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Men’s Cross Country 14.1

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Varsity / Sub-Varsity Letter Recipients

Head Coaches and Yearly Team Record

CaptainsMeet Results

Conference Results

Individual Champions and Top Finishers

Keatinge Invitational

Sub-Varsity Coaches and Yearly Team Record

Meet ResultsConference Results

COMPOSITE LISTING – LETTER AWARD RECIPIENTS

VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN / J. V. CROSS COUNTRYInitial Season of Awards: 1911 (Orono)Most Recent Season Included: 2006 Initial Season of Awards: 1922

Final Season of Awards: 1976 Suspended Seasons: 1917, 18, 43, 44

Suspended Seasons: 1943, 44, 45

2006 First Time Letter Recipients (Brunswick)Listed at End of This Section Initial Season of Awards: 1947

Final Season of Awards: 1948

Abbreviations: d., deceased (known to be at the time this section was prepared) and date; d. u., date unknown.Season or seasons listed following each name, unless preceded by an asterisk, indicates individual earned a varsity letter award in each season. An asterisk indicates the individual earned a sub-varsity (freshman / junior varsity)letter award; two asterisks indicates a sub-varsity award earned at the Brunswick Annex.

Abele, Donald C. ’69, *1965 Adams, Robert H. ’41, *1937 Aclin, Kurt J. ’63, *1959 Adams, Virgil R. ’46, *1942 Adams, Gifford B. ’28 (d., 5/18/86) *1924 Adell, Clinton G. ’51 (d., 3/22/01) *1939 Adams, Harold P. ’14 (d., 6/21/70) 1912 Akeley, Carroll R. ’53, *1949, 50Adams, Norris S. ’40, *1936 Akers, Charles A. ’61, *1957, 58, 59

1915 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Maine was recognized as the national champion in 1915when it won the IC4A title in New York City. With the firstNCAA cross country championship meet still more than 30 years into the future, the IC4A meet attracted the topteams in the nation and the title team was declared nationalchampion. Maine was paced by several of the top long-distance runners in UM history, including Frank Preti whofinished second in New York; Roger Bell, third; Ed Dempsey,eighth; and Al Wunderly, tenth. Maine also won the NewEngland title in 1915 with Bell leading the team with a thirdplace finish. Front row, left to right: Coach Arthur Smith, Ed Dempsey, Frank Preti, Capt. Roger Bell, George Sullivanand Albert Wunderly. Back row, left to right: RoscoeHysom, Ray Stevens, Phil Libby and Mgr. Weston Haskell.

14.2 Men’s Cross Country

Akers, Leon M. ’57, *1953 Betz, Robert G. ’76, 1972 Alexander, Tyler E. ’06, 2003, 05 Bickford, William J. ’45, *1941 Alieff, Warren B. ’51, *1947, *48, 49 Bingham, Leroy M. II ’63, *1959 Allen, David L. ’69, *1965 Black, Ernest T. ’35 (d., 2/1/88) 1933, 34 Allen, Lawrence E. ’81, 1978, 79 Black, Frederick R. ’34 (d., 8/29/87) 1931, 32

Ambrose, Lewis A. ’30 (d., 7/22/84) *1926 Black, Kenneth D. ’35 (d., 11/18/92) *1931, 32, 33, 34Amergian, Raymond R. ’76, *1972 Blackstone, Bradford E. ’91, 1987, 88, 89, 90Ames, J. Wesley ’24 (d., 10/31/82) 1922 Blackwell, Benjamin R. ’36, *1932Anderson, Anthony J. ’94, 1990, 91, 92 Blaisdell, Frank R. ’35 (d., 1/31/06) *1931 Anderson, Harold L. ’60, *1956 Blaisdell, Kenneth W. ’41 (d., 5/30/00) *1937, 38, 39, 40

Anderson, Karl V. ’35, *1931 Blaisdell, Raymond C. Jr. ’76, *1972 Angevine, Donald A. ’66, *1960 Blake, Donald C. ’49 (d., 12/30/82) *1945

