Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD M. J. Mason .................... 4 W. S. Darling ....... J. S. Craig ....... .... 5 W. C. McNeil ..... R. V. Harris ..... .... 7 G. H. Cassels .... , Total .... .... 1 9 Total ..... X899-1900 F. T. Lucas ..... .... 3 T. D. Garvey .... A. H. Beckwith .... .. . . 4 L. M. Rathbun. . . . F.G.McLaren.. .... 5 A. D. Reid..... J. R. Francis .... .... 6 J. W. G. Greey .... G. R. Mason .... .... 9 H. F. Labatt ..... Total ...... . . . 27 Total .... . . . X900-I W. S. Kersteman ..... .... I P. H. Gordon .... R. F. McIntosh .... .... 4 R. G. Duggan .... F. H. McPherson .... .... 5 C. R. Spencer .... P. A. C. Hanna .... .... 6 W. R. Kirk ..... F. G. McLaren .... .... 7 H. G. Rogers ..... Total .... . . . 2 3 Total .... . . . 1901-I W. S. Kersteman. . . .... 3 P. H. Gordon . . . . . W. G. Hagarty ..... .... 4 K. M. Holcroft .... F. H. McPherson ..... .... 5 R. H. Stinson.. . . R. P. Tett ......... .... 6 G. D. Rhodes ..... G. U. A. Chowne ..... .... 8 F. McCaiTrey .... Total .... .... 2 6 Total .... I902-3 F. D. Hammond .... . . . 1 N. B. Robinson.. . . K. M. Holcroft .... . . . 2 A. Campbell. . . . W. G. Hagarty ..... .... 3 G. C. Boyd .... G. U. A. Chowne .... I .... 6 A. Kern ........ F. H. McPherson .... . . . 7 G. D. Rhodes. . . . . Total.... ...xg Total... '903'4 F. D. M. Hammond .... . . . . I E. M. Watts. . . . F. W. Strother .... . .... 7 N. B. Robinson. . . T. H. H. Bevan .... . . . 8 A. Campbell... .

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. --r rw'- r8 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD Mrs Pre.videnr.r-Mr. Nightingale, Rev. J. Scott-Howard, Norm. Seagram, Stuart Saunders. Seffefary-Mr. Morris. Captain-Rhodes. Committee-Mr. Worsfold, C. Mar- tin, R. Dempster, A. Dempster. Eltblettcs. T is borne in on the sporting Editors of the RECORD that an Athletic Meet held during the summer term, between the schools of the Little Big Four would meet with success. Annual games in football and cricket are always held, so would it not be a good idea to arrange a four cornered meet between the track teams of these four schools? We have reason to believe that the idea would be favoured by Ridley, St. Andre-w's and Upper Canada. There is no doubt that such a meet would do much to further athletics among the schools. The interest in the other sports has been greatly increased through school games, so there seems no reason why we should not awaken new and useful interest in our athletics. Such a meet could be held in To- ronto sometime during May or june, and we have every reason to believe that the idea would be a successful one. If this project finds favour we would like to hear from the other schools in the Little Big Four, and if the meet is to be held this year it would be well to get busy at once. the Mforb Cup. As our Athletic sports are to be held in the summer term and theinter-flat contest for the Oxford Cup will take place early in May, we think aschedule of the results will be interesting to all boys now in the s UPPER FLAT S. K. Street ............ . . j. C. Patterson . . . . . . . A. H. Brown .... .... A. E. Galna.. .... . . . . . A. W. McGachen. . . . . . . Total .... .............. .... Cup retained Qby defnultl on upp E. A. Hammond .... .... H. G. Brunton .... .... chool :- x896-7 Lowell FLAT I E. G. Hampson .... ................ 3 2 G. O. Ireland ..... . . 7 4 R. E. McGregor .... . . 8 5 Patterson . . . . . . . 9 6 C. E. Duggan .... .... I o 23 'l'otal .... .... 3 7 1897-8 er fiat. 1898-9 1 H. L. Plummer .... . . 3 2 A. D. Reid .... . . . 6 Yqwmq. 1.:..- 55 r.-:. .Cn Jr: r AGA 1' . ay, - 44. a l 1 i 'J f -Q . I J l l l ,gi T77

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20 J. W. Duggan. . . .. F. G. Delafosse. Total ....... J. Mackenzie. . . R. F. Wyssman. ' ' Tar TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD. A. Kern.............. ..5 ...ro G. C. Campbell... .. 6 ...35 Total ..... ....zo F904'S 1 A. Campbell .... 3 3 E.M.Watts.... 4 J. Duggan ...... .. . 7 N. Robinson ...... . . 5 E. Hethrington. . . . S G. F. Hilliard ..... . . . . 6 H. G. Lockwood .... . . . 9 G. C. Campbell .... . . . . I0 Total ........ ..... 2 8 Total ........ . . . .27 IQOS-6 A. Greey ....... . .. 6 A. Campbell .... . . I A. J. johnson ..... . . . 7 E. M. Watts. . . . . . 2 W. S. Lawrence ..... . . . 8 T. Seagram. . . . . 3 H. Vernon ..... . . . 9 F. Cruthers ..... . . . . 4 C. W. Dunn .... . ..1o E. Walker .... . . 5 Total..... ...4o Total ..... ....15 1906-7 Cup Retained Qby defaultj on Lower Flat. 1907-8 F. Watts .... . . . 5 E. Ings ........ . . I R. F. Osler .... .. . 6 C. Maynard .... . . . . 2 F. Carswell .... . . . 7 E. F. Pinkham ..... . . . . 3 W. L. Taylor .... . .. 8 G. C. Campbell .... . . . . 4 H. Thompson ..... . . . 9 R. M. Haultain . . . . . . . to Total ....... ............... E Total ............. .... Q2 GHUQIIQ 5lJ0OtlllQ GOITIDCIIIIOII. N order to give the Cadets something to do this winter Captain Smart kindly offered a prize for competition in gallery shooting. In this style of shooting the ammunition has a reduced charge,calculated exactly to 1-zo of the ordinary rifle range firing. Thus at a 6o foot range in the gallery shooting the riiles are sighted as for the 400 yard range. In order to encourage competitors, considerable latitude was allowed in the time by which each man had to have his rounds fired. At the outset it was intended that each competitor should have 9 rounds of 5 shots each, not more than x round being fired in a day 5 later on those who had fallen behind in their rounds were allowed to 5 .7 4 IN 3 I .f liar!-4 l'.'. -Ldv as - l .19 V1 Hr 4 ' u 1 lvl R. .40 I .,k 1 ',. ,. w 9 v . .2-S1 1'