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

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL June 11th, 1932, at Victoria Won by 15 Runs University School Shawnig-an Lake School Poyntz, c Riddell, b Dyson..... 15 Robertson, b Mackid 1 Allen, c Riddell, b Graburn 13 Bradford, b Allen 42 Mackid, c Riddell, b Graburn 7 Malkin, b Alexander 1 Leggatt, b Graburn Hyde, b Mackid Alexander, run out 9 Dyson, c and b Allen 20 Smith, run out Graburn, c Alexander, b Allen Coleman, b Graburn Riddell, c Smith, b Allen 4 Rowe, run out 5 Lake, c Smith, b Allen 1 Swan, c Riddell, b Dyson..... 1 Bird, c Mackid, b Allen 3 Mercer, not out 4 Fox, not out Davis, c Malkin, b Dyson 2 Mallam, b Alexander 2 Extras 4 Extras 1 Total 60 Total 75 SECOND XI MATCHES School vs. University School, May 1st, at Victoria, won by 1 run ; Shawnigan 48, University School 47 (Pearce i 7 for 25). School vs. Courtenay, May 28th, at Shawnigan, won by 9 runs; Shawnigan 62 (Bell 16), Courtenay 53 (Graham 5 for 14). School vs. University School, June 11th, at Shawnigan, won by 4 runs; Shawnigan 62 (Bell 17), University School 58 (Pearce i 4 for 10). COLTS MATCH School vs. Duncan Scouts, May 1st, at Duncan, won by 8 runs; Shawnigan 60 (Covernton 30 not out), Duncan Scouts 52 (Maxwell 4 for 12, Aikins 4 for 18). HOUSE MATCHES In the first round Copeman ' s beat Ripley ' s 110 for 5-36; Grove ' s beat Lake ' s 75-65. In the final Copeman ' s beat Grove ' s 55-28. CHARACTERS— FIRST XI G. F. Dyson (Captain). A very hard working captain who set a good example to his side as a fieldsman. He used his head when bowling and usually had the batsmen guessing. 25

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. BRENTWOOD COLLEGE May 28th, 1932, at Brentwood Drawn Brentwood College Thorn, not ou t 117 Sbarland, run out Angus, lbw, b Fox 1 Selby, c Graham, b Fox Mayhew, c Bradford, b Fox 2 Lawson, c Robertson, b Dyson.... 7 Woods, c Lake, b Dyson 10 Fort, b Dyson Davidson, c Robertson, b Dyson.... 4 Cooper, c Bradford, b Dyson..... Drummond-Hay, not out 27 Extras 3 (Innings declared closed) Total .171 Shawnigan Lake School Robertson, c Drummond-Hay, b Woods 10 Bradford, c Davidson, b Drum- mond-Hay 43 Malkin, lbw, b Woods 16 Hyde, not out 21 Dyson, c Fort, b Thorn 5 Bird, c Cooper, b Thorn . Lake, not out 4 Pearce..... ] Graburn I p ox ( did not bat Maliam I Extras 6 Total .....104 SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL vs. COWICHAN CRICKET CLUB June 4th, 1932, at Duncan Lost by 19 Runs Cowichan 1st Inning ' s H. A. Rhodes, b Fox 17 A. B. Slee, hit wkt, b Dyson 1 J. Y. Copeman, c Graburn, b Fox 1 E. J. H. Ryall, c Graburn, b Dy- son 2 W. Mowbray, c Lake, b Fox 26 L. A. S Cole, b Dyson 1 .. E. S. Leggatt, c Hyde, b Dyson 8 W. T. Corbishley, c Malkin, b Dy- son 4 C. Hall, c Lake, b Dyson R. E. Barkley, not out 12 P. Garrard, c Fox, b Dyson 16 Extras 1 Total 89 2nd Inning ' s R. E. Barkley, c Bird, b Dyson.... 11 L. A. S. Cole, c Dyson, b Graburn 14 J. Y. Copeman, not out.. 11 A. B. Slee, not out 1 C. Hall..... .... E. J. H. Ryall W. T. Corbishley W. Mowbray .. H. A. Rhodes P. Garrard A. E. ,9- Leggatt.. Extras 1 (Innings declared closed) Total 38 did not bat Shawnig-an Lake School 1st Innings Robertson, c Mowbray, b Rhodes 18 Bradford, st Slee, b Rhodes 22 Hyde, b Rhodes Dyson, run out Malkin, b Rhodes 1 Lake, b Rhodes 5 Bell, b Mowbray 1 Bird, b Mowbray Graburn, c Corbishley, b Ryall.... 10 Fox, c and b Rhodes Maliam, not out 1 Extras 3 Total 61 2nd Inning ' s Robertson, b Garrard 7 Bradford, b Cole 4 Hyde, b Garrard 2 Dyson, c Rhodes, b Copeman 9 Malkin, st Slee, b Barkley... 2 Bell, b Cole 2 Lake, c Mowbray, b Barkley. Graburn, lbw, b Barkley... 4 Maliam, c Leggatt, b Barkley 8 Bird, c Mowbray, b Barkley 9 Fox, not out Total 47 24

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE He has a good style in batting but is rather inclined to play across the ball. D. E. Bradford (Vice-Captain). A first class field. His batting has greatly improved and his forward play is most promising. Needs to develop the cut. J. M. Malkin. Rather a disappointing bat, who never seemed to get set. A very fair field. Should try to control his length more for his slow leg breaks. C. H. Hyde. A batsman with a good off-drive, but no other strokes. A fair field. As a bowler he has a deceptive flight. D. F. Robertson. A very lucky opening batsman, whose off strokes have much improved, but he still has some shots peculiarly his own. A good field and useful change bowler. P. S. Mallam. A very successful first season as a wicket- keeper. I. M. D. Fox. A useful left hand bowler who is less afraid to pitch the ball up than he was. Good field but very poor bat. G. Graburn. A useful left hand change bowler with a natu- ral swing. A very good field but an indifferent bat. J. F. Lake. The iron man of the side, saving many runs by his determined efforts at mid-off. A hard hitting batsman without much style. I. J. Bird. A very good field. A useful bat who did not quite live up to his early promise, chiefly through a desire to pull everything to leg. E. A. Riddell. A useful field and a safe catch, but his batting was rather of the golfing variety. The following also played but were not awarded colours : R. F. Pearce, C. D. Graham, J. W. Bell. 26