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

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SMITH, C. F. game. Salisbury finally averted a shut-out by scoring near the end of the third period. Again the Big Red found itself unable to cope with a superior opposing team as it was forced to bow to Berkshire by a narrow margin of 4-3. Although it was a thrilling rally, the odds seemed to be against Gun- nery. Capt. Griggs, Gary, and Smith were each able to score, but could not bring Gunnery to a victory. A decisive defeat was again witnessed by the Red and Gray as they went down to Hotchkiss, 4-1, on foreign ice. In the first period, Charlie Smith tallied Gunnery's only point. Mr. Golembeske's team was LASHAR forced to the defensive throughout most of the game. Gunnery ended its season with a non-league game against Kent. With all conditions favorable, Gunnery found itself completely outplayed and suffered a 7-1 defeat. In the face of the overwhelming Kent force, Gunnery's John Lashar managed to score in the second period. This game proved to be the team's most de- serving defeat. Capt. Griggs, who ably led the 1956 pucksters, said of his squad, It was the best coached team I have ever worked with. MORLEY GREEN

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