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help in ge!Jting the team away to a good start.
Mr (Parkin, Coach.
Arthur rScr:annage, Manag1er.
!:C•orc. Ward, Timer.
SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM
January 4--Midland 43, Col- E!":f5WOOd 60.
January 11-AJ.liston 42, Col- lingwood 82.
January 18-B:lrrie 39, Gol- Jingwood 43.
January 2i5-Midland 46. Col- lingwood 53.
February 1- Barrie 45, Col- lingwood 55.
February 8'----Allisto•n· 32, Col- l:powood 45.
February 13-0wen Sound 41, Collingwood 56.
Ff,bruary 20-Huntsville 20, C0llingwood 80.
FPbruary 2J1--t0twen Sound 29, Collingwood 4-9.
Fl"bruary 27-HU'ntsville 21, Collingwood 49.
March 5-Auro:na 30, Colling- wood 65.
Mfl,rch 7-Arurora 29, Colling- wood 42.
Greor~ian Bay Champions 1951-1951'.
Mluch 15-B'eramsville e-1, Col- linowood 70.
Mflrf'h 15-Albert College 49, Cnllipownod 71.
C:.0RR.A . "B" School Champ- inns 19"il-195r2.
C. D. C. I. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM
The Juniors had a gooct year although IIJIOt as successful as they had h01ped. They had g, good team but they r,an n? ~-­ J!ll.imlt stiff oompetition and fin- ished srecond in the league.
The Juniors won three of their six ga;mes. They defeated Al- J,istonr t.wice la,nd Erarrie once. They lost two g-ames to Midland and one to Barrie.
Some very g-ood Players wer'l seen in the .Junior line-up. such as John Hill. Jr.. who was b~il­ liant at shortsr orf al!l'Y kind. 'Don Mc:Lean played ,a smart !!'arne as a forward and Roy Crew
played very well as a very fast hard-checking guard. Ray play- ed for the Seniors most of the season. Floyd McDermid was a good shooting forward. Francis Maguire w;as fast and had a good lonrg shot. Ian Clark, John Vint and Grant Nixon were three fi\ghiting forWa.rds. ,Terry Dravis and Paul Forth were two other fast 1and good shooting forwards. Keith Eoff and Harvey Underdown were hard playing guards.
Most of the Junior players will be playing Junior ag,ain next year so we are looking forward to a good promi'Sing team.
BASKETBALL SCHE!DULE
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C. D. C. I. GLEANER
J anUJary li•n~ood 8.
4-Mid1and
26, Col-
J•anuary 11-Alliston 21, Col- lingwood 24.
January 18-Barrie 29, Col- lingwood 35.
January 2>5 - Midland 62 (ouch!), Collingwnod 16.
Flebruary 1-Barrie 44, Col- linowood 38.
Felbru13ry 8-Alliston 3t4, Col- lingwood 45.
VOLLEIYBA'LL
Two o t h e r
were brought tQ the C. C. I. this Y e a r rb y t h e S e n i o r Volleyb~':lll Team-the Geor!<ian. Bay Cham- pionship and the Ontario ''B" School Championship.
VoU.ey'ball started early in No- vember with a series of i~ter­ form games with the IXD boys winning the Lower F•orm Cham- pionship and Grade XIII .the Upper Form series.
A groun of sel\nen players was chOsen to form the Sonior School 'ream----John Hill, Glen Leep.er. Ja,ck White, Don Hew- son. John makely, Ray Crew find Malcolm MMLeod. Coached ,by Mr. Parkin the team went to Orima in Ferbruarv to com- nPte :for the Georgian Bay Chamrions'hip. The team won ovPr Orillia and Parry Sound but were beaten in a hard
charrupionships