Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 19 4 7 FRONT ROW: R. Taylor, W. Matthews. SECOND ROW: H. White, C. Dickinson, R Taylor. R. Hollstein. A. Loud, J. White. THIRD ROW: A. Richardson. Manager: J. Colby, R. Carter, R. Murphy, K. Anderson, Mr. John Walsh. Coach. Sumner again joined the South Shore High School Walsh, Coach, the boys have endeavored to produce a Baseball Association. Under the guidance of Mr. John winning team. S)ch edu (e Thursday Games Monday Games April 24 Holbrook at Bridgewater April 28 E. Bridgewater at Holbrook May 1 Holbrook at Randolph May 5 Holbrook at Avon May 8 West Bridgewater at Holbrook May 1 2 Bridgewater at Holbrook May 1 5 Holbrook at East Bridgewater May 1 9 Randolph at Holbrook May 22 Avon at Holbrook May 26 Holbrook at W. Bridgewater 24

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THE ECHO 19 4 7 FRONT ROW: K. Richardson, H. White. R. Murphy, J. White. SECOND ROW: E. Anderson, R. Taylor, C. Dickinson, K. Anderson, R. Hollstein, R. Stokinger, E. Carlson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wade Hooker, Coach: J. Peat. Assistant Manager: R. Whittaker, P. Stokinger, R. McCormick, W. Matthews, A. Card, Manager. ’ (f3asl?etbafl Sumner’s basketball team got off to an early start with practice beginning in November under the direc- tion of Mr. Wade Hooker, coach. Although only two regulars, Karl Anderson and Robert Hollstein, re- turned an able trio Bob Taylor, Charlie Dickenson, and Richard Stokinger who had seen plenty of action the previous year were well qualified to take over. Sumner had a very successful year winning eleven out of fifteen games. As usual Sumner entered the South Shore Tourna- ment in March, and this year hopes were high for a final victory which would bring the Sumner team to the Boston Garden as Class C entrants. The first BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Alumni 48 Sumner 22 E. Bridgewater 17 Sumner 42 E. Bridgewater 35 Sumner 39 Sharon 31 Sumner 32 Bridgewater 22 Sumner 37 Whitman 51 Sumner 54 Randolph 37 Sumner 24 Bridgewater 3 2 Sumner 37 Sharon 54 Sumner 23 opponent, Bridgewater, was tamed to the tune of 32-14. Sumner ' s next rival was Hanover, a highly publicized team that had won the South Shore champ- ionship and 46 consecutive games. Once again Sumner proved too strong and Hanover was eliminated 31-14. This victory brought the Sumner boys into the semi- finals with Orleans as the opponent. However, Sum- ner did not display its usual brand of basketball and all hopes of winning the Tournament and being invited to the Garden were quickly dashed. Sumner at the final whistle was on the short end of a 60-33 score. Canton 43 Sumner 54 Avon 27 Sumner 65 Canton 38 Sumner 47 Randolph 23 Sumner . 37 Avon 33 Sumner 48 Whitman 37 Sumner 36 “Y” TOURNAMENT Bridgewater 14 Sumner 32 Hanover 19 Sumner 31 Orleans 60 Sumner 33 23

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THE ECHO 19 4 7 FIRST ROW: E. Benvie, K. Richardson. A. Bettencourt SECOND ROW: C. Dickinson. R. Taylor, E. Cote, J. Calway, R. Balch. THIRD ROW: E. Carlson. C. Bowley, R. Murphy, E. Anderson. D. O ' Connor, Mr. Gar- land Neal. Coach. FIRST ROW: R. Taylor. E. Cote. J. Calway. SECOND ROW: Mr. Garland Neal, Coach; C. Dickinson. R. Murphy, R. Balch, E. Anderson. 25