Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
Milford High
School News
Band Boosters Meeting

z, In room LIZ.
An order of business was approx
ing the purchase of leggings and
gloves as part of the equipment for
the Band.
New officers were elected. They
are as follows: Joseph Isaacs,
President; Lynn Hollenbeck, Vice
President; Mrs. Harvey Marvel,
Secretary; Jan Corder, Treasurer.
Announcements will be m d e
prior to the next meeting pertain
ing to the program for the night.
Milford Junior Varsity TrOunces
Caesar Rodney 1870
The Milford Junior Varsity foot
ball team coached by Mr.. George
Mcfarland and Asst. Coach, M r.
Milton Barden, chalked up tn e i r
second lop-sided white wash vic
tory of the season by downing
Caesar Rodney by a $50 score.
Wicomico Junior Varsity suffered
q 26-0 defeat at the hand of the
Bucs earlier in the season.
The Jr. Bucs started slowly
dilu Il SluSSlSH OlltnSt
netted but 13 points. In the second
half. the Buc offensive went into
high gear as three touchdowns
were scored. Lance Clark scored
twice in the second half on can
ters of 40 and 25 yards. r d y
Holland completed the scoring by
scampering 20 yards on rollout
The scoring in the first half was
accomplished by Clark crossing the
chalk lines on runs of Is and 10
yards.
A bevy of Milford Backs ground
out considerable yardage on a
variety of plays to give the Bucs
a we'll balanced attack.
The Milford defense was excep-
tionally aggressive. The Riders
were held to one first down. Time
and again the Milford lineman
swarmed through to bury Caesar
Rodney ball carriers for long loss
es.
Next Monday the Bucs put their
record on the line when they meet
a big. tough, undefeated Smyrna
eleven. Smyrna defeated Caes sar
Rodney by a 27-0 count. The game
will be played in the local stadium.
Game time $3.50 Admission free.
Hockey Teams Beat Air Base
The girls varsity and j. V. hook
ey teams won the first game of
the season by defeating Dover Air
Base. The varsity won by a score
of 81 and the J.V. shut out their
opponent 10.
There were three goals scored
in the last half. Dover's only goal
came from hard, high drive close
to the goalie cage. Dover threaten
ed many times but the fine work
of the backfield would not submit.
Goals were scored in the first |
half by Mary Ann Kitchens, Flor |
ence Scott, and Rachel Grier. Two |
goals were scored in the second |
half by Mary Ann Kitchens and
Kaye Mercer. ---s--r-
The Air Base teams are in their
second year of hockey but h y |
have made considerable improve
ment since last year.
Milford's J.V. showed good team
work and passing. The seven goals
were scored by Norma Bennett,
Gail Corder, and Colleen Teare.
The girls next game is with
Seaford. October 9 at Seaford.
Fr0sh Drop Opener to Seaford 1877
The freshman Bucs lost tn i r
opener to large Seaford team r.
Z. Seaford began the scoring early
in the first quarter on a wide re-
verse play around the left end for
So yeards; the PAT was not made
leaving the half time score at 60.
The Jay Birds capitalized on
fumbles and loose bali handling to
rack up a second score in ( h e
third quarter. The Bucs marched
the length of the field with big
Lance Clark finally ripping around
his right end for 40 yards. Clark
added the PAT to set the game at
1877.
After picking up a tumble in the
fourth quarter, the Bucs again
headed for pay dirt only to be
stymied by another tumble.
The frosh team greatly missed
John Davis who was injured in the
St. Andrews game. The man of the
hour for the 16-man team was full
back Lance Clark.
The next game is tentatively
scheduled with Georgetown on Oct
ober 16.
Seaford Trounces Milford
Seaford High School defeated
Milford ON Friday, by a one-sided
score of $40.
Milford held Seaford the fir IS
quarter but Seaford's alert defense
intercepted two passes and return
ed punt for 1S points in the sec
ond quarter. In the second half
Milford failed to score while Sea-
ford scored 13 points. The game
ended $40.
Wainwright, Seafordls war horse
could not be contained by the
Buc's defense. He scored two of
Seaford's touchdowns.
WicomicO-M MilfOrd Battle Friday
The Milford Buccaneers will be
battling for their first win Friday
as they meet Wicomico High
School of Salisbury, Maryland i n
the Milford stadium at 8 pm.
With will be coming into h
game with a IL record and M.H.S.
with a 0-2 record.
A large crowd is expected to be
on hand from both schools so plan
to attend and support your team.
Milford Bucs may be seen again
next Friday night when they travel
to Lewes for their fourth game
Milford has large turnout for
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