Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute - Acta Nostra Yearbook (Guelph, Ontario Canada)

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GUELPH AT BRANTFORD QSENIORQ SENIOR-There was no score until late in the third quarter when Noel Couling of Guelph went around left end on a beautiful reverse for the touchdown, Brantford almost tied the game when Antolavich went around right end for a touchdown. but the play was called back because of a Brantford offside. Final score read: Guelph 6, Brantford O. JUNIOR-In the second quarter Mitchell sneaked over for six points. Galt answered back with a T.D. Later Mitchell scored and converted the touchdown. Ruddy, in the most spectacular play of the game, picked up a Galt fumble and went sixty yards for the T.D. Final score 19-6. G.C.-V.I. AND J. F. ROSS KJUNIORJ JUNIOR-Playing confident football, the Juniors overpowered J. F. Ross, 32-6. Mit- chell scored a total of twenty points with other T.D.'s going to McArthur and Fairfull. GUELPH AT BRANTFORD lJUNIOKy This game was for the I.R.L. champion- ship and the Juniors had to relinquish the cup, won by last year's Guelph squad, as they came out on the short end of a 20-0 score. Although they were digging. the Juniors were no match for powerful B.C.I. -Ron Holliday XA lJunior Games? -Jim Farley XIID 1Senior Gamesl. ,ACTA NOSTRA 99 THE SENIOR GREEN GAELS I believe that most people watch the quarter-back in a football game and so we might as well start the Senior team there. Pivoting the club this year were LARRY JONES in the first half of the season and CARL SANKEY in the last. Both were at the helm of a hard-driving land machine but when the occasion arose, could place their passes with deadly accuracy. Right in front of the QB. is the centre. This year was a little hard on centres as JOHN SCOTT dislocated his shoulder before the season opened, However, JIM FARLEY and PAUL READER shared this spot until Reader paid Kitchener to break Farley's leg, but justice caught up to him as he was put out of commission and PETE LEGATE had to replace him in the last game. This gets us around to those fellows on either side of the centre-the insides. Pete was one of these rock 'em and sock 'em chaps. who counted among their number MIKE HAM- ILTON, JOHN WALKER and HOWARD MBUTCHH KELLY. Now the idea of football is not to hurt anyone and so, to protect the insides. they put beside them a few large fellows called middles. These fellows BOB WALLACE, AL ROBB and BART MISENER, thought they were so rugged that they gave the backfield DON HARMER to give the halfbacks a big man, for BERT WALKER STOREc'i LIMITED G11elpl1's FTIIEIIIUN Slum The Very Best Place to Shop tor Smart Youthtul Fashions That the Campus Crowdl' Will 'I Be Proud to Wear

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STEVENSON, PETE COLLEY, JACK MOR- GAN, LARRY WESSMAN, PETE CATH- CART and HOWIE CAIN were all tired out from scoring touchdowns and making long gains. Stevie, our scoring leader, in particu- lar, came out looking like the before picture in a bandage company ad which Morgan bought after he broke his collar bone. The halves were very fast and some- times when somebody didn't arouse the ire of the referee causing him to inflict a pen- alty upon us, they went for T.D.'s. However, because of this foolish habit of ours. none of the backs was able to score a T.D. in the last game and so they let NOEL COULING, who is one half of the COULING-TONY CARDILLO flying wing set, score it. Noel hardly said a word all year, but Tony made up for him telling those ends where to block. Oh, ends. Well they're on the out- side of the middles and the men holding down that spot were JOHNNY DAY. BILL HILLIS. FRANK FORSTER, MERV. BOL- TON, TERRY PADDISON, RAY LETHER- EN, BOB McVITTIE and BILL FRANK. They were usually the ones who stuck up their grubby paws and hollered for the pass and unusually they usually caught it. How- ever this still hasn't cleared the bench, for that figure which you fans always mistook for a mannequin for a trench coat ad is in reality our coach, Mr. McFadden, who took ACTA NOSTRA IOI care of the administration part of the club and who was ably assisted by our two man- agers, Dave Hull and Dennis Teskey. I would like to extend the team's thanks to Pauline Johnson, Kitchener and Brantford whom we beat and also to extend a warning to Eastwood and Galt that they will also suffer a similar fate next year. -Jim Farley XIID. G.C,V.I. JUNIOR GAELS BUDDY ROGERS--Cha-Cha. was one of the funniest and fastest half-backs on the Juniors. RUDD RUDDY4Rudd was the workhorse of the Junior backfield and thrilled the fans when he got the ball. Brian was the back- field captain of the team. BILL MITCHELL- Big Mitch was the big wheel of the team this year by scoring six touchdowns and passing for four others. He was also the best punter in the I.R.L. DAVE FAIRFULL-Dave proved to be a driving fullback. His method of running bull-legged gained him many yards. BILL KEFALAS--Bill, in his rookie year in collegiate football, proved that he would develop into a very fleet halfback. BRAD YOUNG-Brad has one more year of Junior football and should develop into a Very good flying wing next year. LARRY COHEN-Long-legged Larry was KITCI-IENWARE GENERAL HARDWARE THE BoND HARDWARE co., LTD. , l JOHNS-MANVILLE BUILDING MATERIALS l Asphalt Shingles and Rootings Cedar Grained Asbestos Siding Rock Wool Insulation MARTIN-SENOUR IOOYXO PURE PAINT PRATT AND LAMBERT INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FINISI-IES - Guelplfs Leading Hardzvnre Store - Phone TA 4- l420 BUILDERSQSUPPLIES SPORTS GOODS