Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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THE ANNUAL 1937 HOCKEY Couch, John Howard, Ctzpmjrz, Roger Beersg Nlmlagw, Alan Mooney. Games played, 9, Won, 4, Lost, 4, Tied, 1. Outstanding games, Walpole, Wellesley. Outstanding players, Art Reid, Roger Beers. Entering into league competition with only a few days practice on ice, the 1937 edition of the hockey team fared remarkably well. The puck-chasers checked Wal- pole's plans for the league championship by heating them one to nothing. On the other hand, Wellesley, runners-up to the champions, ended our hopes for the cham- pionship in the last league game by a score of one to nothing. Art Reid was Chosen to guard the nets for the All Bay State team for the second successive year. Roger Beers and Charlie Chapman were selected for the second team. At the Close of the season Tom Meehan, stellar defenseman, was chosen to captain next year's team. December Framingham December Waltham . January Needham . January Walpole . January Quincy . January B. C. High January Wellesley . February B. C. High Februarv Walpole .

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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 ,

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l937' TF1E APJNIJAL BASKETBALL CHJCZI, Irving C. Keeneg Cwpmizl, Gannon lV1acDougallg Mtnmgur, Jgunes Pelrine. Games played, 14g Won, 6g Lost, 8. Outstanding players, George Hoben, John Linehan, Tony D'Antonio. After a poor start, the team finished their last six games with but two losses. George Hoben led the scorers with nfty-five points and was followed by Ed Carney with forty-eight and John Linehan with forty-three. In the second Winthrop game the score seesawed back and forth up to the last minute of play. Winthrop then sank a foul shot to win. After coming from behind in the last half of the second Newton game, the team was barely edged out in the longest game ever played on the Watertown floor Qthree overtime periodsD, by a score of seventeen to sixteen. Allen Green, who is co-captain of the soccer team, was chosen to lead the basketeers next year. lV11tertou'11 Opparzezltr December 22 Alumni . . 29 19 January 5 Woburn . 24 33 January 8 at Newton . 15 33 January 12 Lexington 15 24 January 15 at Weymouth 11 44 January 19 Melrose . 22 15 january 26 at Winthrop 10 25 January 28 Winthrop 18 19 February 1 at Melrose . 34 11 February 3 at Lexington 15 13 February 5 at Belmont . 18 22 February 9 Weymouth 22 18 February 12 Newton . 16 17 February 16 Norwood . 24 15 78