Arum, Robert F. ’61, *1957 Blake, Francis J. ’61, *1957 Attridge, James M. ’34 (d., 7/12/05) *1930 Blake, Russell J. ’76, *1972Atwood, Raymond H. ’44, *1940, 41 Blethen, Lloyd V. ’50 (d., 3/6/02) 1946 Austin, Gilbert E. ’30 (d., 5/21/81) 1929 Boerke, Thomas S. ’45, *1942Austin, Ronald E. ’32 (d., 4/3/60) *1928, 30, 31 Bolster, James R. ’66, *1962 Avery, Latham ’76, 1972 Bonarrigo, Joseph F. ’90, 1986 Ayer, Hazen H. ’24 (d., 1/26/94) 1923 Bonde, Morris R. ’67, *1963Aylward, Stephen R. ’76, *1972 Bonney, Alton G. Jr. ’42 (d., 2/25/06) *1938

Bailey, Dean M. ’35 (d., 8/14/90) *1931 Boody, John H. ’68, *1964Bailey, Frank H. ’44 (d., 11/26/78) *1940 Booth, Harry E. ’33, *1929, 30, 31, 32 Bailey, Roger C. ’51 (d., 10/24/03) **1947, *48 Bottomley, Peter M. ’83, 1979, 80, 81, 82Baker, Russell B. ’26 (d., d. u.) *1924, 25 Bouchard, Kenneth J. ’40 (d., 3/4/00) *1936 Balentine, Richard P. ’77, 1973, 74 Boucher, Marcel R. ’42, *1938 Barber, Howard C. Jr. ’45, *1941 Bourassa, George H. ’58, *1954Barnard, Carl W. ’28 (d., 12/31/72) *1924 Bovie, Verne C. ’72, *1968, 69, 70, 71

Barnard, John H. ’22 (d., 2/8/66) 1919, 20, 21 Bovie, Verne H. ’45, *1941Barr, Charles R. ’50, *1946, *47 Bowden, Reginald B. ’55, *1951, 52Barrett, Ralph G. ’49 (d., 10/23/02) *1945 Bower, John A. ’42, *1938

Bartlett, Morton C. ’49, 1947, *48 Boxer, Daniel B. ’71, *1967 Bartley, Charles E. ’43 (d., 7/17/96) *1939 Boyle, James A. ’81, *1976 Barton, George T. II ’66, *1962 Brackett, David D. ’52 (d., 12/23/99) **1948 Bassols, Thomas B. ’75, *1971 Brackett, Manley R. ’44, *1940 Bates, Ralph H. ’56, *1952 Bradford, Robert F. ’51, **1947, *48

Bates, Thomas M. ’74, *1970 Brady, Walter H. ’43, *1939 Baxter, Ralph C. ’53, *1949 Brann, David E. ’66, *1962 Beal, Frederick M. ’35, *1932 Brennan, John L. ’69, *1966 Beaton, Clifford M. ’45 (d., d. u.) 1939 Brewer, Norman L. ’70, *1966Beaton, Robert J. ’42, *1938 Brewer, William K. ’69, *1965

Beaudry, James A. ’49, *1946, *47 Brewster, Frank E. ’42, *1938 Beck, William A. ’40 (d., 9/6/02) *1936 Brigham, Peter D. ’80, 1976, 77, 78, 79

Becker, Robert L. ’51, **1947 Brissette, Norman E. ’73 (d., 2/19/86) *1969 Beckett, Clarence B. ’23 (d., 7/22/01) 1921 Brooks, David L. ’78, *1974 Bell, Roger W. ’16 (d., 6/12/67) 1912, 13, 14, 15 Brooks, Eugene B. ’31 (d., 6/13/68) 1928, 29, 30Belyea, Glenn Y. ’65, *1961 Brooks, James S. ’14 (d., 3/2/37) 1913 Bengtsson, Jeffrey L. ’82, 1982 Brown, Bradford L. ’81, 1978, 79, 80 Bennett, John F. Jr. ’37 (d., 7/18/97) *1933 Brown, Dwight A. ’41 (d., 12/17/90) *1937 Bennett, John R. ’50, *1946 Brown, Emmons P. ’42 (d., 10/24/97) *1938 Bennett, Walter F. ’55, *1951 Brown, James E. ’52, **1948

