Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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.. . .e - , ' , ., HJR lHlr. SLHKJUI, aluklx Wal I ,-A .Yfiizziizrz-g.' R. Kerrigan, YY. Barclay, C. letraulr, P, l,eslie, 9. Stewart, l. Bartlax. .Y-,'1:rig.' li, Birks, IKXX. ltlingstwn, S. Iwman, X, juhnsuii, nl. Kemp. lCapr.l iYice-farm' HOCKEY I93Z-33 'l'he return match with .-Xsliliury was played at the .-Xutlitwrium, Ottawa un Saturday March 19th, and was wun hy the Schucil hy three goals tu twu, 'lihe lfivesn linishetl with three teams tietl lim' lirst place with nineteen points each. The teams were Ci. NIiller's, S. l.yman's, antl bl. Bc1urne's, Nliller hatl the greatest numlier of goalsf73, l,ynian 65 antl Bourne 5l. lf' the success of a seasun has to he .iutlgetl lip' the numlwer ol' matches wun, the past season would lie calletl a prim' une, Huwever, results are not everything, antl the team was as keen, hartl working antl as guutl as that uf past yearsg intleetl in some respects it was hetter. 'lihere was nw intlivitlual starg everyune wurketl tugether anti the CUI1ll1lIl2lflOI1 was very gfmcul. 'lilie team was very young and was usually uutmatchetl in weight and speetl. The promise shown hy slime uf the yminger memlvers of the schmml is a gnml augury for next vexr. llll

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C. Ttflnllrfl. J. Peacock. SliI,WYN HOVSH SCHOOL MAG.-XZINF N. IKYIIIIIII. R. 'letrault l l'UO'I' B A I. I. sl fffI1.f.l'I01l. 'l'UI11lll1SUl1, XRS. .N'ff'tc'11rf, ll ', tl. Hodge. ' lTo playl . ll. Hentlerson l.cwis. Knox, U, Stewart D, Gray, B, Molson, Shaughnes sy Snell. .-X, Scriniger, Ryan. Stoker. Burgess. IJ. lX'lclXlaster. .-X. Magee. P. Grier Lindsay. Goravfqr. I ,0f'A'l'. lf,Vc'1'J'. I Uztrli. Barott. Ross. R. Johnston. P. Little. Patch. Chambers. Kingstone. l.es'lie. D. Johnston. tl. Stewart. lNIalcolm. Pratt. G. Hutchins. Barclay. Grimaldi. Randles. ilgtnmes, Hugessen. May. Harris. Pgzifhfffi. Poffark. lxieznp. illrllougzzlf. Schlemm. Porter. Kerrigan. Peck. Savage. Winters, S. Stewart. .-X. Johnson. F, Hutchison, R. Grier. Marcuse. li. Peacock Morgan, Mercer. Chevalier. Culver. Little, Hampson. Molson, PII' Galt. FOOTB.-Xl.I. SIXHS. I.yn1an l l- Lyman 543 X Stewart l l- Birks 1-0 Bai-its ' l E- l- B11-its 4-I l I Patch l l Birks l-0 l Hingston 1 le Hingston 3 Penfleltl l Kemp lil Kemp , l ' Kenmu 2 ll 3 l Locke X i Byers i l it Pollack fl fl ' l imiiatk J l l l Nl l' Tetrault l- 'l'etra1ult bell Tetrault 141 l l Gowdey l l l McDougall a bye. l20l lm'irk.f. W. Barclay Norsworthy Ryan. 'l'olmie. Hale.

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.l- SIEIAYYN HOUSE SCHOOL NI.-XG.-XZINH Tunis, l'nder I5. S. l,yiymx LCapt. l, lf. YY. Hixosrox, D. Bucks, tl. Kam-, A. hlouxsox, C, 'l'ii'i'RAt'l.'r, l. B.,xkci..xy, W. li,xiaci,AY, S. S'l'HXVAR'l', P. LESLIE. R. PECK, A, l'oi,i..-xck and Al. Lockr: also played. REsi'l.'i's. Wednesday, january lflth. V f l,.C.C. Lost 03. Tuesday, january Klst. v -V The Shield. rf - Drawn 3 f 3. CHingston lg Lyman lg Kemp LJ Xkednesday, lfebruary lst. y L.C.C. fe Lost 016. Tuesday, lfebruary 7th, v f Ashbury. - -Lost 2 f 4. lHingston lg Lyman l.l llNDER H. J. KEAII' lfapt. l, D. Binks, L B,xkci..AxY, S, S'I'EWAR'l', C. 'l.li'I'RAL'I,'I', XY. BAkci..u', R. KERRHQAN, XY. H.'Xl.E, Il. Peacock. 'l'hursday, January 26th. f v P- The Shield. XYon I7 f l. lliemp Sq Birks -lg Stewart 4g Kerrigan 3, and johnson, l.l Tuesday, lfebruary Zlst. fe y - Ashbury. -4 Lost 3 -4. lgtewart lg Kemp ll Saturday, March -lth. rf v - B.C.S. at Lenno.t.'ille.ffWon 540. llierrigan lg Birks lg Peacock lg Barclay l.l C H A R A C 'I' F, R S 5. Imyias lCapt.l. Worked hard in the interests of his team. A slow skater, he has a fair shot which should become stronger. He used his body well. Kami' lfapt. under I-H. llnsparing in his efforts for his team. A persistent checker, he passes well and unselfishly. He has a good shot, but must learn to control it. ll. Binks. A hard worker always. His passing and checking were excellent and he de- veloped quite a lot of speed. He was unfortunately absent for the Ashbury game on Feb. Qlst. He played an outstanding game against B.C.S. lf' W. H1Nc:s'1'oN. A good stickhandler and fast skater. He must stick to his man more consistently in defence. A. .loHNsoN. A very promising player, he worked hard and skates well. C. 'I'E'rRAt'1.'r. Always a worker. He has a sound knowledge of the game. He usually stopped his man but was handicapped by lack of speed. l. BARCLAY. A very promising goal-keeper. He played a number of brilliant games, but was sometimes beaten by very easy shots. W. BARcl,AY, XYorked hard. If he will practise skating and develop some speed he should be useful next year. S, S'rEwAa'r. A neat stick handler and a fast skater. He IDLISI make up his mind quicker, and work harder. R. KERRIGAN. A very promising player. He always works hard and passes well. W. HALE. A fast skater, who works hard and shows great promise. J. Peacock. He has a good shot and skates well. His passing is careless. P. l.Es1.1E. A very useful player. He worked hard and is quite fast. l 32 l