Boothbay Region High School - Log Yearbook (Boothbay Harbor, ME)

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THE LOG -J SOFTBALL Team Record 7-2 Coach, E. Keene REVIEW B. H. H. S. 15 Rockland 4 B. H. H. S. 25 Waldoboro 23 B. H. H. S. 6 Vinalhaven 5 B. H. H. S. 24 Lincoln -6 B. H. H. S. 9 Rockland 5 B. H. H. S. 3 Thomaston 9 B. H. H. S. 7 Waldoboro 6 B. H. H. S. 4 Thomaston 1 B. H. H. S. 15 Lincoln 6 PLAYERS SENIORS-Jane Brown, Cynthia Brewer, Amber Pinkharn, Edith Wil- liams, Marilyn Hart, Prudence Muise, Priscilla Reed. JUNIORS-Lorraine Holmes, Carol Moore, Leta Giles, Katie Rand. SOPHOMORES-Betty Childs, Nancy Holmes, Marlene Kelley, Sondra Harrington . FRESHMAN- Gloria Chellis. Front Row, Left to Right-Gloria Chellis, Amber Pinkham, Jane Brown, Priscilla Reed. Edith Williams, Cynthia Brewer, Marilyn Hart, Prudence Muise. Standing-Nancy Holmes, Marlene Kelley, Lorraine Holmes, Betty L'Hostis, Leta Giles. Carol Moore, Katie Rand.

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THE LOG VARSITY BASKETBALL-GIRLS 1951-52 Record 1-13 Coach, E. Keene B. H. H. S. 40 away Rockland 49 B. H. H. S. 23 away Lincoln 32 B. H. H. S. 20 home Waldoboro 34 B. H. H. S. 37 away Wiscasset 59 B. H. H. S. 30 away Richmond 47 B. H. H. S. 33 home Alumnae 28 B. H. H. S. 32 home Thomaston 34 B. H. H. S. 21 away Camden 48 B. H. H. S. 30 home Lincoln 48 B. H. H. S. 25 away Waldoboro 39 B. H. H. S. 37 home Wiscasset 46 B. H. H. S. 24 home Rockland 36 B. H. H. S. 23 away Thomaston 46 B. H. H. S. 38 home Camden 41 Name Games Played Points Avg L. Holmes 14 157 11 B. Childs 11 85 7 K. Rand - 14 71 6 Seniors: Carol Moore, Kathleen Rand, Lorraine Holmes, Barbara Arabas. Kneeling, Left to Right-Betty L'Hostis, Lorraine Holmes, Kathleen Rand, Carol Moore, Marlene Kelley, Barbara Arabas. Standing-Lorraine Emerson, Ann Muise, Nancy Holmes, Ann Vaughan, Gail Reed, Joan Armstrong, Gloria Chellis, Mrs. Keene, Coach.

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THE LOG KNOX-LINCOLN LEAGUE PLAY-OFF Newcastle June 1 1, 1951 SOFTBALL Hopes were high up to the last inning for the girls on Boothbay Harbor High School's team, and the Knox-Lincoln League Championship seemed comfortably tucked away. Then came the startling 7th, when the Waldo- boro girls nosed out the Boothbay Lassies 9-8. The game was played on Lincoln Academy field at Newcastle on June 11. The play-off contest was made necessary when the two teams ended the season tied for first place. The Seahawks got away to a flying start in the game, batting in four runs in the first inning. Waldoboro, meanwhile, could only bat in one. The second inning both teams failed to score. But in the next, the Harbor tallied once, while Waldoboro crossed the plate twice., Both teams came up with a pair of runs in the fourth and Waldoboro played another in the fifth. 1 Thanks to the home run by Priscilla Reed in the sixth inning, Boothg bay Harbor Waltzed out in front, 8-6. Going into the final frame, Waldoboro's bats broke loose and broke Boothbay Harbor's heart by pounding out three runs. Exactly enoughuto win, and copped the title in the last inning. POOR BOOTHBAY HARBOR! BETTER LUCK IN '52.