Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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B-4' ' v Qi BASKETBALL--Continued E57 W0 I Q won away from home. This game was of a mediocre sort, the score being at half time Q ,Q 7-5 in Wilbraham's favor. Then, as usual, the team came out at the beginning of the Q second half and did play a little basketball to win the tilt 18-14. Nevertheless it was Q our first victory away from home and the school realized it, as they were given a QF Roman Holiday on the afternoon after the victory, Wednesday. 'Log IG As the team had held the Deerfield team down pretty well, when they invaded the l Holmes Gymnasium, it was felt that they would bid fairer than the last two basket- Q, Q ball teams of the new school had done at Deerfield. Althouigh there was not much im- C 6 provement over the other bids, the team deserves a great eal of credit in putting up E13 I such a fight to a team that could easily win by a score of 54-20. Q With two men on the bench for studies and sickness, Monson stepped out of the QP Y Pre and High School rank and played the Monson Cardinals, a town team, who E3 IQ!!! took us into camp by a score of Z8-16. Another fine game was the second American International College game played at Qi Q the Monson Gym. The team showed that they had enough left for the second half as 'P Q51 they broke a dead lock at the half way mark of 16-16 to win by a score of 37-27. Q3 Last year the team had been beaten by Suffield School by a very small margin, so Q, this ear's team went out to aven e it. B ver ood laying the team beat them 30-19, Y g Y Y g CF 1 thus playing the last game ofthe season, as it prove to be on account of sickness. The W I6 game that was due to be played the next week in Suffield would have been a very Q close one, the winner unknown until the last whistle had been blown. It-QE The team was led in points by Syd. Carsley who scored 111 points. Next came lp 55.51 Cobb, who had been out a few games, with 55 points. These, with the other letter l ' P37 Q men went to make up the 235 points that the Monson team ran up against their Op- Q, U ponents 255. P 3 The entire sciuad is very grateful for the never-failing efforts of Mr. Conrad. Also IFE I6 they are thankfu to the parents who made the new uniforms possible. The letter men Q feel that a word of praise is due the men who came out to practice every day and thereby Qt 1 gave the opposition necessary for the formation of a strong team. Q QQ LETTERMEN f Q9 HAMILTON CARLSON, Captain, guard, center EVERT COBB, forward If-'El 3 NEWTON CARLSON, guard JOHN MARSHALL, forward EE 15111 SYDNEY PENDLETON, guard KIMBALL SHAW, forward, guard ' ul SIDNEY CARSLEY, center forward RUSSELL WATSON, JR., Manager Q5 QI Manson SCHEDULE Opponents Vp 16 28 Woodstock CConn.j Academy here 9 ln 9 Deerfield Academy here 35 Q, Q 27 Wilbraham Academy here 19 C 4 16 American International College Springfield Z6 EE I6 34 Stag'Doril1SprRgsdHigh School laereb h Qt 18 W' i ra am ' Q 20 Dderfiild'nAcad2rrfyY1y Deerfield 54 C 16 Monson Cardinals here Z8 E37 37 American International College here 27 Q Q 30 Suffield School , here 19 I QQ-5 ixilmeiil Sciliil C1 ixiffiliock Sigfiiifi oo toc ca em Q Monson Cardinals Y Monson cancelled Q5 ,ij Total, 235 Total, 255 IEE ta is PAGE FIST!-Five LCD I -4, A , ..,,V., ,AY A - -4' A -:vm -'tv' 'firm Y' 'S -'Y

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