Stamford Union Free School - Camera Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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o The team linefup with the points scored by each player was as follows: Clarence Mackey, center .......... .... 1 12 Cornelius Brown, center .....,..... .... 7 8 Francis Govern, right forward ,... .... 9 9 Rex Miller, right guard ..,........,... .... 5 9 Marion Beard, right forward ..... ....... .... 2 4 Warren Shaver, left guard .......,..............,... . 4 Robert Decker, fcaptainj left forward .......... 132 Lee Smith, left guard ..............................., . 7 The scores of the games were: Opponents Stamford Delhi Aggies at Stamford ............ 21 15 Hobart at Stamfordx' ...., ....... 1 3 9 Hobart at Hobart ' ...... ....... 2 8 10 Oneonta at Oneonta ....... ....... 2 2 8 Delhi at Stamford .......,......... .... 1 5 18 Hobart at Stamford? ...........,........ 8 18 Fleischmanns at Stamford? ........ 23 17 Margaretville at Margaretvilleg .... 33 22 Roxbury at Roxbury? .............,.,.. 20 16 Delhi at Stamford ........................ 18 21 Hobart at Hobart? ...................... 22 19 Fleischmanns at Fleisc,hmanns ' .... 26 20 Margaretville at Stamford? ........ 16 18 Cooperstown at Stamford ............ 25 23 Delhi at Delhi ' ................., ....... 3 5 17 Roxbury at Stamford? ,,,,., 1,,,,,, 2 2 27 Delhi Aggies at Delhi ........ ....... 5 0 29 Delhi Aggies at Stamford ............ 18 22 Roxbury at Stamford .................. 20 21 Cooperstown at Cooperstown .... 45 24 Roxbury at Roxbury ............,..,.... 36 20 Jefferson at Stamford ..... ....... 7 66 Hobart at Stamford ...,.. ,...,,, 1 O 44 Totals .,.,,.., .....Y. 5 33 504 'fLeague games. The second team has a fine record for the seaf son, having won nine of the eleven games played. It consisted of the following men: Irwin Dent, right forward. Henry Hiscox, right forward. Ralph Kipp, left forward. Edward MacLaury, center. Robert Ulick, center. Otis Cronk, right guard. Clayton Shearer, left guard. jack Herrick, right forward. Edward Laux, left forward. The plan of interfclass games was again carried out by Coach Wilscmii and some hardffought games were played by recruits from the four classes in the hope of winning the silver loving cup offered by the Athletic Association. The cup was Hnally won by the Sophomores, much to the chagrin of the haughty Seniors, al' though our sister class was necessarily our second choice. The scores were as follows: Seniors 20 ...... ...... F reshmen 21 Seniors 25 .... .......,.,... J uniors 20 Seniors 17 .... ........ S ophomores 18 juniors 20 ........, ........ S ophomores 27 Sophomores 30 ....... ...... F reshmen 19 XVith almost the same team as last year and all experienced players the girls attracted a great deal of attention this year. They secured two nights a week for practice in the gymnasium and the prac- tice brought results. Their keen interest and at' tention to coaching won the admiration and praise of Coach Wilsori. They did some unusually good playing and made a line showing, winning five of their nine games. They were honored to be num- bered among the best teams of the League. It is to be regretted that the team will be broken up next year but we hope that an equally good or even better one can be developed. All regular members of the team will receive letters. Their positions were: Mildred Ingles, center. Hilda Lynch, right guard. 4 Angelyn Lawrence, left forward. Anne Moore, left guard. Beatrice Cronk, right guard. Anna Canfield, right forward. Marian Canfield, right forward. Anna Vamosy, left guard. STAMFORD SEMINARY

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BASKET BALL IEFT TO RIGHT COACH WIISON CIARENCE MACKEY LORNELIUS BROWN FRANCIS GOVERN REX MIILER MARION BEARD WARREN SHAVER ROBERT DEFKER IEE QMITH -0-Isnqbgggulwl-0 VERYCNE was glad when the basket ball season opened once more and we began to conslder our team and 1tS prospects There were about twenty cand1dates who regularly re ported for pract1ce at the gymnas1um The outlook for Stamford Semmary was very brlght Wllh four of the best members of last year s team as well as other good materxal st1ll present The boys llved up to our expectatlons and played some good fast games although they had many dlscouragements and the team was often broken up because of 1nel1g1b1l1ty Also we are afra1d that they d1d not rece1ve as good a backmg as could have been expected from the student body Nev ertheless there was a noted mcrease 1n the number of games won by our school th1s year The team of 28 29 should be a wmmng one although four of the men w1ll not be here We are hopmg that the school record can be made st1ll for next year by a unan1mous vote of the letter H1311 Letters for basket ball w1ll be recelved th1s year by the followlng men C Mackey C Brown F Govern R M1ller M Beard W Shaver R Deck er and Lee Sm1th . .- l , better. Robert Decker has been elected captain 24 THE 1928 CAMERA

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LEFT TO RIGHT COACH WIISON MILDRED INC LES HILDA LYNCH ANFEI YN IAXY RENFE ANNE MOORE BEATRILI: CRONK ANNA CANFIEID MARIAN CANFIEID ANNA VAMOSY The seores of the games were Opponents Oneonta at Oneonta Delh1 at Stamford Hobart at Hobart Stamford Alumnae at Stamford 4 Hobart at Stamford Roxbury at Stamford Roxbury at Stamford Roxbury at Roxbury Totals -v-1ealQ22Qalea1-o- Stftmford 3 The qlrls also had llltel' class games Th1S t1me the much contested sllver pup was e1s1ly Won by the Sen1or tlass T e scores were Semors Semors Seniors Sen1ors Jumors Jumors Jumors Sophomores 17 Sophommes 17 Freshmen 2 Sophomores 1 E1ghth Grade O Jumors 5 Freshmen 8 Freshmen 8 Sophomores 11 E1ghth Grade 4 Freshmen 4 E1ghth Grade 2 E1ghth Grade C ' ,.........,......., .... 2 8 29 h 3 I .3 27 ' 42 .........ts......V........................ ' . . , - T zo ,,,,..,,.,r,,,,r.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,.,....,..,.,, , Delh1 at Delh1 .,.........,......,....,...... 2.1 12 ' 1? ,,,............,,.................,.,........... 19 6 , ' 22 .,......,,....,.......,..,....,.,.....,... . ..,.,.....,..,,.,.,. IS 6 . .............................. 1-S6 154 ...................................... Q 1 26 3 THE 1928 CAMERA