University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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20 THE 1.914 GRANITE N. H. College Athletic Association P. C. JONES . . .................... President J. A. TUFTS . . - - SeC em y R. H. VVELSH . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer PAUL D. BUCKMINSTER, '12 AUGUSTINE W. JENNESS, '13 LAVVRENCE A. BARRETT, '13 STEPHEN DEMERITT, '12 . NATHAN D. PAINE, '13 . PHILROY C. GALE, '13 . GILBERT F. LANE, '13 . JOHN E. DAVIS, '14 . . . HAROLD M. EASTMAN, '14 . LLOYD S. RYIFORD, '14 . CARROL S. ADAMS, '13 . GERALD N. PERKINS, '14 . LLOYD S. RIFORD, '14 . . JOHN W. TAYLOR, '14 . . AUGUSTINE W. JENNESS, '13 CLARENCE J. DRESSER, '14 JOHN H. ANNIS, '14 . . . FRED C. SMITH, '14 . . :NATHAN D. PAINE, '13 . . CARROLL R. HEATH, '14 . WALTER R. PLACE, '14 . . RAYMOND W. SMART, '14 . Executive Committee P. C. JONES E. C. VVILLIAMS L. W. HITCHCOCK Illanagenient . . . . Baseball Assistant Baseball Assistant Baseball . . . . . Track . Assistant Track . Assistant Track . . . . Football Assistant Football Assistant Football Assistant Football . . . Basketball Assistant Basketball Assistant Basketball . . Assistant Basketball' . . . . Baseball Assistant Baseball Assistant Baseball Assistant Baseball . . . . . Track . Assistant Track . Assistant Track . Assistant Track Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager lWanager Manager

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resident ecrelary rcasurer .llmzuger .Un :auger .lla nuger .llu nuycr ,lla nuger ,lin mzyer ,Manager ,lfunuyfr il in :auger jlurmgcr U11lzl!fl6'T 1 jlmuzgtf 1 ,Uunugcr 'I jlunrlgtf rl ,liifllwfler 1 ,lluruxgtf 11 jlunnyff fl -Urzrzuyff I: jffzlzflyfr 1: 'U111zllUf'r lv. fyjfxrzrzyff lg. ,llllllflflfir NEW HAMPSHIRE UQLLEGE y 21 Football SEASON or 1912 ' , HILE from the standpoint of victories, the season of 1912 was not a decided success, the scores in all of the 'games can hardly be said to representthe comparative strength of the two teams. In the game with - -Bates, for instance, after allowing their opponents to score in the first half, New Hampshire came back strong in the second half fand played the Lewiston boys to a standstill, and were only prevented from winning by being forced to stop the game before time expired in order to catch a train. The Massachusetts game was played at Manchester as usual and was not lacking in Manager Lane spirit and enthusiasm on the part of the New Hampshire student-body. We were, however, up against a stronger team and were forced to take the short end of a 21 to 3 score. Injuries and sickness on the part of some of New Hampshire's best players prevented us from presenting our strongest eleven. Defeated though we were, New Hampshire accepted it grace- fully, and consoled herself in the fact that she had done her best, remembering that victory is not the sole reward of athletics. P. C. JoNEs . A . Captain G. F. LANE ................ ...... M anager J. E. DAVIS, H. M. EASTMAN, L. S. RIFORD . . Assistant Managers Ton EBERLE ........ ....... ....... C oach