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

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TRINITY t'tll.I.l'lGl'l SVIIHUI. lll'It'tllZlJ I I pep out of the XVantlercrs. The School kept boring in Juvenile but couldn't score. The game ended with 1 - '.'- lluull tx I I Vit I 1 li I I 1 hibition of shinny than ol' hockey. and with School lead- ing the group. T. t'. S., -1: Wanderers, 0. lIi f 5 T.C.S. vs. Phi Kappa Pi, Feb. 5th. T.C.S.: Goal, llowardz llefence, .Iohnson and Ni- chol: Forwards, Fameron, Roper, Elliot: Subs. Rob- ertson, IVily. Phi Kappa Pi: Goal, Abrahams: llefence, Mc- Leod, Wilson: I orwards, Martin, Graham. llurns: Subs. C. Graham. Welch. The School played a Frat team from Toronto, and turned in their most mise1'able performance ot' the sea- son. Elliot, Roper, Cameron t2l, and Nichol scored our goals. The School won, 5-0. Graham and Martin were the best forthe Phi Kaps. WOODSTOCK CITY JUVENILE LEAGUE T.C.S. Uppers vs Lowers fUnder 171 Uppers: Goal, Harrington II: Defence, rossen, Knight I3 Forwards, Robertson, Byers, Kirk II: Subs. Chown, Godfrew. Lowers: Goal, VVorrell1 Defence, II'igle, Irvine: Forwards, McMullen, Stone I, Schell: Subs, Johnson II, Sowards. This was a close game, as the final score 0-0 in- dicates. It was rather ragged however, and although the Uppers, who had won more games in the City League than the Lowers, were favoured to win, the Lowers really had the best of it and but for Harring- ton in goal, would have won. lst. Period: VVigle and McMullen had only Har- rington to beat in goal three or four times and resulted in very close shaves for the Uppers. Then Robertson bored in alone on Worrel but just missed the net. In this period the play was very ragged. Score 0-0. 2nd . Period: McMullen passed out to Stone but they failed to score. Robertson reached the defense sev- eral times but fell. McMullen shot and Johnson took ad- vantage of the rebound but again Harrington saved the Uppers. Crossen responded with a long shot which bounced dangerously out in front but was cleared. The play in this period was harder and better, with Kirk shooting very hard. Feb. sth, 1929. V s . . . ..i.iI itll . I I. I. 5. tl lllM'l'?l I Wxiinli-l'i-rs I. I . ZS. iI.tIXY1'l'Sl Silva-Vwootl 72 o Z' in Gentle Irony o 4 1 l I I 1 S .Ks is well known, tieorge liernard gent-tal iule averse to attending social tunct Some little time back, however, he wa pci L it ul a musical at home in iid ol 1 t hit t tt: be present at .S..-. V . . . ,.. V.. ma thaiity in which his hostt ss vias intent tt d The star performer was a youthful viohi y o t etloits, however. as it turned out, gave mote pleasure to the assembled guests. After a long period ot' torture. the ho tts tuin to Shaw and asked, somewhat dubiously: e Shaw. what do vou think of mv discovery I find in him a great resemblance to P tdciew ki ieplied Shaw. The hostess was puzzled for a moment and t tn answered correctingly: P Oh, but Paderewski is not a violinistf EXactly , answered G. B. S. Professor: Were you laughing at me Student: No, sir. Professor: Then what else is there in hi loom to laugh at '3 . lSs f-'l- PTR: 5- ff-.. -- -, 6 ' 3 2 2 .szffl-Y , Y - Cl if ' tiff 1, al . . ENGLISH Clothing and Furnishings Games ' iWSP1QTek1Rtz0.11s Elite! W Poiiig Nicholn . 6 t .. 2 13 - FOR BUYS Elliot I 5 6 6 12 j 1 2 Leading University and School Outfitters ' J Johnson 6 l 4 I 1 5 in Canada. Specialists in School Blazers Roper 6 I 2 1 P . . . . . way 6 I 3 I Principals are invited to write for samples Robertson t 1 1 ' 1 and prices. CITY LEAGUE Junior I! 'g RSP15S9FdHVv0n alert-tat email 6, ff Ayn' T. C. S. I V I -1 I -I VW 0 W W0 AIT 1 4 s'r, cA'r E :NE st. w. MONTREAL. lNal lCle1'6I'S ' 3 I 2 1 0 4 o T WA ERA cn O7 smxnxs 1' Monarchs Q 3 1 3 0 2 Beachville ' 3 1 2 I 0 2 Chalmers f 3 X 0 3 ' 0 0

