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Co-Captain Clark Plathaway dribbling.
U.R.I. freshman at Kingston. The This year’s team showed great
Ramlets took an early lead and the spirit in wanting to make some­
score at half-time was 2-1. With thing of the team on their own,
six minutes remaining, Moses rather than be led into it. Terry
Brown tied the score at 2-2, and in Mahoney, running the team from
the final twenty seconds, John center-half, Eric Schreuder,' play­
Steere scored the winning goal on making forward, Steve Freedman,
a sole excursion. season high scorer, as well as John
Facing a Pomfret team which Steere, Alan McWhirter, Phil
had lost only one out of its last Mockridge, Ken Copans, and John
twenty games, the Quakers led at Owen contributed greatly to the
half-time 2-0, only to let it slide team throughout the season. Con­
by 2-4. gratulations and good luck to Terry
Mahoney and Eric Schreuder, next
After an extremely hard-fought
game, Tabor defeated Moses Brown year’s co-captains, who will be the
in the last five seconds by a score nucleus of next year’s team.
of 3-2.
Against a sharp Brown Freshman
Phil Mockridge boots one away.
team which defeated its Varsity
counterparts (Ivy League Cham­
pions), Moses Brown came out on
the short end of a 15-0 score.
In the final regular season game,
M.B. defeated Thayer Academy 4-2.
with Sylvester Jean-Baptiste scoring
two goals.
In one of the most unbelievable
soccer games ever played, the amaz­
ing faculty defeated a bewildered
varsity, 2-1. Mr. Whittmore W hit­
tier was presented with the J. Al­
fred Brumble Award for outstand­
ing faculty participation.