Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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BLUE AND WHITE MW f T | mi- ' A T 4 j „, ri . D ... StWIOK HOCKEY TEAM H TI?o™,U,;. S r ;: K,an - B ' Bak ' r - s Ci| » aro ' ,f ' G - salc - )• W. Cre. Klilliri ' bMm. ' ' ' 1 ’ 1 ’ B ' R “ ' ««• ■ “ «• ’ tttffiiir A»S aY 23 wk- K ' ycs - ICa,,u ' WUson ’ »• A ison - K «•. W.O.S.S.A. HOCKEY Our hockey team captured the W.S.S.A. championship for the fourth time in five years and then went on to capture the .(l.S.S.A. championship. In the semi¬ finals for the city. Walkerville easily de¬ feated Patterson. In the finals, a hard- fighting Assumption team was not able to stand against us. and we won the eitv title. In this two game total goal plav-off with Assumption, we got 16 points to their 7. After winning the W.S.S.A. hon¬ ours. our team defeated Chatham by a score of 10-1. In the finals, both Rrant- iord and Woodstock, feeling that they did not have strong enough teams to compete against Walkerville, forfeited their games. During the past two years our team has not lost one game. Page Seventv-Eight It was under the able coaching of Mr Klinck that our team went on to Victory Ilis coaching and his constructive criti- tism to Cover that man in the corner’ undoubtedly helped our team. Credit should also be given to that im¬ portant factor of all great team , the co-ope ration between the players. With¬ out this fine spirit and team play, we might not have had a winning team. 1 or those who saw the games, it would be difficult to pick the stars, but here are some of the notables. Harry Marchand, Marl Keves. Lyle Ross, Sam Cipparone. l ob Allison. George Livingstone and Lome V ilson, our goalie. There are also those, who. though they may not have rcored many goals, with their great pass- (Continue ! en Pa;e 81)

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BLUE AND WHITE SENIOR SOCCER TEAM BACK ROW: Mr. Young. R. Spence, H. Schofield. N. Morrison, M. Kozina, E. Skarbek. 0. Cullen. Mr. Ball. FRONT ROW: F. Long, G. Irimescu, J. Stankov. I). Ryan. ( . Xcely, M. Daypuk, X. Briant. SEATED; G. Gilliland, X. Marshall. Absent: E. Keyes, (Capt.), X. Carlan. J. Reece. DON RYAN—Outside Right. Lacked experience at his position this year but he made up for this by lots of try and some fine corner kicks and crosses. X. MORRISON—Left Half. Hard tack¬ ling half who improved with everv game. ED. SKARBEK — Centre Half. Ed. handled the toughest job on the team better than any other centre half in the V.( ).S.S.A. We hope Ed. will he with us next season. JLM REECE—Right Half. Jim. a stub¬ born checker and possessor of a long kick which fits our style of soccer perfectly. GRANT CULLEN—Right Back. One of the two best full backs in the W.O.S. S.A. League. Grant will be a tough man to replace next year. NORM MARSHALL—Left Back. The second of the two best backs in W.O.S. S.A. We will be mighty sorry to see Norm go. MIKE DAYPUK—Half. Mike did very well at a strange position this year. He may greatly add to his laurels in a full back position next year. JOE STANKOV—Forward. Joe could be put in any position on the forward line without weakening it. This speaks for Joe’s ability. MIKE KOZMA—Half. Mike didn ' t get much chance to show his skill this year but we are counting on him for next year. ROBT. SPENCE—Forward. Bob ' was one of our handiest alternates for the forward line. NICK CARLAN—Half. Nick broke into our team late in the season and proved a strong check with a long kick. Nick could make a fine fullback. GLENN GILLILAND and HERB. SCHOFIELD our two goalies. Two of the best in the league. ANDY INCHOWICK—Half. One of spare halves whose long kicking should make him an excellent full back prospect. Page Seventy-Seven

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