Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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NIR llll ikilllllll, ll XR l'f-li' l'f-ll HOCKEY lv-ll Nmmfffzg: 'lf Dolmell, l'. Dolwell, j. l'.1rerson, gl. Nlappin, P. liirkegaard, lf. Shorey. .N'.'11.'uxq: l'. Jennings, P. Aird, J. Wight ifapr, i, lr. Black, ll. Nlorgan. goals. ln the second period there was no wore. However, in the third period, Currie scored our second goal to tie the score. 5111111 after, a third goal by Klorison put Selxx yn ahead. The game ended Sf' 2 for Selwyn. Shorey played a very good game, and atopped many hardkhots from B.C.S. Donald Patterson played well on the defence and Klorison was the best of the forwards. U. P. S. H. S. v. I..C.C. at I..C.C. lfeb. 17th. -ee Lost O - 4. From the beginning of the game it was evident that the L. C. C. team again was heavier than ours, and made up of very good players. The first two goals were scored in the first part of the game, a third coming not long afterwards. In rhe laat ffw seconds of play a shot struck the 5.1-1.3. goal post, and LCC. were credited with a fourth goal. Patterson, D., and Dobell, YY., played very well on the defence, but the forwards were woefully weak in front of the net, particularly in the 3rd period when they played four up and carried most of the play. D. P. 1311

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SIQLWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE junior school decides he is a born forward -Y this probably from a natural desire to score goals - but remember that it is just as useful to your team if you help to score them or if you .flop the other side from scoring. Less than halt' the players on any team can be forwards. The following hints suggest what is required of you in the various positions and may be of help to you in deciding where to play. fiofzf-keeper. .-X powerful kick and safe hands, and the ability to keep cool at all times. .-Xn excitable goal-keeper will give his team a nervous breakdown. Fu!! Mzrkr. .-X certain amount of weight and a strong kick, and the ability to keep from getting rlustered. Huff Mzrlvf. These work the hardest and perhaps come in for the least praise, but have the satisfaction of knowing they contribute most to the success of the team both in attack and defence. They must open the game up for their own forwards to score, and mark their opponent's forwards so closely that they have no opportunities to score. Here you need sound wind and a willingness to work both hard and unselfishly. f U1'iC'Il1'1f.Y. Speed and good ball control, a hard and straight shot with either foot, and the willingness to combine with the other forwards. Read these remarks through carefully now, and again in September at the opening of the football season, and see if you don't get more out of your football than you did before, and what is even more important, find yourself of more value to any team on which you may happen to play. Jfnuthall States. The final was played between J. YVight's and D. lNIorgan's Teams and resulted in a win for Wight, -l-0. XYight's team was J. Tetrault, W. Dobell, lfdw. Bronfman, G. Seely, lf. G. P. J. l.yman and R. Molson. Ilaockep - 1941. TTNDER 13 v. l..C.C. at l..C.C. Jan. 27th. W- Lost 0 - 2. This was a very good game, ending in a win for L.C.C. by 2-PO. The L.C.C. team was heavier than ours and made use of every opportunity. Our shooting was not up to its usual standard. There was no score in the first period, but in the early part of the second period LCC. scored 2 goals within five minutes of each other. In the final period there was no score. :X pleasing feature of the game was that there were no penalties. D. P. UNDER I3 v. HCS. Feb. l5th. f XYon 3 - 2. This game was played at B.C.S. It was a very close game, and also an excellent one. In the first period an early goal was scored by Morison, while B.C.S. followed with two l30l

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SEIAYYN HOUSF SCHOOL MAGAZINE lantkep jfihss. ln the finals played at the Forum on March 20th Peter Dobell's team beat Jen- nings 4 2. The winning team was Peter Dobell, Buchanan, MacDermot, Seely, Stewart and Armour. Scorers were Peter Dobell 149, Jennings and Gray. The second game was Forms 6 N 4 against l orm 5, and after some very exciting play it ended in a tie l-Ml. The scorers were Aird and Black. F. G. P. v. L. C C. at the Coliseum. Jan. 3Oth.! Lost 245. January 30rh Lower Canada College juniors scored a 542 victory over Selwyn House School in an exhibition match at the Coliseum this afternoon. L.C.C. started the scoring when Tyler found the net early in the First period. YYight tied the score for SHS. shortly after on a nice pass from Jennings but McKinnon made it 2-l for L.C.C. before the end of the first period. In the second period T. Dobell scored for S.H.S. tying the score, This, however, was S.H.S. last goal, as after that L.C.C. had it all their own way and piled up three goals to end the game Sfl A return game will be played on the 18th of February at the Loyola rink. J. D. v. Asi-IBURY at Ottawa. Feb. lst. f Lost 4 4 5. This was a hard game to lose. VVe got oil' to a bad start and in the firstperiod Ashbury built up a two goal lead. Goals by Dobell, P., and Morgan tied up the score in the second period but Ashbury went ahead again. In the third period, which was very exciting, Wight scored to make it 3 all. Ashbury scored again and AYight once more evened it up. The score at the end of the third period was 444. It was agreed to play ten minutes overtime, and although we had much the better of the play, in the Final minute Ashbury shot from centre ice fe Shorey played the shot carelessly 4 and the puck was in the net to give .Ashbury the victory. The best players for S. H. S. were XYight and Black. F. G. P. v. Asunrkr at Coliseum. Feb. 5th.-YVon 4f3. S.H.S. won a hard contest against Ashbury 443, at the Coliseum on Feb. Sth. The scoring started when Jennings scored on a beautiful passing play with lVight. SHS. built up their lead when D. Morgan scored on a passes from XYight and Jennings. Ashbury tied the score on two goals by Lawrence. S.H.S. broke the tie when D. Morgan again scored, Wight and Jennings getting assists. S.H.S. made more sure of their lead when Wight scored on a lone elliort. Ashbury threatened to tie the score when Lawrence scored another goal and kept trying to tie it up but failed and the game ended -P3 in favour of SHS. J. D. U21