Benoit, Benjamin K. ’94, 1990, 91 Brown, Nelson W. Jr. ’60, *1956 Benson, Albert ’28 (d., 1/24/83) 1927 Brown, Wallace E. ’49, *1946Beppler, David C. ’53, *1949, 51, 52 Buck, Andrew R. ’71, *1966 Berg, Eric O. ’24 (d., 8/6/68) 1920, 21, 23 Buck, Daniel C. ’81, 1979 Berg, Howard ’50, *1946 Buck, Gurdon S. ’45, *1941 Berg, Robert ’34 (d., 1/30/96) *1930 Bullen, George ’33 (d., 1/?/79) *1929Bernard, David W. ’92, 1988 Bunnell, William R. ’45, *1941

Berney, Don A. ’78, *1974 Burgess, Howard O. ’13 (d., 6/23/60) 1912 Berry, Rockwood N. ’44, *1937 Bushey, Raymond J. ’51, *1949 Bessey, Dale A. ’59, *1955, 56, 57, 58 Butterfield, Scott A. ’98, 1994, 95


Butterworth, Dale J. ’41, *1937, 38, 39 Cooper, Alvin R. ’73, *1965, 66 Byer, Martin I. ’80, *1976 Corbett, Donald P. ’34 (d., 8/8/88) 1931, 32, 33 Cable, Laurence P. ’52, **1948 Corbett, Robert F. ’37 (d., 12/21/00) *1933, 34, 35 Cabot, Philip D. ’44 (d., 8/4/97) *1940 Courtney, Joseph D. ’44 (d., 9/30/55) *1940 Cahouet, John J. ’52, **1948 Cowan, Douglas R. ’44 (d., 4/17/92) *1940

Cain, Charles Y. ’38 (d., 10/27/00) *1934, 35 Cowing, Derrill J. ’68, *1964, 65Caldwell, David S. Jr. ’43 (d., 3/11/04) *1939 Crabtree, Charles W. Jr. ’91, 1987, 88 Caler, Horace L. ’30 (d., 7/29/96) *1926, 28, 29 Cram, Michael S. ’76, *1971, 72, 73Cameron, Roger T. ’36 (d., 8/14/98) *1932 Creamer, John J. ’43 (d., 4/5/99) *1939 Campbell, Colin ’76, *1972, 73, 74, 75 Crocker, James D. ’35 (d., 6/17/02) *1931

Campbell, Lawrence E. ’78, *1974 Crockett, Albert D. Jr. ’44 (d., 4/18/03) *1940 Card, Clifford A. ’51, *1948 Crockett, Burleigh S. ’45, *1941

Carle, Stephen L. ’76, *1972 Crockett, John L. ’45 (d., 1/25/45) *1941 Carlson, Gilbert M. ’43, *1939 Crosby, Norris W. ’34 (d., 8/19/88) *1930 Carlson, Thomas W. ’93, 1990 Croteau, Dennis C. ’74, *1968Caron, Edward A. ’04, 2000, 02, 03, 04 Crowe, James H. ’32 (d., 4/26/92) *1930 Caron, Jeffrey M. ’05, 2001, 02, 03, 04 Cruz, John M. Jr. ’79, *1975 Carter, David J. ’72, *1967 Cuddy, Robert F. ’87, 1984, 85, 86 Carter, Elton S. ’40 (d., 10/18/97) *1937 Cullen, William J. ’44, *1940Carter, Timothy A. ’63, *1959, 60, 61, 62 Cummings, Philip E. ’41 (d., 7/16/00) *1937

