Antrim High School - Audition Yearbook (Antrim, NH)

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Boys' Basketball Team The Antrim High Boys started the basketball season minus five of last year's crew, four of whom were first stringers. With Bruce Cuddihy, the one regular left, leading the fight, the boys settled down to earnest and hard practice. With the able coaching of Mr. John Lawson, a newcomer to Antrim High's faculty, the boys were whipped into good shape by the time their first league game rolled around. Good enough shape to place third in the Southern New Hampshire interscholastic League of which Antrim High has been a member for the past few years. Our boys won nine and lost eight of their total games played. This includes the tournament game with Townsend. In the League itself, our boys won nine games and lost only five, the other three lost games being those played with Wilton QZQ, and Townsend No members of team will be lost through this year's graduation: thus with continuance of proper coaching and hard work at practicing, our Antrim High boys shall have, I am sure, a team well worth watching. The support of the town's people was great this year, the smallest number of tickets sold for any home game being one hundred and nine. Here's hoping you'11 keep up the good work and stick with us through the baseball season 19