1924 Magnet Yearbook

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'I'll""; MAUNET
'Hr"s of (lhalllpiouship hockl'y trams
wIlt) ill days gonc by, repres it fair that rhis sport
f,hou\d bc cntirf'ly forgotlCII alld the
pa.~t, records Le east away' I'crJwps
110 ifl tht: HlISW(ll', hut if till' pupil>; do
not support their teMu, tJI('n IliaI will
be t.he outcomc, and Jan·i..; will be
cast into the dark afl far us l!()(;ki'y is
eoncernf'cl, .
'rhe boys thM WCllt out 1I11d played
deserve erroil. 'I'hey \\'l'I'C nOt going
(0 sec .Iarvis in the dark 11l1d they
trred hard to bring glory In their
school. .larvis had the following
}110.\"(·r5 to represcllt thf'lIl;
Goal; CarnHlll andWf',;l.
Deftnsc; 8inclair and HO],.'l'ls.
Centre; ('hristie.
'Viugs; Dl'WlUl lllld HOll~h.
Sulls; Shields, Bell olld ~IOCk.
Christie, Dewan. llW] Sindair were
the outstanding l)]ay('rs, Tlwir hard
chN:king and ele"er all-rolllul phI.'"
ing kept thc scores from being
nicket matches,
.TAR\·\S AT RIVERDALE
'fhe Jlln'is team pla)'cd 11LI'il' first
~ml1e of the year OD Friday, ,l:lnuary
the 18th, at Ri\'erdal~ Colle~jate,
wht.'re t.hf'.'" 10"( by 3-0. 'I'll!' .Jal"\"is
team lacked condition and team
play, nnd while Ihey had a gl·C;lt. upol
of the play they missed mUll.\' fine
chances to score.
,JAR\'IS NI' RIVBRDALP. '1'8('11.
On Janunry 231'