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McBride Shield
1914
– Shield withheld – Coquitlam used an ineligible player
May
9, 1914, at Coquitlam
Coquitlam Ranchers 0
Victoria North Wards 1 (Whittaker)
HT: Att: Ref: David Leith
Coquitlam: Worrell – Marshall, Tommy Miller – Millard,
Thorpe, McLellan –
Ebsen, Thompson, Black, Johnson, McKenzie.
North Wards: Baines – Everett Taylor, Newlands – McGregor,
Tunnicliffe,
Brown – Whittaker, Muir, Pickering, Nichols, McCarter.
May
16, 1914, at Oak Bay Park in Victoria
Victoria North Wards 0
Coquitlam Ranchers 3 (Harrop, McKenzie, Johnson)
HT:
0–2 Att: 600 Ref: Okewell
North Wards: Baines – Everett Taylor, Newlands – McGregor,
Tunnicliffe,
Brown – Whittaker, Muir, Pickering, Nichols, McCarter.
Coquitlam: Worrell – Marshall, Parker – Tommy Millard,
Thorpe, McLellan –
Ebsen, Black, Harrop, Johnson, McKenzie.
1915 – Winners – COQUITLAM RANCHERS
April 10, 1915, at Royal Athletic Park in Victoria
Coquitlam Ranchers 3 (Harrop o.g., Elbin)
Victoria Thistles 1 (Philmore)
HT: Att: Ref: David Leith (Vancouver)
Coquitlam: Worrell – Marshall, McNaughton – Dryborough,
Thorpe,
Hepburn – Johnson, Harrop, Tomlinson, Black, Elbin.
Victoria: Shrimpton – Newlands, Taylor – Stronach, Adam, Park
– Caskie,
Muir, Philmore, Inglis, Whittaker.
1916 – Winners – VANCOUVER St. ANDREWS
April 8, 1916, at Athletic Park in Vancouver
St.
Andrews 5 (Forgie 4, Wilson)
Victoria West 2 (o.g., Yousen)
HT: Att: 1000 Ref:
St. Andrews: McSkimming – McArthur – Reed – Collinson, John
Wilson,
McEwan – Rintoul, James Wilson, Forgie, Gus Wilson,
Fairweather.
Victoria: Robertson – Jackson, Whyte – Streat, Jimmy
Petticrew, Church –
McLeod, Heyland, Frank Yousen, Shakespear,
Baker.
1917
– Shield withheld – Final not played
Fire at the Garrison on the day of the final
Garrison versus 231st Battalion
1918
–
Shield withheld – Final not played
James Southern played for both teams before the final.
E.M.C.H. versus Couglans
1919 – Winners – WALLACE SHIPYARD
April 18, 1919, at Royal Athletic Park in Victoria
Wallace Shipyard 1 (Dean pen)
Foundation Shipyard 0
HT: Att: Ref: Allen (Vancouver)
Wallace: McGillivray – Forrest, Drummond – Lynch, Teed,
McInnie – Dean,
Hope, Elder, McMillan, Dickinson.
Foundation: T. Bridges – Chester, Brown – Allen, Rutter,
Hillier – Ernie
Bridges, Davie, Cawlty, Cosie. (only 10 names
listed.
1920 – Winners – CUMBERLAND
April 30, 1920, in Nanaimo
Cumberland 0
Wallace Shipyard 0
HT: Att: Ref:
Cumberland:
Wallace:
May
7, 1920, in Nanaimo
Wallace Shipyard 0
Cumberland 1 (Boothman)
HT: Att: Ref:
Wallace:
Cumberland:
1921 – Winners – CUMBERLAND
May
7, 1921, at Royal Athletic Park in Victoria
Cumberland 3 (Hitchen 2, ?)
Vancouver St. Andrews 1
HT: Att: 3000 Ref: Pearson
Cumberland: Bill Walker – Jim Strang, Jock Campbell – Jock
Irvine, Harold
Roberts, Saki Conti – Danny Bannerman, Bill Milligan,
Alf Pelling, Charlie
Hitchens, Andy Horne.
St. Andrews: Sharpe – Borland, Reid – Armstrong, J. Wilson,
Robertson –
Fred Wilson, McKinnon, Greig, John Wilson.
Following 1921, the McBride Shield was replaced by the Province Cup.
© 2007 by Colin Jose
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