Shawnigan Lake School - Yearbook (Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Canada)

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE COLTS MATCHES Lost to University School on May 31st by 44 runs. Won against Brentwood on June 14th by 11 runs (Bradford 35, Robertson ii 4 for 20). 1st CRICKET XI. Back Row — G. Taylor, A. Dyson, J. Whittall, G. Marshall, W. Barclay. Middle Row — Hunter, D. Robertson, E. M. Slater, D. P. Ames. D. Mackedie. Sitting — R. Cooke, Heurtley. HOUSE MATCHES First Round: Lake ' s beat Groves by 47 runs( Ames 24 not out, Hunter 23 not out, Robertson ii 6 for 19). Ripley ' s beat Copeman ' s by 33 runs (Merritt 35, Robert- son i 52 not out and 7 for 29). Final: Ripley ' s beat Lake ' s by 32 runs. The scores follow: Lake ' s Heurtley, c Macrae, b Robertson 21 Hutchison, b Slater 5 Ames, c b Robertson Hunter, c Robertson, b Slater 2 Robertson ii, b Robertson i 3 Davidson, b Slater 2 Martin ii, b Robertson 3 Motherwell, b Robertson Pearce i, b Robertson 1 Walker, run out Graham, not out Extras ' .. 7 Ripley ' s Macrae, c Robertson, b Heurtley 3 Wood, c b Heurtley Kennedy, c Ames, b Robertson.... 1 Harcourt, b Robertson 6 Robertson i, c Ames, b Heurtley 46 Bradford, b Heurtley 15 Slater, c Ames, b Robertson 9 Taylor iv, b Heurtley Covernton, not out 1 Tavlor iii, b Robertson Wilks, b Robertson Extras 1 Total 44 Total 76 24

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. MR. C. W. LONS- DALE ' S XI. June 28, 1930, at Shawnigan Drawn Mr. C. W. Lonsdale ' s XI — 1st Inning ' s Col. Eardley-Wilmot, b Heurtley 3 Col. Slater, lbw, b Robertson 3 Mr. Copeman, b Robertson 27 Air-Marshall Hallahan, b Dyson 4 Mr. Billings, c Hunter, b Heurt ley Mr. Bell-Irvingr, c Taylor, b Heurtley Col. Sharland, b Dyson Capt. Levien, c Hunter, b Heurtley - -- 3 Mr. Groves, b Dyson J. Groves, R.E., hit wicket, b Heurtley J. H. Larsen, not out — 9 Mr. C. W. Lonsdale, run out 3 Extras 2 Total 54 The School — 1st Inning ' s Whittall, c Col. Sharland, b Capt. Levien Heurtley, b Capt. Levien 5 Ames, b Capt. Levien 2 Robertson, c Mr. Bell-Irving, b Mr. Billings 6 Dvson, b Capt. Levien 7 Bradford, b Mr. Billings Slater, c Col. Sharland, b Mr. Billings Cooke, c Col. Sharland, b Mr. Billings 12 Barclay, hit wicket, b Mr. Bil- lings Hunter, c Col. Sharland, b Mr. Billings Taylor, c Air-Marshall Hallahan b Capt. Levien Playfair, not out Extras 13 2nd Innings b Robertson st Ames, b Robertson 7 c Slater, b Robertson b Robertson 8 c Taylor, b Robertson not out ' . 15 b Robertson c Dyson, b Heurtley run out c Dyson, b Heurtley c Hunter, b Heurtley not out Extras Total (for 10 wickets) 61 2nd Innings c b Air-Marshall Hallahan 14 not out 14 c Mr. Copeman, b Capt. Levien.... 5 c Mr. Lonsdale, b Capt. Levien... did not bat not out 1 4 Extras Total 66 Total (for 3 wickets). :jt SECOND XI. MATCHES Won against University School 2nd XI. on May 31st by 38 runs (Playfair 31, Cooke 18, Fox 4 for 7). Won against Brentwood 2nd XL, June 14th by 25 runs. (Playfair 26, Hutchison 15, Playfair 5 for 19). Tied with University School 2nd XI. on June 21st, the sc ( ore being- 74 runs each. (Macrae 27, Taylor i 21, Playfair 3 for 12, Robertson ii 3 for 18). 23

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE FIRST XL E. M. Slater (Captain). Has still quite a lot to learn about captaining his side, mainly in watching his field. A good bat, but inclined to have a go before he is set. Has the makings of a good bowler, who uses his brains. Very good field. D. S. Robertson (Vice-captain). Greatly improved all round. A very good bowler on his day, rather inclined to bowl too many loose ones, but is learning to use his head. Did not get going with his batting until the middle of the season, but after that has played some very good innings. A very good field. D. Ames. A really good wicket keeper. Has improved very much in his batting, and has become one of the most aggres- sive bats in the side ; must learn to get that left foot across. E. G. Hunter. His batting has rather fallen off ; he seems to have got too worried about it and rather inclined to think he can ' t get runs, which is fatal. A very good field, who needs to be more accurate with his throwing in. G. F. Dyson. Quite a stylish bat, but is inclined to be too slow with his shots. Must learn to keep his legs out of the way. A very good field, who has fielded brilliantly at times. B. Mackedie. Rather a disappointing bat ; can hit well when he is in the mood ; rather a bad judge of the length of a ball. A very good slip field. G. R. Marshall. Rather a slow, but improved bat. Will make a useful fastish bowler when he learns that length comes first. A good field who throws in well. C. A. Heurtley. Quite a sound bat. who has struck a bad patch of late. Useful slow bowler at times, but if he is to keep to this style of bowling he must remember it is useless un- less of good length. Fair field, does not get down to the ball quickly enough. J. W. Whittall. An improved bat, but rather stiff, will hit the ball much harder when he learns to open his shoulders. An awkward field. 25