No. 101
Our usual Football match with Charterhouse was not played this year, as a difficulty arose as to where it should be played. O. Macleay Prin. Opp.
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No. 100
The Athletic Sports were held on the 22nd + 23rd Oct. The weather was very fine, and there was a large attendance of spectators on both days. Smith won the mile as he did the year before, but this year he ran it in 5’ 8”. E. Cope was 2nd, Eddis coming in third. Smith…
No. 99
The Rudder was won by: Smith, J. C. 1. Stephenson. Busk (cox) The other boats were . . . Randall, W. S. 2. Clarke Haggard (cox) Macleay, S. 3. Bovill, H. Hudson, J. (cox). The “Fours” and “Sculls” were not rowed this year, as there were so few on the water. O.…
No. 98
The T.B. + Q.S. cricket match was this year won by the Q. S. who had much the best eleven, though the Town Boys, especially Lee played very well. Q. S. Bray (captain) Northcote, E. Saunders. O’Brien. Eddis. Barron. Neale. Lefroy. Giles. Randolphe, E. Williams. T. B. Curteis (captain) Lee. Curteis, R. Eastwick. Neill,…
No. 97
A very successful concert was given by the fellows in College Hall shortly before the Whitsuntide holidays. Bray Q. S. + Rawson Q. S. were the chief wingers.
No. 96
The Wire and Wooden were both won by A. G. Lee T. B. but as he cd. not hold both T. C. Smith 2nd in wire, got it.
No. 95
The subjects for the examination of the sixth at Whitsuntide were as follows. Homer. Iliad. iv. v. vi. Virgil. Aeneid. vi. v. vi. Juvenal. Sat. i. iii. v. vii. Thucyd. vi. 1-92. Butler’s Analogy. Part I. Livy. iv. Sophocles. Trachiniae Greek Test. Epist. Hebrews. E. Barnes got Dean Thomas’ Exhibition.
No. 94
This half there were two T. B. in the sixth. W.G. Barnes P. O. Rigo’s S. Macleay. Grant’s
No. 93
The T. B. + Q. S. football match was played this half in March /67. We played hard for nearly an hour + at last got 1 game. Which again showed the good of having backs for the QS. only had two + we had 4. We had by far the weaker eleven but it…
No. 92
After Xmas W. T. Dixon left. + S West took the Captainship of the football. Dixon played in the eleven. R. W. E Eastwich gave up his cup as he had smashed his collar-bone 3 times. F. Randolph succeeded him. At the end of last half we challenged Eton + they accepted to play the…