Y.M.C.A. BOYS' CLUB.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 938, 4 October 1910, Page 6

Y.M.C.A. BOYS' CLUB.

■.i'On.;'Saturday'' evening'.aii funcUon in rcohnectipn ball .'fpik'Jplace in. the;, T.M.p.A.;;Build-; .ings,v.\when:.some;4oo;..boye. i and'-) guests' sat -down/ td : ;a: i "banq.uetVgiven, : in honour of ; tKeV; Boys''.Department.":AasociationfFootballyqub; : ;Mr*p. ! an- : old V"soccer". enthrisiast.'.pccupied - the 1 , chair, honoured .during the.-.even-, Inff : ''-yftre:^"The^-:;BoyV..v / 'Depaiiineiit," :; . "The ■Boys'; Sufr-committee,"" "The'Cham-; pion'Teams/' , ' "Our .'Senior"'»': Club," .-■•',■ and ■'Other .Clubs."'.,;Bruoe .Mabin,; the : .club. secretaryAread the season's/report,;show,-' ing /that'\thei.club> had .carried'toffji.the Fourth;-A,'iFifth'.Ai and..Fifth'B Division 'championships vand. cups; ; theJ-FquTth-vA; had earned;.off the ( .;P6u'rth',Charity .Cup_,.while : .the;. Sixth'; Class had ■'be'en-'.ijaniierß-; up',i. losing-. , their;^^'championship two : points. three - winning ■-.■'.teams: were' never-'defeated/ and; scored;a;total ofll3o:goals,;.as' against ; ll: >The-Fifth:-A' : best, record, only., two. goals, being /p i iit^-past;-'their^--g(^-l:eep^'rv-:vm'^.':;&'ev«t- , matches/;.'', Division , -, had .-'.-the'; honour' of. scoring .more /goals • than .'any team .in the -boys'; division's, ] haying iECOTed. no-fewer' thian , : 60..:. The^- : ;fpur'•■. '-leading', scored-gust pn!. an. average, of ■five'--'goal3;.avmato)i>: , -V^Mr?.-. : J.,Vj;-':iKoJ»f.fs; , .preseii-ted;.the: cups;,tp-vtlie..winning: teams 1 Quring^the.'eveningi.-'flnd-in tho|course"of-! pointed, remarks spoke of tne : great : help.the.;Y-.MIG.A.. had;been tb;.the;gahie of-"soccerj'r.both , in:Wellington"'"'and-?m : .othervco'ntr.es./. ,The\record; was; one;,pf which the.club;should be proud,''and'.in Kis ..c-piniou' ,was .one tliaj, he did.; -f not; . think would ever be'beaten, as the .record w_as:'an. astonishing Pne.-AEeference'.-was made -during.tho evening; t'6 the: two; club; coaches;'.. Adair iand.\Mears,; whose enthusiastic, effortsj had \. made;'; the cliib thß;.'sucoess it^wasJ;: ■ : preciati6n- of .coaches', seryic'eslon-bei' halfr'of the.-.boys,;.Bruce' sented ■ Mr. -.A3air. with , , a set of 'military. ■•hairTbrMh'eSj:.-''..vwhUe\' i h-.-.,Prank.'v'.;.-Aickm. did the ,same ih,-the, oase; of; Mr.EMeirs.■ A' presentation ..was . also,;; made.- : -. : te. Bruce-Mabjn of.-.a cup,-in-recogni-; tion : of..- energy -'.'as'. , ; secretary,; and. ■Harry Hall-Kenny, on behalf.-'of : iheiPoot-' ball; Club, presented-a framed' enlarge-; inentVof the. players-.to.:the'.lso,vs';;depai;tv nieht ropmsijtemswere contributed; durins ..the-,evening by: Messrs. J." J.yVirgo■Paton, Ken. .Shorney, and CharlieiWorth,' ,which .were much .appreciated;~ Medals were .presented to;the follx)wing- : -players' for-supqriPr. service:—Fourth , A,-. :Bruce Mabin; Fourth:B, : Bert/;Nimmb; Fifth;: A, .Ken: Nicol'; Fifth '8.-'-Sid. Swenssen;'. ;Fifth;;O,;. Cyril ■ Fiebig; ■■.;:Sixth/-;>.Day.id; Perry.;;..';- ■'.< , ;. :'■':.■■■ ■;.:■}•" -;-."--" :> ;'■ V ; .-' 7 -- : <- '■:.-■