Lisgar Collegiate Institute - Vox Lycei Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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VOX LYCEI 69 Senior Rugby The Senior lnterscholastic Rugby league, composed of teams from Glebe Collegiate, Ottawa College, Lisgar Collegiate and Nepean High School. has ended for the l9Z9 season. These teams showed exceptional rugby ability in the many close and interesting games that were played. The Glebe Collegiate team however was superior to those of the other three schools and finished its schedule without meeting a reverse. The remaining teams hnished in the order mentioned above. Although Lisgar Finished third it gave the leaders a hard Fight before succumbing to them. Indeed, if Lisgar players had turned out more consis- tently to practise, Lisgar possibly would have been higher in the standing. lt has been rumoured that if the players ot next year's Lisgar senior rugby team do not practise more steadily and conscientously than was the case this year. there will be no team representing the blue and grey in the league. The members of this years team have seen their folly and hope that the next team to represent Lisgar will take the hint and benefit accordingly. The team was composed of many individual stars, the most prominent of whom was -lohnny Edwards, the captain and quarter-back. The backneld was ably looked after by Alf Gratton, Ken Baird, -lerry Slattery and ,lohn Currie. Constituting the secondary defense, Lisgar had Fisher, Henderson and Carroll. The line, although not a heavy one, was composed of tireless workers such as Murray. I-lerman, Campbell, Way, Bertrand. Grundy. Blaginnes. Wallace. Worden. Crawdron, Brash and Laughton. tl. F. H.-Yth. 1 nznznzuxrxoen -1 sz 1 1.11-,1.1.qp1,1i.q-pi.:-1 1: 1 2: 1 gunz- 1 1.1: -10101403 H 7, ! 5. Q Q Y l i Compliments of i Qttawais Largest Departmental Store i o ! i E N. . CIIIIHU g 2 Limited PEMBR OKE OTTAWA RENFREW I i .fix-uuavsngu-:rx rio:111:11:14-11111::mini-ixizzu:impmy zu: :z zz zz -1- 1 :fora Patronize Our Advertisers.