Cary, George A. ’27 (d., 9/27/86) *1923 Cunningham, Carl W. ’36, *1932Cary, Stephen W. ’76, 1973 Cuozzo, G. Vincent ’31 (d., 3/20/97) *1926 Cassola, Stephen P. ’72, *1968 Curran, John W. ’53 (d., 7/18/82) *1946 Casterline, Donald S. ’46, *1942 Cushing, Andre E. ’28 (d., 10/10/94) *1924, 25, 26, 27 Caswell, Willard S. ’34 (d., 2/15/86) *1930 Cutler, William H. Jr. ’58 (d., 1/7/01) *1954 Cattley, Robert A. ’57, *1953, 54 Dabrieo, Michael D. ’07, 2005 Chalmers, George L. ’46, *1942 Dahl, Joseph R. ’68, *1964, 66, 67

Chamberlain, Paul E. ’79, *1975 Daley, Paul J. Jr. ’69, *1965, 69Chandler, Robert F. Jr. ’29 (d., 3/23/99) 1928 Dalot, Philip L. ’37 (d., 8/4/96) *1933 Checchi, Vincent V. ’40, *1935 Daly, John P. ’73, *1969, 70, 71, 72

Cheney, Prescott J. ’60, *1956, 57, 58 Daly, William G. Jr. ’61 (d., 11/22/86) *1956, 57, 58, 59

Chester, Roger E. ’40 (d., 8/12/89) *1936 Damon, Gene A. ’68, *1960Childs, William H. ’78, *1974 Danforth, Frank W. Jr. ’48, 1946 Chipman, Ronald E. ’73, *1969 Davidson, Richard W. ’64, *1960, 61, 62, 63 Clapper, Gerald F. ’83, 1979, 80, 81, 82 Davis, Arnold A. ’49, *1941

Clark, Carleton H. ’39 (d., 8/13/79) *1935 Davis, Arthur A. ’44, *1941Clark, Donald S. Jr. ’46 (d., 3/13/95) *1942 Davis, Carl F. ’39 (d., 5/13/02) *1938, 39, 40Clark, Eldon R. ’40 (d., 2/1/89) *1935, *38 Davis, Kirby F. ’07, 2003, 04, 05, 06Clark, George B. ’67, *1963, 64, 65, 66 Davis, Lloyd R. Jr. ’68, *1964Clark, Kenneth E. ’39 (d., 10/26/01) *1935 Davis, Robert A. ’74, *1970

Clark, Richard H. ’66, 1965 Dawson, Gary A. ’85 (d., 3/7/96) 1984 Clarke, George A. ’36, *1932 Day, Benjamin W. Jr. ’57, *1953

Clausen, Kenneth H. ’45 (d., 8/?/73) *1941 Dean, George W. ’44, *1940 Claussen, Alfred W. III ’91, 1987, 88 Dean, Robert F. ’60, *1956, 57, 58, 59 Clifford, Ralph E. ’38 (d., 10/31/91) *1935, 36, 37 DeAngelis, Douglas J. ’88, 1985, 86, 87Cobb, Kenneth L. ’46, *1942 Dearing, Daniel D. ’85, 1983, 84Coffin, Everett B. ’15 (d., 10/13/49) 1914 Dearing, David B. ’55, 1952, 53Cohen, Arnold J. ’48, *1941, 42, 47 Dekin, Albert A. ’32, *1928Cohen, Gerald ’50, *1946, *47 Dempsey, Edmund J. ’17 (d., 12/16/84) 1913, 14, 15, 16

Cohen, Jason ’49, *1946 Dempsey, Malcolm K. ’46, *1942

Cole, Virgil E. ’45 (d., 7/23/44) *1941, 42 Deniverville, Joseph P. ’73, 1970 Cole, William B. ’35 (d., 6/29/81) *1931 Denley, William P. ’76, *1972Collins, Michael J. ’99, 1996, 97, 98 Dennis, Donald A. ’79, 1974Conant, Calvin B. Jr. ’43 (d., 2/1/92) *1939 Dequine, John F. ’40, *1936, 37, 39Condon, Grover C. Jr. ’45, *1941 Dersham, George E. Jr. ’71, *1967, 68, 69 Condon, John E. ’85, 1982 Despres, John T. ’66, *1962Condon, William H. ’44 (d., 9/30/72) *1940, 42 Devin, John R. ’80, *1976, 78, 79

