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

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AGRICULTURE MEN'S CURLING TEAM Top Group- L. Swanson G. Muirhead C. Gibson G. Hodgson Middle Group- D. Gibson K. McLean ' H. Peto G. Meehan Bollom Group! J. Bourns D. Fletcher R. Young W. Cumming A. Coulter OR some years the Inter- faculty Curling cup has evaded the hands of the M.A.C. stone-hurlersf' Many hard battles have been fought, but at the critical moment it stealthily evaded being captured to adorn the halls of M.A.C. This year a special effort was made to bring it home again and things seemed rosy until the last when Arts emerged victorious and Aggies fell into second place. A total of '18 games were played in 12 of which Aggies came out on top. Headed by three noted skips, Bourns, Meehan, and Swanson, all backed by curlers of merit, the games were scientifically played and we must say well contested. With one more game to play, the Co-eds have an excellent chance of winning their competition. Led by Ruth Casselman this quartette of Aggies' out- standing lady curlers have fought through many keenly contested games, ending in a three-cornered tie with Arts and United. Having eliminated United, they still have to play Arts. Aggies' hopes for the future are not veiled in the clouds of the past, with a large number of excellent curlers to choose from for coming years, their hopes soar high, and there is no doubt that the truant shall return home. Page One Hundred and Thirty-five

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g , AGRICULTURE MEN'S TRACK A. Floyd N. MacGregor A, Cooper H. MacGregor AGRICULTURE CO-ED TRACK D. Falconer K. Ablert H. Schofield ,J A R, Cassclmnn ' I. Fallis 54,94 -va- GGIES have played an im- portant role in the U.M.S.U. track meet, and no doubt will continue to do so in the years to come. Owing to late registration it is a difficult matter to size up the freshman year as to possible entrants in the track team for that year. hence many have been overlooked. This year the co-ed team were close contestants with Arts for first place, the former emerging victorious by a slim margin. Isobel Fallis equalled the record in the 100-yard dash and carried off the honors in the running broad jump. Doreen Falconer placed first in the high jump, while the relay team came out on top. The men's team was not as strong, Austin Floyd placed third in three events, namely, the 100-yard, 220-yard and the 440-yard sprints, while Neill MacGregor came third in the pole vault. There are possibilities for next year in the men's track. in Weight men and distance runners. Page One Hundred and Thirzyfseuen