Malvern Collegiate Institute - Muse Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE MUSE ggm I BASKETBALL In order to give more girls throughout the school the opportunity to play basketball, the old plan of a picked junior and senior team playing the other schools in its section of the city has been discon- tinued in order to try out a new system. Whether the old form of league games will be discontinued for the future depends on the success of the new plan this year. Now each form has its own team and a tinal winner is declared from the fifths, fourths, thirds, seconds and lirsts. This year the winning fourth and winning third teams played the corresponding winners of Riverdale Collegiate, resulting in a close victory for Malvern fourths and a defeat for Malvern thirds. Malvern's home game has not yet been played. The winners of the third, second and first forms a1'e playing home and home games with Danforth Technical. Ill the different sports exhibition games can be arranged with any of the other city schools when the basketball schedule has been finished. The line up for 4C-Nora Cotton tCaptainJ, Gladys Kippen. Edith Martin. Audrey Wilson. Rene McCrea, Eleanor Ketchen, May McDougall and Jean La Trobe. 3D line up-Jean Davis tCaptainJ, Bertha Portwood, Ruth Thomas, Helen Norman. Bernadotte Morin. Elsie Sale, Patience Rap- ley. Pat Aldington, Grace Phillips. Florence Passey. The winners of the second and first forms are not yet declared. Best luck to the new system. Let us hope all the girls have a good time at their games. Last year's winning basketball team of the first forms was 1H. The winners of the baseball were ID. Lett to rzghtehl. DAYIINQE, G. Save, D. fiUl'L'H1I.-KN, H. G. F.-XIRBAIRN, G. SMITH D. Baiuiv, 1. 53lI'l'lI. A. 5l,'ll.Xl'Fl-'llill Waptzilm. lwl

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THE' MUSE' 1. W . . D 4,1 S RIADGE Pmcfr Cups were donated by the Girls' Athletic Club for senior and junior championships. The winner of the senior cup was Madge Price. 5C. with 15 points, Hazel Godwin be- ing a close second with 13 points. Delcia Couchman. QD. was the winner of the junior with twenty-four points. Here's wishing the Girls' Athletic Club more success next year, and that means the co-operation of all the Malvern girls. GIRLS' FIELD SPORTS With the memory of 1930 iield sports well in mind. many of the girls began prac- tising with good spirit and high hopes early this year. The turnout on Field Day was very good. All the races provided plenty of excitement for the entrants and onlookers alike. DELCIA COUCHMAN TENNIS THE CANON BAYNES-REED TROPHY Ilizxiz Mc'f'm:vA The annual competition for this trophy got off to a good start with sixty entries this year. In spite of the drawback of bad weather, the games were played off in fair time. Rene McCrea, Reva Purdon, Ena Gall and Vera Bloodsworth won through the semi- finals. Rene McCrea and Ena Gall qualified to contest the final match. Rene McCrea won the first set 6-4, then Ena came to the fore taking the set 6-1. The final set came to an exciting finish with Rene winning 9-7. The entries for this year's competition were ex- cellent: here's hoping they will be as good next year. -MADGE PRICE. I T4 i