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

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StandingiTom Dougall. Bill Fraser, Dave Slater. John Craig. Seated-Joan Macaw, Graham Lount, Bette Fenton. oi!! CLUB THE University of Manitoba Ski Club was organized in late October, 1940. The fol- lowing otncers were elected: President, John Bell: Vice-President, Joan Macawg Secre- tary, Robert Fraserg Treasurer, Thomas Dou- gallg A.B.C. Rep., Dave Slater, Publicity, Graham Lountg Social, Bette Fentong Mani- toban, John Craigg Instruction Department, Jack Iverson. Being too late in the season to erect a club house, the Ski Club was affiliated and located with the Wildewood Club, Fort Garry, after much discussion about the location of a club house. Much credit is due to Dave Slater, Tom Dougall, John Bell and Graham Lount for their initiative in the formation of the club and getting it well under Way. The Athletic Board of Control were very con- siderate of the club's situation and gave the club excellent backing in their project. Jack Iverson, head of the Instruction Department, organized classes under the fol- lowing men: Ivan Jackson and John Bell. Instruction was given on all ski trips, and also on hills around the Wildewood Club. The Social Department was under the direction of Bette Fenton, who handled her position quite ably. Dances were held at the Wildewood 'Club throughout the season. A tea dance was held on February lst and it was acclaimed a huge success by everyone there. Plans are now under way for next season and Dave Slater, the new president, is in charge of the summer committee. Plans for the erection of a club house this summer are under the direction of Graham Lount. The 251 program committee, under Tom Dougall, has formed the program for the coming year with the social committees plans fitting into the program committee's plans. John Craig has charge of the Publicity Department. .Q-saEsEiEiEs. 2 :.. . - E.z.-:-:-- - --A-- - ,MW v3ff:.1.:-:--- ' . 1.55. 3 2,1 .,. life' 'fiiifz '.5:2E.:ffA 2335- ' .3.1qg.g. .fl ' 52 -' I .. at -AIP ? 1.1 : :::::::::: s:5:5 5 ' 'Z1:r:::r -' :E 25252512f?25252s2Pisisfflfififizg .Lf I ,..fi'l l 'i.455iE5i515fi'f2i.fffi 'ff iii? -ffizg. e ' 55E5E555E555255555Z555E5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifilfif 555553553 ' ' M Four 'reasons why we join the Ski Club. This is where co-eds enjoy a momenfs relaxation before going on a long hike.

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CU'!.INC' THIS year military training demanded a large amount of student spare time, but in spite of this about 250 still took part in this sport. At the Thistle Club, United College sponsored a twenty rink schedule, Medicine had ten rinks playing at the Strathcona, Accountancy also played thereg while Engineers and Aggies played at the Ft. Rouge Club. From these various intra-mural leagues, each cur- ling representative chose three rinks to represent their own faculty in the Interfaculty League. In this, all facul- ties have a chance to meet each other. These games IEIPPEN' were all played on Saturdays at the Strathcona and W mg mwenm' Granite clubs. The Engineers, rinks, skipped by Frank Morton, Bruce Douglas and Bill Keay, Won this event At the end of the schedule they were tied with Aggies, whose rinks were led by Frank Muirhead, Alex. Garrett and Mac Scales-each having lost four games. How- ever, they defeated Aggies two out of three games in a play-off. The Porte-Markle Trophy is always keenly contested. It was donated to the University of Manitoba in 1916 and has been an annual event since that time. Each faculty is allowed to enter only one rink. This year's entrees were skipped by the following: FRANK MUIRHEAD r.... .......... A ggies ALEC MILES .. ......,..,.,.... Science FRANK MORTON ......... ....... E ngineers JACK BARKER ..... ........ A ccountancy DUNC KIPPEN .......... .......... M edicals ROD HUNTER ......,.... .t............,... L aw TOM HENDERSON ..... ......,,...... . ATtS ALEX. SHIELDS ...,.. ....... P harmacy BRUCE WATSON ,........ .,............. . .United Medicals and Aggies met in the Final game, which Meds won ll-10 after a very close game. Members of Medical rink were: DUNC KIPPEN ED. REDPATH JACK CREASY HARRY STEVENSON j ewan? SCIENCE AGRICULTURE Standing-O. Anderson lSkipl, F. Kenny, C. Lennox, J. Duff, Standing-Aikins, W. Russell, G. Muirhead. D. Lamont, G- Pefefsen' C' Mmef' 4 I seared-K. Leitch, J. Shaw, D. Davidson, G. Hall. Seated-R: MCAdam' J' K- Nlcholson' L' I-'ynd isklpl' J' Knox Missing-F. Muirhead 1Skipl. M. Scales 1Skipl, A. Garrett lSkipJ lCapta1nl, Les Cohen. Missing'-A. Miles KSk1pJ. E. Haskell.

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i-IVCI El INTERCOLLEGIATE hockey was dropped this year, but hockey in the - University did not suffer, If anything, the interest in the Interfaculty league was increased many times. The Interfaculty leagues were made up cf the same teams as last year, except that Pharmacy and St. John's College dropped out this year. There were two sections to the leagues, a Junior section and a Senior section. The Junior section was made up of United, Agriculture, Science and Engineers: the Senior league was com- prised of Engineers, Medicine, Science, United College and Arts. Winners of these leagues were United Juniors and Engineers Sniors, Games were played on Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons. so as to accommodate C.O.T.C. men. In both leagues 38 games were played at the Olympic Rink, The officiating was capably handled by Referees Ullman and Garbutt. HOCRCU COVVUQNOV' An innovation this year was an all-star game, the teams being chosen from the leading Interfaculty players. They were called the Browns and the Golds. The game ended in a 3-3 tie and was one of the best hockey games seen in Winnipeg this year. The match took place at the Amphitheatre during the Ice Carnival. Two co-ed teams had the honor of playing the first period of this game and the St. John's co-eds gave the Browns a 2-0 lead over the Home Economics girls. The men of Science-Engineers- Aggies carried on for the Browns against the United-Medicine-Arts combination of the Golds. SANDY MCPHERSON Senior- Played Won Lost Tied For Against Points Engineers ...... . . 8 6 l l l4 10 13 Medicine . . . 6 4 2 0 20 20 8 Science .... 6 2 3 1 17 13 5 Arts .,., ..... 6 2 4 O 20 27 4 United , ,. ..... 6 1 5 0 7 14 2 Junior- Played Won Lost Tied For Against Points Ulqitgd ,VY,YVYVVVVYVYYY 9 8 1 0 34 7 16 Agriculture ....,. 8 5 2 l 19 18 11 Engineers 9 1 6 2 17 28 4 Science ....................... .... 8 1 6 1 16 33 3 Aggie dressing room between Cameron of United 'makes All ready to substitute the periods. brilliant save. first string. Wonder who will get there As Engineers go down before I first. a strong United Junior team. Science bench stars.