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

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F ASK? BA LL BASKETBALL was the biggest sport in the University this year. There were three men's teams entered in City leagues: there were two co-ed teams entered in City leagues, and there were 12 teams playing in the two Interfaculty leagues. In addition, this was the only sport in which the University of Manitoba was represented in intercollegiate competition. The co-eds played a home and home series with the University of Sas- katchewan and lost out in overtime. The first game here was a 22-22 tie and the second game played at Saskatoon resulted in a 23-23 tie, necessi- tating an overtime periodg the Huskies won by two baskets. LEN SHEBESKI The co-eds were less fortunate in their City leagues, ending well Basketball COQIUQHOT down, away from first place. Women's interfaculty basketball was dropped this year due to the loss of the gymnasium in the Fort Garry Residence. The three men's teams fared very well in the City leagues. The Seniors won a three-way playoff with Toilers and Vics for the right to play St. Andrews in the Manitoba finals. Although this was as far as they went, the Seniors had a Very successful season. Star players here were Ron Wilson, Marty Swarek and Walt, Ehrlich. A proposed trip to Brandon did not materialize, and a series with the western Universities was dropped due to war conditions. Henry Shendel was coach and Sol Prasow was manager of the Seniors. The Intermediate team also reached the finals of their divis- ion. They defeated a Medical team to earn the right to play against a team of oldtimers, the Crocks. Although they outplayed the Crocks in the finals, they didn't have the scoring power and were de- feated in straight games. Intermediate stars included Len Shebeski, Phil Newman and Walter Drapala. Walt. Ehrlich was coach and Eb. Sirrett was manager of Intermediates. The Junior Varsity not only reached the finals, but won their league by emerging victorious over St. Andrews Juniors in three games. Scores here were 25-22, 26-29 and 22-20. Don Leyden, Bill Sisler, George Bevan and Ken Martin were all outstanding. Warren Sandberg did a great job of coaching, spending a great deal of time with his boys. John Craig was manager. The Interfaculty leagues were very close and well played. The games were played on Tuesday and Friday evenings at Kelvin gym. Medical Seniors defeated Arts in the Senior playoffs and Accountancy nosed out St. Paul's in the Junior playoff. The Senior league was made up of the following faculties: Medicine, Arts, Science, Engineers, Agriculture and United: the Junior league had Accountancy, St. Paul's, United, Engineers, Science and Agriculture. The referees on the whole were good and Art Hill and Doud Davidson did a fine job of timekeeping. Senicva fwenfi 'Um' Standing-Henry Shendel fCoachl, Neil McCaughey, Ron Wilson, Coby McCallum. Walt Ehrlich. Sol Prasow lManagerJ. Seated-Don Whitley lCapt.J, Bill Siddall, Marty Swarek, Doug Whittle, Bill Guest. Missing-Bill Smith.

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genial: fadzu' Umar? Left to right-Gerry Grierson 1Manage1'b, D. Rutherford, L, O'Grady, J, Saul, J. Northcote, M Guest, E. Herriott, M. Clarke, B. Newcombe 1CaptainJ, M. Ross, B. Ross. Mzssing-Coach C. Proudfoot, C. Hooker. . . 1 . Standing-D. Loranger, S. Coupar, E. Hopper, H. Martin 1ManagerJ, M. Verner, M. Peters B. Burman. Seated-D. Olafson, D. Blondal 4Captainb, R. Wilson 1Coachj, J. Logan. H. Aikenhead. 244