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

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The Abram Breeze CROSS COUNTRY Seated, fleft to rightj: N, Trenholm. W. Dunham, Morrell. Riggs. A. Thompson. R, Trenholm, G. Boyce. Standing: Mr. Graham, coachg Cory, manager. Absent: Sillanpaa. TRACK TEAM Seated. flefr to rightl: McLaughlin, Dunham, Morrell. Riggs, A. Thompson, R. Trenholm. G. Boyce. Standing: Mr. Graham, coachg Cory, manager. Absent: Sillanpaa. Page Thirty-One

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The Abram Breeze BUYS' ATHLETICS BASEBALL Last spring the boys, baseball team won all of their games in the Franklin County Small Schools League. That made Kingfield the league champions in baseball for two years in a row. The team was beaten by Jay in the first state playoff. Besides the boys in the picture above the following boys from the class of 1949 played: Howard Dunham and Eugene Wing. A number of the boys were out for track. The class of 1950 was represented by G. Boyce, Dun- ham, McLaughlin, Morrell, Riggs, and A. Thompson, the class of 1951 by Sillanpaag the class of 1952 by R. Trenholm. Last fall, soon after the beginning of school, Mr. Graham called together all boys who were going out for either cross country or baseball. They began running to get in condition. The boys running for cross country were G. Boyce, W. Dunham, Morrell, Riggs, and A. Thomp- son for Seniors, Sillanpaa for Juniorsg R. Tren- holm for Sophomoresg N. Trenholm for Fresh- men. Paul Cory '52 was manager. TRACK On October 14 the boys ran in a dual meet with Strong. On October 21 they ran in the County Cross Country Meet held here in King- field. New Sharon, Phillips and Strong sent teams to compete with ours. By taking first and second, respectively, Russell and Richard helped us to win the meet. On October Z8 in Lewiston our boys won over the Bates Fresh- man. The State Meet was held in Orono on October 31. Kingfield placed in this meet ahead of some much larger schools. This year, as he did last year, Russell finished second in a field of 104 starters. Because of this he was invited to run in the New England Meet in Connecticut. We were sorry that he did not feel able to go. Page Thirty

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The Abram Breeze BASKETBALL The 1949-50 basketball season opened late in November. The season proved to be a mediocre affair when injury dealt blows to the squad. The team again participated in the North Franklin League, and gained a tie for second. The team dropped three games on their home court, two of these going into overtime periods. Highlights of the season was the improved play of Ed Vose, Robert Niemi and Jim Mc- Laughlin. Summary of the games played by the Varsity Jan. Swfliingfield 31 Stratton 38 jan. 10X9fKingfield 34 Phillips? 38 Jan. 133Q'5Kingf1eld 38 Rangeleyx 40 Jan. 17?lf'kKingfield 65 New Sharon 34 Jan. 20MFKingfield 33 Strong 28 Jan. 21 Kingfield 28 Williams 74 Jan. 24MKingfielcl 31 Stratton 38 Jan. 27 O'5Kingfield 34 Phillips 28 Jan. 319p'5Kingfield 31 Rangeley 39 Feb 3PWKingfield 65 New Sharon 34 Feb 14 Kingfield 34 Kents Hill 75 follows. jpkindicates league games. Nov. Dec. 29 Kingfield 40 1 Kingfielcl 27 North Anson at F.s.T.c., j.v. Dec. 6 Kingfield 47 at North Anson Dec. 9 Kingfield 39 at Wilton? Dec. 17 Kingfield 28 Williams Dec. 29 Kingneld 24 Town Team Jan. 39F'iKingfield 38 Strong FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT Feb. 8 Kingfield 72 New Sharon 34 Feb. 10 Kingfield 26 Phillips 47 Feb. 11 Kingfield 75 Stratton 30 STATE CLASS S PLAYOFF Feb. 15 Kingfleld 38 Kezar Falls 77 vflndicates overtime. Page Thirty-Two