History of Canadian Soccer - British Columbia McBride Shield

History of Canadian Soccer 1876-1940 by Colin Jose BRITISH COLUMBIA
Home Page Colin Jose Welcome Canada Canada - National Great Teams Canadian Tours Overseas British Tours in Canada Provinces Alberta British Columbia History British Columbia Football Association Province Cup Mainland Cup McBride Shield Westminster Royals 1927-1928 Westminster Royals 1928-1929 Pacific Coast Lgue Manitoba Newfoundland Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Contact Info		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 231^st 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 Previous [ 1 ] [ 2 ] Next Home / Canada - National / Great Teams / Canadian Tours Overseas British Tours in Canada / Provinces / Contact Info