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

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Shawnigan Lake School Magazine SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL VS. THE STAFF The Shawnigan Lake School Staff beat the School on Wednesday, May 23 rd, at Shawnigan. Scores: Shaw nig- an Lake School Humphreys, c and b Lonsdale Maing-uy, c Barrett, b Levien 12 10 1 Dawson, b Twite. Mackie I, b Levien. Bird, b Levien 11 Niven I, b Palin Reed, b Palin Newton, b Levien Campbell II, b Palin. Torland, b Levien Mackie II, not out Extras 13 Total 57 The Staff D. C. Ellis, b Bird 19 C. W. Twite, run out 21 M. C. Ellis, b Humphreys 41 D. V. Palin, b Newton A. F. Trotman, st Torland, b Newton 1 R. G. Humphreys, ct Torland, b Mackie I--.. 7 Capt. E. D. W. Levien, b Bird 9 C. W. Lonsdale, not out 17 A. P. Musgrave, lbw Bird H. Barrett, c Humphreys, b Bird 5 B. Frend, not out 2 Extras 15 Total 137 SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL VS. COWICHAN C. C. Shawnigan Lake School drew with Cowichan C. C. at Shawnigan on Satur- day, May 26th. Shawnigan batted first and scored 105. Humphreys with 1st CRICKET ELEVEN 1934 Back Row: J. C. Campbell, G. F. Mackie, J. R. Maybee, J. G. Niven. Second Row: J. S. Humphreys, J. I. Bird, J. F. Mackie (Captain), G. W. Reed, D. A. Dawson. Front Row: J. P. Torland, D. Newton. 22

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Shawnigan Lake School Magazine « CRICKET THE 1934 cricket season, from the viewpoint of the School in general, was quite successful. The weather favoured us, and the desire to secure a real Shawnigan sun tan induced many to take up the game with added enthusiasm. There is plenty of useful material coming on for future years, but at present we still suffer rather badly from cross bat enthusiasts, some, it is true, with an amazingly g ood eye, but none of whom can really be relied upon to score twice in successive innings. The standard of bowling in the School is rather higher than that of the batting, though even here there is often a tendency to forget the value of a good length and to sacrifice everything for speed in practice. The fielding has been well up to the usual high standard, all of it being very keen and some of it really brilliant. The first eleven played six matches, of which one was won, four lost and one drawn. The team, as is so often the case in school cricket, was inclined to have days on and days off. The season opened with a very good victory over Cowichan C. C. and ended with an inglorious defeat at the hands of University School. All the other matches, with the exception of the Staff Match, were very good and evenly contested games. The side as a whole had quite a lot of cricket in it, and acquitted itself creditably except on the occasions when it suffered from an attack of nerves. SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL VS. COWICHAN C. C. Shawnigan Lake School beat Cowichan C. C. at Duncan on Saturday, May 12th, by one wicket. For Cowichan, Leggatt was the most successful batsman with 3 5, and Baiss scored 23 before he had to retire. For Shawnigan, Hum- phreys took 3 wickets for 8, and Bird 3 wickets for 18. Batting for Shawnigan Lake School, Bird batted very well for 32, Campbell II making 16 and Daw- son 14. For Cowichan, Green took 3 wickets for 29, Rhodes 3 wickets for 41, and Maclaughlin 2 wickets for 14. Scores: Cowichan C. C. Shawnigfan Lake School T. Maclaughlin, b Mackie II 3 Humphreys, ct Leggatt, b Green 7 F. Considine, b Mackie II 2 Mainguy, b Rhodes 2 G. Baiss, retired.... - - 23 Dawson, b Rhodes... 14 L. Maclaughlin, ct Bird, b Newton.... 3 Mackie I, run out 9 A. E. Leggatt, ct Newton, b Bird 35 Bird, b Green 32 H. A. Rhodes, b Humphreys 3 Niven I, c and b Rhodes 4 A. B. Slee, b Bird 1 Reed, b Maclaughlin 2 A. Downey, b Humphreys.... Newton, b Maclaughlin D. V. Dunlop. ct Campbell II, b Campbell II, not out 16 Humphreys 2 Torland, b Green 7 A. Green, lbw Bird..... 5 Mackie II, not out Col. D.-Heppenstall, not out 1 Extras 9 Total 87 Total 93 21