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18 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD if g A- the left side and got a goal, the puck hitting both posts, 4-2. The School were again pressing Ridley, and our forwards went down three abreast, and Robertson re- ceiving ai bass from lflliot, scored, -1-IS. Both teams rush- ea were being stopped at the defence. Nichol got by the Ridley forwards and scored on a long shot that glanced oft' l ischer's glove, -1--1. There was a scramble in front o fthe School net. and Bell flipped the puck into the net. 5-4. Ridley, 5: T.C.S., 4. Third Period: Both defences were beginning to use their bodies a little more, and Seagram took a dive into Johnson and both landed on the ice. The School were getting as far as the Ridley defence but no further. Subosits coming down with Hayes, got through the whole School team and hit the post. Elliot and Cam- eron got through but Fischer saved. Hayes through again, but Howard saved. The School were showing up much better now than in the earlier stages of the game, and continually got through only to have ha1'd luck around the nets, mostly for being offside. Nichol got through but was checked before he could shoot. Hayes and Griffiths came down and Hayes scored from scramble around net, 6-4. Elliot and Cameron were checking well at centre. The school were still trying hard, but lacked the punch they had in the early part of the game. Seagram broke up a rush of Cameron and Elliot and sailed right through the school and scored 7- 4. Howard was doing spectacular work in the nets, and prevented the score from being higher. Seagram was put off for tripping, and the school Qnade a final effort, and were very fortunate not being able to score. Car- son scored an easy goal, 8-4, and just before the end of the game, Bell scored a goal on a nice piece of stick- handling. Ridley, 93 T. C. S., 4. Junior Series, T.C.S. vs. Chalmers United, Jan. 29. T. C. S.: Goal, Douglas: Defence, Nichol, Johnson 1: Forwards. Elliot, Turnbull, Cameron: Subs. VVily. Roper. Chalmers: Goal, Eaton: Defence, Moyer, Bottoms: Forwards, Mercer, Clark, Holley. The School came against a very weak team, and completely swamped them, 13-1. The School played nice hockey but it was mostly of the individual style of play that netted us our goals. There was a total lack of combination in the evening's play. Chalme1's tried hard the whole game. and held the School better in the second and third periods than in the first, when Turn- bull ran wild and scored five goals out of eight. In the third, Chalmers came out on the ice after a delay, min- us aa man, and we lent them Roper, who got their only goa . The first period started with a rush towa1'ds Chal- mers' goal, but was repulsed, and Elliot, in trying to get through the defence, was upset by the defence, who piled on top of him, and Turnbull grabbed the puck and got an easy goal, 1-0. Turnbull came back again, and skating around the defence scored another, 2-0. The play was becoming very ragged: and Turnbull got through again for his third goal, 3-0. Soon afterwards Cameron and Elliot came through, and Cameron made it, 4-0. Chalmers had a hard time getting through our first line of defence, and the back-checking of the for- wards was good. Before the period ended Turnbull and Nichol had netted two counters each, making it 8-0. ' 2nd. Period: The School were getting through time and time again, but had hard luck around the net Nichol stickhandled his way through the whole Chal- mers' team, and drew the goalkeeper out, 9-0. Our for- wards were beginning to show signs of combination. Turnbull came through again, fooled the defence, and put the puck in the corner of the net, 10-0. Elliot got a goal on a hard shot, 11-0. Roper and Wily nearly had goals, but the Chalmers goalie was very steady, 11-0. 3rd. Period: Chalmers, plus Roper, started off with a flourish, and Roper drove in a hard one from the side, 11-1. Cameron came through and got a rebound, 12-1. The play was very slow and uninte1'esting. Nichol came through, and stopped at the defence, and got hold of the puck again and scored 13-1. The period closed with the school showering shots on the Chalmers citadel. Junior Series, T.C.S. vs. Wanderers, Feb. 4th, T. C. S.: Goal, Howardg Defence, Nichol, Johnson' Forwards, Cameron, Roper, Elliot: Subs, Mudge. Wily. 'Warderersz Goal, Bennetg Defence, Crawford, Littlewood: Forwards, Brotherton, Sibbald, Disch' Davis, Hayden, VVatson. The School came up against the much-heralded Wanderers tonight, and decisively trimmed them, 4-0. The school were much bigger than their opponents, and used their bodies to full advantage, especially in the last period, when all thoughts of hockey were thrown away. The first two frames were very interesting, and both teams displayed a nice style of hockey. There was lot: cf combination. and all the forwards were back- checking well. For the School, in fairness to the team, everybody played a good game, and for the Wander- ers, Brotherton, Hayden and Wfatson played well. First Period: Right at the start our forwards got away and Cameron and Roper were right on top of the goaler. who saved. The 'Wanderers were having trouble in getting by our front line, who were checking well. Disch and Brotherton got through but Howard, watch- ing the puck like a hawk, outriched them, going to his knees to make the save. Johnson made a rush the length of the rink, but was stopped by the goaler. The Wand- erers came down three abreast, but were stopped at the School defence, and Nichol, grabbing the puck, shot from the blue line, and scored. The goalkeeper's sight having been blocked by their defence, 1-0. Hayden and Disch were worrying our attackers a little with their clever checking at centre. The referee was busy check- ing up our minor points, while he let a lot of boarding cnfl unnecessary tripping go by. T.C. S., 13 Wanderers, ll 9 2nd. Period: This was the fastest period of 'the game and the puck was being chased from one end to the other. Both goal keepers had a lot of work to do. The Sfhool staged a rush that nearly resulted in a goal, but their goal-keeper made a nice save, and from the face-off near the net Roper banged the puck in, 2-0. Wanderers came back with vengeance and Davis and Littlewood broke through, and Howard made a beauti- ful save. Cameron and Elliot were combining nicely, but they had hard luck around the net. Nichol, who had been breaking up the Wanderers' rushes well, got hold of the puck and, stickhandling his way to the goal, shot wild. VVily on for Roper, and coming down with Elliot ieceived a pass in front of net and scored, 3-0. Howard made another nice save, when Wanderers broke through our defence. Johnson just missed goal in front of Wanderers' net. lVatson and Hayden were checking well. Nichol rushed the length of rink for goal, 4-0. 3rd. Period: The period started with both teams rushing and combining well, and then both defences started using their bodies more than usual, with the result that the play was very ragged and all thoughts of good hockey were gone. Nichol, Johnson and Elliot were using their bodies to telling effects, and took the

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