Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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In basket-ball this year the team had a very successful sea- son, since a foundation for a good team was laid last year, and many men were on hand who had played in other years. Every home game, with the exception of one, was a victory. Record : 17. Weymouth, 44; Watertown,21. 23. Rockland, 25; Weymouth. 15. 27. Brockton, 43 ; Weymouth, 33. February 3. Weymouth, 114; Cohasset, 4. 6. Wey., 33; E. Bridgewater, 19. 10. Watertown,28; Weymouth, 22. 13. Brockton, 39; Weymouth, 9. 30. Wey. December 31 ; Oliver Ames, 15. January Winthrop, 35 ; Weymouth, 15. Weymouth, 30 ; Rockland, 11. Melrose. 30 ; Weymouth, 26. Wey., 54; E. Bridgewater, 18. [12]

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V. Gorman G. Langford C. Condrick R. Talbot BASE-BALL TEAM E. Condrick F. Vender L. Callahan L. Fraher (Captain) K.Richardson R. Reilly A. Cassese (Mgr.) H. Gloster F. Mauro J. Cosgrove (Coach) The success of the Base-ball Team seems to warrant its heading the list of School athletics this year. This spring, under the guidance of Mr. John C. Cosgrove, a team was developed that defeated some of the most powerful High School teams in the state, and which deserves the cham- pionship of southeastern Massachusetts. The team was successful, in a measure, through the work of the steady and experienced men who played last year, and the efforts of the Captain and the Coach. The games : 17. 20. 11. 29. April Weymouth, 6; Thayer Acad. ,0. Weymouth, 1 1 ; S. Boston, 2. Weymouth, 1 1 ; Rockland, 2. Weymouth, 6; Braintree, 3. Brookline, 5; Weymouth, 2. May Everett, 3; Weymouth, 2. Weymouth, 9; English High, 8. Weymouth, 2; Mech. Arts, 0. Wev.,6; Brockton, 3, 14 innings. 14. Rockland, 2; Weymouth, 1. 16. Cambridge Latin, 5; Wey., 19. Weymouth, 12; Quincy, 6. 22. Weymouth, 2; Hingham, 1. 23. Weymouth, 4; Car Men. 3. 25. Weymouth, 9; Brockton, 0. 29. Weymouth, 14; Hingham, 6, June 5. Winthrop. 5; Weymouth, 2. 10. Medford, 4; Weymouth, 0. 12. Quincy at Quincy, 13. Alumni at Weymouth. [11]

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FOOT-BALL TEAM, 1913 Whittle (q.b.,Capt.) Holbrook (f.b.) Condrick (l.h.b.) Deane (r.h.b.) Baker (I.e.) Talbot (l.t.) Rand (l.g.) Hughes (c) Tirrell (r.g) Young (r.t.) Rosnell (r.e.) Foot -ball at Weymouth High School has always been a sec- ondary proposition. Year after year its interests have been sacrificed to better the base-ball team. Never to my knowledge has the foot-ball team been provided with suits. Last fall foot- ball pants were provided for the last four or five games, but they were flimsy affairs and furnished little or no protection to the player, who had to supply the rest of his suit, even to stock- ings. The fact that from three to five dollars must be expended by a candidate to properly equip himself, has a tendency to discovr age many fellows who would be of great assistance in making a strong team. It is my firm belief that if the team was properly equipped, more candidates would show up for practice, which would mean a better team. Let us hope that next year we may equal ou r base-ball record. — C. P. IV., ' . September 27. Watertown, 11 ; Weymouth, 0. 30. Quincy, 41 ; Weymouth, 0. October 6. Xorwood, 26; Weymouth, 0. 17. Hingham, 26; Weymouth, 12. 24. Abington, 31. S. Boston 18 1 1 Weymouth, 0. Weymouth, 0. November 4. Whitman, 7 ; Weymouth, 6. 7. Hingham, 26; Weymouth, 0. 11. Weymouth, 18; Rockland, 0. 14. Weymouth, 12 ; Class of ' 12, 0. Weymouth Alumni, 21 V) ; Whitman. 0. Wevmouth, 0. 13