Sargent School of Boston University - Sargenta Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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ll if . iilw infill .X I ' 'L ,t 8 VARSITY HOCKEY .'XP'I'AIN VER.-X BAlfl'l'lASAR has nothing to complain aboutl The good Work of the hockey team would make any captain and coach feel proud of them. liivery position was filled with a splendid player whose teamwork showed its good results in the scores. hfluch praise and credit is due to Vera, because it was she who made practice in Cambridge a possibility by borrowing a held for the squad. Those practices gave Sargent a winning hockey team. DATE Oct. 15 Oct. 26. Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. S Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 26 Tina Hockey SQUAD Crawley, Lehr, l.i.f. Heffelhnger, Welle1', 1'.i.f. Garnett, l.o.f. Dunham, l.0.f. Rountree, 1'.o.f. Hoe TEAM Lexington High School VVheaton College . Wiilcliestei' High School Lexington High School Winchester High School VVinthrop High School Radcliffe College . Radcliffe College . Milton Academy Total . Km' SCIIEDULIQ 115 L. Perkins, 1.11. Sprague, r.l1. Tausche, 1271. Owen, M. Nelson, Smedley, 9. Balthasar, nah. Sargent Opponents Scoiuz 4 2 6 O S 0 7 1 . 10 0 8 0 4 2 5 4- . 5 2 . 57 11 O

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