Samuel D Hanson School - Crescent Yearbook (Buxton, ME)

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26 'Ciba Crescent .lil 212, S659 69' T H L E T I C S QS S F '+i' 934'- r 35 BASEBALL green team, with no players of experi- - Last year Buxton had a very good baseball team. But this year prospects are not so bright, having lost our battery. However, among the many boys who entered this year, some first class material is sure to be found. Dunn, Davis, Har- mon, Cole and Greene will be strong con- tenders for a berth on the team. With six regulars remaining from last year's team. Captain Waterman will have the nucleus around which to build a strong team. After vacation, we will come out strong for practice. The following sched- ule has been arranged: April 19-Standish at Buxton, pending. April 23-Buxton at Yarmouth, pending. April 28-Buxton at Cape Elizabeth. May 1-Yarmouth at Buxton, pending. May 8-Buxton at Limington. May 14--Windham at Buxton. May 19-Buxton at Standish, pending. May 22-Buxton at Hollis, pending. May 26-Limington at Buxton. May 29-Cape Elizabeth at Buxton. June 4-Buxton at Windham. June 9-Hollis at Buxton, pending. BASKETBALL Buxton was represented by a boys' basketball team this year for the first time in its history. Being an entirely ence, it was expected that nothing more than a start could be made. We played a schedule of eight games, the results of which follow. To be sure, we won few games and continually took decisive beat- ings at the hands of our much stronger and experienced opponents, however, we are confident that we made a good start and are none the less discouraged. Our team has had excellent support from the student body and townspeople. With this same loyal backing and fine experienced players, we hope to have a fine team another year. Saturday evening, December 12, the boys of Buxton High took their Hivvers and motored to Scarboro. For our first game of the season the roads were mud- dy, and after half a dozen blow-outs, we arrived there. Scarboro, with an ex- perienced and much heavier team, com- pletely out-played us. But we learned a lot of basketball and never took such a decisive beating again during the season. SUM MARY Boxi-oN P. F. Scmmono P. F. Dun, lf, 2 1 C. Harmon, rf, 40 0 Waterman, rf, 4 0 E. Harmon, lf, 8 0 Hill, c, 0 0 York, c, 22 0 Townsend, lg, 0 0 Woodward, rf, 0 1 Sargent, rg, 2 1 Ward, lg, 2 1 Winship, 4 0 Total, 8 2 Total, 76 2 Referee, Bessy. Timer, Merrill, Johnson. Scorer, Merrill, Johnson.

