The Gunnery School - Red and Gray Yearbook (Washington, CT)

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e J 'fl Back row, left to right: Metcalf, Manager, Anderson, Jameson, James, Ross, Todd, Howell. Middle row: Mr Coit Tredwell Ward Stephens, Chandler, Koven, DeGrafT, Blinder, Jesup, Manager, Front row: Day, Collyer. Pereire, Voionmaa Zenovsrch Bretter VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Captain and C ouch ZENOWICH, MR. COIT go E' S C 0 R E B 0 A R D if Gunnery ..... .. 2 Gunnery ..... .. 2 Gunnery ..... .. 1 Gunnery ..... .. O Gunnery ..... .. 1 Gunnery ..... .. O r , I Gunnery ..... .. 2 Gunnery .. 3 MX 1, Gunnery ..... .. 2 Gunnery ..... .. 3 V4 '- V 'S' Gunnery ..... .. 6 Lenox ........, Canterbury ..... Kent ........ Choate ..... Berkshire .... Taft ................. Trinity-Pawling Choate ............ Hopkins ...... Berkshire .... Forman ....

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Back row, left to right: R. Ebers, Worthington, Powell, Newell, Hoyt, Frost, Brandt, Griggs, Matteo Multllc row Mr Duncan Hanan Samek, van Loon, Hicks, Hiscox, Mortell, Northrop, DW. Miller, Malcolm, von Schreiber, Mr. bturgcs lront row lrey Kmsow Alderman, Valentine, Bakwin, Slater, Gutwillig, Boone, Beck. THIRD FOOTBALL TEAM Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery Gunnery C oacbef mm' Captain MR. DUNCAN, BAKWIN, MR. STURGES SCOREBOARD 62 Trinity-Pawling 25 Salisbury ......, 20 Canterbury 21 South Kent 25 Trinity-Pawling

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I952 SOCCER REVIEW In the Fall of 1951 Soccer became a major sport for the first time since its introduction at The Gunnery five years ago. However, with only four lettermen returning, Mr. Coit, as head coach, was faced with the problem of building an almost entirely new team. Following two weeks of practice, the team journeyed to Lenox on October 6th for their season's opener. Play- ing well from the start, Gunnery scored on Mitchell's boot. The game was dominated by a strong defense, and in the fourth quarter Stephenls goal clinched the game, 2-0. On October 10th Gunnery began its home season against Canterbury. Captain Zenowich scored in the first period, but the Red's defense lapsed and the Blue scored twice to go ahead at the half, 2-1. A second-half goal by Zenowich tied matters, but this was short-lived as Can- terbury scored the final goal of the game to go ahead 3-2. Choate, Gunnery's next foe, won an evenly played, October 12th game 1-0, at the victor's field. The winning goal was tallied on a fourth-period corner kick. Gunnery, again taking to the road, met a powerful Kent squad and lost a hard-fought 3-1 decision on Octo- ber 17th. With Koven and Dabney excelling on defense, Gunnery kept in the game all the way and its lone score came by Voionmaa. The Red and Gray met its next opponent, Berkshire, on October 24th in a driving rainstorm at Washington. The team struggled through three quarters of scoreless play highlighted by a thrilling performance by goalie Chandler. With five minutes remaining, Bretter scored what appeared to be the winning tally, but Berkshire, rising to the occasion, tied it with three seconds left. In overtime all attempts to score failed and the game ended in a 1-1 deadlock. October 26th saw Taft invade the Big Red and win a closely contested game, 1-0, marred only by Gunnery's failure to co-ordinate a consistent attack. The decisive goal came in the fourth period. On the rainy afternoon of November 2nd, the team travelled to Trinity-Pawling. Gunnery's host spotted the Red and Gray a quick first-period score by Zenowich, Trinity's strength and Gunnery's lack of offense combined to defeat Coit's chargers, 5-1. 57 VOIONMAA na