University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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SCIENCE BASKETBALL XV. Kcpman L, Remus O, P-rown A. Noble J. lhwryluclx A. Bnfith SCIENCE HOCKEY B-:ck ROLL'- Ci, Trucman E. Bergman J, Cunlilin XV. Morrison Ci. l. ennox J Cousins fron! Rotuf S. Schroppe K XVilson S. Malry NY. Kcpmnn W. Allan XY. R ussell HE Green and Gold squad did not win a game this year-but what's a win- you know that little piece of Kiplings. However, what is far more important the boys played their games and played them well, But for a few unfor- tunate clashes of the city Junior schedule with the Interffaculty schedule they might have come out on top. XVith the separation of the Junior and Senior di- visions another obstncle arises. but with the great improvement the team showed in latter games one cannot help but feel hopeful for the future. CIENCE demonstrated their basketball ability by winning the Birks B Tro- phy, emblematic of the Junior inter-faculty cham- pionship for the first time in a number of years. After tying for honors in the first half of the series, they came through with a win in the play- off. Second series found the members tuned up to higher efforts. which resulted in the acquisition of the divisional championship. The play-off series with MJ-XC., the other di- vision winner, very nearly spelled their downfall, but a seven-point lead remained to their credit. to give them the much desired championship. Page One Humlretl um! Sixlq

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U.M.S.U. ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE Top Rap- L. Reycmfr Qlaresidentl R. Tarr fVice-President, XV. Miller fsecretaryj G. Watson R. Liddle S. Arnett Middle Row- P. MacDonald N. McMillan N. MacGregor D. Taylor D. Campbell H. Stinson Botlom Row- S. Musgrovc K. Dickson D. Brazier NV. Youmanns H. Young Prof. O. T. Anderson HE past year has been the most successful for a number of years, both Hn- ancially and in athletic achievements. In inter-collegiate competition, track, rugby and basketball were divided among Saskatchewan. U.B.C. and Manitoba. The track meet was ex- ceedingly close, ending with all three Universities within a single event of each other. The rugby team Was one of the best that has represented the University for a number of years. and after making a clean sweep of the prairies, lost in a heart-break- ing game at Vancouver by a single point. The Varsity juniors were our only hockey team this year and although not winning the championship were in the running till the end. The only inter-collegiate title to come to Mani- toba this year was won by the basketball team. The junior team playing in the city league has already won the city junior title at the time of writing. The financial side has far surpassed any year in the history of the University. Rugby. which has always been a losing sport, this year paid for itself, which gives the directorate hope that the turning point has come and that in future years it will help finance our other activities. The Student Tick- ets were used again and judging from the crowds at rugby and hockey. proved popular. In looking forward to the coming year, pros- pects look bright, Although some of our teams will lose heavily through graduation, the success of our junior teams assures us of material to fill their places. Page Eleven

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SCIENCE CO-ED BASKETBALL Back Row? 40 P. Rindress M. Lee L. Hulyar G. Hownt fron! Ruwi L, Gcrric E. Connell D. Bcnnrit A. Cottingham SCIENCE CO-ED HOCKEY Back Row- D. Boyd B. Jackman M. Truman U. Gray L. Hclynr Front Rou.'-- D. Mudge P. Hayes M. Martin B. Newton T. Cuddy HIS year the Science girls have come forward, with considerable enthusiasm, to make an impressive showing in junior inter- faculty basketball. Although generally being novices at basketball. they have won two out of three games, with one game. on which the championship depends, re- maining to be played. It is with confidence that we look forward to a bigger and better season next year, as the majority of the team will be back with renewed enthusiasm and pep. HE season 1931-32 proved a very successful one for the Science girls' hockey team. The girls were enthusiastic from the start and ever attentive to the words of wisdom of their coach. Mason Truman. In the Girls' Senior Inter- faculty League the team lost but one game. This success was due to the fact that every girl on the team put her whole heart and soul into the game. All of the girls enjoyed the game. not alone because they were winning. but because of the game spirit displayed by the opposing teams, Let us hope that in years to come this year's record may oft be repeated. Faye One Hundred unc! Sixty-one