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BACK ROW: Jim Badowski, Bill Soucie, Ron Picot, Don Currie, Paul Gerynowicz (captain), Arnold
Henry Badowski, Bob McKean, TedKrawczyk.FRONT ROW: Dick Denbock, Joe Gerynowicz, Don Blacklock.
Under the fine coaching of Mr. Twigg, the soccer team which, according to the pessimists, was doomed to occupy the soccer ceHar, finished the season undefeated, and by whipping Thornbury by a score of 5 to 0 in the League final, won the District Champ- ionship.
A sturdy defence consisting of full backs Henry Badowski and Ed Kea gave goalie Don Currie fine protection. Between them they allowed only 6 goals in 10 games, five of which were shutouts.
Led by centre-half Paul Gerynowicz, the half-backs worked well with the defence and
Paul Gerynowixz - Master at Ball Control
Meesters. ABSENT: Bob Newby, John Stephenson.
1963- '64
shot passes up to the forward line. Inside for- wards Bob Newby and Arnold Meesters pro- duced some timely goals as did wingers Ron Picot and Jim Badowski. Forwards John Stephenson and Donald Blacklock did a fine job in the scoring department.
Rumours that Mr. Twigg's refereeing may have had something to do with the Collingwood successes in certain games were squelched by the good coach himself who said that in the Championship game in Thornbury, with neut- ral refereeing, "we won by more than when I refereed!"
All Soccer players have nice legs - at least Mrs. Russell thinks so.