Milford High School - Oak Lily and Ivy Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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OAK, LILY AND IVY. i ' y Needham’s score was made on a safety by G. Grayson in the last two minutes of play. Robinson made some pretty passes and Hilton made a 40-yard run Newcomb was given his first experience in the position of quarterback and ran the team well. The team, as a whole, put up a good game of ball. The lineup: NEEDHAM HIGH. Dernie le Richwagon It Wright lg Quinlan c Childs rg Blades rt Dawson re G. Stanwood qb R. Stanwood lhb Woodward rhb Crossman fb MILFORD HIGH. re Howard rt Fales rg E. Grayson c Coombs lg Lang It Crockett le G. Grayson qb N ewcomb rhb Hilton lhb Duggan fb Robinson Safety, G. Grayson. Referee, F. G. Adams. Empire, Batista Vitalini. Timers, George Grayson, Milford; Charles Wood, Needham- Linesmen, J. f. Sullivan, Milford; Edward March, Needham. Time, 8-minute periods. On Oct. 4 the team travelled to a place in Rhode Island called Pawtucket and came home singing “We have met the enemy and they are ours.” The tune was 6-0. The school hopes that future tunes will always resemble this. The teams were evenly matched as the results of the game easily showed. Milford scored its touchdown in the last half when Lang secured an onside kick on the ten-yard line and firmly planted the pigskin between Pawtucket’s goal posts. The team played a great game and showed their steady drilling. The lineup :— MILFORD HIGH DeCiccio, Howard, re McCue rt Fales, Lang, rg Coombs c J. Duggan lg Crockett It Grayson le Newcomb 2b E. Duggan, Howard lhb Hilton rhb Robinson fb PAWTUCKET HIGH le Donnelly It Thayer lg Wilson c Brown rg Lowry rt Simmonds re J. Henderson 2 b Howson rhb Makant lhb Delpapa fb Gatchel Touchdown, Lang. Goal from touchdown, Lang. Referee, Smith. Umpire, Jenney. Field Judge, MacGregor- Linesmen, Simonds and Jennings. Time, 8 minute quarters. The squad entered Westboro Oct. 7 and defeated that team 12-0. Wet and uneven grounds may have been the cause of slowing up our team, nevertheless no one died from joy over the result- The lineup: MILFORD HIGH WESTBORO HIGH Grayson le Crockett It Lang lg Coombs c Duggan rg McCue rt DeCiccio, Newcomb re re Whitney rt Hogan rg Pollard c Waldron lg R- Robinson It N. Trask le Jones

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OAK, LILY AND IVY. pion school of the league. The colors for the league are green and gold and the pennant is to be inscribed in the following manner: Midland Interscholastic League Football Championship 1911 Won by -High School. A cup was also offered by The Evenings News on the conditions that it shall rest at the close of the year in the building of the champion team until the subse¬ quent season and that the cup is to become the property of the school winning it three times. The following is the schedule of.the league games: Framingham vs. Marlboro at Framingham.Oct. 4- Milford vs. Westboro at Westboro.Oct. 7. Natick vs. Hudson at Hudson.Oct. 7. Framingham vs. Milford at Milford.Oct. 12. Hudson vs. Marlboro at Marlboro.Oct. 12. Milford vs. Natick at Natick.Oct. 14. Marlboro vs. Westboro at Westboro.Oct. 14. Natick vs- Westboro at Natick.Oct. 18. Hudson vs. Framingham at Hudson.Oct- 21. Marlboro vs. Milford at Marlboro.Oct. 21. Framingham vs. Marlboro at Marlboro.Oct. 28. Westboro vs, Hudson at Hudson.Oct. 28. Natick vs. Milford at Milford.Oct. 28. Framingham vs. Natick at Framingham.Nov. 1. Milford vs. Westboro at Milford.Nov. 1. Framingham vs- Westboro at Westboro.Nov. 4- Marlboro vs. Natick at Marlboro.Nov. 4. Hudson vs. Milford at Hudson.Nov. 4. Natick vs. Westb oro at Westboro.Nov. 8. Marlboro vs. Milford at Milford.Nov. 11. Framingham vs. Westboro at Framingham.Nov. 11. Marlboro vs. Westboro at Marlboro.Nov. 15. Framingham vs. Hudson at Framingham.Nov- 18. Marlboro vs- Natick at Natick. Nov. 18. Hudson vs. Westboro at Westboro.Nov. 22. Framingham vs. Milford at Framingham.Nov. 22. Framingham vs. Natick at Natick.Nov. 25. Hudson vs. Marlboro at Hudson.Nov. 30. Each principal has the privilege of handing in the name of one man who will act as referee and who will receive not over $5 for his services in championship games. Robert W. Lamb of the Milford Daily Journal was the selection of our principal, Dr. Derry. From this list the Secretary of the League will ap- . point a referee for each game, but he must not be a resident of the home towns of the contesting teams. Furthermore the referee’s expenses are to be paid by the school of the town in which the contest occurs- Other officials will be chosen by the contestants. It was also voted that whenever the principal or teacher of the visiting eleven is not present, a certified list of players should be sent before the game to the principal of the school with whom the contest is to be played. Sept. 30 our team journeyed to Needham and after a hard uphill fight lost by the score of 2 - 0 - This score however is considered very good by us and even by the coach because it was our first game against a heavier and veteran team.

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r 4 OAK, LILY AND IVY Newcomb, Carey 2b 2b Boland Howard lhb rhb W. Trank, B. Robinson Hilton rhb lhb Ford Robinson fb fb Haskell Touchdowns, Crockett, Grayson- Goals from touchdowns, Lang 2. Referee, George Delaney. Umpire, Raymond Dunphy. Field Judge, Michael O’Brien. Timers, John Riley and George F- Grayson. Head linesman, T. O’Brien. Lines¬ men, William Maloney and William Halloran. Time, 9-minute quarters. At¬ tendance, 300. The doughty warriors of Framingham met our braves here Columbus Day and were defeated 34-6. The visitors secured their touchdown by a blocked onside kick which went bad. G. Grayson was the star. The lineup: MILFORD HIGH G. Grayson le Crockett, Fales It J. Duggan, Fales lg Coombs c Lang, E. Grayson rg McCue rt Dion, De Newcomb. FRAMINGHAM HIGH re Foster rt Gallagher rg Blanhied c Higgins lg Towne It Shea, Bradway Ciccio, Newcomb re le Carey 2b 2b Hueston, Sallivan McLoughlin Howard lhb Hilton rhb Robinson fb Touchdowns, Gallagher, touchdowns, Lang 4, Reed. rhb C. Halloran lhb Reed fb Gowell, Bradway G. Grayson 3, Robinson, Howard 2. Goals from Goals missed, Lang, Newcomb. Umpire, R. Lamb. Referee, Everett. Field Judge, Vitalini. Linesmen, Moloney, Robbins. Timers, Halloran, Sweeney. Time, four 8-minute periods. ■+ ■ - In past years the Oak, Lily and Ivy has been accustomed to interchange copies with other schools and as the result of this practice a deluge of magazines from all over the country has broken upon us each month. The journals have been placed in the school library to give the pupils the privilege of reading them during spare time- It seems that they have a habit of looking for the jokes only and omitting the stories and editorials. However, we are persuaded that the pupils of the Milford high school are not unparalleled in their attitude toward such magazines, a fact which tends to make us believe that school