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

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THE TWIG University College The University of Toronto The Provincial Arts College maintained hy the Province of Ontario. Non-denominational. Residences for Men and lVomen. University College offers 27 Scholarships at Matriculation and many Scholarships and Prizes in Course. Substantial Bursaries are granted to able students who have difficulty in hearing the total expense of a university education. Preference is given to applicants from schools not situated in Toronto. For information on Residences, Scholarships, Entrance and Choice of Course, etc., write to The Registrar, University College, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. PARENTS - Leis talk A PLEASANT about your Sonis Fuiure RENDEZVOUS What does life hold out for your boy? Y --a professional or business career,-- public life-some other high calling? You know that if given at least an even break with others in the greater competition for success to he faced in W the future, he will win out. Would you like to know how you can guarantee funds for 'the education of your DELICIOUS PASTRIES hoy, even though you should not live to see your plans fulfilled? SODAS SUNDAES Try the Chefs Special 25c. L I Enjoy the Atmosphere of Our PALM ROOM ASSURANCE CGMPANY BLCfg,fQTSf,j',Qjj,NA 149

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THE T WIC The following is a record of exhibition games played: U.T.S. ................ 30 North Toronto .... 29 North Toronto .,., 35 U.T.S. .,..,,.......... Z9 Danforth Tech .... 30 U.T.S. .,,.... ....,.. 2 8 U.T.S. ...,..,........, 35 Oakwood .....,,... 32 U.T.S. ..,,...,.....,., 4 7 Oakwood .......... 22 I9 42 26 This season only Moore and Dobson have I7 37 U.T.S. ................ 22 Central Tech .e.,.. U.T.S. ,..,... .,... . Bloor ,,...,,,.,....,. U.T.S. ,,.,.....,,.,.. . Western Tech ,..... returned to the School, but, with Woodley, Brett, Ball and IVIcConvey moving up from the juniors, I'IaII of tennis fame, and three players of experience-Green from London, Shand from East York and Dewar from Orangeville available, prospects for success are not as lacking as they seemed at first glance. INTERF ORM BASKETBALL After the regular schedule was completed, an interform schedule of two groups was played. IA won the senior group after a play-off with IIA. The other teams were IIB and IB. IC won the junior group after a very strenuous series with 4A and 4B. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Front Ifowz Muir, Halvei-sou, Poem-k CCaptaiuj, Love, iBlll'I'GE'1'1'3.11S. Sruourl Huw: Mr. Baird ICOM-lib, Moore, lii3.l'l'lII'lQ1', Mackintosh, Dobson, Mr. Lewis. 148

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THE TWIG JUNIOR BASKETBALL Although the junior Basketball team of l934-5 played a number of exhibition games with North Toronto, Deer Park, Bloor Col- legiate and l-iarbord, they did not show any exceptional merit, nor did the games create any great excitement at first. But as the season progressed, the team as a whole showed rapid improvement under the able management of Mr. Martin Young of O.C.E.. After four hard-fought games with Picker- ing, the boys ended up tied for their group title. A sudden death game was therefore played at Danforth Tech, U.T.S. finally winning 2 l -20. The team having won their group entered the city play-downs, and were matched against l-larbord. This, unfortunately, proved fatal, as the Harbord team out- classed the U.T.S. Juniors both in ability and experience, though not in spirit. ln the first match played at Harbord, U.T.S. lost 30-9, but they managed to put up a much better fight and show their true ability, when they lost the very hard-fought second game 35-22. Many of the players will be back this year. We are looking forward to another good season. The Team: Guards: Smith, Woodley, lVlcConvey, Ball. Centres: Elison, Gandier. Forwards: Hewitson fcaptj, Brett, Hal- ford, Barnett. 'S JVNTOR, B.-XSKHTBALL TRARI Front How: Halford. Ellison, Mr. Lewis, He-witson fC'apt.D, Mr. Young Qffoachj, Smith, Ball. Second Row: Mm-Vuiivey, Harriett, Ga111lie1', Brett, YVo0dley. 15