Stratford Central Secondary School - Collegian Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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COLLEGIAN, i930 JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Standing-Mr. Turner, J. McGraw, H. Gibson, J. Dent, J. Hanlon, D. Heath, W. Brennenian. Seated-F. Gray, W. Neilson, B. Morrow. JUNIOR W. O. S. S. A. HOCKEY The hockey team started practice early in the year under Mr. 'l urner's supervision and had rounded into Hne shape for the first game. The team representing the school was as follows: Goal-W. Neilson. Defence-T. Hanlan, Dent. Centre-W. Brenneman. Wings-D. Heath, F. Grey. Subs-H. Gibson, lVlcl..ennan, J. McGraw, B. Morrow. The team played its first game in Exeter. The game was an easy one and the score was 9-l for us. The game was not very fast but Strat- ford had the best of the play. The return game was also very slow because the Collegiate team was satisfied with its lead and Ex- eter was certain it could not catch up. However, the visitors put up a better fight and owing to sensation- al goal keeping, they kept the score down to 6-2. The round with Exeter served to season our team and they were fairly confident that they could eliminate their next opponent, Kitchener. The first game was played in Kitchener and there the red and green receiv- ed a set back. They were defeated 5-l, although they fought hard. The Kitchener forwards kept our men penned up and they did not seem to be able to break away and throughout the whole game, Kit- chener held control. The return game was a very fast game and a fine exhibition of hock- ey. The visitors were determined to hold their four goal lead and the S. C. I. was determined to win by five goals or more. But they were unsuccessful and though they put up a good fight they fellseveral goals short of their aim. They won the game 4-2, but lost the round by two goals. ....75...

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COLLEGIAN, I930 BOYS' ATHLETIC EXECUTIVE Mr. VV. H. Turner, H. Galloway, R. McCully, C. VVilson, G. Doxey. THE ATHLETIC SOCIETY ELECTION The nominations for the Boys' Athletic Executive were held on Tuesday, Sept. l7th and on the 20th the elections were held and the following officers were elected: President-Cecil Wilson. Vice-President-George Doxey. Secretary--Robert lVlcCully. Treasurer--Howard Galloway. The Form representatives were: 5A-J. Whittaker, L. Baker. 5B-K. Fiebig, F. Hayes. 4A-J. Rankin, M. Hammond. 4B-W. Neilson, Sealy. 3A--J. Dent, S. Byers. 3B-J. Inglis, D. Heath. ly, ZA-C. Huisier. ZB-G. Lamont. ZC-L. Fraser. -W. Moore. lA-W. Stapleton. ZD IB-R. Morton. IC-H. Gerofsky. ID-H. Earnshaw. IE-lVl. Anthony. Commercial Special Commercial-W. lVlcCul L. Beale. 3rd-D. Allen, S. Ingram. C IB-G. King. C 2B--Alex lVlclVlillan, Gordon 3C-G. Ruston, R. Cole. Dotzit. ' 'Buttercups' ' Siegner: ' 'What have you got for dinner? Meadie lVlcKay: Roastbeeffricas- seeclohickenstewedlanfbhashbakeda- n d friedpotatoespuddingmilkteaand - coffee. Buttercups Siegner: Bring me the third, fourth, sixth, eighteenth and nineteenth syllables. -74

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COLLEGIAN, 1930 SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Standing-J. Neilson, G. Stevenson, .I. Whittaker, XV. Firth. Seated-F. Hay, G. Doxey, Mr. Neil W. Brenneman. SENIOR WOSSA BASKET-BALL The first round of the year WaS with our old enemy St. lVlarys, and in the first game in that town, it ap- peared as if they might put us out of the running. The game was not exceptionally fast but St. Marys won by a score of Zl-8, and the horizon looked dark for the green and red. ln the second game however, the tables were turned and the score was 26-I5 for the Collegiate. This was a very good game with both teams showing excellent combina- tion. But the Stratford guards ex- celled themselves ancl this turned the balance in our favour. Because each time had won one game, and games, not points, count-- ed on the round, it was necessary to play another round with points counting. The first game of the second round was played in Stratford, and it was a very fast game. The pass- ing was very fast and accurate, with both teams playing a hard game. At the end of the third quarter, St. Marys was leading but in the last quarter the score was tied, and just before the whistle blew, Brenneman got a basket making the score l6-l4 for Stratford and giving us a two point lead to take to St. Marys. The second game of the round was identical to the first except that St. Marys, with their back to the wall, fought harder. But they were unlucky in their shooting and were up against a slightly superior team, and thus they were eliminated by the score of 20-I 6 for Stratford. The Collegiate's next opponent was Kitchener, and in the first game it appeared as if we might win this round. The game was not very fast but it was marred by roughness. The final score was I9-I 7 in favour of the S. C. l. -76-