Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School - Collegiate Yearbook (Sarnia, Ontario Canada)

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90 Tl-IE COLLEGIATE L.,-Aa., ..-, .,- .L......-.AY..Y .raw . ,ILYNIOR RUGBY TEAKI Hack Rnwff Neil Ccllar. Qlnhn Mackenzie. NYalter Claxton, jaiues Geary, Douglas lsbister. Max Gough. Claude Cook. Travis Churchill, Leroy Smith, Brnaflbezit. Front Row--,lanies Garrett. XYillian1 Tnrixbull, Robert Leelzie. George Clark. Neil X1311HOYllE, Arthur Lawson, John Sinnnons, james Harris. Laverne Finch. point lead for their return gaine. .-Xt the outset, Captain Clark went over for a touchdown. Froni that point on the lYindsor defence tight- ened and in the second half the visitors took advantage of Sarnia's poor defence and condition to score S. C. I. 8: T. S. 1-Windsor C. I. 6 The S. C. I. -luniors passed up the lY.C'.S.S.A. Championship for the 1937 season when they went down to defeat in XYindsor by the score of 6-I. XYindsor scored their lone touchdown in the second quarter when Montgomery went 25 yards for a touchdown on a fake kick. On the strength of the play Sarnia should have won, but the long morn- ing ride took the pep out of the players and with several chances to score they lacked the iinal push. two points. For Sarnia the work of Collar and Yanldorne was out- standing. ln the Quarterniain twins, the lYindsor showed a Hashy pair of ends. O HOCKEY The return ul the S. C. I. into the hockey ranks, and the bringing to Sarnia of the Free Press Trophy for the lirst time in history, has shown con- clusively what can be clone, and also what valuable hockey material has been lying unnoticed for the last two years in our school. All the praise and hon- our is entirely due to those nieiiibers of the team who coached and trained themselves, and by their eilorts they' have accomplished a great deal in the attempt to arouse and stir up enthusiasm for the establishing of the popular