Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11
Milford High
School News


nual Kent County Education Asso-
ciation meeting to be held at Har-
rington.
State Wrestling Tournament
March ii and 12
The Milford High Wrestling
Squad qualify nine wrestlers for
the State Tourney to be held on
Friday and Saturday, March IL and
IL, in the Carpenter Field House
at the University of Delaware. Last
year the Bucs pulled a surprise and
placed second in the meet.
Qualification for the Tourney is
based on an individuals record
against Delaware opponents. st.
Andrews placed eleven men and
Brandywine qualified ten men.
The following wrestlers will
compete:
95-ib-Draper
103-ib-Jones
112-ib-Corder
127-ib-Dobson
133-fb-Hayden
138-lb-Hammond
14-fb-Walls
18-fb-Smack
yweight-Simpson
Wrestling Team
Milford High Schools Wrestlers
had highly successful season by
turning back six of their eight op-
ponents !; losing only to a strong st.
Andrews squad and tying in their
first encounter with Delmar 1928.
The Wicomico Indians fell to the
strong Buccaneers twice by scores
of 44-5 and 35-13. Caesar Rodney,
a newcomer on the wrestling scene,
bowed 34-6 while Easton, a well
balanced team from Maryland,
scored IL points to Milford's 80.
st. Andrews, the powerhouse of
Delaware, scored a 34-10 victory
over Coach Larry GocelIa's mat
men, but il wasn't as lopsided as
indicated by the score,
Delmar's second encounter with
the Bucs proved to be their down
fall as most OF Milfords "a points
were scored in the lightwest class
eE.
Delmar managed to get 16 points
to make it one of the most exciting
matches of the season.
The Bucs finished their schedule
with a 30-5 win over an improving
Cambridge squad.
Milford will participate in the
University of Delaware's Invita-
tional Meet to be held at Carpentr's
Fietld House in Newark on March
ii and 12.
The Buc Grapplers placed second
to st. Andrews year ago in this
same tournament.
Junior High Assembly
February "a, 1860
The boys in Mr.. Gocella's gym
classes, Grades z through 8, who
had been in the first and second
places of the Intramural wrestling
program, wrestled in last months
Junior High assembly to determine
the individual champion in his own
weight division.
The weights ranged from 70 lbs.
to $50 lbs. and each bout was very
exciting. Mr.. Briggs and Mr.. Go
celia were the officials, and Tom
Leighty, Art Passwaters, Stan Huey
and Ed Adams kept time and score.
Each champion will receive a
first place ribbon which will be pre-
sented at later date.
The following boys are the 1860
Intramural Wrestling Champions:
Seventh Grade
75-lb-Paul Mills
S0-fb-Jerry Robbins
85-1b-James Ross
9O-ib-Edward Fasse1
95-fb-Sammy Pack
100 -fb-Hom Robertson
105-Ib-Charles Draper
11O-fb-Don Wells
115-fb-Buddy Belts
125-fb-Jerry Jerman
135-fb-Ken Sawyer
Eighth Grade
75-ib-Danny Schurman
S0-fb-John Robbins
S5-fb-Richard Webb
9O-fb-Danny Rogers
Wayne Collins
100-lb-Duane Miller
105-1b-Howard Shockley
110-ib-Roland Vinyard
115-ib-Joe Bontrager
125-ib-Mike Amrheim
130-ib-Gerald Savage
140-ib-Bob Warren
160-fb-Anthony Armenia
Ninth Grade
90-lb-Robert Burk
95-ib-Larry Davis
105-lb-Ken Marvel
110-ib-Paul Wintjen
115-ib-Sam Deputy
120-ib-Garry Grier
125-ib-Jay Vican
130-ib-Ed Bradley
135-fb-Hobart Milan
140-fb-Joe Coverdale
150-fb-Jay Sipple
Heavyw Long
Milford Junior High Assembly
An assembly was held on We'd
nesday, February %, for the stu
dents of Grades Z, and 8 of the
Milford Junior High School in the
gymnasium at 2;15 p. m. The open
ing exercises were conducted by
Bonnie Hoey who read the Bible,
led in the Lords Prayer and the
Flag Salute.