Murray High School - Pilot Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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4 Q X - Q., dy X :Nur 1 Row 1 Curtis Smith, Michael Johnson, Terrance Vasterling, William Davis, Donald Smith, Peter Aus, Edward Turi I Coach Bernard Broderick, John Mantis, Donald Razskazoff, Thomas Sergot, Douglas Krause, Stephen Sweetland, Roger Johnson, Ger- ald Treichel, John Duncan 0 Bruce Olson, Richard Foster, John Campbell, Altin Paulson, Sherwood Pomeroy, Robert Nelson, Jeffery Beyer. Pilots P1 ay Role Murray's senior varsity hockey team began the season with high hopes of victory. The first con- ference game against Wilson saw Murray lose 3-2. Wilson scored three goals in the first nine minutes of the first period. Murray came back strong but was unable to score the tying goal. The next game saw Murray defeat Harding 2-1. In this game the Pilots took a 2-0 lead. A hard shot of Upset Team from the blue line by Doug Krause gave Murray a 1-O lead. Tom Sergot tallied with the winning goal in the second period. In the following games with powerful Washing- ton and Central, Murray lost 4-2 and l-0 re- spectively. The junior varsity team won the city title and the Twin City championship by playing spectacular hockey. Row l Jeffery Otto, Gerald Crowell, Gregory Page, John Detviler, Thomas Koep, Gary Fehrman, Roger Pitts, manager 0 Jack Pearson, John Bauer, Barclay Brasted, Trygg Hansen, Mark Thompson, William Mantis, Peter Abler 0 Keith Carlson, Sherman Erickson, David Frauenshuh, William Hosking, John Dexter, Donald Tschida, John Zellner.

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Drill It In! Terry Vasterling is shown charging the Washington goal while teammates Pete Aus and John Duncan assist. Murray took a 2-0 lead when senior wing Curt Smith scored twice in the first period. Mur- ray's failure to score in the rest of the game gave Washington the game 4-2. Pilots' Defense Stops Knights Crucial Spot Assisting goalie Bill Davis in turning away another Harding threat are Doug Krause, Mike Johnson, and Tom Sergot. In this spirited game, Mur- ray took a fast 1-O lead in the Hrst period when Doug Krause scored. Murray tallied again in the second period when Tom Sergot knocked in the winning i,is f My . 1, Stt i . A , a V goal. A e ,tir g Harding scored in the third ' H period, but the Pilots' terrific de- '-'M1 N wt 9' fense kept Harding from scoring . '.n,.,N ,V ' 411.gif the tying goal. 'E ' 1 I , ' ,LF A v ' if iY'f:'f39?'??' ly nz.: wg,-gpg, if ,Yr , A n 'K ' '?:Q!gugf:l:'xf W S.'i'1m3.l4,1'l A Jn. '

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