Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Kemp, Faulkner, Harding, and Crocker against Belmont Hill Faulkner tackles I 1 Bingham, Cheever, and Noble charge St. Georges' passe MILTON Belmont Hill MILTON Middlesex MILTON St. Georges MILTON Gov. Dummer MILTON St. Mar-k's MILTON Groton MILTON Nobles MILTON OPPONENTS Bert Willianms Roger Sullivan Fred Faulkner QCapt.D Peter Hedblom SEASON? Running Score Gained L4 20 154 ' 14 131 5 35 224 2 0 59 K 0 196 I 24 215 1 28 234 1 8 181 4 24 218 2 20 220 1 20 265 2 12 186 I 58 516 A 6 78 2 165 1605 17 84 1068 25 LEADIN1 Kemp Defense against Nobles

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First Row: Minot, Weld, Coburn, Keyes, KCapt.2 Whelton, Bradlee, Holcombe. Second Ron Spalding, Hitzig, P., Chesebrough, Kennelly, Stone, Norris, Zamecnik, Withmgton, Mr Koeh ler. Third Row: Fuller, Wilder, Hitzig, W., Clark, A., Talbot, P., Armstrong, Potter This year the soccer team completed a very creditable season with a record of 4-2-2. Our first game was a see-saw battle with Belmont Hill, ending in a 3-3 deadlock in two overtimes. The game was well played on both sides, and served to make us lose most of our nervousness in later games. Our next opponent was Brooks whom we met on our own field. Milton started by shattering them with three goals in the first quarter, and continued by outplaying them for the rest of the game, scoring again in the fourth quarter. In the end, Clark had netted a hat trick and Bradlee had tallied once to make the final score ff-0. The next Saturday we journeyed to Marion to play Tabor on a very windy day with a bright sun. The team scored early in the game with a cross from Hitzig to Bradlee. Milton con- tinued to dominate the play for the remainder of the time, but let a freak goal slip in the last quarter to make the score 1-l. The following Wednesday we encountered a hard-fighting Browne and Nichols team, but superior passing ability led us to a 2-0 victory. Our first loss of the season was against the league champions-to-be, Governor Dummer. We played very well but came out on the short end of the 2-1 score. St. Marks was our strongest op- ponent, who, although the play was very even, capitalized on their three scoring chances while Milton was unable to score. Milton bounced back from defeat to finish the season by trouncing both St. Georges and Nobles. Against St. Georges, due to the good playing of Talbot, Coburn, Wilder, Clark and Hit- zig, and the protection of Fullbacks Keyes and Armstrong, we won a 2-O victory. In our last game of the season we ITICI Nobles in one of the first games which was not played in the rain. Whelton, as he had done the year before, scored two goals from wing, playing an outstanding game. Minot played an excellent game in the goal, making many good stops. After a good season this year we would like very much to thank Mr. Koehler for a great deal of hard work, and the graduating members of the team wish Laury Coburn and the six returning starters the best of luck next year.