Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Hockey On November 22, a bleary eyed group of hockey players had their first practice at the Skating Club at 6:00 A.M. after the Football Dance. After four more Sunday morning practices, the Team left for The Northwood Invitation Hockey Tournament at Lake Placid, N. Y. The Milton pucksters won their first game, defeating Mt. Hermon 4-3. Iohn Wylde collected the first goal of the season, and one dollar, on a pass from Dick Reilly. In the second game, the Team was over- powered by a strong Taft six, 7-3. Tony Bradley netted two goals and assisted on one. Playing Choate in the consolation round, the Team lost in a sudden death overtime, 4-3. Captain Hugh Marlow and Dick Reilly scored the first two goals. De- fenseman Toby Baker scored his first goal of the season. The high scorers for Milton were Hugh Marlow, with five points, and Bradley and Reilly with three each. After Lake Placid, the Team opened the home season by beating Browne and Nich- ols, 6-2, for the first League victory. Hugh Marlow was high scorer with two goals and an assist. Frank Davis and Tom Thur- mond each scored for the O8zB. After a week of no ice, Milton defeated St. Marks 2-1, at the Lynn Arena. Bradley and Reilly each put in a goal. On the following Wednesday, Brooks fell prey to an aggressive Milton six, losing 3-2. The Marlow brothers did the bulk of the scoring, each getting a goal. john Wylde scored the winning goal in the third period. Milton lost its next game to the League champion, Belmont Hill, 6-2, Tom Thur- mond and Hugh Marlow each got an un- assisted goal. The Team pulled into the winning col- umn again by defeating Middlesex 2-1 in a very tight game. Hugh Marlow scored the first goal, but Middlesex retaliated a minute later. Late in the third period, john Wylde got his second winning goal. Goalie Dave Sheehan tumed aside all but one of the twenty-seven shots. Playing Governor Dummer in the rain at Andover, the Team lost a very close game, 2-1, mainly due to inability to scdre on set-ups. Captain Hugh Marlow scored Milton's only goal on an assist from Brad- ley. K Returning to Lynn, the Team was over- powered by a strong Nobles six, 5-0. Shee- han again turned in a very creditable game with 24 saves. League leading scorer, Dick Flood, got four points. Playing on An- dover's rink in warm weather, Andover defeated the 081B in the last minutes of the game, 3-2. Frank Davis and Tony Mar- low tallied for Milton. For the first time in school history the Hockey Team traveled to West Point to playthe Plebes at the end of the season. Captain Hugh Marlow opened the scoring at the five minute mark with the first of his three goals. The Plebes retaliated four minutes later and the game was deadlocked until half way through the second period, when the Plebes scored on a screen shot. Marlow's second unassisted goal tied it up again. At 8:28 of the third period, Marlow scored his third goal. Milton then played defensive hockey, but with less than ten seconds to play the Plebes tied it up. At 2:10 of a sudden death overtime period, the Soldiers scored the deciding goal to win, 4-3. Although the Team's record was not out- standing, there are many phases of the season that will be long remembered. The Team is greatly indebted to coaches Rob- erts and Morrison for their spirit and in- struction. And we wish to express our thanks to Mr. Stokinger for all the work that he did for us. We should also like to thank all those on the Artificial Rink Committee for giving so unsparingly of their time to make that project possible. V Best of luck to Captain-elect Tom Thur- mond and the rest of his Squad next year.

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HOCKEY TEAM Mr. Morrison, Mgr. Villard, Reilly, Hallett, Sherbrooke, Marlow, G., Mr. Roberts Wylde, Bradley, Thurmond, Capt. Marlow, H., Sheehan, Davis, Baker Name Position Goals Marlow, H. CCapt. J Reilly Line . 11 Line . 3 Bradley Line . 3 Thurmond Line . 4 Davis Line . 3 Marlow, G. Line 2 Wylde Line . 4 Baker Defenseman . 1 Hallett Defenseman . 0 Sherbrooke Defensemun . O Durant Line . . 0 Albright Line O 31 HOCKEY TEAlNl RECORD Gomes Milton Opponent Games Mt. Hermon . 4 3 Belmont Hill Taft l . 3 7 Middlesex Choilte . , , 3 4 Gov. Dummer Browne and Nichols . 6 2 Nobles - St. Mark's . . 2 1 Andover - Brooks . . 3 2 P19595 - 60 Assists Points Penalties 1 6 7 9 0 8 1 8 1 1 6 2 3 0 5 1 2 5 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 58 8 1 Milton Opponent 2 6 2 1 1 2 0 5 2 3 3 4 'S or 'Ili 31

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. 3 i McSweeney . Ward . . North . Perry . . Randall . BASKETBALL TEAM Mgr. Lewis, Schwarz, F., Farnham, Randall, Mr. Davis Ward, McSweeney, Capt. Ticknor, Perry, North Ticknor f Capt. I . Farnham . F. Schwarz . M. Schwarz . Rossiter . Robertson . Fitzgibbons . 1 Field Goals 'Milton 51:79 'Milton 61:53 'Milton 44:44 'Milton 70:43 'Milton 57:66 0 League Games. Belmont Hill Brooks Middlesex St. Mark's Nobles -1 BASKETBALL STATISTICS FG1 FTA? 91 85 64 27 55 55 32 48 27 35 15 22 10 28 8 10 5 5 3 0 . . 2 0 . 0 1 Free Throws Attempted 36:51 Milton 35:44 Milton 36:43 Milton 47 :39 Milton 59:48 Milton 62 FT F3 55 33 52 41 20 20 25 28 16 26 11 40 13 14 5 16 2 6 0 2 2 0 3 1 3 Fouls Committed Tabor Pomfret Gov. Dummer Milton High St. GCOI'gt2,S Pts. 237 180 130 89 70 41 33 21 12 6 4 3 55 44 59 54 48