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

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THE TWIG Reg Raney-defence-one of the most enthusiastic players on the team-showed his real worth when we were short-handed by snaring the puck and hoisting it clown the ice, when his tearn-mates were thoroughly disorganized. Shorty Miller-captain and centre- Short was the fastest scoring centre in the prep group-has been a stand-out for the past three years with U.T.S. sextets-a fast skater with a tricky shift and a terrific shot -a great hockey future awaits him. 8 5. 47 k ,- 5 Q, 41 , u t Sr . liisjgt M Ask, lxiffj-cj S ENIOR H Ol 'KEY T EAM Front Rn fr: MavMillau. Svmlzd Ruff: Cjasscls, Boxer, Mr. Lewis, Miller QCapt.j, Mr. Stswart CC'0a0hj, A. B0ll4ill11giO!J, Funston. Third Row: Mt-Leod, 1I21L'I'll1E'1'S0l1, F1'QWGl', Smith, A. B. Boddingtou, O'Briau, Ritchie. Al Boddington - forward 1 joey was playing his second year on right wing, and was the fastest skater on the team-a weak heart bothered his condition at times but he always gave his best, frequently play- ing himself into exhaustion-the dressing- roorn comedian. Art Bodclington-forward-a fine fast skater possessing a hard shot-a great pass- receiver and a thoroughly smooth performer all round. Art's goal with ten seconds to go in the first Jarvis game was a masterpiece. He should be even better this year. Dick Boxer-forward-one of the highest scorers of the season. When the team was down we could always depend on Dick to bring us through. I-le showed his ability in the dying moments of the St. Mike's play-off game with his equalizing marker-his bril- liant back-checking would have been a credit to any player. i'Scotty Ritchie - forward - possessed an uncanny knack of finding the corners of the goal-an experienced performer who had what it took in the pinches-Scotty should have a great season in the Bank League this year.

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THE TWIG 7 out of 10 camp directors ! p recommend l Eno and take it themselves , The king had a great time I this summer visiting camps , where boys and girls revelled in outdoor sports. The well-known hockey-player visited twenty Camps in all, and in most of i them the daily dash of Ends 119 Fruit Salt was as mueh a part of the routine as breakfast. lino keeps people ht by keeping them regular. lt makes a pleas- ant-tasting drink. lt is gentle- sure in action-and mfr. Eno keeps the intestines free from poisonous waste . . . re-energizes the system . . . puts a person on their toes. Try Eno for a week and youll feel like a new person. QE EN49. X, 7 4 l+lE-ALTH IN HE PALM Ly orvoun HAND Milk El th ,..-- . ,A lmlg wfflff' I N u ,I I I , L f' ffl, If X K Q' LL - ' 'l 1 L, .. ,

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THE TWIG Il 4 ' V! came about Chocolale I I V gif' from Cadbury's Th H st taste tells you how different, how much I l a Ia B I' smoother, more delicious milk choco a e c n Over half a cup of fresh full cream milk in every 5c bar Fry-Cadbury Ltd., Montreal You Can TASTE .eh CREAM. BREDI ' BREAD IS BEST HOLDEN, MURDOCH, WALTON Sz BEATTY BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS JOHN B. HOLDEN, K.c. JAMES Y. MURDOCII, K.c. WILLIAM s. WALTON WILLIAM H. REATTY s. H. ROBINSON, ILA. P. c. FINLAY, B.A. 603-4 Royal Bank Building OFFICES: 2.8 King Street East, Toronto 2 121