East Kildonan Collegiate - Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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For the third time has captured the S.C.A. went through the season ■ ' AT in four yea: Oham ons siut ay W.K. the E.K.C.soccer team r p. This year’s team with hut two ties 0 ne. of t he ties 1-1. E.K scored on a .ife Prrst ga “at later n goals- a cent gg to wing effort. Hugh Krentz man in this. Hugh also scored a goal wlj? allowed byythoxl feree )iid, our teakpl lpred powervan this game ha vo m n 10 many ch an cwoo dXstart od L1C’ s goaM if ' ' Eric m .derman t out and it hityf Yiorwood TTIaw l nd bounced in. then t|ed it ujssOTl a-Jpena 11Suliio Takeuc ahead 2-1 then Birl Serytuk o fcffiyff d it up. In tuheir Norwood 2-1. : had not missed sc With a fexiQQT gOUa:. E.K.tied ;ted SJiem so many fcras th t rigger .ch was xot ji.i?ss next game, took the g£?ra . 2-0 both ' eat ed if they tings ing frew t 2 all )oug I am put ainst St.Jan £s, was a syow ored by na Next carne r left on the mhi little softer hands” Ser conian were eRlifted for fighting. a team gepu ed to be toinfeh. When end cF sl 2-0 scare t hey mVs t J jgve felt a lave Tibb s TKi ada d in trap firsrgoal while Bill, scored the other. Barpy Martin and a Trans- L e. E.K, jrytuk. E.K. she them 4-0 in team and har still lost. E of Melvin Finl ball in Glenls they do in prs netting thre the pass fr In Kildonan edpp-lenlawn wh .Kr|fe final sc (fought. E hot yson, TTerL m ’ -q a id was the foo dule gam eV if ilrni eallyirffol Mu raXand Bo ' the Norwards t Takeraphi had ' aveXKibbs sco [ball boss, by dribbing .enlawn was a listless ught it would have The half-back line Hansell, kept the ok shots just as 1mself a gay time 2 d the other one on )lay St.James and West In St.Jame s Dave Tibb play. Hi g Kr Irl t ' he fi i sh Dave Tilfbs nearly ti Kr e nt z Jm sj o r cd 2 no t c heab| 5th e r This upp WWi s fastest E.K.it thus ' e Xed W.K. while E.K. slaughtered a field day getting two goals, ian on an Ingram to Sumio to Tibbs he other goal. ’ted out fast, downing Norwood 4-1. rebound for E.K’s first goal. brilliant goals. Cent reman Doug Ingram Norwood scored on a breakway. game the E.K’ers played, and it was .K.goal.

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SOCCER CONT’D. If E.K. played like stars in this game the clouds must jj lia.ve cone out in the second game. This was E.K T s other tie. When the dust cleared there was a 2-2 score. E.K.started wei going ahead 1-0 on Bob Ham’s goal then taking a 2-0 lead on goal by Bill Serytuk. Norwood scored on a penalty shot, the! E.K. turned to the defensive stance. Norwood came through again and again only to be driven off until with about 7 seconds to go they scored. E.K.was hot and showed it in the! third game. They dumped Norwood 4-1. Wing man Hugh Krentz started it all by heading in the first goal and the second one also. Norwood scored on a penalty shot, then started to I fall apart. Doug Ingram dropped a long diot into Norwood ' s I goal, and Dave Tibbs repeated the feat a few minutes later. The ’51 E.K.team was a combination of high scoring forwards, pressing halfbacks, long kicking defence, and a fast goalie. The team had no weak positions and obviously a finalist team. The team also had the spirit to win. Much of the credit must go to the coach Mr.Currie. % did an excellent job, and kept the S.C.A,A.Championship at E . K. C • -Robert Hansell- BOY’S BASKETBALL The boy’s team wasn ' t quite up to par with last year’s team. They showed lots of fight and gave nearly all their opponents a tough battle. Even though they lost four games out of five the boys played with great team spirit and sports $ manship, E.K.C. vs.St. Jaifle s : In the first game of the season our boys went dowrn to a thirty to twenty loss. It was a hard fought game all the way, but in the final quarter St.lames sank eleven points to get out ahead, and stayed there. The scorers for E.K.C. were Hugh Krentz - 8 points, Bob Marshall - 5 points. Ace” Melnyk - 4 points, Jim Forsyth and Bob Hansell with 2 each, and John Campbell with 1 point. E.K.C. vs.Selkirk: This game proved to be the most exciting for our boys through all the year. It was nip and tuck all the way with the score see-sawing back and forth until the last quarter Ytiien Selkirk’s Haroll looped ten points to clinch the game for Selkirk. The final score was 40-35. Krentz -15 points, Marshall - 1C points, Sutherland and Melnyk with 3 point s apiece. Fred Halls scored 2 points ’while Campbell and Forsyti I scored 1 point each. 1 -A