Connolly, Michael K. ’72, *1968 DeWick, Robert E. ’37 (d., 8/23/02) *1933 Connor, Paul ’97, 1995 Dexter, Stephen A. ’80, 1976, 77Conti, Rudolph F. ’42 (d., 8/15/96) *1938 Dill, Wallace F. ’50, *1946


Dinsmore, Ernest L. ’37, *1933 Earle, Vinton J. ’46 (d., ?/?/44) *1942 Dionne, Bernard E. ’36 (8/24/00) *1932 Eastman, Robert H. ’51, **1947, *48, 49, 50 Doble, Lawrence G. ’73, *1969, 70, 71 Easton, Jonathan B. ’75, *1970 Doescher, John F. ’45, *1941 Eaton, Wendell G. ’40 (d., 3/3/05) 1939 Donnell, Michael J. ’68, *1963 Eddy, David E. ’50 (d., 1/18/01) *1947

Doten, Herbert R. ’54, *1950 Edwards, J. Sherwood ’39, *1935Doten, Nathaniel M. Jr. ’40 (d., 5/22/00) *1936, 38 Ehrhardt, George C. ’81, *1976Douglass, Carl R. ’51 (d., 10/1/78) *1948 Ehrlenbach, Howard L. ’41 (d., 5/12/00) *1937,Douglass, Rodney B. ’64, *1960 38, 39, 40 Dow, Eric B. ’74, *1970 Eldridge, Thomas W. ’57, *1953

Dow, Garnett M. ’59, *1952, 53 Elliott, Richard E. ’33 (d., 10/13/90) 1929 Dow, Richard B. ’52 (d., 3/7/02) **1948, 49, 50, 51 Elliott, Robert R. ’46, 1942

Downing, Gregory ’81, 1977, 78 Ellis, Eric J. Jr. ’73, 1971 Drake, Donald R. Jr. ’07, 2004, 05, 06 Ellis, Gerald C. ’64, *1960, 61, 62, 63 Drogin, Ronald N. ’61, *1957 Ellis, Lynn F. ’66 (d., 2/16/91) *1962, 63, 64, 65 Drummond, Horace H. ’35 (d., 12/1/70) *1931 Ellis, William N. ’43, *1939 Dubendris, Peter C. ’69, *1965 Emery, Arthur H. Jr. ’46, *1942 Dudley, Arthur C. ’65, *1961, 62 Emery, Earle L. ’17 (d., 9/30/20) 1916 Duggan, Lloyd B. ’42 (d., 3/1/86) *1938 Emery, Newell W. ’20 (d., 1/25/88) 1919 Dunham, Stephen M. ’18 (d., 11/4/78) 1916 Emery, Philip H. Jr. ’57, 1954, 55, 56

Dunlap, Matthew G. ’87, 1984, 86 Engel, Richard E. ’75, *1971 Dunlap, Stephen C. ’85, 1980, 82, 84 Engelhutt, David ’09, 2005, 06 Dunn, Gerald G. ’76, *1972 English, Benjamin W. ’25 (d., 9/28/86) 1924 Dunn, Richard B. Jr. ’81, 1977, 78, 80 Ericson, Stephen E. ’74, *1970 Dupuis, Gary J. ’71, *1967, 70 Ervin, James O. ’56, *1952 Dupuis, John P. ’69, *1967 Estabrook, Leo H. ’43, *1939, 40, 41, 42 Dupuis, Leon L. ’70, *1966 Everett, Gordon D. ’40, *1939

Duran, Leslie L. ’51, **1947 Everett, Ronald W. ’49, *1945, 46, 47 Dye, William K. ’95, 1991, 92 Fairfield, Loren R. ’38 (d., 6/22/39) *1934 Earl, Theodore A. ’34 (d., 6/22/85) *1930, 31, 32 Falardeau, Edward J. ’43 (d., 2/1/70) *1939

1934 MAINE HARRIERS — ONE OF AMERICA’S BEST TEAMS

The 1934 Maine cross country squad proved to be one of the top teams in the land when it finished second in the national championship meet after winning the New England title the previous week. The team was led by Capt. Ken Black, who finished seventh in both the national and New Englandmeets, and sophomore Bill Hunnewell, second in New England. The previous year Hunnewell was both the New England and national freshman champion. Left to right: Mgr. Albert Verrill, Jr., Harry Saunders, Bob Corbett, Bob Wishart, George Clarke, Capt. Ken Black, Gerald Beverage, Ernest Black,Howard Staff, Joel Wishart, Ashton Sawyer, Bill Hunnewell and Coach Chester Jenkins.


