St Michaels University School - Black Red and Blue Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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1 . M ....-....... ! vu -Q-uw . lst XY Sleep. Swangard, NI.. Fairbourn. Growdy, Wilson, H., Pratt. lA'hitehouse, Getz Cuppage McClaskey Dalziel QCapt.J Lund Brunlees Pollard Coleman RUGBY FOOTBALL The 1956-57 Football XV. captained by R. R. Dalziel. assisted by A. McCTlaskey as Vice-Captain. had a remarkable season. There have. doubtless. been better teams representing the School, but it is unlikely that any have finished a more impressive season. They cele- brated the School's fiftieth anniversary in fitting manner. compiling the following record: Played lYon Pts. for Pts. against 13 13 201 27 The fact that the side conceded only four tries throughout the season would suggest defensive strength. Actually there was no great defensive ability behind the scrum, but more often than not the for- wards were able to win possession. This. coupled with the superlative play of Dalziel. who was always on hand when danger threatened. made up for the weakness in tackling which undoubtedly existed. Colours were awarded to B. E. B. Cuppage. E. St. Pollard, XY. G. Lund. A. McClaskey. E. Coleman. XY. G. Brunlees and R. B. Getz. The full side was as follows: R. R. Dalziel. A. Mcfllaskey, XY. G. Lund. B. E. B. Cuppage. R. B. Getz. E. St. Pollard. E. Coleman. E. Fairbourn, R, L. Pratt. XY. G. Brunlees. D. R. Sleep. R. D. XN'hitehouse. H. E. XN'ilson. F. RI. Swangard, P. Clrowdy. XY. R. G. YY. I5

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RESULTS Half Mile, open ........................ 1. Getz: 2. Hutchinson: 3. Maude I 12 m. 15 s.1 100 Yards, under 10 ......... ........,,A. 1 . Bice II: 2. Walton: 3. Tyrrell 115.2 s.1 100 Yards, under 12 .......,.. ............ 1 . Bapty: 2. Mansley: 3. Sommers 114 s.1 100 Yards, under 1-1 .....,... ...... 1 . Keble: 2, Tassin: 3. Chapman 112.6 5,1 100 Yards, under 16 ......... ......... 1 . Eyes I: 2. Collingsz 3. Nowick 111 s.1 100 Yards, open .............. ............ 1 . Beyer: 2. 1Nhitehouse: 3. Sleep 110.2 s.1 Sack Race under 11 ....... ...................... I Discus Throw. open.. 220 Yards. 220 Yards. 220 Yards. under 1-1 ,......... ..................... under 16 ............................ Open ............................................ 1. Beesley: 2. Dobell II: 3. Musgrave II. 1. 1:Vilder: 2. 1Nhitehouse: 3. Sherwood 1115' 8 1 1. Keble: 2. Tassin: 3, Eyes II 129 s.1 1. Eyes I: 2. Collingsz 3. Clark I 125 s.1 1. Getz: 2. Beyer: 3. Bain 122.6 s.1 Javelin Throw, open ............ 1. Dalziel: 2. Getz: 3. Fulton 11-13' 8,'1' 1Record1 -H0 Yards. Junior Relay ........................ 1. Founders: 2, Brentwood 11 m. 4 5,1 150 Yards. under 10 ............................ 1. 1Nalt0n: 2, Bice II: 3. Tyrrell 125.4 s.1 4-10 Yards, under 1-1 .......... ............... 1 . Eyes II: 2. Dial II: 3, Cutt 11 m. 9 s.1 +10 Yards, under 16 ................ 1. Eyes Ig 2, Nowick: 3. Whittaker 11 m, 1,4 5.1 H0 Yards, open .................................... 1. Getz: 2. Connorton: 3. Ross 156.8 s.1 Shell II Consolation Race ................................ 1. Barker: 2. Hattrick: 3. Thorpe Old Boys Race .......................................................... 1. Rooper 120 Yards Hurdles, under 16 ................ 1. Eyes I: 2. Collings: 3. Ogle 118.6 s.1 120 Yards Hurdles. open .......... 1. Getz: 2. Pratt: 3. Richards 11-1.8 s.1 1Record1 Shot Putt, open ................................ l. Pratt: 2. McClaskeyg 3, Dalziel 137, 9 1 Old Boys y. School ........................ 