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

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TH. ECM . ES Tfockey C. V. S. again entered a team in the Junior City Hockey League to strive to win gi the championship title which was won in 1933. Although they did not succeed in doing just this, they certainly played real hockey at times, losing out by only one goal on two occasions. Coach, hlr. David Brown, started the season with almost a complete new team, 11ot being able to use some of last year's players due to rules. With the twelve best players selected from the large turnout at the first practice, the team played the Normal team the following week and lost out in the dying moments of the game by a score of 4 to 3. The next game with Murphy's Tigers, a week later. also ended in a heart-breaking score for the players of 5 to -L, for the Tigers. In the remaining games of the schedule P.C.V.S. was out-classed by much superior playing, although every player gave his best from the goal-keeper out. Art. Heal, captain of the team, deserves special mention. He was also the highest scorer in every game. The school does not lack in hockey material, however, as it has four outstanding players in Drake Jopling. Jack Archibald, Don. Coughlin and Alan Clark, playing on the local Junior O.H.A. team. This season this team defeated all opposition in East- ern Ontario, but lost out i11 the semi-finals to Barrie, the final score on the round being HOCKEY TEAM Back Rlllli-xIl'. H. D. Brown, HI. Giardino, L. Ash. B. Kennedy. G. Clark, J. Leith. Front Roll'-J. Patterson. H. Kelly. J. Creighton, W. Hepburn, A. Heal, J. Jopling, W. Perry. -7e- 5,

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THE EV-EH. ES Ebirb Hugby Beam HIS year the third rugby team -enjoyed a very successful season under the excellent coaching ol' hir. Corneil who applied his science in every possible way to beat our opponents. Our first game with Grove was a very hard and even game. YVith three seconds to go and the score 7-7, P.C.V.S. kicked for a point, thus- winning the game with a score of S-7. ' Our second game with Grove was played at River Side Park with a good crowd in attendance. The score at the end of this game was Q2-O for P.C.V.S. On the return game at Lakelield, Grove took an early lead owing to a fumble on our ten yard line. P.C.V.S. soon closed up the gap and took the lead. The score at the end of the game was Q9-12 for P.C.V.S. A scrub game with St. Petcr's who had to borrow several P.C.V.S. players marked the final game for the third team. The score was tied G-6. ' x Q -. j .. f eNl. ,rf if-Y JUNIOR RUGBY TEAM Back Row--H. Phillips, hlr. Legon. R. Curtin. S. Laing. Middle Row-D. Duncan. F. Patterson. D. Hendren, J. Jopling. E. Fowler, E. Smith Front Row-D. Anderson, A. Jones. J. Legon, E. YVard, Bl. Graham. E. Cragg, R. Thornbeck.

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x THE EY-EHCYES W 9 to S. These four players also played on the school team whenever possible during the yea1'. Next year let us hope the school team will give a good account of itself with the new players coming on under the able coaching of lNIr. David Brown. PERSONNEL OF THE TEAM Goal, Bill Hepburn: defence, Jack Jopling, ltlaurice Giardino, Jack Pattersong forwards, Art. Heal Qcaptainj, Grant Clark, Jerry Creighton, VValtcr Perry, Joe Leith, Haig Kelly, Bud Kennedy, Lloyd Ash. l.i.L+.7.i.. Tl. Gf. V. S. Senior Easketball T the beginning of the season much interest was shown, in thc hope of turning out a successful team. After several weeks of practice the following players were picked from a large group of boys: Defence:-Gordon hlclntyre, Harry itlarsh, Tom Smart and Don Welch. Forwards:--Doug ltlc-Pherson, Ross Pulkinghorn, Jim Thorburn, Ron. Burns, Philip Amys, Vince Holmes. lvillffl' VVard and George Sedgewick. Two exhibition games were played before the regular schedule commenced against a picked Y.lNI.C.A. team. P.C.V.S. won both games by 49-QQ, 25-18 re- SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Stancling-G. Gunsolus. V. Holmes, P. Amys, G. Sedgewick, H. Harsh, 1112 Bamforth. Kneeling-T. Smart, R. Pulkinghorn. D. Welch, G. ltlaclntyre Sitting-VV. VVard, D. lNIacPherson, J. Thorburn.