Farley, Christopher L. ’91, 1987 Gero, Charles E. ’26 (d., 8/23/79) *1922, 24, 25 Farnsworth, Michael E. ’86, 1984, 85 Gerrish, Paul H. ’17 (d., 3/1/87) 1913 Farrin, Allen H. Jr. ’39, *1935 Gerritt, Greg ’74, *1970, 73Farrington, Robert L. ’54 (d., 11/1/99) *1950 Gifford, Frank W. ’70, *1965 Farris, Arthur B. ’43 (d., 8/25/01) *1939, 40 Gilbert, Richard G. ’76, *1972

Feasey, Raymond D. ’52, **1948 Gilman, Clarence R. ’43, *1939Fellows, Nathan W. Jr. ’38 (d., 8/27/56) 1935 Godfrey, John J. ’68, *1964Fengler, Kenneth P. ’95, 1991 Goldthwaite, Kenneth O. ’45, *1941Fickus, Thomas P. ’55 (d., 5/22/00) *1949 Goodberlet, Mark A. ’77, *1973 Fifield, Herbert W. Jr. ’22 (d., 4/17/34) 1920 Goodenough, Richard D. II ’88, 1984, 85

Fiola, John W. ’84, 1981, 82, 83 Goodness, Donald F. Jr. ’69, *1967, 69 Firlotte, Paul I. ’56, *1952, 53, 54, 55 Goodrich, Lynn B. H. ’45, *1941

Fish, Lincoln T. Jr. ’45, *1941, 42 Googoo, Steven A. ’80, 1976, 77 Fitzgerald, Wayne B. ’64, *1960 Gorneault, Philip J. ’01, 1997 Fitzpatrick, James J. Jr. ’40, *1936 Gottlib, Bernard N. ’50, *1946Fogler, William A. ’51 (d., 5/22/98) **1948 Gould, David F. ’58 (d., 7/5/02) *1954, 55 Foley, Francis L. ’21 (d., 3/15/85) 1919 Goupee, Andrew J. ’02, 2001Folsom, Daniel P. ’54 (d., 11/12/72) *1950 Graffam, Gerald S. ’66, *1962Folsom, Elmer L. ’45,*1941, 42, 46, 47 Grant, Richard C. ’71, *1967, 68 Folster, Harry G. ’57, *1953, 54, 55 Gray, Mahlon W. Jr. ’54, *1950

Ford, Reginald N. ’96, 1993, 94 Gray, Peter B. ’79, 1975, 76Forde, Madison S. ’38 (d., 4/29/02) *1934 Green, Richard H. ’50, *1946 Forsyth, Edwin W. ’50, 1945 Greene, William B. ’75, *1970 Foss, Kenneth A. ’48 (d., 12/5/98) *1942 Greenhalgh, Charles L. ’82, 1980Foster, Laurence H. ’38, *1934 Grindell, Chelsey V. ’60, *1956, 59 Foster, Randall C. ’51, *1947, *48 Guerette, Daniel R. ’74, *1970 Fournier, Richard M. ’73, *1967 Gunning, Everett A. ’32 (d., 2/14/89) *1928, 29, 30, 31

Fox, John R. ’82, 1980 Guter, Thomas P. ’73, *1968 Frank, Christopher E. ’00, 1996 Hale, James E. ’29 (d., 8/3/90) *1924 Fraser, Ian M. ’06, 2003 Hall, Eugene A. ’70, *1966

