Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

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bw 1 NORTH FRANKLIN CHAMPIONS, 419295 Back Row, left to right: Mr. Page, Coachg Moore, subg Bearce,cfg Taylor, 2bg Strickland, Front row: Safford,subg Holloway, sub Middle 1'oW:Kennedy,pg Thompson,3b and 1-Eg Witham, Capt.cg Davidson,1f3 Atwood, ss lbg Pl'iIl. Kitchin Ai

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26 THE R southern division of the county, which was against Iay. On account of not Finishing our schedule on time, it was decided to play one game on the Strong High School field in- stead of three. The game was very close and exciting but Iay took the lead in the last inning and won 15 to 11, also winning the championship of the County. The following is the box score: lily ab r bh po a e I-Iarlow, 3b, p 6 I 4 3 2 0 Foster, lb 6 Z 2 3 2 0 Bryant, cf 4 1 1 0 0 0 Ridley, 9 6 2 2 16 3 1 Filteau, Zb 6 l 2 4 2 0 Moshier, If 6 3 4 1 0 1 Ditala, ss 6 3 1 0 1 0 Dorien, rf 6 1 1 0 0 0 Scott, p 5 1 0 0 0 1 ' 3 0 0 0 0 0 E Totals 54 15 17 Z7 10 3 Kinghelcl ab r hh po a Q Witham, cf 5 3 5 O 0 0 Thompson, 3b 4 2 1 1 1 1 Kennedy, p 5 - 2 2 0 3 U Foster, C 4 2 1 12 2 0 Taylor, Zb 4 U 0 1 2 2 Strickland, lb 5 1 0 10 1 1 Bearce, If 3 U 0 2 0 0 Atwood, ss 4 l 1 0 Z 0 Davidson, rf 4 U O 1 0 .0 Totals 38 11 10 27 11 4 Through the eiforts of Mr. Leavitt, Mr. Foster and several other men in town, enough nioney was secured to give the base- ball boys a banquet. The Saturday evening after graduation we all went to Strong Hotel and enjioyed'a Hne feed. The baseball boys wish to take this opportunity to thank the citizensof 'the town who contributed so willingly' to this sum of money. Although we lost Kennedy, the veteran pitcher, and Foster, the catcher, the prospects E C O R D for this season are fairly good, for we have seven letter men remaining from last year's team. We have played two ifgames thus far this spring, the hrst with Strong on April 26, in which we were defeated, 14 to 4. We had received very little practice before this game and the pitching ability of Kennedy was greatly missed. The second game was played on May 3, with Phillips in which we won, 8 to 6. Thompson pitching his hrst game of baseball, struck out 15 batsmen and had perfect control. BASKET-BALL K. H. S. lost three letter men from the basket-ball team by graduation in the spring of 1929. Three new players had to be de- veloped to fill these vacancies. We had a very small fund in the treasury to pay for the much needed practice, but we practiced all we could and won a fair percentage of our games. After We had played eight games, we had lost nearly sixty dollars, and the school did not have money enough so that we could finish the season, but the Iunior, Sopho- more, and Freshmen classes voted to pay any deficit that was made, and we hnishcd our schedule. There was a great deal of enthusiasm Formed in the school over the interclass games. Two of the Iunior players could not play on account of sickness, but the Iuniors won with a fairly large score. The following are the scores of the games that were in the league: K. H. S. Opp. Rangeley vs K. H. S. 7 26 Phillips vs K. H. S. 38 15 Rangeley vs K. H. S. 23 32 Phillips vs K. H. S. 37 14 Stratton vs K. H. S. 15 18 Strong vs K. H. S. 28 19 Stratton vs K. H. S. 17 23 Strong vs K. H. S. 20 45 Total Points M -TE

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l K 28 THE RECORD The following is the box score of the last home game: Seniors Iuniors Soph. Fresh. 100 yd. Z 7M 0 3 220 yd. 2 8 0 1 Half mile 2 4 5 0 Shot put 1 10 0 0 40 yd. 4M 0 IZ 5 Standing broad 5 Z 0 4 Baseball throw 5 2 1 3 High jump, girls 114 3 In 5 70 yd. 1 0 3 7 Pole 0 10 l 0 440 5 6 0 0 Discus 2 9 0 0 Basket-ball throw 5 3 0 3 Shot put, 8'll3 5 2 1 3 High jump, hoys 5 M V4 5 K. H. S. T'1P'ts Strong H. S. Til P'ts Witham, lf 9 Norris, rf 7 Bearce, rf 10 Ayotte, lf 3 Gordon, c 5 S. Whiting, c 6 Thompson, rg 4 Bubier, rg 0 Atwood, lg 0 Beal, lg 1 - Lake, lf 2 28 Hunter, lf 0 19 The following are the scores of the games not in the league: K. H. S. Opp. Anson Academy vs K.H.S. 21 33 Anson Academy vs K. H. S. 6 30 Norridgewock H. S. vs K. H. S. 20 40 Total Points for Season Bearce, rf 79 Witham, lf 62 Gordon, c 23 Thompson, rg 9 Atwood, Ig 8 Berry, lf 4 TRACK Track is a new sport in Kingheld High School. Several of the boys were entered in the county track meet last spring and they won a few points. Last fall there seemed to be a great deal more enthusiasm over track and an inter- class track meet was held. The Iuniors again proved themselves superior to the other classes and Won, although the Seniors with the great help of the girls were not left far behind. The following are the results of the meet: 442 67M HM, 39 A dual track meet was held at Kingfield between New Sharon High School and Kingheld High School. The Kingheld boys took seven hrst places out of a possible ten and easily won, 60 to 30. Witham was high point man with 32 points and Bearce was second with 14 points. The results for the boys' events were: 100 YD. DASH CKJ Witham CKQ Corson C KD Berry 440 YD. DASH C KD Bearce CKJ Berry CN. sp Cox MILE RUN CN. SJ Stimson CN. S.j Veysey CKQ Strickland DISCUS CK? Bearce CN. SJ Cox CKD Atwood 220 YD. DASH C KD Witham CKD Corson CK, Berry 880 YD. DASH CKJ Taylor CN. sy Pearson CN. SJ Porter sHo'r PUT CN. SQ Pearson CKQ Witham C KD Bearce vous VAULT CKQ Witham C KJ Tufts CN. SQ Marshall