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

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TRINITY tfUl.l.lQGl'I SCHOOI. RIQCORID. an T. C. S. vs. l'. ll. llltlll SCIIUUI.. Played in the School Rink o11 Saturday, lfehruary l5l.ll. In the first half the Sch ral tern didn't seem to he ahle to get together at all, the half-time score heing 5-1 in favour of the Town. llut in the second half they put up a hetter game. Bird got a cut over the eye which minimis- ed the School's chances of winning. The final score was 7.2 in favour of the Town. T. C. 9. l,ine up--Goal, Vameron i 1 Point, ffa-ist-lsg Vover, liiril 1 Rover, Thetford 1 Ventre, Dempster : Right, Yirden 1 Left, 'l'u1-kwt-ll. BIGSIIJE l L.X'l' MATCH. Un Saturday Nlarch Sth the Upper Flat defaulte.l tl1e lligside lflat match owing to a lack of material. The Uppers only had two lligside men. l,lT'l'l.l'ISllDE. The First ofthe series of l.ittleside Flat inatt-hes was played on March 5th. The Uppers had decidedly the best of the game, and the Lower Flat team seemed to fall to pieces as soon as it got on the ice. The final score was 8-2 in favour of the Uppers. The second of the series of Littleside Flat matches was played on Monday, March 1oth. The two teams were rather unequally matched, and the Uppers had decidedly the hest ofthe game all the way through. Ketchum i and Tait were especially noticeable. The final score was 6-2 in favour of the Uppers. lpcrsonitcl of tbc Ccam. tfoCHR.xs 4Sh1impj fCizffta1'nj?Rover, age 17: weight 145 lhs. I Second year on the team. .X good fast skater, and very steady on his feet. lie knows the game well. and is tricky. A con- sistent playcr and works every minute of the ' game. His hack-checking is a feature. There is a great deal of credit due to him for success of the tt-am which lie captainetl splenrlitllx' throughout the season.

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28 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD though the latter soon remedied that by shooting the first goal. Mac- donald 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 5 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-o 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 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-o in favour of the School. A T. C. S. Line-up-Goal, Broughallg Point, Macdonald, Cover, Mackendrickg Rover, Ayleng R. wing, Cook, L. wing, Morris. C. C. I.-Goal, Ewart, Point, Crozier, Cover, Delehanbyg Rover Lappg Centre, Maher, R. wing, Ivey, L. wing, Best. T. C. S. 5TH 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 both put up a good game for the School. V The return game was played in the School Rink on Friday, March 7l.lI. The ice was in fine condition and the School team put up a good game. At half-time the score stood at 4-z 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 io-5 in favour of T. C. S.

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30 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD. SAUNDERS Q'l'oml Goal. Age 163 weight 140 lbs. lfirst year on team. He was not discovered until late in the season, but played fine games against ,Varsity He does not use his hands enough and clears a trifle slowly, but will make a fine man with a year's experience. M,-xC'lDON.-Xl,lJ Qllubsl Point. Age 16. Weight - 'a 163 lbs. First year on 1 team. He improved much as the season progressed. He used his A body to advantage and worked well with the other defence men. Lacking in experience. CROWTHER ftlordyl Cover. Age IQQ weight W L 168. Second year on team. A fine defence man. He is the fastest skater and the hest stick-handler on the teamg uses his hody well, hut is inclined to lie llfll'lltf1ldt'l1. li1c.x1ir11sl.11 flialiel Centre. Age 16. Weight 146 llis. First year on the team. He has - developed into ll line centre man. He ' is a fast skater and a good sti1'k-hand- e ler. llff played good coinliinatirin and wzl-a ra-sptilisilvle for must rlfllli'gn11ls, ' -