Frechette, Gerald R. ’67, *1963, 64 Hall, Kenneth N. ’57, *1953 Freeman, William ’97, 1993, 95 Hallee, Jerome P. ’54, *1950Freese, F. Drummond ’15 (d., 5/18/77) 1913 Hallfors, Paul L. ’77, *1973French, Darrell E. ’68 (d., 7/23/00) *1964 Hamilton, Samuel W. ’79, 1975, 76, 77French, John S. ’42, *1938 Hamm, Peter M. ’90, 1987

Frey, Roger B. ’55, 1952 Hamm, Philip L. ’43 (d., 3/13/98) *1939, 41, 42 Friedman, Albert ’39, *1935 Hammer, Alex I. ’88, 1986, 87Frost, Frank O. III ’91, 1987, 88 Hample, Frank J. ’69, *1965 Frost, Stanley W. ’43, *1939 Hansen, Edward W. ’54, 1952 Fuger, Albert S. T. Jr. ’38, *1934 Hansen, George K. ’64, *1960, 61, 62, 63

Fuller, James W. ’32 (d., 9/26/75) *1928, 29, 30, 32 Hanson, Paul ’56, *1952, 53, 54, 55Furrow, Stanley D. ’56, *1952, 53, 54, 55 Hanson, Robert H. ’49 (d., 9/5/66) *1941, 42, 46, 47

Galinsky, Barney S. ’64, *1958 Hardy, Malcolm E. ’42 (d., 12/27/96) *1937 Gamache, Christopher P. ’99, 1997, 98, 99 Hardy, Myron S. ’51, **1947 Gardella, Randy L. ’89, 1985 Harmon, Charles C. Jr. ’52, *1949, 50Gardner, Horace L. Jr. ’41 (d., 12/16/76) *1937 Harnden, Harland M. ’51, 1948, 49 Gardner, Kenneth R. ’74, *1970 Harrington, James J. ’67, *1963 Gardner, William H. ’27 (d., 7/20/86) *1923 Hart, Clarence E. ’26 (d., 3/13/83) *1922, 24, 25 Garey, Hollis W. ’29 (d., 4/29/68) *1925 Hart, Elmer C. ’39 (d., 3/8/01) *1935, 36 Garfinkle, Charles L. ’49 (d., 1/23/03) *1942 Harthorne, Paul D. ’44, *1940

Garfinkle, Harold A. ’42 (d., 2/28/06) *1938 Hartley, Harry A. ’27 (d., 11/22/69) *1924 Garland, George ’45 (d., 9/20/97) *1941 Hartley, William J. Jr. ’29 (d., 3/9/64) 1928, 29 Garland, Philip A. ’79, 1975, 76, 77, 78 Hartwell, Henry L. ’41 (d., 11/12/02) 1937, 38 Garland, Robert C. ’55, *1951 Harvell, John C. ’33, *1929 Garven, Richard L. Jr. ’85, 1982 Harvey, Irving W. ’34 (d., 7/15/84) *1930 Gatcomb, Morrill A. ’42 (d., 1/10/01) *1938 Haskell, Colwyn F. ’54, *1950, 51, 52, 53 Gatti, John A. ’37 (d., 8/6/66) *1933 Haskell, Madison B. ’33 (d., 12/18/72) *1929

Gauthier, Ryan H. ’96, 1994 Haskell, Weston B. ’17 (d., 9/27/50) 1915 Geary, Arthur L. ’49 (d., 11/17/05) *1941, 42 Hatch, Harold B. ’61, 1959, 60Geary, Edward J. ’42 (d., 11/29/97) *1938 Hatch, Richard M. ’52, **1948


Hawkes, Richard C. ’69, *1965 Hoar, Richard J. ’72, *1968 Hayes, Stephen T. ’74, *1970 Hodgdon, Malvean F. ’39 (d., 9/20/42) *1935 Hayman, Albion S. ’44, *1940 Hodges, Benjamin F. Jr. ’44 (d., 9/3/04) 1941, 42 Hayson, Merrian V. ’37, *1933 Hodges, Lorrimer B. ’63, 1961 Heald, Almon F. ’37 (d., 7/3/00) *1933 Hoffman, Everett M. ’43 (d., 7/10/04) 1946

