Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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SI'II.WYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE For the lwoys, .Iohn Kemp anal lan Barclay were especially noticeable, and the lfathers acquitted themselves cretlitalmly. :X great run clown the ice during the last period for the Fathers by Bob Holt, who was in goal, caused some excitement. This sporting effort narrowly missed scoring game. The teams: FA'l'HERS. W.R.G. Holt,. .. Walter Molson, .. G. McDougall, . . Allan Magee,.. ... ... .... le. Mackenzie, ,,... ,..,....... .N'1zb.v.: FA'rHEas: Douglas McMaster, a goal. Five-man hockey was played throughout the Siei.wx'x Horse. ..g0al . . ..,l. Barclay. flffelzfr. . . . . .S. Lyman, CCapt.l rlfjffzzrr. . . . . .W. Hingston. .rr11frf' ,.,. . .... .... C . Tetrault. icing ,,..,............,., D. Birks. --in-iirniziml Chevalier, Philip Mackenzie, Blair Russel. Scnooi.: DI. Kemp, S. Stewart, .-X. Johnson, .-X. Pollack. The names of the players will be duly inscrilaed on the Philip Mackenlie Challenge Cup. f THE F.l7'llER.V' .'lI.1'TCl1' f fe f.l1101lzer l'f'7'.Vi0Jl ly f- No Sl'l100l Mere' wax that aflvrizoazz, Un II fold ami wiimy da-v: .Vomv .vmall bo-v.r ana' .f0ll1t'jilll167'5 mfr The I3 nt The .l Hoflcqv mafrlz 10 pla-v. Captain of lin' .Yrhool team mid.- W? fa21't bear L.C.C., I0 'will agaiml the 'old 'Ima' ' rherv .ln eafy laik Jhonla' be .' fatlzerf were reralliug l'Ti.v .ture I .vpealc the trullzl Of lmw lhey beat the 11'il1lfa1,f The The T11 e T11 a The Th f' In llzair lzapp-v ilzzys af Dvonllz. goalvr deal! in -Vlorkx and H0ml.f: Tlzr feilfrf ownfd rl Bfzuk: llltfffllff'-1111111 made flu' kim! af btw' Your g'I'Pllf-g7'lIlIdfllflIt'f drank. plan' wax jamnml wiflz Jll0fht 7'.f, -h'iJlt'7'.f, br0.'hf'r.v, aznzlf, game had .flarra'a'.' varli feauz han' .1 jffil-Vtfffj' l'hl1lIl'l'. -Vfhool Ieam got tlir ,limi point: 7'hFkf!lfl1P7'.f fini the .rrorf'.' play 'ii,'tl.l'f.1l.fl lll11lj'Il7'i0ll.f.' Goalx momzfed more ami more. .Urn amz' boys r.x'l1a1z,rml .Will baffled bravelv, tclifn The llarkf-v malrlz lzafl t'll!IIt'1l in pl draft' of 1671 In len f F. XY, Hingston, We FORM Yl. l 14 l

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SIQIKVYN H0llSli SCHUUI. M.-Xli.-XZINIQ Slay I-Ith. v. l..C.C. I..C.C. Ist Inn: 60. Ind. Inn: 43. SHS, 39, 38, for I wicket. I.ost by QI runs. Hay, Ilst. y. Aslibury. SHS. lst. Inn: 59. Ind. Inn: ll. Ashbury Ist. In: 40. Ind. Inn: Nfl, for 5 wickets. I.ost by fi wickets. -Iunellth. v l..C.C. I..C.C.-IR, SHS. 72 for Ii wickets. Ikon by -I Wickets. Record of Matches under I-I. Played 3. -- XYon 3. -f l.ost Il, I. May 28th. f v. I5.C.S. I3.C.S. lst. Inn: 33. Ind. Inn: 53, for 8 declared. SHS. Ist. Inn: 57. Ind. Inn: 42, for 3 wickets. Won by 7 wickets. .Iune Ist. - v. 'Y Ashbury. Ashbury Ist. Inn: 82. 5.H.S. Ist. Inn: 97. Won by I5 runs. -Iune Ilth. v.- I3.C,S. B.C,S. Ist Inn: 39, Ind. Inn: 35. SI-IS. Ist. Inn: II9, for -I declared. Won by an innings and -I5 runs. The Cricket season of I932 was unquestionably a success. 'l'he improvement shown by the majority of the School was very gratifying. In the latter respect, special mention must be made of Tetrault, Byers, Hodge and I.yman, whose keenness to practise and willingness to help in every possible way made the tasks of those who look after the games very much lighter. Owing to the kindness of Mrs. I.yman and Mrs. liowdey, who lent us their cars for the purpose, we were able to drive to I.ennoxville for our games with B.C.S. VI'hen we played .-Xshbury, Dr. XYoolcombe very kindly arranged for the team to stay in the School for one night so that, in addition to having time to visit the Mint and Archives in Ottawa, we were able to play the game, not handicapped by an early start and tiring train journey. CRICKIQT XI.fCHARAC'I'IQRS H. KERR: QCaptainl. An enthusiastic Captain, whose keenness was an inspiration to the team. His bowling was faster and steadier than last year. He hits hard but his timing is weak. C. 'I'E'rkAlY1.'r: lCaptain under I-Il. llnsparing in his efforts for the side. He showed very good judgment in the handling of his bowlers and placing his field. :X left- handed bowler, he keeps a steady length and changes his delivery cleverly. A very promising bat, his leg shots are goodi I-Ie usually lost his wicket through not getting over the off balls. S. I.YMAN. A safe wicket-keeper, bowled well when needed. Has a very strong otl' drive, but gets himself out by making his stroke too early. 1161