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Eb: Crescent Buxton had a close game with the SUMMARY Alumni January 8, but emerged a victor by two points. SUMMARY BUXTON P. F. ALUMNI P. F. Dixon, lf, 2 0 Dun, lf, 0 0 Waterman, rf, 2 0 Warren, rf, 0 Hill, c, 0 0 L. Fogg, c, 0 Sargent, Ig, 2 0 N. Fogg, lg, 0 Townsend, rg, 0 0 Gorham, rg, 0 Dean, sub., 6 0 Total, 12 T Total, 10 0 Referee, Weaver. Timer, johnson. Scorer, Tyler. Scarboro High had little difficulty in 27 BUXTON P. P. L1M1Nc'roN P. F. Dixon, lf, 6 2 Edgecombe, 0 0 Harmon, rf, 0 0 Hill, lg, 0 0 Dean, rf, 0 1 Moody, c, 4 2 Hill, c, 0 0 Pulsifier, rf 2 3 Sargent, lg, 0 3 Sawyer, rg, 0 1 Townsend, rg, 0 0 Meserve, lg, 24 Waterman, lg, 0 0 Blake, 0' 0 Total, 6 6 Total, 30 6 Referee, Clark. Timer, Reid. Scorer, John- son. Buxton High trimmed Alumni again, February 5. In the second half the boys got going, overcame the lead and fin- ished to the tune of 40 to 32. winning over Buxton on our home floor January 16. Although we were out- played from start to finish, we put up a good fight and the Scarboro boys ad- mitted after the game that they had been engaged in a real competition. SUMMARY BUXTON P. F. ALUMNI P. F. Dean, rf, 4 0 N. Fogg, lf, 6 0 Dixon, rf, 23 0 L. Fogg, rf, 16 0 Townsend, rg, 2 0 Paine, lg, 0 0 Sargent, lg, 1 0 Gorham, lg, 0 0 Hill, c, 10 0 Total, 40 0 Total, 32 0 Referee, Johnson. Timer, Corkern. Scorer, SUM MARY BUXTON P. F. SCARBORO P. F. Dixon, lf, 2 0 E. Harmon, lf, 5 1 Dean, rf, 0 0 C. Harmon, rf, 10 0 Townsend, c, 0 0 York, c, 12 0 Hill, e, 0 0 Ward, lg, 0 Sargent, lg, 0 0 Towler, lg, 0 0 Waterman, rg, 2 0 Woodward, 0 0 Ayer, O 0 Total, 4 0 Total, 29 1 Corkern. February 19, the Windham High boys came down to Buxton. It was a snappy game, but an off night for Buxton. At the end of the half the score was Buxton 4, Windham 2. Windham won out, at the end, 9 to 6. February 24, Buxton took a sleigh ride to Limington. Our men were handi- capped by Limington's hall, which has a very low ceiling. Limington won a one- sided contest, 30 to 6. SUM MARY BUXTON P. F. WIND!-IAM P. F. Dixon, rf, 0 0 Dillon, lf, 0 0 Dean, ri, 2 0 Wescott, rf, 9 I 0 Hill, c, 4 0 Estrup, c, 0 0 Waterman, rf, 0 0 Strout, lg, 0 0 Townsend, rg, 0 0 Coop, rg, 0 0 Sargent, lg, 0 0 Total, 6 0 Total, 9 0 Referee, Johnson. Timer, Shaw. Scorer, Shaw.

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The Crescent 25 -1921- Lawrence R. Brackett, West Buxton, Me. Carl B. Eastman, 4227 Osage Ave., West Philadelphia, Pa. Chester R. Emery, New York City. Marie A. Elwell, Sebago Lake, Me. Ethel R. Goff, Hollis Center, Me. Sylvia W. Hulit, 358 Woodford St., Portland, Me. Elmer G. Kelso, attending University of Maine. Katherine M. Lord, Fryeburg, Me. Helen Smith Dean, West Buxton, Me. Maurice A. Warren, West Buxton, Me. Marcia F. Waterman, Portland, Conn. -1922- Elmer F. Boothby, Gorham, Me., R. F. D. Alice V. Carll, Buxton, Me. Leona Edwards Durgin, Bar Mills, Me. Austin G. Gorham, Buxton, Me. Guelma M. Hill, Buxton, Me. Justin S. Merrill, Buxton, Me. Eliza E. Waterman, No. Berwick, Me. -1923- Lawrence A. Fogg, Buxton, Me. Madeline Morton Green, Phillips, Me. Earl C. Paine, West Buxton, Me. Dorothy E. Holt, Buxton, Me. Philip F. Rowe, West Buxton, Me. Jennie A. Waterman, Wells, Me. George A. Elwell, West Buxton, Me. Arthur L. Towle, 521 Congress St., Portland, Me. Joseph W. Warren, West Buxton, Me. Max F. Davis, West Buxton, Me. Arthur C. Haley, West Buxton, Me. -1924- Hazel S. Harmon, Buxton, Me. Mildred A. Harmon, Buxton, Me. Norman J. Fogg, Buxton, Me. Florence E. Davis, 534 Congress St., Portland, Me. Wilbur H. Dunn, Bar Mills, Me. -1925- Velma F. Holt, Buxton, Me. Freeda M. Berry, Gorham, Me. Cora M. Soule, Portland, Me. Irene O. Haley, West Buxton, Me. Mary A. Merrill, Buxton, Me. Leroy S. Dixon, Gorham, Me. Abbie E. Andrews, Maine General Hospital, Melrose, Mass., New England Sanatarium. Winonah N. Atkinson, 111 Sherman St., Portland, Me.