Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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'THE Af4NlJAL 1937 FOOTBALL Coach, Irving C. Keene, Captain, George Corazzini, Mafzager, Stewart Otto. Games played, 9g Won, 3, Lost, 5, Tied, 1. Outstanding games, Framingham, Dedham. Outstanding players, James Duff, George Corazzini. The team began the season by dedicating the new Framingham High athletic field with an impressive seven to nothing win over their opponents. The season, as a whole, was only mediocre. However, it had its high spots. With revenge in their minds, after the Arlington game, the team battled a strong Dedham eleven to a scoreless deadlock and the following week eked out a victory over Woburn High by the margin of a safety. The annual Turkey Day tilt saw Belmont slip and slide to a muddy fifteen to nothing victory. At a meeting held after the close of the season Bill Monahan and Tom DiPace were elected co-captains for the following year. Watertown Opponentr 7 O September 26 at Framingham .... . October 3 October 10 October 17 October 24 October 31 November 7 November 14 November 26 at Canton Winthrop at Wakefield at Arlington at Dedham Woburn Melrose at Belmont 75

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1937 THE.ANNUAL SOCCER Coach, ,john F. Craig, Captain, George Sextong Nlanager, Andrew McClellan. Games played, 16, Won, 10, Lost, 6. Outstanding games, Medford, Belmont. Outstanding players, George Sexton, Dominic D'Alano. Paced by their leading scorer and captain, George Sexton, the soccer team fought their way to the league championship or the second successive year. The deciding game was played at Watertown against Medford. Our booters edged Medford out of the championship by a score of 1 to 0. The team again met New Bedford for the mythical state championship but were beaten by an exceptionally strong opponent. The team, at a party sponsored by Mr. Craig, elected Allen Green and Dominic D'Alano as co-captains for the following year. September 25 at Quincy . Watertawn Opponents 1 3 September 30 at Lexington 0 October 6 Belmont . O October 9 Quincy . 4 October 13 Malden . 0 Cdefaultl October 16 at Medford . 3 October 21 Lexington 2 October 23 at Malden . 0 October 27 at Belmont . 2 October 30 at Reading . 0 November 3 Medford . 0 November 6 Reading . 1 November 10 Wellesley 0 November 21 New Bedford 5 November 28 at New Bedford 6 December 8 at St. Marks 1

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1937 THE ANNUAL FIELD HOCKEY Couch, Sally T. Biggane, Captain, Mary Donnelly, Muzluiger, Helen Ronk. Games played, 8, won, 4, lost, 2, tied, 2. Outstanding games, Winchester, Newton. Outstanding players, Mary Donnelly, Helen Ronk, Mary Eberly, Aileen Harlow. This year the field hockey team had a fairly successful season. In all of the games the defense showed both speed and endeavor. The forwards, although they lacked cooperation during the first part of the season, improved decidedly and played nicely, preventing opposing teams from scoring. ' The Winchester game was a trying one, as the ball was sent back and forth on the field without score. Watertown scored two goals which were not counted be- cause of fouls, and Winchester finally tallied two points to win the game. During the Newton game, which was very fast and exciting, both teams were prevented from scoring and the game ended 0 O. After the season was over, a banquet was held at which Mary Yuchenevicz, fast center defence player, was chosen captain for the coming year, while Helen Campbell, who played right inner on the varsity, was elected manager. October 8 Medford , October 15 at Concord . October 22 Winchester October 29 at Belmont . November 3 at Waltham . November 5 at Needham November 12 Swampscotr November 19 Newton . 76 ,