Lawrence Crowe Memorial Cup Winners

Description: A wooden plaque displaying the years and names of winners. In order, the winners are: W.F. Findlay 1919, R. Syer 1920, J.F. Milne 1921, G. DeB. Robinson 1922, J.D. McCannell 1923, W.A. Beer 1924, G.A. Reid 1925, W. Cherald 1926, N.D. Slater 1927, B.H. Black 1928, E.H. Sinclair 1929, F.T. Rea 1930, E.H. Ellis 1931, J.H. Donovan 1932, F.H. Moffat 1933, P.C. Rea 1934, J.N. Kennedy 1935, A.R. Armstrong 1936, A.F. McCoubrey 1937, J.E. Davis 1938, D.I.A. Thomson 1939, J.D. Fraser 1940, R.B. Ramsey 1941, F.S. Grant 1942, R.D. Knox 1943, D.W. Atkinson 1944, J.W. Saylor 1945, T.B. Chipman 1946, O. Edmonds 1947, C.A.L. Browne 1948, C. Dugdale 1949, E.L. Fletcher 1950, S.A. Morris 1951, D.C. MacKeen 1952, J.M. Phin 1953, F.G. Hutson 1954, B.W. Merrick 1955, R.D.H. Thorburn 1956, P. Czeisler 1957, J.R. Dack 1958, K.R. MacGregour 1959, M.C. Black 1960, M.C. Young 1961, R.S. Holmes 1962, A.G. Randell 1963, R.C.D. Dell 1964, R.L. Buckner 1967 G.A. Dougall 1968, F.B. McMulkin 1969, D.S. Peacock 1972, T.C.K. Chang 1973, J.D. Gray 1974, C.C. Marriott 1977, C.C. Marriott 1978, L.G. Hiltz 1979, L.G. Hiltz 1980, M.S. Moores 1982, S.J.S. Robertson 1983, S.J.S. Robertson 1984, L.A. Hayman 1985, E. Seagram 1986, E. Seagram 1987, B. Bjerkhamn 1988, D. Thwattes 1989, S. Hall 1990, A.R. Best 1992

Name Access: Crowe, Lawrence H.; Crowe, L. H.; Findlay, W.F.; Syer, R.; Milne, J.F.; Robinson, G. DeB.; McCannell, J.D.; Beer, W.A.; Reid, G.A.; Cherald, W.; Slater, N.D.; Black, B.H.; Sinclair, E.H.; Rea, F.T.; Ellis, E.H.; Donovan, J.H.; Moffat, F.H.; Rea, P.C.; Kennedy, J.N.; Armstrong, A.R.; McCoubrey, A.F.; Davis, J.E.; Thomson, D.I.A.; Fraser, J.D.; Ramsey, R.B.; Grant, F.S.; Knox, R.D.; Atkinson, D.W.; Saylor, J.W.; Chipman, T.B.; Edmonds, O.; Browne, C.A.L.; Dugale, C.; Fletcher, E.L.; Morris, S.A.; MacKeen, D.C.; Phin, J.M.; Hutson, F.G.; Merrick, B.W.; Thorburn, R.D.H.; Czeisler, P.; Dack, J.R.; MacGregour, K.R.; Black, M.C.; Young, M.C.; Holmes, R.S.; Randell, A.G.; Dell, R.C.D.; Buckner, R.L.; Dougall, G.A.; McMulkin, F.B.; Peacock, D.S.; Chang, T.C.K.; Gray, J.D.; Marriott, C.C.; Hiltz, L.G.; Moores, M.S.; Robertson, S.J.S.; Hayman, L.A.; Seagram, E.; Bjerkhamn, B.; Thwattes, D.; Hall, S.; Best, A.R.

Subject Access: 1910s; 1920s; 1930S; 1940s; 1950s; 1960s; 1970s; 1980s; 1990s; Awards; Old Boy; Rifle Shooting

Description: A wooden plaque displaying the years and names of winners. In order, the winners are: W.F. Findlay 1919, R. Syer 1920, J.F. Milne 1921, G. DeB. Robinson 1922, J.D. McCannell 1923, W.A. Beer 1924, G.A. Reid 1925, W. Cherald 1926, N.D. Slater 1927, B.H. Black 1928, E.H. Sinclair 1929, F.T. Rea 1930, E.H. Ellis 1931, J.H. Donovan 1932, F.H. Moffat 1933, P.C. Rea 1934, J.N. Kennedy 1935, A.R. Armstrong 1936, A.F. McCoubrey 1937, J.E. Davis 1938, D.I.A. Thomson 1939, J.D. Fraser 1940, R.B. Ramsey 1941, F.S. Grant 1942, R.D. Knox 1943, D.W. Atkinson 1944, J.W. Saylor 1945, T.B. Chipman 1946, O. Edmonds 1947, C.A.L. Browne 1948, C. Dugdale 1949, E.L. Fletcher 1950, S.A. Morris 1951, D.C. MacKeen 1952, J.M. Phin 1953, F.G. Hutson 1954, B.W. Merrick 1955, R.D.H. Thorburn 1956, P. Czeisler 1957, J.R. Dack 1958, K.R. MacGregour 1959, M.C. Black 1960, M.C. Young 1961, R.S. Holmes 1962, A.G. Randell 1963, R.C.D. Dell 1964, R.L. Buckner 1967 G.A. Dougall 1968, F.B. McMulkin 1969, D.S. Peacock 1972, T.C.K. Chang 1973, J.D. Gray 1974, C.C. Marriott 1977, C.C. Marriott 1978, L.G. Hiltz 1979, L.G. Hiltz 1980, M.S. Moores 1982, S.J.S. Robertson 1983, S.J.S. Robertson 1984, L.A. Hayman 1985, E. Seagram 1986, E. Seagram 1987, B. Bjerkhamn 1988, D. Thwattes 1989, S. Hall 1990, A.R. Best 1992

Public Description: A plaque displaying all winners of the Lawrence Crowe Memorial Cup. This cup is awarded to the best rifle shooting. Lawrence H. Crowe attended St. Andrew's between 1908 and 1915. He went ot study at the Faculty of Applied Science at the University of Toronto, but after the first year joined the Royal Naval Air Service for WWI. One day while patrolling the English coast scouting for enemy submarines, something went terribly wrong with his plane and he plunged into the sea. His body was recovered some time later and brought home to Toronto for burial. He was known by classmates and fellow soldiers to be an extremely kind man, always going out of his way to help others, leaving a good impression whereever he went.