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

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE HOUSE MATCHES In the first round Lake ' s beat Groves ' , 112-69; Copeman ' s beat Ripley ' s, 84-34. In the final Copeman ' s beat Lake ' s, 80-51. Final House Match, June 12th, 1931 Lake ' s Hutchison, b Dyson 1 Mainguy, b Marshall 2 Hunter, b Marshall 3 Lake i, b Dyson 1 Housser, c Bell, b Marshall Ames, b Marshall Robertson, not out 12 Davidson, b Dyson. 8 Pearce i, c and b Fox 13 Graham, b Dyson 2 Lane, c Mallam, b Fox 4 Extras 5 Copeman ' s Marshall, st Ames, b Robertson.. 18 Doull, b Hutchison 8 Fox, c Lake, b Hutchison 18 Dyson, c Ames, b Pearce 28 McAulay, c Hunter, b Hutchison Macrae, c Robertson, b Hutchison 6 Bell, b Hutchison Majlajn, c Lake, b Graham... 1 Bird, c Lake, b Graham Stirling, b Hutchison 1 Shannon ii, not out... Extras Total 51 Total 80 1st CRICKET XI. Back Row — J. M. Malkin, R. P. Douty, D. Macrae, I. D. Fox, C. H. Hyde. Middle Row — G. R. M. Marshall, G. F. Dyson, D. A. Ames, E. G. Hunter, D. E. Bradford. Sitting — J. Hutchison. 24

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. COWICHAN CRICKET CLUB June 20th, 1931, at Duncan Lost by 63 Runs Cowichan Corbishley, b Marshall 2 Jobling, c Hunter, b Malkin. 71 McLaughlin, b Marshall 3 Mowbray, c Ames, b Dyson 2 Freeman, c Pox, b Dyson... 1 Leader, b Marshall Copeman, c Macrae, b Hutchison 36 Barkley, b Dyson. 5 Kirkham, b Dyson 17 Garrard, not out 2 Hoey, c Malkin, b Fox 1 Exeras 6 Shawnig-an Lake School Marshall, b Corbishley, b Mc- Laughlin 6 Douty, b Mowbray Hutchison, c Mowbray, b Cope- man 33 Dyson, c Mowbray, b Hoey 4 Hunter, b Hoey 6 Ames, b Garrard 1 Bradford, c and b McLaughlin.... 17 Malkin, b McLaughlin... 5 Hyde, c and b McLaughlin Macrae, not out 4 Fox, c and b McLaughlin 3 Extras 4 Total 146 Total SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. Mr. C. W. LONSDALE ' S XI June 27th, 1931, at Shawnigan Drawn Shawnig-an Lake School Marshall, b Slater 54 Douty, b Sharland Hutchison, b Rhodes 10 Dyson, c J. Colville, b Slater 10 Hunter, not out..... 23 Ames, c and b Copeman 7 Bradford, c Slater, b Copeman 2 Malkin, not out 3 Macrae • Hyde i did not bat Fox ....J Extras 16 (Innings declared closed) Mr. C. W. Lonsdale ' s XI Col. Slater, run out 1 E. M. Slater, c Bradford, b Mar- shall 10 Col. Sharland, b Marshall... 2 H. A. Rhodes, c Macrae, b Mar- shall Hon. J. Colville, b Dyson.. 1 J. Y. Copeman, b Dyson Capt. Porter, not out .. 10 Capt. Levien, not out Lord Colville... Mr. Bell-Irving.... did not bat C. W. Lonsdale Extras - 10 did n Total .125 Total 43 SECOND XI MATCHES School vs. University School, May 16th, at Shawnigan, won by 6 runs (Hutchison 19, Fox 6 for 21, Kennedy 3 for 2). School vs. Courtenay, June 20th, at Shawnigan, lost by 23 runs (Robertson 26, Kennedy 6 for 39, 1st innings; Bell 18, Robertson 3 for 8, 2nd innings). 23

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE CHARACTERS— FIRST XI D. A. Ames (Captain). Captained the side very well on the whole, though at times he did not pay enough attention to his field. Kept wicket consistently well. His batting was very disappointing, he never seemed to get going, mainly owing to not getting his left foot to the ball. G. F. Dyson (Vice-Captain). A good sound all round player. His bowling was very useful. Batting rather lacked aggression. A very good field. E. G. Hunter. Did not come up to his promise as a bat. His fielding was an excellent example to the rest of the side, though his throwing in was inclined to be rather wild at times. G. R. M. Marshall. Bowled well all through, but he must remember that it is length and not pace that counts, and that he must not expect always to get wickets at once. Quite a useful bat, but lacked punch on the off, owing to the absence of his left foot. A good field. D.E. Bradford. A much improved bat, though rather tied up ; should make runs when he learns to open his shoulders. A very good field. J. M. Malkin. Has batted really well at times. Plays with a very straight bat though he lacks scoring shots. Quite a sound field, but must try to improve his throwing in. J. Hutchison. Started the season rather badly, but im- proved towards the end. Inclined to be a slack field. D. Macrae. An extremely good field. His batting was very much of the baseball variety, but he got runs when they were badly needed. C. H. Hyde. Rather a stiff and inexperienc ed bat, who should develop into quite a useful player. Very fair field. The following played but were not awarded their 1st XI colours: R. P. Douty, I. D. Fox, D. Robertson, C. D. Graham, G. F. McAulay. 25