Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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20 Inter School Athletic Sports May 4th, 1951 The boys did fairly well in the Inter School track and Qeld meet which was not held this year at Saltus but at the B.A.A. Field. The most disappointing feature for S.G.S. was that our younger groups failed to achieve the form they had consistently shown during prac- tice. These boys had turned up for training more regularly than the Seniors but the older boys came away with our only two Group cups and nearly all the individual trophies gained by the school. This year we collected eighteen cups against ten last year. K. Davis and H. Dunkley each established new records when the former took 1.2 seconds from the 56.8 set by Mt. St. Agnes for the quarter mile in 1946, and the latter increased the discus record by 8 feet 5 inches to 105 feet 5 ins. RESULTS GROUP A. 50 yards: Huxley, third. Long Jump: Spurting, third. High Jump: Huxley, third. Relay: Huxley, Spurling, Hallett, Doe, disqualified. GROUP B. 50 yards: Couper, not placed. Long jump: Kitson, third. High jump: Kitson, second. Relay: Weld, Couper, Acton, Kitson, first, 31.2 sees. GROUP C. 50 yards: Macky, not placed. 100 yards: Grayston, third. 220 yards: Atkinson, not placed. Long jump: Smith, second. High jump: Smith, first, 4 ft. 8 ins. Relay: Grayston, Smith, Atkinson, Macky, first, 31.2 sees. GROUP D. 100 yards: Hamilton, second. 220 yards: Hamilton, first, 26.4 sees. 880 yards: Dunch, second. 75 hurdles: Cassidy, first, 11.3 sees. Long jump: Dunch, not placed.

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19 High Jump: 1, Grayston 1; 2, Leach; 3, Jack. Wingate. Height, 4 ft. 8 ins. 100 yards: 1, Hamilton 1 ; 2, Cassidy 1 ; 3, Dunch. Time 12 sees. 220 yards: 1, Hamilton 1; 2, Cassidy 1; 3, Dunch. Time, 26.4 sees, (new record). 440 yards: 1, Hamilton 1; 2, Young; 3, Hay ward. Time, 62.9 sees. 120 yards Hurdles: 1, Cassidy 1; 2, Carey; 3, Leach. Time, 18.4 sees. GROUP E.— 1 Mile: 1, Burns; 2, Davis 1; 3, Terceira. Time, 5 mins. 49.8 sees. GROUP E.— 220 yards: 1, Davis 1; 2, Ford; 3, Burns. Time, 25.4 sees. 100 yards: 1, Davis 1 ; 2, Ford; 3, Adcock. Time, 11.3 sees. 120 Hurdles: 1, Adcock; 2, Burns; 3, — . Time, 19.2 sees. Shot Put: 1, Dunkley; 2, Minugh 1; 3, Barber. Distance, 33 ft. 7 ins. Javelin: 1, Minugh 1; 2, Dunkley; 3, Minugh 2. Distance, 111 ft. 5 ins. Long Jump: 1, Ford; 2, Minugh 1; 3, Adcock. Distance, 17 ft, 11 ins. GROUP E.— Discus: 1, Dunkley; 2, Minugh 2; 3, Minugh 1. Distance, 87 ft. 5 ins. Victor Ludorum ' Junior Cup: Cassidy 1 (16 points). Senior Cup- Davis 1 (16). Junior Relay {k by 110 yards): 1, Butterfield; 2, Saltus; 3, Darrell. Time 60.7 sees. Senior Relay (4 by 110 yards): 1, Darrell; 2, Watlington; 3, Butterfield. Time, 51.3 sees. House Competition — Junior: 1, Saltus, 47 points; 2, Butterfield and Watlington, each with 30 points. Senior: 1, Watlington, 60 points; 2, Darrell, 58 points; 3, Butterfield, 44 points. K. B.

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21 High jump: Gray ston, third. Shot put: Cassidy, first, 38 ft. 6 ins. Discus: Grayston, second. Javelin: Siddle, first, 111 ft. 11 ins. Relay: Hamilton, Dunch, Hayward, Cassidy, first, 51.0 sees. Group cup gained. GROUP E. 100 yards: Ford, third. 220 yards: Davis, first, 25.6 . 440 yards: Davis, first, 55.6. 1 mile: Rurns, first, 5 mins. 29.8 sees. 100 yards Hurdles: Adcock, first, 15.4 sees. Long jump: Ford, first, 18 ft. 0 ins. High jump : Rurns, second. Shot put: Dunkley, first, 36 ft. 1 in. Javelin: Minugh, first, 128 ft. 4 ins. Discus: Dunkley, first, 105 ft. 5 ins. Relay: Ford, Adcock, Rurns, Davis, first, 50.6 sees. Group cup gained. K. R. Saltus Grammar School Bermuda Soccer Report 1950-51 The season was an extremely happy one in both Senior and Junior departments. Greatly assisted by the coaching of Mr. George Ainsley, the boys played with an enthusiasm that has sometimes been lacking in former days. They tried hard to make each pass, movement or shot, the result of careful thought and timing, rather than a simple desire to send the ball as far as possible towards the opposing goalkeeper. The loss of our centre-half, Ranee, seemed at first a hard blow for the team, who had come to rely upon his calm- ness in thwarting attempts by opposing forwards. His position was admirably filled by Adcock, however, who came in from the wing half position. The team ' s greatest and most deserved triumph was in the re- play for the Inter School League Championship at the R.A.A. Field. Their opponents, Warwick Academy, were much feared, as they had lost to the school only 2-1 on our home ground and had beaten Saltus in no uncertain fashion 4-1 at Warwick. With both sides