University of Toronto Schools - Twig Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE TWIG 125 POUND RUGBY TEAM With many of last year's players back again this season, the U.T.S. l25 pound team experienced a great year under the able coaching of Mr. Peer of the O.C.E.. Due to a late start, the team lost their first two games, both of which were with De La Salle Oaklands. ln the Hrst game, the called at half-time leaving U.T.S. the win- ners by lo-0. Perhaps the best game of the season Was played against Trinity College Schools at Ramsclen Park. Although losing I6-5 at half-time, U.T.S. scored I8 points in the latter portion of the game to win 23-19. The team broke even in two games 123 LIS. RUGBY 'PRAM Front Ifmrz BIl'BIl1'llIll'l, Liviiigston, Stone, Dowslcy, Smythiis, Lziiclluw, Deacon. Swr'm1r7 l.'ffH': Baker, lnlnlsuy, Young, Bzlirstow, Mr. Pt-ci' Ufoimhj, NV11itlu-ml, Benn, Muller, K Oy. Tl1irf7 Ifmr: Noi-tllieiniciy Strzithy, Boxer, Bll'Tllll'bSll, Grass, Mzn-Fadye-11. faster De La Salle team scored a major and two singles, while Dowsley kicked the only point for U.T.S., making the score 7-l. The second game was featured with wide-open play, and although leading at half-time by 8-7, the Schools' team could not hold their opponents in the latter part of the game, and the final score put them on the short end of a I3-8 score. The next game which was against a much heavier team from Model was played in a heavy rain and saw plenty of action along the line. The game was with Runnymecle C.l., losing the first by 6-5 and winning the second by 5-I. The one game with Upper Canada College brought a l3-8 win. ln this game Boxer caught a pass from Dowsley and ran 40 yards for a touchdown. ln all, U.T.S. won 4 games and lost 3, which qualifies them for third colours. The tackling of lVlclVlichael, lVlcFadyen, and Boxer featured the games, while Dowsley, the captain, showed some great plunging, kicking, and broken field running.