History of Canadian Soccer - British Columbia Westminster Royals 1928

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		Westminster Royals, 1928–29 League Game March 30, 1929, at Confederation Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 2 (Coulter 2) North Shore United 2 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, Tommy Trotter – Les Rimmer, Dickie Stobbart, Austin Delany – Bob McDougall, Joe Millburn, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Adam Kerr. League Game April 6, 1929, at Kerrisdale Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 1 (Coulter) Kerrisdale 0 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Joe Millburn, Les Rimmer – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Austin Delany – Sandy Strang, Dickie Stobbart, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Dan Kulai. Province Cup First Round Game April 13, 1929, at Queen’s Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 6 (Kulai 3, Kerr, Turner, Stobbart) Upper Island 1 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Austin Delany – Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Joe Millburn, Dave Turner, Dickie Stobbart. League Game April 20, 1929, at Athletic Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 2 (Millburn, Coulter) St. Andrews 1 Westminster Royals: Max Shiles – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Dickie Stobbart – Adam Kerr, Bob McDougall, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Joe Millburn. Benefit Game April 27, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 3 (Coulter, Kulai, ?) Lower Mainland All-Stars 1 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Austin Delany – Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Jack Coulter, Dickie Stobbart, Joe Millburn. League Game May 3, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver St. Saviours 3 Westminster Royals 1 (Strang) Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, Dickie Stobbart, Austin Delany – Adam Kerr, Bob McDougall, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner. Province Cup Second Round Game May 4, 1929, at Athletic Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 5 (Turner 3 Coulter 2) Hotel Vancouver 1 Westminster Royals: Dave Turner, Jack Coulter, Bob McDougall. Province Cup Semi Final Game May 11, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 7 (Turner 3, Russell, Coulter 2, Kerr) Saanich Thistles 2 Westminster Royals: Max Shiles – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Austin Delany – Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Dickie Stobbart. Mainland Cup First Round Game May 18, 1929, at Wilson Park Westminster Royals 4 (Coulter, Kerr, Kulai 2) Wallabies 1 Westminster Royals: Jack Coulter, Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Dave Turner, Austin Delany, Joe Millburn. Province Cup Final Game May 24, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 3 (Coulter 2, Kulai) Sapperton 0 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – George Anderson, Sandy Strang – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Dickie Stobbart – Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Joe Millburn. Mainland Cup Second Round Game May 25, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 6 (Coulter 5, Turner) B.C. Sugar Refinery 0 Westminster Royals: Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, George Russell. League Game May 30, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Kerrisdale 2 Westminster Royals 1 (Coulter) Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Joe Millburn, Dan Kulai, George Russell, Max Shiles, Jack Coulter. Mainland Cup Semi Final Game June 1, 1929, at Athletic Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 4 (Turner 2, Coulter 2) St. Andrews 1 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Dickie Stobbart – Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Joe Millburn. Mainland Cup Final Game June 8, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 2 (Turner, Strang) St. Saviours 0 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Dickie Stobbart – Adam Kerr, Bob McDougall, Dan Kulai, Dave Turner, Joe Millburn. Exhibition Game June 22, 1929, at Athletic Park in Vancouver Welsh Team 2 Westminster Royals 1 (Bradbury) Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Watson, Joe Millburn – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Hogg – Bird, Bob McDougall, Bradbury, Dave Turner, Adam Kerr. National Championship Second Round Game June 26, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 3 (Strang, Kerr 2) B.C. Telephone 1 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – George Anderson, Joe Millburn – Les Rimmer, George Russell, Tommy Trotter – Adam Kerr, Bob McDougall, Sandy Strang, Dave Turner, Harry Chapman. National Championship Third Round Game July 1, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver Westminster Royals 2 (Millburn, Kerr) St. Andrews 0 Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – George Anderson, Les Rimmer – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Austin Delany – Robert McDougall, Dan Kulai, Joe Millburn, Dave Turner, Adam Kerr. National Championship Semi-Final Game July 6, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver St. Saviours 3 Westminster Royals 1 (Turner) Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Les Rimmer, George Anderson – Tommy Trotter, George Russell, Austin Delany – Adam Kerr, Dickie Stobbart, Dan Kulai, Dave Turner, Harry Chapman. National Championship Semi-Final Replay July 13, 1929, at Con Jones Park in Vancouver St. Saviours 5 Westminster Royals 3 (Kerr, Trotter, McDougall) Westminster Royals: George Lindsay – Sandy Strang, George Anderson – Les Rimmer, George Russell, Austin Delany – Bob McDougall, Tommy Trotter, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Adam Kerr. © 2007 by Colin Jose ... Continue to Westminster Royals 1928-1929: Biographies (page 4) Previous [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] Next Home / Canada - National / Great Teams / Canadian Tours Overseas British Tours in Canada / Provinces / Contact Info