Freedom Academy - Echo Yearbook (Freedom, ME)

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F. A. 54 Stockton F. A. 61 Brooks F. A. 77 Monroe F. A. 61 Besse F. A. 550 Searsport F. A. X48 Waldoboro F. A. 51 Erskine F. A. 363 'f:Liberty 1084 'f'Home Games MLeague F. A. 'K42 Waldoboro F. A. X43 :fiWaldoboro TOURNAMENT SCORES Waldo County F. A. 60 Winterport F. A. 42 Besse F. A. 53 Brooks K. V. C. Tourney F. A. 56 Richmond F. A. 47 Oakland Eastern Maine Tourney F. A. 43 Pemetic Now let's have a look at the individual scoring. Names Hotham D. Marcia 311 McFarland A. Knights 279 Gray D. Maxim 163 Hall C. Giggey 161 Austin

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BOYS' BASKETBALL The Basketeers of Freedom Academy had one of the best seasons ever this past year. The team of F. A. can boast of a line record of 23 wins with but three losses. In League competition, the boys had a record of 16 wins-no losses, to win the Waldo County League Championship. Along with other scheduled games, we ended with a 20 win and no loss record, one of the best in Maine. The Indians went into the Waldo Tourney and defeated Winterport in the first gameg but in the second game, we lost to Besse by a mere two points C44-422. The consolation game was won by F. A. from Brooks on the final night. In the K. V. C. Tourney the Acad- emy boys defeated Richmond in the first game, but were defeated the following night by Oakland. Next came the Eastern Maine Tournament where teams selected by the point rating of the M. P. A. play. Freedom was selected to play in Class M and was rated seventh. Our first game was with Pemetic High, the number 2 team in the tourney. That game was won by the tall boys from Pemetic. James Fernald represented F. A. at the District Foul Shooting Con- test held at Colby College. D. Marcia was elected Captain for next year. It will be his second season in that spot. The team loses this year by gradu- ation A. Knights, E. Gardiner, E. Austin, and J. Fernald. With many regulars coming back next fall, we hope to have a successful season, especially with the able coaching of Mr. DADDY Cosgrove. Allen Knights and Earl Gardiner were selected to represent Freedom at the All-Star game at Brooks. 1 REGULAR SCHEDULED GAMES F. A. x38 F. A. 43 F. A. 46 F. A. 1:73 F. A. 2:39 F. A. f77 F. A. 1246 F. A. 51 F. A. 64 F. A. 49 F. A. i'53 F. A. 4440 Erskine 31 Winterport 35 Unity 43 :liStockton 9 fBrooks 29 tMonroe 16 tBesse 29 fSearsport 29 Waldoboro 51 tLiberty 23 :51Winterport 17 fl:Unity 34

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J. Fernald B. Wentworth E. Gardiner Fernald 8 Austin 7 M. Raven 7 J. Elliott Larrabee 3 H. Larrabee Gardiner 2 J. V'S. Drew 2 B. Wentworth 23 J. Elliott 1 K. Hall 20 R. Yeaton 12 Darrold Mitchell '53 BASEBALL lst. row, left to right, Ernest Austin, Richard Shiloles, Donald Marcia, Mr. Cosgrove, Allen Knights, Robert Gray, Donald Maxim. Znd. row, left to right, Richard Yeaton, Richard Chase, James Fernald, Hurley Larrabee, Robert Goodale, Bernard Wentworth. 3rd. row, left to right, Kenton Mitchell, Robert Hotham, Roger Drew, Clayton Giggey.