St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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'QU1b0 They HB6-Gontinueb in senior ranks but he has proved to be one of the indispens- ables of the team. SUBS. CREAMER-X!VClgl1f, 145, comes from Trenton. i'Iin1 has proved to be a very valuable sub., playing Hying wing and left scrimmage. He is a tireless worker and should be great next year. COLGAN-Wfeight, 145, hails from Vancouver. Harry', can hardly be called a sub. as he only missed two games. His line-plunging IS a marvel when you consider his weight. lVlALLOY-XKfClgl'1lI 16o, comes from Vtfebbwood, Ont. Uses Wi: ii' f .f- . Xxx! - 2 - M P 15, I W 5 iff WAX Q' Yi ' Xsj ' I U ' Civ I 11,0 AS LITTLE Blorufrc -P'LTurL,ES NIM his weight to good advantage and with a little more experience 'fDuke will be a regular. FORRESTAL-llleiglit 140, comes from Campbellfordg a graduate from the Interscholastic team. Has subbed in most games and is a hard, consistent worker and quick in following up punts. KRAUS-Xlfeight ISO, hails from Syracuse, N.Y. He is a good line plunger and will be one of the main stays in next year's team. FITZPA'FRIC'K-XYClgl'lt 138. comes from Newark, Nj. Sub half-back. 'Fitzy' learned the game here and is improving by strides. An aggressive player, a sure catch and quick at re- turning punts. Fil. lyiluiliv N . 2 M I' 'Yusuf ' NO . vlzfilll- '-il-it-.'ii13 'vp - A Huw' sm 1 2 . ' WWII ' r ' ff r r 1 gy. gg' 'lllf 1 ll In X y I ' - : 3 L Q- . - ski' I fi 1 I' .ff ,' 1' 1 -' W ' A' M' g-X 1' W 'ill . I, 2 ,r ' , R WD It gf. 1 all . ' ,fA,,Mg' - mmf. no :-0 ,X I '.- . i l 1 I Vw? 7 - l , 4 I 5 Q - I 1 sl N lx ' gi Q, X y E.s.,yasfG. mf- ll ' H M yin' xii' I Wniiriiijxgoluu OW OTHER. ' ' ' 1 I' - -if' iw: A5 'SHE SESS views Hem Bos' . lx I TATHEM 'DEA 1- L iff' A I roo 1

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who Chev Ere CANFIELD-Rigllll half-back. XVeight, 140, and comes from Utica, N.Y. Although a Yankee,y' joe may well be classed as a made in Canada, since he began to play the game in St. Michaels six years ago. He is well known to the public and was picked as the best half-back in Toronto last fall. He graduates this year. CokKERx'-Left half. XVeight 1503 hails from the Lift Lock Cityfl Cork has played football the past two years, but this was his hrst appearance on the Seniors. He is the white- haired boy in football, speedy runner, sure catch, elusive as an eel, and uses the stiff arm effectively. HICKEY-Right scrim. NVcight 185 and comes from Pet- erboro'g Hick is the veteran of the team, having played rugby since IQO7, and like the famous lift-lock Lyef' lessens the labour of the other players. At stopping bucks he is a veritable stone wall. NEALoN-Left inside: XVeight 148 and claims Qrillia for his home. Matt has been playing rugby since his first appear- ance at College four years ago. Although seldom spectacular, he is the most effective player on the team and never makes a mistake. ' BRODERICK-CC1'1lI1'6 half. Height 165 and comes from Toronto. Classed as one of the best punting halves in Canada. His high spirals give the wings plenty of time to follow up. A good catch, fleet of foot and a fine line-plunger. LELL1s-Flying-wing. Wfeight 155, a Toronto boy. His all-round ability deserves for him a place on the all-star team, were it picked. He is aggressive and game to the core. figur- ing in every play. He graduates this year. MALONE-Centre scrim. Hfeight 160, claims Toronto as his home. Ausy's influence and skill as captain is best seen by 99 the perfect condition in which his team is always found. As a player he is full of 'fpepf' His Heetness of foot enables him to be down the punts like a flash. Graduates this year. BRQWN-Tflgllll middle. Wfeight 169. a Hamilton product. Wlhen Brown fails to gain yards betting drops below parg he 15 also a great cog in the defence. Available two more years. HAIYIQIS-Rlglit inside. Vtfeight ISO, another Hamiltonian. He is a stumbling block to all opposing buckers and uses every ounce of his weight to the best advantage. Has played on senior team for three years. KELLY-Left middle. XVeight 175, comes from Norwood. Has been the main-stay of the team for three years, the great- est line plunger in the business, in fact he is a whole team in himself. FEENEY-Right outside. Xlfeight 148, claims Peterboro' as his home. This is his first year on the seniors but he has behaved like a veteran. His fast following up and deadly tackling is a treat to watch. Available for two more years. RYAN-LCft outside. Height 1353 Johnnie hails from Wfellsville, N.Y. Picked as the star of outside wings: his lightning-like dives are a terror to opposing half-backs. He never misses his man and brings him down hard. He graduates this year. TiILLEN+T,Cf'C scrim. Height 165. comes from Ennis- more, Ont. This is his second year in football and his First on the seniors. Plays his position well and figures in every mix-up. BECK-Quarter-back. Xteight 125. found in different parts of Toronto. St. Rfichael's are the trickiest team playing foot- ball, and Beck is the hub of this machine. This is his first year l

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Jfootball VV. L.. Murray M. Gonter VV. M. Gonter H. S. Bellisle . Sheridan . Costello I. Canfield I. O,Connor T. M. Mulligan L. Gorman S. Reaume C. E. Coughlin ,l P P. Quinn B. Holland E. McCorkell C. McNeil H. Andrews I. McReavy H. llfilkin G. Lareau N. MCCOhFI11lCli F. Roach J. Ryan Thos. Kelly A. Brown S. Nicholson A. Lellis J. O'Flaherty A. Malone B. Doyle E. Broderick V. Killen H . Beck K. Corkery P. Maloney M. Nealon. C. McTague D. Donovan A . Hogan W1 Harris L. Troy F. Hickey M. Brick VT. Creamer K. Kraus T. Forrestal H. Colgan C. Feeney 'Che 'Glllearers of the Im P. Spratt I. Spratt G. bl. Kirby H. Bellisle L. Gorman 'IIJOCRCQ G. Servais C. Sullivan C. O'Neil VV. Hamilton E. Bunyan G. I. Culliton F. Doyle lbatlbball D. I. O'Connor G. I. Kirby M. Gonter G. Fitzpatrick H. Bellisle I. E. Tansey H. Gonter L. lVoods C. E. Coughlin I. McDonagh Y. C. Quarry Krack Nl. S. O'Brien