Hope High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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IEIIIY Zl'Hnni11e1I1 Gram The following compose the teznn : McGel1ea1't3y, 1. e., QM'gr.j Black. C. Sisson, l. t. Mznslm, q. lx. XV. Rallclall, 1. g., Tryon, 11 lo. Babcock and Freelnzln, C. Russ, r. 11. b. D. 13zn'1'y, 1'. g. C1lL'l1'C1l, 1. 11. b. Cressy, 1'. t. Day, 1'. e. Subs: Lyons, Lloyd, Laircl, Chaping C1'ELHS1l2ll.V, captain, MeGehe'uty Hlgl Games z Hope, 1907, vs. K4 LL L4 LC GC L4 GE Edgewood, Elmwoods, Classical Qd, Elmwoods, Moses Brow n .Beacon Hills, 26 Hope Opponents O 10 5 0 5 5 5 17 School, 15 0 0 0

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required to tell how they fill the positions. Loughran is a new man in the left U gardenfl but fills the place well, being very fast on his feet, and a promising batter. U Bill 7' Feely is again in center field, and is fielding his position well, with a marked improvement in batting. Tingley, who played 44 short last year, is filling right field well, and is batting up to his last year's form. Kilton and Welaster make good Hsubsf, both being Cf old handsw at the game. YV e have a strong delegation of players, and with proper support from the school, we should be able to win the pennant again. At the Brown in-door meet held February 6, 1905, in the Lyman Gymnasium, the Hope relay team beat Moses Brown School in a very close race. The team is as follows: H arkness, Allen, Sack, Seabury, QCapt.j Randall, QSub.j An inter-class track meet was held at Andrews Field, May eighth. This was a very close and exciting affair and the result was undecided till the last event. The Seniors secured 465 points, the Freshmen 435, the Sophomores 9, and the Juniors 0. There was a great deal of rivalry and some of the events were run in fast time. This is the first year that Hope has held an inter-class meet. The purpose was to bring out new material and it is to be hoped that the example will be followed in future y ears. WEARERS or THE HH. Harold P. Babcock Albert Harkness, Stephen McKenna, 7 Sam W McNaught, Richmond Seabury, Ernest Salisbury, ff Dan U Ross, lVilliam Nisbet, Arthur Budlong, Rhodes Budlong, Fred Budlong, VValter Kennedy, ff Joe Bliss, Williaiii Feely, ff Tom 'l Donahue, Henry Tingley, A. A. Sack, Jr., ff Teddy 3' Loughran, Arthur Champlin, Arthur Clark, Kirk Packard, Richard Allen, H Rex H Cocroft.

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Eazkvi - Zfiall There has been more enthusiasm aniong the girls in basket-ball this past year than in any of the preceding years. There have been three distinct teams, the Seniors, coached by Miss Ainey Eaton, the Juniors, by Miss Alice Hunt, and the Sophoinores, by Miss Hope Reynolds. The three teams have been interested in playing for aeup which was offered them by the teachers of the school. The Senior Team would like to express its gratitude to Miss Alice Hunt for all she has done for theni in the past year. ' SENIOR TEAM Hope Reynolds, center Qcaptj. Louise Godding, asst. goal thrower. Josephine T. Sackett, goal throvyer. Madge Morgan, guard. Mabel Franklin, guard. 27