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ed eastward to Queen's.where he also starred and where he got a br-eak which placed him in Pittsburg with the Ho.rnets. Following this he sold his servic-es to the Montreal Maroons, winners of the Stanley Cup that season. Later he was found with the Canadiens, Providence, the Detroit Olympics, Detroit Cougars and now is holding dov·n the left wing berth of the Olympics. ·
Bernie, it also might be mention- ed aUy offers his tutoring to our Rugby teams each autumn. Thanks Bernie.
MICHAEL (MIKE) BROPHY -
A younger brother of Bernie, who supports the old saying that "hockey al ility usully · runs in the family." Mike played Junior O.H.A. in Col- lingwood and also f.or the Owen Sound Greys (both runners up for the title). He stepped into Pro. com- pany wif:h the Millionaires and from there wandered to Providence, hence to 0 e 1\ illif;r.ains ng~in, then to Hamilton and now is a regular on the Cleveland Indians Can-Pro. leaders.
His scoring is most noticeable since his st2:n into professionalism. He has just turned professional in another departm:mt of sport having acc•epted a :r:osition as assistant Pro.
at the Ridgewood Golf Club, Cleve- land.
ROY (BUTTER) BURMISTER- Another small man who has made good in hockey is "Butter", an old Gollegia;te favorite and graduate. He played with Collingwood and Owen Sound Greys both semi-finalists; and like the majority of his co-matr..l:3 joined the money makers. He played for Niagara Falls for thr-ee years and this year stepped up with faster·
company and made good with th~ New Y ork Americans.
ARTHUR (ARTIE) CLARK-
A Collingwood boy of the best calil:re, who has played on l::oth goorl
and bad teams (mostly good). H ;:) was a junior on the local O.H.A.
The 1929 Football season marked the first time that the C.C.I. played in an original league. The Georgian Bay Rugby-Football League consists of the three schools, Barrie C.I., Owen Sound C.I. and Collingwood C. I. A schedule was drawn up at the beginning of the season
A cup for Senior competition was donat~d b y M r . E l m s l i e , P r i n c i p a l of the Owen Sound Collegiate and a cup for Junior competition was don- ated by Dr. McKay of Collingwood. Curiously enough both cups remain- ed in the towns of the donors, the
O.S.C.I. seniors having won the Sen- ior title and the C.C.I. Juniors win- ning the Junior title.
SENIOR RUGBY Collingwood vs. P:enetang (Sept. 28)
Although Penetang did not join the G.B.F.L. an exhibition game was played with them. The P .H.S. Sen- iors play junior O.R.F.U. and had the edge on the plunging. Portland
scored 12 points before half time; giving the C..I. seniors the lead but in spite of the .best efforts of the
FOOTBALL
team who were semi-finalists
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then migrated to Grimsby \Vhere he .wa.s a star on the "Grimsby Peach Kings" where they c>autured the 0. H. A. Intermediate Championship. He jr,inad Prcfcs!'lional ranks with th e "Chicago Cardinals'' and when they were disbanded he-was sent to the Kitchener Millionaires, then Tor- onto. He is now with Clev~land (lea- ders of the Can.-Pro. division). Ar- tie is a clever defensive player and is a regular on the team along with
Mike.
"Bob" Storey.