Regina Collegiate Institute - Souvenir Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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REGINA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE SOUVENIR 47 The younger boys of the Collegiate formed a team called the Midgets. The committee in charge of the team con- sisted of Shirley Wood, L. Stewart and Walter Sandstrom. Several games were played with the various schools of the city, and the Midgets gave a good account of themselves, winning all the games but one. The Senior Team played home and home games with the lVIoose Jaw Collegiate, which resulted in a win for each school. On account of the lateness of the term the tie was not played off. F. IVTARTIN. W. G. TVILSUN. J. E. CAMPBELL. Hockey, 1912-13 The girls of the Collegiate met during the winter and formed a Girls' Hockey Club The following officers were elected: President .... .... B . Hobkirk Manager ..... ...... M r. Pyke Secretary ....... ..... L . Dowswell Representatives. . . ..... E. Martin Cline .....R. Baker There were four divisions made in the school: A, B, C, D, with the following captains: Y. Cline, B. Hohkirkg K. Cathcartg lil. Cline. Among these divisions a school league was formed. After several exciting games managed by the boys of the senior team, division B proved themselves superior to the rest by not loosing a game during the series. The personnel of the winning team was Goal .... . . . .Glee Trauli Point ....,.. ,... lX I. lNIacFarlane Cover Point ..... ll. H pwell Rover ..,... ..., I 3. Hobkirk Centre .... .... S . lNIcKee Right VVing ...... H. Craig Left lVing .... L. Elkerton Spares . , . lil. hIaclNIurchy . ,....... E. Nlartin . . .L. Dowswell -BELLE HOBKIRK. Hockey The past hockey season proved to be one of the most successful in the history of the Collegiate. On November 4th

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46 REGINA COLLEGIATE INSTIQTUTE SOUVENIR BCl86bClZZ in the games and good sportsmanship prevailed at all times. . Y 'tif l Q0 ' - In the Sprmg of 1912 an Inter-Form tj? lg? The schedule was comp eted on May without a post . . ,. . YN -. ponement, and the standing at the c ose was as follows. Baseball League was formed consisting QQ? Xp ! x of three teams. lfiff 'l ' D WOU I-0513 P-C- Team No. 1 ...... Seniors, Junior C and ' ' ' ' ' i 3 . .Jumor D 5 1- ' Juniors .....,.,... ....... 3 3 .500 Team No. Q .... lVI1ddle A, Junior A and g gi . -- ,A 5 Second Year ,,..,......... 1 5 .166 Junior B Q5 ,. . gg 5, Team No. 3 ................ Middle B ,M MM H.. sm 4 M5145 -f r M- ' - mn 0 n. ' Mr. Rossie showed his interest in the Collegiate sports by donating a shield to be competed for annually by the different forms of the school. The shield was won by No. 1 Team. The games were closely contested and a keen interest was taken in them both by the school and throughout the city. One game was arranged with Moose Jaw Collegiate which was played in Regina on June 8. This resulted in a victory for the home team by a score of 7-5. The Inter-Form Baseball League was re-organised in the spring of 1913 with the following chosen as officers: Secretary .....,.... . ............ George Porter Treasurer. . . .............. Arthur Brown Manager ............. 1NIr. J. E. Campbell, B.A. Committee ........ B. Ramsay, YV. G. Wfilson, John Sheppard and Percy T raub A team from each of the four years was formed to enter the League. A schedule of twelve games was drawn up and a constitution drafted. Keen interest was taken by the students On the afternoon of May QQ, the Middles and Seniors played off for the shield donated by 1VIr. Rossie. The Middle Form won by the score of 17-11. The personnel of the various teams was: Semors .,......... Martin, Ramsay, Balfour, Hastings, Nichol, G. Mc- Ewen, Tanner, H. Stewart, H. Longworthy, Brown. M zddles .... .... W ilson, Porter, Wells, E. Ste- wart, Malone, Seale, Robin- son, Mr. W. G. Scrimgeour, MacLean. Second Year ....... J. Sheppard, Fiesel,Jefferson, Merrill, E. Storey, Mullen, Wfalker, Watt, H. McEwen, Bole, W. Longworthy. Jumors. .. . .... Darke, Traub, McLellan, A. Sheppard, Lauder, Ho- garth, C. Malone, Mac- Donald, Sandstrom, Froome, Smith.

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