. Pot Pourri. Duffy Webb Davis Wight Fresnada Sharpe Goss Williams Martin Davgherty Bishop Newbold. Capt. Wicker. Myr. 1919 FOOTBALL TEAM Atti>mt?r-iExrtrr iFonlbaU ^cavtB A. E. A. E. 1877 0 0 1897 14 18 1878 22 0 1898 0 0 1879 0 18 1899 17 0 1880 8 8 1900 0 0 1881 (i 0 1901 0 5 1882 12 0 1902 29 17 1883 17 6 1903 11 14 1884 11 8 1904 10 35 1885 J So game 1905 28 0 1886 0 26 1906 6 0 1887 4 44 1907 9 6 1888 10 0 1908 12 0 1889 So game 1909 3 0 1890 16 0 1910 21 0 1891 26 10 1911 23 5 1892 18 28 1912 7 0 1893 10 26 1913 0 59 1894 No game 1914 7 58 1895 No game 1915 7 37 1896 28 0 191
. Pot Pourri. Duffy Webb Davis Wight Fresnada Sharpe Goss Williams Martin Davgherty Bishop Newbold. Capt. Wicker. Myr. 1919 FOOTBALL TEAM Atti>mt?r-iExrtrr iFonlbaU ^cavtB A. E. A. E. 1877 0 0 1897 14 18 1878 22 0 1898 0 0 1879 0 18 1899 17 0 1880 8 8 1900 0 0 1881 (i 0 1901 0 5 1882 12 0 1902 29 17 1883 17 6 1903 11 14 1884 11 8 1904 10 35 1885 J So game 1905 28 0 1886 0 26 1906 6 0 1887 4 44 1907 9 6 1888 10 0 1908 12 0 1889 So game 1909 3 0 1890 16 0 1910 21 0 1891 26 10 1911 23 5 1892 18 28 1912 7 0 1893 10 26 1913 0 59 1894 No game 1914 7 58 1895 No game 1915 7 37 1896 28 0 1916 0 6 1917 0 3 Andover, 392 Exeter, 457 Games Won, , 19 Games Lost, 14 Games Tied, 4 147. CAPTAIN DODD defeating Exeter on the eighth of June. Muchcredit is due to Dr. Stearns who, in addition toother duties, has taken up the task of coach-ing the team, a position which was open due toCoach Quinbys departure for France on Y. A. work. Norman Dodd, of Orange, N. J.,was appointed captain, and in him we see notonly a good ball-player, but all the little traitsso necessary for a good captain. Manager Smith has handled the team well throughouta very trying season and deserves, also, a greatdeal of commendation. BASEBALL like the other spring activitieswas carried by the boards last year whenwar broke out, and the school was notrepresented by any formal team. Near thevery end of the school year, Captain Brennangot a team together and played three verygood games, having only a few days off frommilitary drill for practice. The team as itplayed was very strong as there were five lettermen back from the preceding year. Instead of a varsity the different militarycompanies we
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