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THE GLEANER
He could also make a hole in the opposing line. He scored a nice touch against Barrie.
Bill Dey-Quarter Back and Captain. He certainly has brains for Rugby. A good quarter. He is a splendid open field runner. He scored three touch downs in Owen Sound.
"Red" Fryer-Left Half. Red did the kicking and did it well. He could pick a hole in the line and was a sure tackle.
Elwood Hughes-Centre Half. A splendid back field man. He could catch and run back kicks. He hit the line low and hard. Chicken Holden-Flying Wing. Chick used his head at all
times and was always where he was needed most. He was a splendid tackle and open field runner.
Cogg Smith-Right Half. Smith was an excellent plunger. He could twist his way through a whole team. He played back for the kicks and was a sure catch. When he caught a ball he usually got away fast for long gairis. The camera was weak and Cogg doesn't papear in the Rughy picture.
Frank Butters-Outside Wing. Butters was the fastest man on the team. He was always down under kicks. He was a great tackler. He got them hard and low every time.
"Whizz" Brown-Outside Wing. Whizz was fast and a good tackle. The opposing team seldom got around his end for a gain. Ed. Fryer-Backfield. Ed always played a good reliaf>le
game. He did some kicking. He was a good tackler.
Ivan Mitchell-Backfield. Ivan could play any position and
always gave his best. .
Frank Wright-Linesman. Wright was a splendid relief
man. He could play any place on the line and always played a reliable game.
Elmore Carr-Linesman. Carr was another splendid relief man. He was a good plunger and hard to bring down.
Both teams are very much indebted td Mr. Stapleton for his willing and efficient coaching. "Stape" is a real Rugby genius and throughout the season showed untiring efforts.
Collingwood at Owen Sound
The Seniors journeyed to: Owen Sound and won a great game by 15-10. Bill Dey was the star of the game. He scored three touchdowns. Near the end of the first period Owen Sound had possession at our 25 yard line. They called an extend. Bill tore through their line and intercepted the pass. He ran the length of the field to score five points. In the second period he made it 10-0 when he scored a touch on a fake pass. Owen Sound came back after half time and scored a nice touch. How- ever, Bill took no chances and scored his third when he picked up a blocked kick and romped home with the bacon. Near the end of the game Owen Sound scored another touch but it was all to no avail.
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