Brewster Academy - Syb Yearbook (Wolfeboro, NH)

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2nd Row: Coach Colby, Magee, Chamberlain, Melanson, Jones, Beaulieu, Goodwin, Manager Grid- ley. lst Row: Bickford, Kostandin, Nelson, Githens, Graham. 5 I Vx 111 .951 f All that snow but where's the ice? So moaned the Bobcat sextet as the Tilton game drew near. Face Tilton with no practice . . . No, Coach Col- by, we couldn't! Those few practices then Til- ton . . . Brewster in control all the way through but edged 4-2 . . . down one. The snow's still snowing with New Hampton next in line . . . Bucky to the rescue to save Brewster from humiliation . . . defeat, 7-1. Re- venge . . . a rout over Dover . . . 11-5 . . . Githens, Graham, Beaulieu, Melanson sending that puck in from all angles. Saved from an- other shutout by Gene Graham . . . UNH frosh over Brewster 5-1. Into the victory column again, 10-1, Dover on the low side . . . Githens-Graham--Beaulieu triumvirate good for 7 . . . Kostandin through mea? for his first. Nelson, as ever, outstanding on defense. New experiences . . . hockey under the lights against Lynn English . . . must have been night blindness . . . 2-0. Then the game of the year . . . Second crack at New Hampton . . . a real thriller. Chamberlain racks up one, Githens two more for a 3-3 tie. Great end to a great year in spite of those mountains of snow. Brewster Tilton 4 Brewster New Hampton 7 Brewster Dover 5 Brewster U. N. H. 5 Brewster Lynn English 2 Brewster Dover 1 Brewster New Hampton 3 -25-

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3rd Row: Coach Vaughan, 0. Lord, Farrin, Carlson, Wheeler, Piper. 2nd Row: White, Starrett, Smith, Hodgdon, Jones, Sanborn, Githens, Magee. lst Row: Stinchiield, Nelson, Hamlin, Bierweiler. v AIIAV fl ', 5.r .. 'Z Q , . ,M .. ' . Batter up! That familiar cry rolled across the campus last spring. The season was on. The plunk of a ball in the catcher's mitt . . . strike one! The pitcher's windup . . . the crack of a well-hit ball . . . the first run of the season crosses the plate. The '51 season saw Jim Sanborn, Ed Githens, Grady Hodgdon, Mickey Starrett and Dick Smith holding down places on the varsity eleven. -27 Victorious over Tilton and New Hampton . . . edged by Exeter, Andover, and the U. N. H. frosh. Off to a slow start in '52. Too much snow . . . rain . . . mud . . . and water. Finally hit the diamond. Few days under Coach Colby's tute- lage then game time. Kennett, New Hampton, Clark . . . and more. Again the cry of batter up!