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

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD. 37 pink nnd scortnl. T. C. S. 3. ' Varsity 4. Play was tiow in tlu- visi- tors ' (]uarter, and Catto was penalised lor tripping. Milne then took the puck down the ire but lost it to Macdonald who took it hack and passed to Ikadfield who score- 1 making it 4 all. ' I ' he excitement was now beyond all expression, and when Hradfield again scored within 60 seconds the band had a fit ! When play started agiin Sifion got the |)uck and took it down the ice hut lost to Stratton who, in his turn, took it back and shot, but failed to score. The School team was now doing its best to keep its lead and when Sifton wa-i pi naliseJ for five minutes, great things were expected. There was no score made, how- ever, until Matthews after several shots managed to bring the score to 5 all. Cochran and Bradfield then made successive rushes but failed to circumvent Levesque who made two very good stops, but soon after Crowther netted the sixth goal for the School. The supporters were now in a stale of frenzy. Catto was penalised for five minutes, and while he was ofiF Matthews made a neat rush and scored. Six all. When play started again the puck was kept near the T. C. S. quarter until Matthews got penalised for three minutes. Then Stratton got away with the puck and went down the ice and .scored giving theSchool the lead. Again Stratton went down the ice and shot, but the puck was stopped by Levesque. Webster was then penalised for one minute and while he was off Matthews scored. Seven all. Within 60 seconds of this Milne repeated the performance. T. C. S. 7. ' Varsity 8. There were now only about three minutes left and it became very exciting when Levesque, the ' Varsity goal, was penalised. Hut nothing came of it and ' Varsity carried off the honours of the day by a score of 8-7. T. C. S. Line-up : — Goal, Saunders ; Point, Macdonald ; Cover, Crowther ; Centre, Cochran ; R. wing, Stratton ; L. wing, Bradfield. ' Varsity Line-up : — (loal, Levesque ; Pomt, Sifton ; Cover, Catto ; Centre, Matthews ; R. wing. Webster ; L. wing, Milne. Referee — I ' ayne. T. C. .S. SECOND vs. COBOURf; C. I The game was played in the School Rink on Wednesday I ' b 19th. There was no scoring for the first ten minutes, and during that period it w.is r.ither hard to say which team was going to get the upper hand. Soon after the puck was faced off DeChantry and Pepler were put off.

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26 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD before ' Varsity were quite sure where it had gone. It was soon taken back to the T. C. S goal, however, and Saunders was kept jumping from one side to the other. The School had made the most of the op- portunity afforded by Sifton ' s being penalised to try and score, but all efforts failed. After a few more seconds of play round the ' Varsity goal, Milne took the puck down as far as the School defence where Crowther promptly appropriated it, and in taking it up the ice again collided with Matthews. The latter being much the lighter of the two made a semicircle into the boards, where he remained for the space of three minutes. The play was now kept in the centre of the ice until Webster was penalised, and then Bradfield scored the first goal. The puck had scarcely been faced off again when Milne got penalised for two minutes, and while he was off Webster came down the ice and scored. — One all. — -The preceeding ihree minutes of play were then re- peated, but it was Sifton who was penalised, and Catto who scored. School I ; ' Varsity 2. Then amidst tremendous cheering from the on- lookers, Stratton went down the ice and evened up the score. Brad- field and Cotton then made alternate rushes, and when Catto had got the puck in front of the .School goal, Saunders made a series of brilliant sto[)S, a feat which caused a great deal of cheering amongst the School supporters, who had turned out in full force for the occasion. For the next few minutes the play was centred round the visitors ' goal, and Cochran had some very hard luck, hitting the posts twice. ' Varsity were now disabled owing to Catto ' s having been put off, but as soon as he came on again they pressed hard, and after several attempts Catto scored, giving them 3 to the School ' s 2. Crowther thei passed to Strat- ton who shot but failed to score, A return rush was made by Mihie, who was successful in evading Saunders and netted the puck, making the score, 4 2 in their favour, and a moment later the whistle blew for half-time. The second hall was much more exciting, and when the ti-ams came onto the ice they were given an ovation by the School band. Play was started by Matthews being penalised for loafing, and the School did their best to avail themselves of the chance, but failed to score. Sifton and Milne then made the only combination rush that ' Varsity made (luring the whole game. But the only result was tint Cochran got the

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28 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD though the latter soon retnedied that by shooting the first goal. Mac- dopald and Morris, the former of whom put up a good game in the defence, then made a combined rush and the latter scored. School 2 ; Cobourg o. Then Macdonald was penalised, and while he was off Morris again scored for T. C. S. Pepler back-checked well all through the game, and also played his position well. When there were only 5 minutes left before half-time, Crozier got penalised, and Cook took the opportunity of making a neat rush through the Cobourg team and scoring. This made the score at half-time 4-0 in favour of Trinity. In the second half Broughall ' s place in goal was taken by Edwards who made some very good stops. In this half the Cobourg men played good individual games, but they lacked combination. For the first 5 minutes the play was very even, but after that was up Pepler made a rush down the boards and scored. T. C. S. 5 ; Cobourg o. Morris then got penalised and the Cobourg team did their best to avail them selves of the opportunity, but were unable to score. It was now easy to see that the School team was in much better condition than their op- ponents, and it was not long before Cook again scored. Pepler scored the last goal within two minutes of time which made the final score 7-0 in favour of the School. T. C. S. Line-up — Goal, Broughall; Point, Macdonald ; Cover, Mackendrick ; Rover, Aylen ; R. wing. Cook ; L. wing, Morris. C. C. I. — Goal, Ewart ; Point, Crozier ; Cover, Delehanby ; Rover Lapp ; Centre, Maher ; R. wing, Ivey ; L. wing, Best. T. C. S. STH DIVISION vs. LAKEFIELD. The fifth Division went out to Lakefield on Wednesday, Feb. 26th. They were unfortunately beaten by a score of 9-1. During the first half the two teams seemed to be fairly evenly matched but in the second half our boys fell to pieces rather badly. Thetford and Cassells hoih put up a good game for the School. The return game was |)layed in the School Rink on Friday, March ylh. The ice was in fine condition and the School team put up a good game. . i half-time the score stood at 4-2 in favour of T. C. S. In the second half the School had decidedly the best of the game. Mills and Tuckwell both played well, and Wigle put up a good game in goal. The full time score was 10-5 in favour of T. C. S.