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Shawnigan Lake School Magazine 29, Mackie i 14, Niven i 12, and Newton not out 1 1, were the most successful. Baiss took 5 wickets for 27, Cowichan scored 91 for 8 wickets when stumps were drawn. T. Maclaughlin making 22, Baiss 18, and Leggatt 14, were the top scores for them, Humphreys taking 3 wickets for 5 runs and Bird 3 for 39. Scores: Shawnigan Lake School Humphreys, b Leggatt 29 Mainguy, c Leggatt, b Baiss 1 Dawson, b Baiss Mackie I, ct Considine, b Dunlop.... 14 Bird, b L. Maclaughlin 11 Niven I, b Baiss 12 Reed, ct Considine, b Baiss 3 Newton, not out 11 Campbell II, b Collison 5 Torland, c and b Baiss Mackie II, b Collison 3 Extras 16 Cowichan C. C. F. Hoey, b Mackie II S. Saunders, c Niven I, b Humphreys 1 C. Collison, c Dawson, b Humphreys S. Considine, b Newton 8 T. Maclaughlin, b Bird 22 G. Baiss, b Bird 18 A. E. Leggatt, b Humphreys 14 L. Maclaughlin, b Bird 5 de C. Denny, not out 6 D. V. Dunlop, not out 12 D. Savage, did not bat Extras 5 Total 105 Total (for 8 wickets). SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL VS. COWICHAN C. C. Cowichan C. C. beat Shawnigan Lake School at Shawnigan on Saturday, June 2nd, by 8 runs. Cowichan batted first, and Dunlop with 27, A. E. Green 21, Collison 16, and Baiss 15, were the highest scorers. Newton bowled very well to take 7 wickets for 27, and Mackie i took 2 wickets for 5. For Shawni- gan, Bird made a good 27, Dawson compiling 16. Baiss was very difficult to play and took 8 wickets for 41. Cowichan C. C. A. E. Green, b Newton G. Baiss, b Newton J. Maclaughlin, lbw Bird D. Dunlop, b Newton C. Collison, b Newton de C. Denny, c Reed, b Newton... C. Green, c Campbell, b Newton. D. Savage, b Mackie I F. Considine, b Newton L. Maclaughlin, not out H. A. Denny, b Mackie I Extras Total 99 Shawnigan Lake School Humphries, c L. Maclaughlin, b Baiss Niven I, b Baiss Dawson, b Baiss Mackie I, b Collison Bird, b Baiss Heed, lbw Baiss Newton, lbw Baiss Campbell, b rsaiss.... Homer-Dixon, c Collison, b L. Mac- laughlin Torland, b Baiss Mackie II, not out Extras Total 91 SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL VS. WANDERERS C. C. The Wanderers C. C. beat Shawnigan Lake School at Shawnigan Lake on Saturday, June 9th, by 6 runs. The Wanderers batted first and Lethaby made 24 and B. Moffat 14. Bird took 5 wickets for 31. For Shawnigan, Reed with 20, Humphreys 12, and Campbell ii with 12 not out were the highest scores. Jordan bowled very consistently, taking 7 wickets for 28. The Wanderers C. C. Lethaby, c Torland, b Mackie I. Collet, b Mackie II. Jones, lbw Bird Adams, c Dawson, b Bird Austin, b Newton Moore, b Bird Reece, c Dawson, b Humphreys. 24 2 8 2 12 Moffat, c Campbell II, b Bird.... 14 Jordan, b Newton. Barclay, not out... Austin Jr., b Bird. Extras Shawnigan Lake School Humphreys, c and b Jordan Niven I, b Jordan Dawson, c Moffat, b Jordan Mackie I, run out Bird, b Moffat .... 12 4 2 1 2 Reed, c Jones, b Moore.... 20 Total Newton, b Jordan... Campbell II, not out Maybee, b Jordan Torland, b Jordan Mackie II, c Collett, b Jordan. Extras Total 23