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

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Sports Editor—Bill Laing Reporters—Paul Mansfield, Hugh Morris, Stuart Musgrave, Jack Batters, Jim Vaughan, David Cooke, Bob Martin. SENIOR HOCKEY Coached by Mr. Klinck, and with twelve players back from last year, this year ' s hockey team should have won the championship hut . . . WalkerviUe. the only team to come close to defeating Lowe Vocational in two sea¬ sons. first held that team to a three-all tie and barely lost in their second meeting 4-3. The first team consisted of K. Cooper in goal; M. Lynn and Y. Moulton (a pretty tough pair on opposing forwards), defence: 1). Allison, centre;.R. McBride, right wing: and E. Shamess, left wing. The second team consisted of G. Carruthers and Spakowski, defence; S. Vorkapich at centre: J. Daniels, right wing; and E. Cherniak, left wing. Other members of the team were: VV. I re, sub-goalie: R. Martin. A. McLaughlin. H. Paddison, F. Maxim, M. Yakovlev and G. Archer. For scoring honours, I). Allison led the list with 10 goals, S assists: followed by R. McBride. 5 goals. 9 assists: S. Vorkapich, 9 goals, 4 assists: J. Daniels, who always played a fighting game, with 7 goals, 2 assists, and E. Shamess, who played about half the season, with 5 goals, 2 assists. During the regular schedul e, WalkerviUe won over Patterson. 3-0; Sandwich. 5-1: lost to Assumption. 4-1; blanked Patterson again. 6-0; defeated Sandwich, 7-2; lost to Kennedy. 3-1; tied Lowe Vocational, 3-3; edged Assumption, 3-2, ami then were edged by Vocational. 4-3. to end up in third place with 11 points. Vocational and Kennedy copped first and second place with 19 and 16 points respectively. The last play-off berth was luckily won by Patterson with 8 points. In the play-offs. WalkerviUe shaded 6-5, then lost 6-2. Vocational took care of Kennedy in the finals to win the W.S.S.A. championship and have gone on since to win the Ontario championship. Once again a victorious alkerville Soccer 1 earn lias captured the .O.S.S.A. championship, I his is the third time in four years. Of course most of the credit goes to that prophetic gentleman with a smile in his heart and the devil in his voice, Mr. Y. Young, who was the coach of the team. Many a night Mr. Young could he seen running around the campus with the boys, constantly drilling them on expert kicking, corner shots and how not to play soccer. The team played four games in the city league and won all four. They defeated Kennedy 4 to (I. Patterson 3 to 0. Vocational 1 to 0 and Riverside 4 to 1. In the W.O.S.S.A. semi-finals at London. WalkerviUe defeated Chatham V ocational 1 to 0, with the only goal scored by D. Allison. Then they went into the W.O.S.S.A. finals against London Beal Technical school. Ibis game WalkerviUe won by the score of 2 to 0. The goals were scored by E. Rost and J. V elsh. Mr. Young carried eighteen men this year and fifteen went to London for the W.O.S.S.A. play-offs. At the end of the season WalkerviUe had scored 15 goals to the one goal scored against them. This was an excellent showing and every member of the team was worthy of the honour accorded him. The interesting fact is that, throughout the entire season, Mr. V oung never had a complete practice with everybody out. Something else that the team will never forget is the game we played against Vocational. That night it poured rain, the soccer field looked like a swimming pool and the team almost drowned. During the entire season all the players showed a fine spirit of co-operation and a strong determination to win. With such a combination, we could not lose. The line-up was in the following positions; D. Long— goal, M. Vorkapich—right hack. G. Robinson—left hack, Captain A. Inchowich—centre half. C. Vorkapich—right half, G. Puioll—left half. D. Allison—centre forward, E. Rose—forward, J. Welsh—forward. T. Echlin—out¬ side right, C. Neilson—outside left, G. Micklea—spare forward, B. Rapinchuk—spare forward. R. Allen—spare forward. R. Cooke—spare forward, W. Suboch—spare half, P. Mansfield—spare half, and B. Bell—spare half. HOCKEY TEAM Standing: Mr. H. Klinck. R. McBride. R. Martin, N. Allison H. Paddison. J. Daniels. S. Vorkapich. W. Ure. F. Maxim G. Carruthers, D. Klinck, A. McLaughlin. Sitting: W. Moulton. M. Lynn, K. Cooper, E. Cherniak, D. Allison.

