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

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THE TWIG Ames was captain throughout the year, the other members of the team being: J Armstrong, G. Cooper, E. Desparcl, F. Dob son, T. Martin, N. Scott, S. Sheldon, G Southee and R. Suyclam. The team express their thanks to Mr. Le lVlaistre, ancl lVlr. Miller, for the valuable assistance they gave throughout the year, and hope to see more of them next season. As most of last year's team are remaining in the school, this ensuing season promises to be one of the best the team has ever hacl. . f' W .. Hfbiasy ' Q l GYM TEAM Mr. Halbus, Scott, Cooper, Armstrong, Southee, Suydani, Despard, Ames, Martin, Sheldon, Dobson, Mr. Lewis. The Steel Company of Canada Ltd. Steel Bars - Black and Galvanized Sheets - Piglron Bolts - Nuts HAMILTON MONTREAL TORONTO

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THE TWIG 3 ,uc ,'..a, ,,.-5, i 'f lf 0 1 lf Q' ix ff X , in , 1' fill' A 'x Xe, ASSAFLT-AT-ARMS lsfllllf I.'uu': Ronald, Hines, Roteuberg. Nvvozzd Zinn-: XYl'Gl1Sll2lll, Hay-Roe, Emerson, Mr. Lewis, Gooilcrliaiii, Dobson, Horsey. Third 111111-z Mr-Cat'f1'ey, Whitelieziil, Shezu-er, Hennessey, Barnes, Sturgeon, Mustard. ASSAULT-AT-ARMS The 1935 Assault-at-Arms again pro- vided a thrilling performance of boxing and wrestling, enhanced by fencing and gym- nastic displays, which was truly symbolic of U.T.S. spirit and enthusiasm. With the assistance of Bruce Miller and Gordon Wright both of O.C.E., of Mr. Buxton and of Mr. l-lalbus, who were responsible for the training in the various departments, the boys displayed the benefit of the excellent conditioning they had received, and as a result of which the competitions, which as usual were pervaded with excellent sports- manship, aroused all the more interest. The results were: Boxing School Championship: R. l-lennessy. l40-l50 lb.: D. Shearer. l30-l4O lb.: D. Barnes. 120-130 lb.: A. Wrenshall. ll0-l20 lb.: B. McCaffrey. IOO-I I0 lb.: P. Whitehead. 90-l00 lb.: W. Horsey. 70- 80 lb.: G. Ronald. Wrestling School Championship: K. Hay-Roe. l40-l45 lb.: R. Sturgeon. l30-I35 lb.: Ames. ll5-l20 lb.: N. Mustard. l05-ll0 lb.: M. Wallace. l00-l05 lb.: D. Nlaclrayclen. 80- 85 lb.: K. Rotenberg. Fencing Open Championship: M. Gooderham. Junior Championship: R. Hines. Sabre N. Emerson. Gymnastic Display Gymnastic Championship: Ames. Parallel Bar Championship: S. Sheldon 142