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THE ANNUAL 1937 BOYS' TENNIS Coach, John McNealyg Captain, Bradford Sherlockg Manager, Maurice Rehm. For the first time in many years the Watertown team pinned a defeat on Newton. The score was four to three. Ben Stonoga was the ranking player. Following Ben came Bud Rehm and Clayton Gray. The doubles team did not have the strength of the singles, but a winning Combination was hoped for in the early part of May. This year the team was defending champion of the Suburban Tennis League. May May May May May May May May May May May May 1 3 6 7 10 12 14 18 20 24 26 28 Watertoztfn Opponenrf at Newton . . 4 3 at Melrose . . 2 3 Belmont . . at Swampscott . Arlington . Winthrop . Lexington . at Belmont . Melrose . at Arlington at Winthrop Lexington . 83
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1937 THE ANNUAL il ll Ilia IWW! in 1 Ki GOLF Coach, Irving C. Keeneg Captain, Richard Capen. The team, consisting mostly of Middlers and Juniors, had played four matches by May 6. Of these, it had won only one. The team was a member of the Greater Boston Interscholastic Golf League along with Arlington, Newton, Brookline, Waltham and Lexington. Though the team has lost some of its matches this year, by the time the golfers become seniors they should be winning consistently. Captain Richard Capen was the best golfer but was Closely followed by Joseph Leary and Frederick White. Wdterta ufn Opponents April 23 Arlington April 26 at Newton . April 30 Brookline May 3 at Waltham May 7 Newton . May 10 at Lexington May 21 at Brookline May 24 Waltham May 28 Lexington May 31 at Arlington
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1937 THE ANNUAL OUTDOOR TRACK Coach, John Craig, Captain, Percy Van Dyke, Manager, Richard Tombrink. Though the team was rather weak in the Held events, it was strong enough in the running events to pull through with a win in its first scheduled meet with Nor- wood High by a score of forty-four to forty-two. Under the leadership of Percy Van Dyke, Lincoln Bagshaw, and John Watson, all of whom had done well in past seasons, the team expected to win most of their dual meets, and place high in the other interscholastic meets. ' Waterto1un Opponentx May 3 Norwood . 44 42 May 6 at Dedham . . May 14 B. C. High . . May 18 at Belmont .... May 22 at Harvard lnterscholastics May 25 Waltham . . May 29 State Meet at Newton . June 1 Mystic Valley Meet . June 5 at Fitchburg Relay . . . June 12 Quadrangle Meet at Dedham . 84
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