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B L HE AND WHITE 1949 51 twivejzsiry cotLe e uki V6RS) ry 0 f troRONro University College, the Provincial Arts College, enrols hIiuIciiIh in nil courses leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts mid Bachelor of Commerce. There arc thirty-seven entrance scholarships. Bursaries are available for al»le students who need assistance. An illustrative, informative booklet may be olilainnl by writing to TI1E REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TORONTO 5 , ONT. For information on courses in Arts, Medicine, Applied Science and Engineering, Household Science, Forestry, Music, Dentistry, Physical and Health Education, Social Work, Nursing, etc., write the Registrar off the University. For particulars regarding Courses in Occupational and Physical Therapy and in Institutional Management, write to the Director of University Extension, Simcne Hall, University off Toronto. Compliments I i ! Compliments of of The 1 JOHN SMEETON | Canadian Bridge | Dry Goods I • Co. Ltd. 9 ! I Opposite Tivoli Theatre f i 1565 Wyandotte St. E. WALKERVILLE, ONT. WALKERVILLE, ONT. ! i i 1 . — i

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BLUE AND WHITE 1 949 53 BOYS ATHLETIC SOCIETY Back: J. Surlovich, A. Inchowick, T. Echlln, M. Lynn, D. Enkin, W. Collins. S. Musgrave. Trent: Mr. I. A. Allison, S. Koladich, J. Sagovac. R. McBride, Pres.. D. Montrose. H. Morris, Mr. W. N. Ball. FOOTBALL The football team of 1948 would like to thank the two fine coaches—Mr. Allison and Mr. Bunt, for the many hours of hard work and anxious bench-warming. Al¬ though Walkerville was not the champ of the city, every boy on the team from the star player to the water boy was proud to be a member of the Tartan football team. We hit Sandwich Collegiate first in an exhibition game and came home victorious 3-0. On Oct. 1. we fought the Patterson Panthers, losing 20-6. It was tough losing our first game, but this didn’t Stop us. On Oct. 12, we came galloping hack to smack the Rough Riders from Tech with a 12-9 victory. Still high spirited, we marched against the Sandwich Spartans the following Friday. It was a rough game, but we were cheered with a 3-0 victory. N ' ext we sailed into the Kennedy Clippers, losing by a small margin 7-6. Then we clashed with the Purple Raiders of Assumption, but ill-fate ruled us with a score of 17-7. But still hope was not gone, since we were to play Kennedy for a play-off position. On Nov. 21, the mighty Tartans once again carried the pigskin into battle. It was a long drawn-out game, and the score at half time was 1-1, hut unfortunately. Kennedy sharpened up and won by 9-1. This meant the close of another football season and for some it was their last game. Credit and thanks should he given to these fellows who will not be back; Ross (kick ’em high) McBride, Murray (hot fingers) Lynn. Walter (touchdown) I’re, Harry (caught it) Patterson, Yaldy (spinner) Spakowski. (Charging Willie.) Majnaric, Lyle (knock ' em down) Morris. Benny (hot stuff) Stad- nicky and Don (up and at ' em) Forsyth. RUGBY TEAM Back: J. Kimmerly, R. Cuthbert. I. Main, R. BettridBe, D. Montrose, J. Sagovac, R. Hunter, S. Koladich. W. Ure, A. Hamilton. Centre: Mr. C. T. Bunt. W. Majnaric. C. Vernes. B Stadnicky, E. Woods, J. Cholvat. J. Dowhaniuk, H. Patterson. F. Kramlrich. A. Filipov. Mr. I. A. Allison. Front: D. Forsyth. D. Enkin, J. Vaughan, L. Morris, R. McBride. Capt., M. Lynn. Capt.. C. Burge R. Brady, W. Moulton.