Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD MASSACHUSETTS The followrng Wednes day we made the long trrp to the Arena and trounced Gov rnor Dummer fl 0 vs th Chnlds bullet lxke shot ac countmg for tvuo of our goals and john Amory for the oth er two wrth assxsts gonng to Chnlds Mansur and Wells Two days later the team if' ' made the long avuarted tr1p to Hebron Marne and lost xn a hard fought game 6 5 to 1 Hebron School It was the fastest game of the year and also the coldest wnth the mercury hovermg around ze o The game was played nn a real but covered r1nL was so well played that no one mmded too much It was a lot of fun maknng the trnp and 1ts to be hoped that xt can be done agarn next year After a layoff of over a week wnth no sltatxng the team rnvaded Phxlllps Andover and recelved a 7 3 beatlng The game was well played on the new Andover rxnlt but the lack of practlce plus the greater experrence of the An dover team vxas too much for the Mxddlesex sextet It rs to be noted that Pat Pratt a Mrddlesex graduate now takxng a Post Graduate course at Andover was play mg a much nmproved game on the home teams second me Four days later the team traveled to the Arena and walloped a completely out classed Browne and Nlchols tcam 60 Ronnre Farns worth vsas hlgh scorer vuth five polnts mcludlng a goal and four assists John Amory and Prerre Bourqurn each tallned once vxhlle Spud Man Sur pulled the hat truck As slsts also vscnt to Albxe Wells and ohn Amory I S I e - fi ' ' . Y V U V y . . . V, ,i 1 , ' . 5 V' , . A , N Lv K , L V ' ' . - 1- R , A I . f as , , - I 'f ' - 7 - 4 Y . 7 ' ' I Y - h r . Y , . W . Z shy by twenty feet of the regulatnon Srze. Even though we lost the game it V 1 . A . . . , . Y . l . -4 , 7- V I V . . 7 I Y 7 . . . 7 l' . Y ' - r r ' 7 1 1' X . y . . 7 Y . . ,X . Y . X 5 4 - - . , 1 0 'age .Keren -'l'flIlH'

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MIIJIDIISLX Sc HOOL CONQORD MASSACHUSETTS 'Wk 'V lander regrstered our lone goal There rs lrttle to be sard for the team as the game was slopprly played by both sldes The next Wednesday the team reshuffled after Saturday s loss agarn traveled to the Arena and seemmgly unable to snap out of therr scormg slump could only gam 1 t1e mth Brooks l l Frrtz Kussm regrstermg our lone goal assisted by Lavx ton Lamb Kramer played an exceptronal game ln the Brooks net as he turned asxde twenty five out of twenty srx shots The followxng Saturday the team played host to St George s and before rn apprecratxve Dance Week end audience crushed the ineffectual vrsrtors from Rhode Island 4 7 The team showed a great deal of rmprovement 1n rackmg up therr second wm The goals were scored by Chrlds Bourquxn and Amory 2 wrth asslsts gorng to Mansur Farnsworth and Hollander In undoubtedly the best game to date the Mrddlesex team lost 3 7 to a hlghly touted Noble and Greenough sextet at the Arena Although the game was hard fought all the way and with a break ln our dlrectxon mlght have been pulled out only Mansur and Wells were able to dent the nets but rn spnte of the loss the team showed tremendous rmprovement wlth Angle Wells play mg a mce game rn the goal for us The Blg Red picked up their vunnmg vsays by beatlng an undermanned St Sebastran s team the following Saturday 4 0 The team scored three quxck goals IH the first perxod and hung on for the rest of the game wxhnch finally lapsed rnto a shlnny match Angle agarn played a good game nn the nets for us Our goals were stored by Amory C77 Well and Buehler vuth asslsts by Mansur C79 and Bourquln Pate Serenlm lbree .W Y a,,,5,: ' ., - g 537725 2 ' Q' I0 I H A , K. L , l Y . . 7 , . s 3 7 7 a ' 2 ' ' , 7 v C 7 . - , , . 2 ' e 7 ' 9 1 9 7 v ' V Y . . . . . l 1 V . ' ' s 4 y - - .. - H .. - ,, . . . . . 1 ' 1 7 1 7 A - , . . I v, ' ' f ' r 1 9 4 ' I 7 1 r 7 Y ' C 7. G ' 1 - w J v c - ,

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MIDIJLhSl x ScHo0L CONQORD MASSACHUSETTS The follow mg Wednesday the team vxsxted the Arena for the last trme and playrng vuthout two of thexr first lme members txed St Mark s 7 2 The Splflf of the team was vsonderful m overcommg the hrghly favored St Mark s team that had held Belmont Hlll to only four goals and everyone on the team rates a good hand specral mentron should go to George Buehler who played an ex cellent game rn splte of a badly brursed hrp and also to Ang1e Wells who made several sclntlllatmg saves rn our net Our goals were scored by Buehler on a nxfty backhand and by Pxerre Bourqurn after a dazzlmg dlsplay of strck handlmg rn whrch he solrt the defense and scored from about hfteen feet out '-- -:zz go Thrs game was a pleasant note to end the season on and the record of 5 5 2 whrle not one of the best tn the hrstory of the school certalnly IS not the worst It was hard for the team to equal the drsplay of povs er put on by last year s team but the spxrtt throughout was good more espeually over the last five or sux games It ns to be hoped that the definrte rmprovement shown over the last few games bodes well for next year s sextet Mr Cutler deserves a great deal of crednt for hrs yob of coachmg hrs hrst Mrddlesex team the members of which wrsh hnm the best of luck rn the comxng years At a meetmg of the M A A the following were awarded letters Captam Spud Mansur George Buehler Monty Chrlds Rxck Kcnney Captain elect Al ble Wells Prerre Bourquln Ted Hollander John Amory Fritz Kussxn Lawton Lamb and Morrre Phmney Page Ser e 111 hte