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SOCCER

Row 1, Left to Right: R. Hiscock, K. Copans, J. Owen, C. Traugott, D. W olf, J. Holden, J. Lisker.
Hathaway, T. Steere, E. Schreuder, S. Jean-Baptiste, P. Row 3: R. Rand, T. Mahoney, R. Schilhavy, B. Cutcliffe, S.
Mockridge, A. McWhirter. Freedman, Mr. Smyth.
Row 2: P. Brown, A. Martin, S. Smith, M. Runci, M.

Soccer at Moses Brown is con­ Showing a stronger offense than whose spectacular saves marked the
tinually improving. This year’s in previous years, Moses Brown de­ entire season. Against St. George’s,
team posted the best record since feated Roxbury Latin in its opening Moses Brown took an early 2-0
the sport was resumed four years game by a score of 4-1. Against lead, only to let the game slip by
ago. Under the leadership of Co- an older and more experienced in the waning moments, by the
Captains Tom Steere at halfback Worcester team, the score was tied score of 2-4. A fired-up team trav­
and Clark Hathaway at wing, and at 0-0 at the end of regulation time. elled to Noble & Greenough, where
of Coach Andrew Smyth, the Quak­ During the overtime period, Wor­ they posted a windy 2-0 victory.
ers posted a record of four vic­ cester forwards slammed four goals One of the high points of the
tories and five defeats. past a wearied goalie, John Owen, season was the game with the

RECORD
Clark Hathaway, Co-Captain
Thomas Steere, Co-Captain
Richard Rand, Manager
Mr. Andrew Smyth, Coach
M.B. ... .... 4 Roxbury Latin 1
M.B. .... 1 Worcester Academy 4
M.B....... . . . . 2 St. George’s ............. 4
M.B. .. .. 2 Noble & Greenough 0
M.B. . . . . 3 URI Freshman 2
M.B....... .... 2 Pom fret ....................... 4
M.B. .. .. 2 Labor ................. 3
M.B. ... 0 Brown Freshman 15
M.B. .... 4 Thayer ............ 2

Co-Captain Tom Steere outraces an opponent.