Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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IIIULS w1th two 1ss1sts from Horween Alles lflel Amory lLCOLlflIC'Ll lor tl1e other two gods AlIl1K7L1gll9L1lfLfIllg 1 111tur1l letdow Il 1lter the st1lf Belmont 1,1111e tl1e te1m turned 111 1ere1l1t1ble performmee gett111g 111 Llfly leul wlueh w1s nexer eh1lle11ge11 Il 1ebru1ry ll t1e 11r1eo I1 s B1rtl11 1 weelsend tl1e te1m Slhflllllllg 10 1 1le1e1t 111 t1e hrst 1er1o1 wowet -1 6 to 1 xery f1st Nort1woo1 Sqlll 1ntl1e hrst perlod of tl1e a e Pl1e1d gune tl1e team w 1s un 1ble to t1lly 1g11nst tl1e season s toughest opponents Rogerson sanle our hrst god 1n tl1e seeond per1od 1nd Roma1ne and Amory each battled ln to seore 1n tl1e f1n.1l moments of tl1e gune M1ddlesex ilfl10L1gll eommg out on tl1e short end, pl1yed lf l11rd 1nd sn1ppy 1n one of tl1e season s best QIIUCS On 1'ebru1ry 15 t11e te 1111 ehnehed tl1e Pr1v1te Sehool Hoelfeey League erown Vlfll a 4 7 vletory over 911ntM.1rls s In tl1e 11st of tl1e Boston Arena games, M1ddleSextr.11led mto tl1e seeond penod 0 1 t11en turned on tl1e l1eat 111111 a barr 1ge nettmg tl1ree gods Roma1ne Roger son lI1kl1'1OI'VSLLI1 611.11 t1ll1ed seutthng our last rrwals wl1o were able to get only o11e more pornt In 1 post se1son game Groton met 3 1 defeat on tl1e1r home rxnle before 1 d1nCe weeleend erow el Although tl1e se1son and tr.11n1ng had ended ten days before tl1e Mrdellesex squad bounced ox er rough 1ee to a comforuble w1n Dave Rogerson seored IWICC and Roma1ne once gnmg us a 5 O lead t11at was nex er closely Challenged Groton s only pomt was racked up by a crazy bouneer that eluded Wells who otherw1se 11ad an extremely suecessful d1y Th1s was a fittmg end to an eveellent season 1n wluch tl1e team r1eleed up seven w1ns 1.g1lHS1f three losses and a t1e Lettermen Roma1ne Captam Rogerson Pratt Alles, Amory Taylor Horween Chrlds Browne Buehler Hopluns Wells 1111 Morley eleeted Qpud MIHSLII e1pt11r1 for 1951 11 1191 t ' .' A i t . 1 k' 1 .A- ,A . ,K .N , .A . ' K - . ' K , 1 t -.. 1 ' l .K 1 1k - '- 1. K- ... -i . ' O J' 1 ' . l ' .A ' l lry , ' 1 ,Y Y an ' 1 -11' ' l'-T I 1 l' ad. 'AI 'A '1.'li' 1' 1 . ' '1, 1 ' 1 L 1' . ' 'f ', A ' . '. ' i 2 . .Zz ' ' ' 1 V 1 1 . z ' J '. 1 . '. L y K -' - 1 'R , A -,, . - 1 -' , -.. ' ,al ' 'a ' 1' ' 1 ' 7 ' .- 1' ' - i . , . I , f 2 ' . 2,- .A ' , k .2 '11 K ' k In S ' V fx rv' 'y V In af A 1 A . L 1. ' '. N ' ,- ' f n ' ' ', 1 1 - , , . 1, ' . A - 5 ,L , ' ' , Q-, 1' 1 r - I -1- V 1 Av +11 '11 K I A A- A ' 1 t 'z 1' , .:.,..' P ' ' , , 1- ., J 1 1- 11. P 1 , 1 ' 'Es X' I NX 9 . X . 'x

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BASKETBALL Front Rau Anderson Dursthoff R Green .I Green CCapta1n McChord Sprout Ward Se'ror1u'Rnu Hutter Mr Huckrns Shrlver Goodnow Hammond Mr Qurrk Hamrlton The basketball team reported for practrce early IH December with a great deal of enthusxasm and spxrrt Three returnmg lettermen Captam rm Green Dick Shriver and Bob Green formed the nucleus of the team They were well supported by newcomers Drck Anderson Blll Sprout Ken Huggms Len Dursthoff jack McChord Maury Hammond B1ll Goodnow and ay Ward Coaches u1rk and Huckms rnrtrated a new offense employmg a fire house type quick break They also changed the defensrve pattern from the 1 3 1 zone to the man to man In the first game less than a week after the Chnstmas vacatron the team lost to a taller and more experlenced St Sebastian s five 49 32 Bob Green however showed the scormg potentlalltles that were to enable hrm to set many scorrng records durmg the year The next Saturday we traveled to Mrlton to play a flashy well co ordmated team sparked by Conzelman and Osgood therr tall center Inabrlrty to take advantage of our sconng opportunrtles helped brlng about our 55 29 defeat Bob Green was agam hrgh wnth 11 markers Onjanuary 18 playmg at home we lost the first of a serxes of very close games to St Mark s 36 34 Going lnto the last quarter we were tralllng 26 20 but suddenly caught fire and ned the game 37 37 But we couldn t score the wmnrng ponnts before the horn blew 4I60l 1 N ff ix' F ,. 'D ,- - v u - 1 - a 1 u - - v - s 1 a r - 1 - - , 1 , v ' ' a 1 v 1 s s J - Q 7 . . , . ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 Y . . 1 , . a 1 , . . . . ' 1 - '- - ' 1 . , . . .