Maine Maritime Academy - Tricks End Yearbook (Castine, ME)

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1965 SCHEDULE MMA 15 BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL CFRESHMEND 50 15 SOUTHERN MAINE VOCATIONAL 50 49 UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK 15 21 RICKER COLLEGE 40 15 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE 50 15 BELFAST HIGH SCHOOL CFRESHMEND 49 50 U. of NEW BRUNSWICK and HUSSON 15-85 52 COLBY, UMP, GORHAM, and ST. FRANCIS 34-67-75-120 15 SOUTHERN MAINE VOCATIONAL 50 21 BELFAST HIGH SCHOOL 39 19 HUSSON 44 23 MASS. MARITIME and UMP 78-39 STATE MEET Coach Earle and Co-Capt. Martin Co-Capt. Bob Clark in a fast finish 73

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Front Row Z to 1: MacLeod, Harrison, Anderson, Capt. Woodman, Teinsivu, Gaddis, Back Row: Carver, Greenleaf, Edgecomb, Haskell, McCarthy, Russell, and Coach Verge Forbes. TEAM RECORD MMA 92 THOMAS 88 FORT KENT 92 FORT KENT 67 FARMINGTON 92 WASH. STATE 68 RICKER COLLEGE 75 'BOSTON STATE 83 'HUSSON 99 THOMAS 79 U. of NEW BRUNSWICK 83 U. of NEW BRUNSWICK FARMINGTON RICKER 70 76 90 AROOSTOOK 100 AROOSTOOK 98 WASH. STATE Denotes Paul Bunyon Tourney The Maritime five finished the season with a 7-7 record in league play and were 0-2 in the Paul Bunyon Tourney. The four teams invited to play in the annual tourney were: Husson College, Boston State Teachers College, Bloomfield CN. 1.1 Teachers, and Maine Maritime Acad- emy. Although the Middies lost both games, the effort to Win against two superior teams was undying. Sophomore Capt. Carl Woodman led the team in the scoring department with an average of 21.1 points per game and a high average of .412 from the floor. The thirteen man squad consisted primarily of fresh- men, Woodman and junior John Mathieson being the only upperclassmen. The team was lacking in the height depart- ment, but not in speed and abilit . Considering the green', team Coach Forbes had to Wori, with he did a great job. We're sure that in the next couple of years, confidence and experience will bring MMA a Hne trophy. 75