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

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' I .I Q , I if li' , ' ,. ,S V Ni 8 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 1 'if .5 , , 1:9245 Mulholland started the scoring in the second period, but the 'f.j, visitors rallied and shot four goals in succession. They were Y , 2 In the final period our opponents scored five times, While La' 1? zier added one to the School 's total by a nice shot. The game was featured by pretty individual rushes and clev- ,Af er stick-handling. Our combination was very good at times. Beatty, of Varsity seniors, made some pretty rushes, but his i shooting was wild. S. Greey also starred for the vistors. Camer- - . 1, R i on was the best of our forwards, While Johnston ma. and Osler -rj both checked and rushed Well. Doupe played an exceptionally ,fi fine game in goal. Q Zeta Psi :-Goal, Grieg, defence, McCulloch and Beatty, een- - 15 tre, Campbell, wings, Maynard and Stratton, subs., S. Greey, egg P. Greey. and N. Seagrain. , , The School :-Goal, Doupeg defence, Osler ma.. and Johnston n ma., centre, Cameron, Wings, Cruickshank and Mulhollandg subs. Lazier and Johnston max. School 6-4--1. Total 11. Zetes 2-4+5 Total 11. ,Q il The School vs. Trinity College. ,W A return game with Trinity College was played at the Arena on Feb. Tth. It was not a brilliant exhibition of hockey, and T the team-play on neither side was good. i. Play in the first. period was slow and ragged. Osler scored ' Q1 the first goal, taking the puck through from centre ice. Trinity W V.-W , 'l' uv soon made it 1 all, the puck glancing off one of our player's skates into the not. The play in the second period was faster. 'Cameron and Os- ' lor scored for the School, and Harper for Trinity. Harper sev- If e-ral times penetrated our defence. but with one exception Doupe - J stopped his shots, School--33 Trinity-.2, iif'll6'l' lim-key was played in the last. period. Harper. and Smith l'llSilf'tl time after time, but their attacks were broken up. . P llarpv-r tit-fl the seort- by a lonfv-range shot, and Trinity kept 'd 1 s ' 4 2,1 . lf unable to keep up the pace, however, and Osler, Cruickshank, . and 'Cameron added to the School 's score. School 10, Zetes 6. - W L

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