Glebe Collegiate Institute - Lux Glebana Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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UX GLEBANAGXZQ- m,Y3PALERE FLAMMAM SENIOR BASKETBALL Slandqzg: M. MCLEAN n. STIRLING J. FRASER B. HARRINGTON MR. CAMPBELL Ccoachj Sillmg: J. STILIES 13. MCADAM B. SIMPSON B. DAVIS Absenl: 13. MERRILL Ccapnj JUNIOR BASKETBALL Slanding: T. FAIRBAIRN G. GRAHAM w. LAXGFORD 'r. R001- Sitfing: E. LEFTLEY R. JUNKE G. BRUCE MR. CALLAN Qcoachj 'IIIZI'

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UX GLEBANAcE,',Aw QLSPALERE FLAMMAM SENIOR BASKETBALL by BILL NIERRILL, 5-A 1'rH THE schedule drawing to a close, the Senior team is fighting for supremacy in the lnterscholastic league. A This year, handicapped by the loss of three of our best players, we have had a stiff but rather, successful season. To date, we have been victorious in all but one of our games, which was a close 31 to go defeat at the hands of Technical. As a consequence, we are tied for league leadership, and a tight play-off is promised, which, at the time of publication, will be over and an E.O.S.S.A. champion crowned. If we are successful in the E.O.S.S.A. cham- pionship, we are hoping that the three players, Tom Daley, George Reynolds and Ayton Keyes, will secure their percent and greatly strengthen the team for further play-off honours. This year, we also played an exhibition game against the Ottawa College Senior City League teaIII, and defeated them by a small margin. Mention should be made of the Hne playing of Bob McAdam, jim Fraser and Bob Davis, but the success of the team is due to the excel- lent coaching of Mr. Campbell. .l-3-Q-4-1 JUNIOR BASKETBALL - by Ross JUNKE, 4-B ms YEAR's Junior Basketball team per- formed very creditably, Hnishing in first place in their league, losing only one of their twelve scheduled games, which went to Tech. As a result of this victory, the Technical team placed second in the league standing and earned the right to oppose Glebe in a two-game series, total points to count, to decide the city champions. The winners of this series will advance into the E.O.S.S.A. play- downs, and some closely contested struggles are expected before the winners are declared. Every member of the team gave his best when called upon, and the work of Don Finlay- son and Gordie Bruce is worthy of mention here. The Junior team take this opportunity of thanking Mr. Callan for his capable coaching during the past season. Ol' BICYCLES SPORTING G O O D S You Cfm't Beat B Y S H E ' S The Sports C erztre 223 BANK STREET OTTAWA J. WI LBUR M o o N E Y . Special Representative oTTAwA ELECTRIC BUILDING MR. J. R. HOXVIE - 20 Pay Life Policy Insurance ..... 52,000.00 Yearly deposit . . . 57.40 End of 20th year- Cash dividend earned . 590.38 Insurance of 82,000.00 continuing free of outlay. Its Cash Surrender Value increasing and a yearly surplus refund besides. If he had surrendered the policy for its entire Cash Value, he would have received the Company's cheque for 51,578.60 See me about a Mutual Policy for yourself 4113?