Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School - Echoes Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

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if THEi ECH ES Senior :Rugby HIS year the senior squad was under the command of lWIr. Bamforth who last gear coached the Intermediates. Although the team did not bring the coveted trophy to the school Coach Bamforth with his fast and tricky plays caused the husky rivals from Lindsay many a worry about the outcome. P. C. Y. Qs. AT OSH-XW-X P.C.V.S. opened its schedule i11 Oshawa winning by a score of 6--1. Here we suffered a great loss to the team. when George qedgewick one of the stalwart middles broke his arm and was unable to play for the balance of the season. BEI I EX ILLE AT I. C. V. S. In this game I .CK S, certainly showed that they really were in earnest and one of the contenders for group honours. The team as a whole play ed clever football and team-play was the main factor in their decisive win over the heavy Belleville squad. Final score, P.C.VS. 22 Belleville 0. I INDSAY AI I. C. V. Q. This was one of the best gamts of the season. P.C.V.S. worked hard against their opponents and given an even break. we would have come out on top. Howex er no a' is-we can take it. The result, Lindsay 7, I'.C.V.S. I. P.C.V.S. played in Belleville with four of the teams regulars on the sidelines The game was more evenly matched than our preyious encounter but nevertheless we were again victorious. The score, IL .Vg IZ, Belleville . I. C. V. 3. AI IINDSAY In Lindsay we met our greatest defeat of the season. Harry ltlarsh one of the mainstays of the team played with an injured knee encased in steel but he was orced out of the game in the second half. 'Ihe score. 22-I for Lindsay. Nutt said! OSHAWA AI P. Ca. V. S. The schedule wound up in Peterborough. when P.C.V.q. defeated Oshawa 12-8 fiis left Lindsay in first place having lost no gal es, and l.C.Vq. in stcond pl: having lost twice to Lindsay. I. C. V. Q. AI GR IE Before the schedule opened I'.C.Vq. journeyed to Lakefield. and handed the Grote team the small side of a 2 -1 score. At half time the score was 1-1 but in the second half. we hit our stride and scored 24 points. We also played an exhibition game with the local Orfuns Intermtdiate finalists In this game P.C.V,b. were at full force defeating their heavier opponents by a score of 10-Q or sumpin. ...7o.. 'L 'v 1' 'L .r .r 1., 1, 1. 1. 7 a , 1. I I 3 V, , L . . i . 1, I 1 c L I , 1 '1 , K K C I 1 Y K K 1 1 , . s ii L , v 7 L. r ' c ' c 1 K , , Y 1 7 I 4. 7 H , - , I L , . . I . , c 1 ' hh , . , . H 1 7 I. L. V 5. AI BIQLLEY ILLE . , K x C 7 Q J Y P' I . ' 4 , . H . . . L y N L 5 Q 9 V , f . 'L . H 1 . 1 L K L V u f , Y 1 l . U. n . . - ice, , - H . L + OX i 1 7 L . 4 . Y HJ L , 1 gt . , 1 . . 1 , , X -

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. THE BCH , ES Boys and girls practised faithfully for the event. Jumping pits were prepared near the school, filled with saw-dust and conditioned by wrong doers in cal classes. The campus served as a runway for the javelin throwers, the discus-tossers and shot- putters, and the practice for track events was held at the Exhibition Grounds. Altogether there was a record crowd assembled at the Grounds on that Friday afternoon, to watch our students strut their stuff. The entries were so numerous that events were run off in groups, Senior and Intermediate, Junior and Juvenile. Group winners received cups, and the winners of the different events had ribbons pinned on their sweaters. All in all, field day was a complete success this year in that there was a record attendance and that a number of former track records were shattered. M. Dunkley won the Senior championship with a total of 17 points-G. lNIc- Intyre Was runner up with 11 points. VV..Wright won the Intermediate championship with a total of Q3 points-L. Rutherford was runner up with 15 points. H. Galley won the Junior championship with a total of QQ points-G.. Johnston was runner up with 15 points. J. Wade won the Juvenile championship with a total of 19 points-Lawson was runner up with 16 points. First-5 pointsg Second-3 pointsg Third-1 point. ' FIELD DAY WINNERS A Standing-J. Wade, lil. Dunkley, H. Galley, W. Wright. Sitting-Muriel MacMillan, lVIargaret Lytle, lVIarguerite VVood, Peggy Lawless. -71-

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