Portrait of the Brandon College football (soccer) team. Back Row (L to R): L. Hunter, A. Vining, D. McIntyre, G. McKee, F. Barber, T. Fenwick. Middle Row (L to R): B. A. Tingley, J. Dickson, Mr. Young (Referee), E. Hopper, T. Mitchell. Front Row (L to R): H. Cross, J. Fraser, P. Couling
Portrait of the Brandon University junior varsity hockey team. Back Row (L to R): Gord Letkeman, Jerry Titus, Don Mochnacz. Middle Row (L to R): Doug Greves, Ron Turner, Laurence Bertram, Frank Purdy, Al McAuley. Front Row (L to R): Bert Vriese (Coach), ?, Dennis Sparling, Boyd Van Aggleton, Doc Hannah (Trainer).
Item consists of portraits of the members of the Brandon College AAA soccer team. Players include: F.J. Barber (Ct. Fd.); A.W. Vining (C. ½ Back); P. Couling (3/4 Back); D. McIntyre (Rt. Fd.); J.G. Dickson (Back); A. Bell (Left ½ Back); L.M. Mead (Spare); G. Moggridge (Goal); W.M. Graham (Spare); B.A. Tingley (Rt. ½ Back); F.H. Fenwick (Left Fd.); F.W. Bell (Left Fd.); and H. McDonald (Rt. Fd.).
The Brandon College Men's Basketball team won the city championship for 1923-1924 and competed for provincial honors.
Scope and Content
Photograph of the Brandon College Men's Basketball Team coached by J.R.C. Evans.
Back Row (L to R): Joseph Lester Gayton '26 (Guard); Warren Wendell Gayton (Centre); J.R.C. Evans; Armand Daniel Stade '27 (Forward-Sub); and Robert Hugh Wellwood '26 (Guard).
Front Row (L to R): Leslie Gordon Dorrett '24 (Forward, Team Captain) and Robert "Scat" Gerald McDorman '25 (Forward)
Notes
History/Bio information taken from the April 1924 issue of the Quill (pp. 40-42). The photograph appears in the April 1924 issue of the Quill.
Photograph of various signs on the Brandon University gym wall that were put up to congratulate the Bobcat men upon winning the CIAU championship for 1986-1987. They read: “All-Star Patrick Jebbison #44”; “#50 Scott Drapper”; “Point Guard C. B. Bailey #10”; “’Mr.Whit’ Whitney Dabney #40”; “’Mouse’ Dave Malowski #20”; “’Watski’ Warren Watt #12”; “Mike Thomas #20”; Greg "Video" Steeves; "Wild" Bill Haycock; and “Super Job We Are Proud Of You.”
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