St Michaels College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Che Cbirb Team HE god of fortune has certainly remembered St. Michaels in the fall of 1914. The third team, though securing no laurels, contributed towards the success of the season. The present team is the best St. Michaels have had in years in respect to the luxuriance of material, a point which augurs well for a future Canadian championship team. The half-backs are perhaps the stars of the team: yet when the brilliant line plunging of Robitaille and McGee is seen, to- gether with the deadly tackling of McDevitt and Sedgewick, we can easily understand how the team went through the sea- son undefeated. On October 2Ist Manager O'Leary took his team to New- market to combat with the undefeated Pickering College team. of the game the heavy Pickering line looked to be too much for our boys, but the grand work on the line and the stellar work of the half-backs and quarter more than offset the superior weight pitted against them. Not until the last minute of play did either team despair of victory. But Lynch's field goal. just as the whistle was about to blow, decided the game in favor of St. Michaels to the tune of IO to S. After the game we were banqueted royally. Here again the boys manifested their good college training. Six Flanagan and McGee made the best hits off the fieldg they always did make a hit with the fair sex. The remaining games were played with city teams The victories were all hard earned. which makes the taste of vic- tory sweeter, and at the same time prepares the players for the Needless to say, we came back victorious. ln the early stages gruelling contests of senior Rugby. -A. LAwLEss. E f N -f If 3 3, ,--- ' imuum --f.., mia Q .r ... , .I .,... T LM plug' SQ 'hi' Ammulll- Y Jumun Ili.: it-It-L rw fl ...IW . , I ' A qi. l, ' .A,. my-1' I '- ,.' ., li I H fiooj

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