1. School: 2, Old Boys 147.8 s.1 1. Getz: 2. Richards: 3. Cabeldu 15'1 1, 1Nhittaker: 2. Eyes I: 3. Ogle 14, 821 Relay Race High Jumpl High Jump. under open ...... 16 High Jump. under 14 ........ ........ 1 . Stephen: 2. Musgrave I: 3. Keble 14'1 High jump. under 12 ....... ............... 1 . Johnson: 2, Mansley: 3. Bapty 14'1 Long Jump, open ........... ........ 1 . 1N'hitehouse: 2. Beyer: 3. Pratt 120' 9 1 Long Jump, under 16 ........ ........... 1 . Collings: 2. Eyes I: 3, Ogle 116' 821 Long Jump. under 14 ......... .......... 1 . Keble: 2, Eyes II: 3. Stephen 113' 6W 1 Long Jump under 12 ............................ 1. Bapty: 2. Bice Ig 3. Marsden 112' 3',1 Cricket Ball Throw, open .,...... 1. Dalziel: 2, 1N'i1der: 3. Dayton 1105 yds. 0' 5 1 Half Mile. under 16 ........................ 1. Eyes I: 2. Nowick: 3, Ogle 12 m. 28.8 s.1 One Mile. open ........................ 1. Getz: 2. Hutchinson: 3. Maude I 15 m. 5 s.1 Senior Champion ........................................................ Getz 1Corsan Cup1 Intermediate Champion ............... ............. E yes I 1Worthington Cup1 Junior Champion ................... .......... K eble 1Marpole Cup1 Inter-House Championship .......................... 1. Founders: 2. Brentwood J. S. G. TRACK MEET It was unfortunate that last minute commitments made a triangular Track Meet impossible. We hope that next year the Navy and St. George's will both participate, The yenue for the match against Shawnigan was University School, on the evening of May 23rd. Conditions were ideal, with a slight breeze blowing down the field. The evening began with Shawnigan's gaining fiye of the first six eyents, notable being Mc- Alpine :Shy with a new Record of 2 m. 9 s. in the 880 yards, and Burke 1Sh.u with 10.2 s. in the 100 yards. Getz 1Un.1 set a new Record in the Hurdles with 1-1.6 s. - an extremely fine performance. A new eyent this year was the Jayelin. The winner was Radford iL'n.l. with a good throw of 121W ft. The final scores in the Match were: 1. Shawnigan Lake School ....,,,,...,...,.....,....,..... 87 pts. 2. Uniyersity School .......................................... 55 pts. I should like to thank all members of the Staff for their co-operation as officials. S. G. 1-l

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,mg M The Harker- Privett Trophy or Who Won? FIRST FIFTEEN MATCHES sc1HooL t-. VICTORIA c:oLLEGE The School opened the season on October l-lth at Carnarvon Park. defeating a Victoria College side bv two goals 110 pts.1 to nil. Throughout the first half the School held a decided territorial advantage but scored only one try and that bv Dalziel. This try was converted bv Cuppage. who kicked well throughout the match. The forwards worked hard and fullv held their own. Behind the scrum Pollard and Cuppage. the halves. were not together, but Getz. at centre. made the most of the few opportunities he received. After the restart the College, with the wind at their backs, might have been expected to have more of the game but the School continued to plav spirited football. The halves settled down somewhat and the outsides had several good chances. The School increased their lead when Getz ran strongly before passing inside to Cuppage, who found Dalziel in support to take a difficult pass cleverly and score. Guppage kicked the goal from an easy position. The School continued to press and both Lund and Swangard were most noticeable at this stage. just before the end the School should have gone further ahead but Gup- page was unable to gather a slovenlv pass from Brunlees which bounced at his feet. A long run by Getz only just failed and Cuppage was short with a penaltv. but there was no further scoring and the School had won 10-O-a promising start. 16