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

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TRixiTV collegf: school record. 31— ' Scliool V. Zeta Psi. Lost. 24— Half holiday (S. Matthias). Mar. 3 — ' lioxiiifj ( ' oinpotitioii bewail. 6- Littlesifle v. S.A.C. Bantams. Won. 14 — ' Boxing Finals. 16— Half holiday (Mrs. Orchard ' s Birthday). Apr. 4 — Conhrniation St ' rvico by the Lord Bishop of Toronto. 6 — (Choir half holiday. 7 — ;Junior School term ended. Half holiday. 8 — tSenior School term ended. School V. Old Boys. The Sf ' hool opened the hockey season on Jan. 17, when they defeated by 8-4 a team composed of Old Boys, captained by John Capreol. For tlie first game of the season it was quite a good ex- liibition though at times the play grew ragged. Heap was tlie outstanding player for the School, .S ' oring five goals. Scott also played a useful game. Delahey was the best of the vi.sitors. Both teams scored a goal in the first period. Delahey scored for the Old Boys, and Bibby, taking Owen ' s pass, evened the count three minutes before the l)ell. The School led by 4-8 at the end of the next period. Scott got a nice goal from a difficult angle. In the final period the superior ' condition of the team told, and, thougli Johnston tied the score on a hard shot from outside the defence, the School came back with four goals uiul settled the game. The Old Boys: Goal, AV. S. Merry; defence, II. €. Johnston, ( ' . Oale: centre, ( Delahey; wings, J. Capreol, A. Trow; subs., J. (i . Spragge, D. Trow, F. Dodge. The School: Goal, Kingsmill ; defence, Bui ' us nuix., S-cott; centre. Smith; wiri»;s. Heap, Bil)by; sul)s., Owen Johnston, Si-agram nmx., I ' liipps, Noble, Webster.

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TRINITY COLLEGK SCHOOL RECORD 3 a britjht frame for the quiet devotion of the service. On I ' aliii Sunday Hrewin and Evans sang a very beautiful duet from one of Boyee ' s ohl anthems and brought out the skilful cou- trapuntal writiu z very etfeetively. During siuginu ' ])eriods Ir. Ketvhmn has been giviug the Sehool some of Dr. Seashore ' s ingenious tests of mnsieal talent ' ' , and the boys have become (|uite interested in the aeuteness of their pitch and time discrimination. Next term we should be able to i)ublish an interesting analysis of the )-esults. A great deal of time has been spent this term on the preparation of H.] I.S. Pinafore which Ave hope to produce in May. A Avord of appreciation is in order for Mr. Kenneth Ket ' L ' hum whose violin playing every Saturday night is looked forward to and much enjoyed by the ni( mbers of the T i)per Flat who are within hearing. § rhmil (Ealcn ar Jan. 7 — Junior Sehool term began. 8 — ' Senior School term began. 17 — School V. Oltl Boys (J. I ' apreol ' s team). Won, 24 — School V. Delta Upsilon Frat. Won. Under 16 Team v. V.V.C. Midgets. Won. 27— School Second Team v. Laketield P.S. Lost. 28 — School V. Sigma Chi Fraternity. Won. Under 16 Team v. S.A.C. Midgets. Lost. 31— School V. Alpha Delta Fraternity. Tied. Feb. 2— .Half holiday. (Purification B.V.M.) 3— iSecond Team v. Laketield P.S. Lost. Junior School v. L.P.S. Juniors. Lost. 6 — iLittleside v. S.A.C. Bantams Won. 7— School V. U.C.C. Lost. 13— School V. Trinity ( ollege. Lost. 14 — School V. Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Tie. Junior School v. S.A.C. Lower School. Won. 18— School V. Alpha Delta Fraternitv. Lost. lO School V. U.C.C. Lost. Half holiday. (Imperial Clial. Shield Conij).) 20— Littleside Flat Match. Won by ITpi-er Flat.

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TRINITY COLLEOK SOIIOOL RECORD 5 School V. The Delta Upsilon Fraternity. The School (lotVatcd the Delta I ' psihms on Jan. 24th. in a nu ' dio cic exhibition of hockey. Apart fi ' oni the seeond l)ei-iod we never showed the lioekey we were ' ; ' apal)le of l)]aying. For thf Seliool Heap was the outstanding i)layor. Tie was ably assisted by liurns, who gave him passes for two of his three goals. Kingsmill played well in goal making many elever saves. Ilutehison was easily the best of the visitors, seoring all his team ' s goals. The D.U. ' s opened the scoring when Ilutehison stick- handled liis way through for a goal. Ileai) tied the game a few minutes later when he batted in a rebound. The same player put us in the lead when he took Burns ' pass in front of the goal. The second period was the best of the game. Bibby .svored from the face off. Hutehison got his second two minutes later; Heap took another pass from Burns and made the score four to two. Ilutehison got his third and last goal be- fore the period ended leaving the score 4-3 rith the School leading. In the final period Smith scored the only goal when he fooled Stanton on a long shot that he never saw. The Delta I ' psilons: Goal, Stanton: defen-ce, G. Findlay, I). Findlay: centre, Hutchinson; wings. Evans, Worsley; sul)s.. King, Webster. The School: Goal, Kingsmill; defence, Burns max., Scott; centre, Heap: wings, Smith, Bibby; subs, Owen. Seagram max. School vs. Sigma Chi Fraternity. On Jan. 28, in a elose aiul exciting game the School de- feated the Sigma Chi Fraternity by 4-3. It was anybody ' s game luitil the last minute wlien Bibby scored the winning goal. Though P ibl)y won the ganu ' with his goal he lost mnneroi ' .s othei- chances of .s ' .-oring by not passing tlu ' j)U(d . Heap bacdvclie-.-ked well Init did too much loafing otTside.