Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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New Prep scored their lone tally. The Milton game, played on May 27, unfortunately proved to be a catastrophe as we went down to defeat, 15-4, Milton walloped thirteen hits, including three triples, off the services of Middlesex pitching, while only Childs, Green. and Rogerson could produce for the home team, as sixteen men went down swinging. A nightmare eighth inning, in which Milton sent thirteen men to the plate and scored nine runs, changed what had been a close game into a rout and shattered our hopes of upsetting our big rival. Onjune 3 the team traveled to Newport, R I to face a St George s outfit that had lost but one game all year We came close to giving them their second but finally suc cumbed by a 5 2 score despite fine pitching by ohnny Alles and good fielding Our batting still lacked punch Alles blow produced our first run in the seventh when Sr George s errored on the blow allowing ohnny to score Then inthe ninth we rallied for another tally but Perera s fly to left proved to be the final out Although defeated the team proved they were a ball club and left a good impression on which to end the season At a meeting of the lettermen Captain Rogerson Alles Pratt Green Romaine Hawks Perera Childs and Qprout and Manager Buttrick George Buehler was elected next year s captain l69l , . ., . , . ' v - , , , . , . . , 7 Y V E , . V . . , 'Vi 7 S S Y 5 ,, I X , - , i v . y ' -Lf 2' 4 i 'A 4 'N . ' 1 fi., - '- N .L, ,. - - .-, ' , ' ., . , ,mfg ' J., x,..,V 2 I I if , L LQ ' , ,t-. 1' '. A f f , . A , . I ' - ar. 1' a .4 - t- . ., I - .: , 1. -. , , .,-

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and allowed three runs but strutk out Clblll and held Groton to mne hrts as srx errors behrnd hrm drdn t help ohnny Alles returned to form on May 17 as he spun a masterful four hrtter to whrte wash Wayland Hugh 2 0 ohnny struck out eight and allow ed just two men to get as far as thrrd rn out prtchmg Fran Bowers rn an old fashroned prtcher s duel Our lone two runs came rn the fourth on a walk Green s slngle a passed ball and Captarn Rogerson s two out safe lrner whrch brought two men across the plate Romarne and Hammond were our other hrrters Maury beltrng a two bagger On the Dance Week end of May 20 the team won rts second strarg,ht encounter blastlng Browne and Nrchols 9 5 After a drsastrous Frrst rnnrnb rn whrch four Mrddlesek mrsplays and two Browne and Nrchols hrts produced four unearned runs for our vrsrtors we took over the attack and slowly wore away the lead Frnally rn the ergahth we rced the game wrth a four run uprxsrng whrch was hrgh lrghted by B1ll Hawks long trrple to left 'Ied Romarne also sparked the offense wrth two srngles and a double whrle Phrl Perert collected two one bagyjers Walloprng mne hrts for nrneteen total bases the team on May 74 routed a weak New Prep squad as we won our thrrd strarght contest 16 1 George Buehler led the attack w1th three hrts one a double whrle Pratt and Green also had two baggers Perert and Sprout had three base hrts and Johnny Alles hrt for the c1rcu1t wrth none on to head off the srxth Smrth Pratt But trrck and Alles drd the hurlrng allowrng only two hrts both OfVSlllLl1 came rn the first when l68l , V -- ., ' ' 44' ' ' ' 7 if 11:38 an , , , , , . . , , . Y 7 f,, , . , , - , X ' l , - , N , , , 7 f v . ' . ' '7 V ' , Y' f - 1 , V , 2 ' 7 , , , , , , , .. I r . - - y . ,-, ' 1 r - y , ' Y . 2 ' 1 - - , r ' , . V. . V1 . Y a s -q

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CREW 4-'nd PM Q lror1IRou Lord Winchester Saxe G Krumbhaar Roberts Second Rau L Brownell Estrada Lewis fCdPfdIPl, Cameron Almy TlamlRou Aitken Mamzgerj Lee Morley A Browne Brarnard D Wells Mr Locke After the usual pre season workout in the rowing room this year s crew hit the water two days after the Spring Vacation Competition for berths on the first three crews was stiff right from the start and the first two boats engaged in endless battles for the first position On April 23 Captain Lewrs Morley Cameron and Larry Brownell wlth Saxe at the helm the first crew of the moment lagged a quarter ofa length behind a graduate crew stroked by Pete Bullard On Saturday May 6 the first three crews raced Groton on out home course The third crew made a slow start and the powerful Groton four raising the stroke near the end shaded the Red oarsmen by a little more than a length The second crew consisting of Almy Bramard Estrada Brownell and Winchester from bow to stern led their opponents all the way crossing the fimsh line half a length ahead The first boat Gus Browne Cameron Morley Lewis and Sake jumped Groton at the start but lost their lead at the end of the low er cut The Groton first boat fought to a thrrllrng victory by a deck length The Groton crews looked de ceptively rough but actually packed lots of power The times boosted by a strong tailvsrnd were third crews Groton 2 47 8 Middle 41101 J I t ' ' ' si Vt 1 Q f W f ' N '-N44 w. W ' .1 ' 1 N., 4 he .f -in -, , wt, . . , , Q., r i V .Q Vw ,w ,- Y ' . G N . , if . . ar ' 3 . I his . ,. ' 3 if-, N f Q A y 3 N x a - X . F M B ' ' it I I A..-wr ff rf, .. , . , , . , . l , v , , - ' f , , , - , ' , - , . . . , . ' 1 I Y . . . . . . Y . . . , . - 3 Y 7 5 3 7 7 I Y 7 ' . V . . 7 Y 5 - a 1 3 7 3 7 ' 3 Y 5 . I . . V a s - , 4 i ' . . . V. h . W V 7 . . . - , . , . . , ,