Havergal College - Magazine Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Havergal College Magazine The teams were as follows : Boarders. M. Longbottom goal A. Henderson Lottie Ironside centre F. Rosner N. Burton D. Allonby guard G. Downer Day Girls. Mary Tuckwell N. Elliott E. Tupper J. Jordan H. Muldrew B. Machaffie Oct. ist — Junior team v. Boarders ' team. The Juniors were very plucky in not losing- heart against a much stronger team. The game, however, was a poor one, being spoilt by rough play on both sides. The score resulted in 19-13 goals in the Boarders ' favour. This game did not count as a championship one. Oct. 5th — Day Girls v. Boarders. The Day Girls played with several substitutes. The game resulted in a draw — 2 goals all. Oct. 13th — Day Girls v. Boarders. A very good game; plucky defence and good passing by Boarders. Score 19-5 in favour of Boarders. Oct. 19th — Day Girls v Day Girls. Oct. 26th — Dav Girls v, Boarders. Score 13-7 in favour of Boarders. A win for the Boarders. Oct. 27th — A meeting was called to decide if the game on Oct. 26th should be counted, as two girls on the Day Girls ' team had been put off for not wearing running shoes. It was decided by twelve votes to one that the game should not be counted towards the championship. Oct. 29th — The last game of the season proved to be a very hard one. It resulted in favour of the Boarders by 12 to 9. The line-up was as follows : Boarders. Allie Pitblado Nora Burton Adelina Henderson Dorothy Allonby Maisie Longbottom Gladys Downer (capt. Fanny Rosner goal centre uard Day Girls. Mary Tuckwell Nora Elliott Emma Tupper Jeanette Jordan Nora Jardine Bettie Machaffie Marguerite Alsip HOCKEY. Owing to the winter being a short one, there were not so many hockey matches as usual, but those that were played were thor- oughly enjoyed. 54

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(Betty Machaffif, Form V. Upper.) BASKETBALL Throughout the season much enthusiasm was shown in the games, and the competition for the cup presented by the Very Rev. Dean Coombes was very keen. The Day Girls ' team were the victors last year, but the Boarders are working hard to gain it this season, and at the finish of the Fall basketball season were leading by 3 games to 2. JUNIOR BASKETBALL. The Juniors played many matches, and always turned out in good numbers and with great enthusiasm. When they have learned how to lose good-temperedly, as well as to win, they will provide valuable recruits for the senior teams. Also they should not change places in the team so often, as it spoils combination work. Among the Junior members, the following should be especially mentioned as playing well : Florence Carey and Marjorie Hazelwood, the captains, who have done good work on their teams. Edith Tupper, a good player, but inclined to be rough. Elsie Scrimes, a keen, plucky player. SENIOR BASKETBALL. A meeting was called on Sept. 28th, 1909, to elect officers for the coming year. Gladys Downer and Marguerite Alsip were chosen captains, and Dorothy Allonby appointed secretary. It was decided to play the first game of the season on the same day as the meeting. Sept. 28th, 1909 — The first game of the season resulted in a win for the Day Girls ' team by 8 to 1 goals. Mary Tuck well scored 3 goals and 1 penalty goal for the Day Girls, and Maisie Long- bottom the 1 goal of the Boarders ' score. 53

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Havergal College Magazine Havergalians do not allow such little difficulties as an unswept rink to daunt them, and will cheerfully brandish brooms and sweep off the snow and still have enough energy to play a good game. The annual meeting to elect the captains was held on Jan. 18th. Allie Pitblado was chosen for the Boarders ' team and Bettie Mac- haffie for the Day Girls ' team. It was also unanimously carried that play should begin immediately. Jan. 25th, 1 910 — The first game of the season resulted in a win for the Boarders by 4 to 1 goals. The line-up was as follows : Boarders. goal point coverpoint F. Rosner D. Allonby M. Longbottom M. Thompson A. Pitblado F. Burton E. Scrimes Feb. 8th A centre rover left wing right wing Day Girls. N. Boynton D. Merrick G. McGaw M. Dickson B. Machaffie E. T upper K. H in ton A very fast game was played between the mis- tresses and boarders. During the first half no goals were scored, but in the second half the girls succeeded in scoring one goal, which was quickly followed by one for the mistresses. Play con- tinued very briskly to the end, the girls only succeeding in getting one more goal, which left the score 2-1 in favour of the girls. The line-up was as follows : Boarders. F. Rosner M. Longbottom D. Allonby M. Thompson A. Pitblado F. Burton E. Scrimes Mistresses. Miss Morrison Miss Gourley Miss Church Miss Holditch Miss MacDougall Miss Norrington Miss Springate goal point coverpoint centre rover left wing right wing Feb. nth — A game had been arranged with Old Tuckwel- lians at St. John ' s School for an earlier date, but, owing to a misunderstanding, the visiting team did not arrive, and the game was postponed. The girls managed to score one goal against their opponents, who were obviously too strong for them; but in spite of this, the game was a very enjoyable one, and contested to the very end. The St. John ' s team scored five ;oals, and Allie Pitblado shot Havergal ' s single score. Feb. 1 8th — Havergal v. Wellingtons. As our visitors ar- rived with two players short, it was decided to play five on each side. The advantage was decidedly in favour of the college team, who secured four goals to the Wellington ' s one. Alue Pitblado and Margaret Thompson shot the goals for the college, and Elsie 55