Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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NIIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASS CRE Front Row: E. Ward, Wade, W. Clark, Speed, Wright, Middle Row: Parsons, Terry. Capt. Pngelow, Truesdale, Hartwell. Back Row: Manager Selfridge, Pratt, Seymour. l.und. Bird, Fmourquin. Mr. Locke. Page Furry -eiqhl

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MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASS. Hill was pretty much the same as the first, the team getting four runs in the third inning, four in the fourth and five more in the sixth while Belmont was able to scrape up five, giving us a l3-5 victory. Making the all day trip to Newport and back, the team was defeated by a strong St. George's team 10-3. St. George's repeatedly scored by dropping short flies over an infield already weakened by injury, and while at bat,'we were un- able to hit with men on the bases. The game was a clean-cut victory for St. George's, their first since 1935. Excluding the disappointment of the St. George's game. the season was a successful one, with a record of nine wins and three losses. What success the team did have is due to the leadership and pitching of Captain Clay, under th: guidance of Coaches Raymond and Farnsworth, At a meeting of the letter- men, Captain Clay, Winsor, Ellis, Howard, Thorne, Mead, Reynolds, Bacon, Childs, Hallowell, Huidekoper, and Emmons, Childs was elected captain for next year. SUMMARY Middlesex 5 St. Mark's 3 Groton 2 Middlesex l Middlesex l 2 Nobles 0 Trade 7 Middlesex 3 Middlesex 21 Belmont Hill 2 Middlesex 7 St. Mark's 6 Middlesex 12 Groton 6 Middlesex 5 Concord 4 Middlesex 6 Browne and Nichols 5 Middlesex 1 l Milton O Middlesex 13 Belmont Hill 5 St. George's 10 Middlesex 3 Page Forty-seven

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MIDDLESEX SCHooL CoNc:oRD, MASS The pond being free of ice at the end of the Easter vacation, the crews were able to leave the machines and to begin rowing on the water as soon as the school returned. After a few days, it was quite obvious that the first crew would consist of Terry, bow: Hartwell, No. 2: Truesdale, No. 3: Bigelow, stroke: and W. Clark as cox. This combination clicked from the start and remained intact throughout the season. The second and third crews were in great competition and exchanged members frequently right up until the last week in April when they were finally settled-the second crew composed of Seymour, bow: Johnson, No. 2: Parsons, No. 3: Bird, stroke: and Pratt, cox: the third crew with Speed at bow: Lund, No. 2: J. Bisbee, No. 3: Wade, stroke: and Bourquin, cox. On May sixth the first and second crews journeyed to Dedham for the annual race with Noble and Greenough School. The race was a short half-mile course on the Charles River, upstream from the school, for the regular course downstream could not be used because of high water. The Page FOFILJ-1717