football - I still say he should have scored in Midland.

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Hugh Butters-His unconquerable courage and drive gave him the team scoring championship with ten touchdowns.He played both offense and defense as well as the majority of the kicking. Dave Beyon-playing right half he showed very well in the backfield.He also plays the saxophone well. Jim Whitehead-a pile-driving fullback who never stopped running.If there wasgnt a hole in the line he made one.His only regret was getting his white pants dirty at St.Andrews. Don Rich-a second year man who could catch a pass hanging by his shoe- laces from goalposts was one of the team highest scorers.Now that he is gummin'it he can probably go faster. Jim Heron-a powerhouse at both offense and defense,the veteran left end was a inspiration to his fellow team-mates. Alan Drever-rough,ready,and rugged.TheNhoundHwithout regard for life or limb roared into anything that was not wearing black and gold.A savage tackler ,he still snarls a little when he walks into a dressing room. Dennis Knowles-Hnumbn. Humour--the best.Football--???He used to eat four bottles of ugly pills so he could get violently madfor the game.All he did was burp. Georgeweider-in his second year of football he turned out to be a fearless tackler defensively.He still complains of a bruise from blocking a kick at St.Andrews. Orvelle Brown-Playing his first year of football he was a powerfull defensive player.Ollie Allison still has his cleat marks imprinted on his pelvis. Dennis Allen-small but mighty,that describes Dennis.His low tackles laid many a foe into the dirt. Brian MacMurray-NMy Wild Irish RosenAnother first year man who played anhard game on the line.He used his 6'5H frame to great advantage Colin McDougal-in his sophomore year at flying wing Colin used his fine speed and sure hands for catching many passes. Don TerMeer-Another rookie who showed very well as a pass catching end. He should play very well next year. Bob Sutton-One of the larger members of the team Bob should prove valuable to nextyear'steam. Paul Allison-Wfinesse,fire,and furyn-that describes Billy Vessels. Ollie is undescribable Captain of the team in his final year, he played centre, fullback and inside. Happiest moment was catching a pass in the middle of a mud puddle. Girls' Track and Field. by Helen Emmett The first week of September was rather damp and drizzly, the second one was wet and miserable and the third was just as bad, but, finally, by the graces of the gods, the last Monday of the month was bright and sunny. Needless to say, we grabbed this day for our Track add Field Day. No one had been able to practise much, although there were a few to be seen jogging around the track with the cold rain lashing at their legs. The events got under way with the dashes, begun with the powerful BANG of a cap gun. If we had time to be sentimental, perhaps we thought of the significance of the day. We were participating for the first time on our new track and field. The events were dashes, running broad jump, standing broad jump, standing hop, step, and jump, high jump, soft ball throw, basketball relay, three-legged race and the relay. These were completed by bus time and the following day the awards were presented to - Helen Emmett ...... Senior Marion Johnson .... Intermediate Jean MacRae ....... Junior Helen Emmett .. ... Ruth Glenville Trophy lSee p.24