1925 Football (Men) Sports Photo

(Fredericton)

In this photo:

• Babbitt, John D.
• Burden, "Burdo"
• Carten, F. Tracey
• Chestnut, R.H.
• Currie, Donald C.
• Dalzell, Lawrence E.
• Donohoe, William W.
• Fowler, Eric G.
• Fraser, Paul W.
• Gibson, R.
• Goodspeed, Edward B.
• Hickson, E.
• Keene, Orlo E.
• Kincaide, G.F.
• MacAulay, Beverley F.
• MacMurray, John A.
• MacPhail, Gordon M.
• McCaffrey, J.N.
• McLenahan, John L.
• Odell, Thomas T.
• Seely, H. Chipman
• Smith, Deane H.
• Steen, W.P.
• Woods, F. Cedric

Notes:

Back Row (left to right): F. Cedric Woods, John A. MacMurray, G.F. Kincaide, Beverley F. MacAulay, F. Tracey Carten (Mgr.), "Burdo" Burden (Coach), Lawrence E. Dalzell, Thomas T. Odell, Eric G. Fowler, John L. McLenahan
Middle Row (left to right): Edward B. Goodspeed, W.P. Steen, Orlo E. Keene, Paul W. Fraser (Capt.), Gordon M. MacPhail, William W. Donohoe, H. Chipman Seely, J.N. McCaffrey
Front Row (left to right): Deane H. Smith, R. Gibson, E. Hickson, Donald C. Currie, John D. Babbitt, and R.H Chestnut
Players are shown with football with "1925-26", MacTier Trophy, and are dressed in uniform. Scores of exhibition and league games are printed on matte. Identification includes name of player's position. "Winners of the MacTier Trophy - Emblematic Championship Eastern Canada Maritime Intercollegiate Champions, 1925-1926." Prior to 1949 the term "football" at UNB referred to English style rugby. Post 1949, the term "football" designated North American style football.
PE 177
b&w: 13" x 9"
Matted: 20" x 16"