Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-03
SIXTY men OUT
FOR HOCKEY TEAM
BOWDOIN COLLEGE
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Brunswick, Dec, with squad
Of over 80, Of which number seven
are letter men, prospects for a sue
cessful hockey season this year at
Bowdoin are unusually bright. At
present the members of the squad
are doing conditioning work. This
year there will be two Kinks, and
work on the construction of these is
already under way. AS soon as they
are completed and weather condi-
lions permit, actual practice on the
ice will commence.
The letter men who are out for the
team are Captain Charles Gutter of
Newton Highlands, Mass, Jerry
Berry Of Portland, Gordon Bucknam
of Wessesley, Mass, William Fisher
of Middletown, Conn.,, William Wild
of Cornish, and Victor Whitman of
Laconia, N. H.
Cutter has played center for the
past two years. and has always been
one Of the mainstays of the team.
Berry is a veteran goal tender.
Bucknam and Cole play in the for
ward line, while Widen is a defense
man. Whitman, who plays in the
forward line. was captain the last
part of the season of 1922, and was
captain elect for 1928, but did not re-
turn to school. In addition to these
men there are several members of
last years squad who should make a
strong bid for the team.
Among these are Dick Thayer, for
ward, and Reg Forsythe and Jack
Valley. defence. Several Of the fresh
men have regulations as good hockey
men. and as they will be eligible at
the end Of the first semester will
have to be taken into consideration.
Winslow Rowland played three years
at goal for Newton High; Parker
Rice was a member of the State
championship team at Hebron last
year. and Johnny Frates gained
quite a reputation at Deering High.
Among those out for the team are
William +. G. Bell of Hamilton, On
tarfo, Howard NJ. Chute of Dedham,
Mass, Gordon c. Genthner of New
ton Highlands. Mass, Charles Grit
I'm OF Dorchester. Mass, Clarence Z.
Hert of Stamford, Conn, Richard L.
Hablln of Milton, Mass, Joseph Koh-
Ter of Newton, Mass, John A. Lord
OF Danvers, Mass, David NJ. Sellew
OF Galesburg. ILL.,, Don Weber OF
Auburn, Clayton Bardsley of Bridg-
| ton, Gordon Bryant of Braintree,
Mass, Edward Buxton of Fort Fair
field. Calvin Hubbard of Gardner
Mass, Edward Leadbeater of Frye
burg, Wilbur Leighton OF Portland
Maurice Quinn of Berlin. n. H.,
Clark Sears of Danvers, Mass. Paul
Tlemer of Montclair. n j.. Franz,
Walch of Brunswick, William Wallet
OF Lewiston, Paul Andrews of Lew
| lston, John d. Atwood of Lisbon
Falls, John Balfour of Bedford
| Mass, Robert Clark of Buffalo. \
T., Charles Colby of Mehose, Mass.
Joseph Connolley of Branford. Conn
Eillott Coulter OF Essex, Conn. Nor
man Crosbie OF Milton, Mass. Ken
meth Crowther of Gardner. Mass
wallace Fisher of Fort Fairfield, Jo-
sepn Flagg of Portland John Frates
OF Portland, Joseph CHM of Roxbury
MASS, James Knapp of Taunton
Mass, Samuel Laid of Needham
Mass, Chandler Lincoln of Ware
Mass, John Lincoln of Brunswick
WendaH P. McKown of PleasantvilIe
| n. T., Lawrence Mahar Of Atbol
Mass, Thornton Moore of Dorches.
I ter, Mass, Waldron Morse of Canton
| +. Hamilton Cakes of Newton. Brew.
ster Page of Fryebure. Walter Per.
Alns of Cornish. Brenton Roberts n
Arlington Highlands. Mass. Lee Rol
ms OF Laconia, y. H, Gregory Smitt
OF Marblehead. Mayo Soley Of Mai.
zen, Mass, Charles Stearns of Ar.
! nngton, Mass, Herman Urban o.
seymour, Conn.