Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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20 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY we won the two Charlton games. This was the best record in recent years, and next year we hope to do better. M. E. W. H. S.- —7 5— CHARLTON Litchfield P Davis Tessier c Longuav Dennison lb Mann Durgin •2b Turner Proulx 3b Pike Renaud ss Daley Lippe If Stone McKinstry CI Ashe Fitzgerald rf Deyett BATTING AVERAGES Tessier 563 Durgin 350 Gregory 440 Litchfield 338 Lippe 432 McKinstry 313 Edwards 409 Fitzgerald 286 Desautels 405 Dennison 194 Proulx 386 Renaud 167 WORCESTER COUNTY TRACK MEET Our track team went to Worcester on June 6th to compete in the annual county track meet held there. Red Desautels was our only scorer, however, taking second place in the high jump, at five feet three inches. Everyone tried hard, but due mostly to lack of training, no one else could stand the pace. Snell, in the half-mile race, led the field for a lap and a half, but could not finish in that place. The girls did very well, considering their lack of training, and it was encouraging for next year. FOOTBALL This year the largest football squad of re ■ cent years turned out, and gives promise of many victories for this season. The team is exceptionally lucky to have as coaches, Bill Nilan and Doc O ' Gorman, as well as the regular coach, Mr. Hutchinson. Both the former men played on their college teams, and know football so well that our team has a chance of winning the majority of the games this season. The team has also been turning out very well for practice, and the fellows are showing their school spirit by hard work on the field. Now it ' s up to us all to give them a boost by turning out in full force to the games, and helping them when they most need it. WOODSTOCK, OCT. 17 Our entire squad journeyed to Woodstock on Oct. 17, for the initial game of the season, which we all hoped to win by a big margin, However, we could do no more than to hold them to a tie, on account of our inexperience ; but as the season goes on we expect the team to improve greatly. Our stars were Schu- macher and Hall, who plunged through the line for long gains whenever called upon. The Woodstock men made their points by an intercepted forward pass which they carried from the end of the field to the touchdown. M. E. W. H. S.— 7 7— WOODSTOCK McKinstry le Heaben Adamick It Maitland Orzeck lg Buckham Litchfield c Anderson Dragon rg Chenning Price rt Marcy Edwards re Smith Desautels qb Silk Brown lhb Morse Schumacher rhb Goodell Hall fb Moore Substitutions- -Middleton, rg; Ryan, pb; Faxon, It; Brodeur It.

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OXFORD, MAY 27 The Mary E. Wells High School boys went to Oxford on May 27, and after playing a very good game, came home with a victory of 10-3. Desautels and Litchfield each brought in two runs, besides doing fine as the battery. Tessier played his usual good game. M. E. W. H. S.- -10 3- -OXFORD Litchfield p Daley Desautels c Anderson Dennison lb Deveau Durgin 2b Chaffee Proulx 3b Allen Tessier ss Crowton Edwards If White Fitzgerald cf Porter Gregory, Lippe rf LaRose , Robinson WEBSTER, JUNE 3 On June third the Bartlett High fellows came up to play against us, and as it was our last chance for the pennant, the team played hard. However, Dame Fortune was against us, and we lost the game, mostly by errors, to the tune of 5-10. The bleachers were very well filled, and gave the team the support they needed. M. E. W. H. S.— 5 10— BARTLETT HIGH Litchfield, Lippe P Sware Desautels c Schoenfeldt Dennison lb Kosnoski Durgin 2b Ivascoin Proulx 3b Love Tessier ss Hand Edwards If Lewando Fitzgerald cf Mroezck Thayer rf Lobban WARREN, JUNE 5 Two days after the Webster game, our boys went to Warren to get their revenge for their defeat at the hands of Webster. However, it was chiefly luck that saved the game, as our team was somewhat over-con- fident. It was not until the seventh inning that our boys began to really work. M. E. W. H. S.— 5 Lippe p Desautels c Dennison lb Durgin 2b Proulx 3b Tessier ss Edwards If McKinstry cf Fitzgerald rf 4— WARREN Converse Pelkey Noppe Rice Riley Loonan Wilson Sheridan Bellrose WARREN, JUNE 8 The Warren fellows came here on June 8th, feeling revengeful, and anxious for our scalps. They were disappointed, however, for they went home with a loss of 13-0 on their minds. All teams have their off days, and this surely seemed to be theirs. M. E. W. H. S.- -13 0— WARREN Lippe P Converse Desautels c Pelkey Dennison lb Noppa Durgin 2b Rice Proulx 3b Riley Tessier ss Loonan Edwards If Wilson McKinstry cf Sheridan Fitzgerald rf Bellrose CHARLTON, JUNE 15 We played our return game with Charl- ton on June the 15th. Two of our good players did not make the trip, but it re- sulted in a victory nevertheless. In the ten league games we lost only two, which placed us in the second position. In addition to this,

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