Healey, Paul D. ’91, 1988 Holland, Stanley R. ’40, *1936 Hedlund, John R. ’94, 1990, 91 Holmes, Jerry L. ’79, 1975, 76, 77, 78 Hedlund, Steven D. ’98, 1995, 96, 97 Holmlund, Eric J. ’75, 1972 Heinrich, Bernd ’63, 1960, 62, 63 Holyoke, Glen A. ’85, 1983 Henderson, Harry E. ’22 (d., 5/30/84) 1919 Hooper, Henry O. ’56, *1952

Henderson, Harry E. Jr. ’52, **1948 Hooper, Norman A. ’37, *1933 Henderson, John R. ’92, 1990, 91 Hopkinson, Ralph H. ’44 (d., 12/14/98) *1940

Henderson, William E. ’38 (d., 1/5/93) *1934 Hopkinson, Stephen S. ’49 (d., 8/3/90) *1945, *48 Henneberry, Gary J. ’76, *1971 Horton, Horace W. ’65, *1961, 62, 63, 64 Herasymchuck, Brian P. ’07, 2003 Houghton, Lloyd E. ’12 (d., 7/13/63) 1911 Hermann, Frederick H. Jr. ’49 (d., 12/31/94) *1942 Howard, Alan E. ’69, *1965, 66, 67, 68Herrick, Carleton S. ’17 (d., 6/30/71) 1914 Howard, J. Christopher ’85, 1981 Herrick, Winslow K. ’22 (d., 9/24/77) 1919, 20, 21 Howland, Jonathan C. ’80, 1976, 78, 79Hersey, Alvin K. ’38, *1934, 35, 36 Hoyt, Arthur E. Jr. ’34 (d., 5/26/94) 1931 Hersey, Hubert C. ’51, **1947, *48, 50 Huff, Donald A. ’36 (d., 12/8/98) *1932

Hertell, Uno ’53, *1949 Hughes, James P. ’77, *1974 Higgins, Dyer A. ’40, *1936 Humphrey, Jeffrey E. ’76, 1973 Higgins, Irwin R. ’42 (d., 4/2/95) 1941 Humphries, Angus E. ’41 (d., 4/25/02) *1936Higgins, Lyle D. ’39, *1938 Hunnewell, William F. ’37 (d., 4/9/96) *1933, 34,Hill, Charles A. ’73, *1969 35, 36 Hill, Charles S. ’39 (d., 9/11/04) *1935 Hutchins, Burleigh M. Jr. ’61, *1957Hill, Dana B. ’71, *1967 Hutchinson, Calvin M. ’27 (d., 2/28/98) *1923, 24, 25

Hill, Eric T. ’77, *1968, 69, 70 Hutchinson, Edward W. ’39 (d., 4/30/06) *1935 Hill, Geoffrey W. ’68, *1964 Hutchinson, Lloyd W. ’67, *1965 Hillard, Daniel R. ’66, *1962 Hutchinson, Thomas C. ’74, *1970

Hiller, Robert F. ’42 (d., 8/7/77) *1937 Hutton, John C. ’25 (d., 6/12/89) 1924 Hillman, Arthur S. ’26 (d., 1/13/77) 1922, 23, 24, 25 Hyde, Harold B. ’54, *1950, 51Hirshon, Selvin ’36 (d., 2/5/06) *1932 Hyman, Irwin A. ’57, *1953 Hirshon, Sidney ’37, *1933 Hysom, Roscoe H. ’18 (d., 1/22/65) 1915 Hirst, Wlliam D. ’53, *1949, 50, 51, 52 Ingraham, Mark W. Jr. ’42 (d., 11/14/90) *1938, 39,

40, 41

1992 - A TERRIFIC SEASON

Maine’s 1992 harriers posted an impressiverecord, finishing second in America Eastand winning the EIAA championship.Individually, Jamie LaChance was second inAmerica East and fourth in New England,with Jeff Young placing fifth and 13th, andSean Tynan sixth and 14th, respectfully, inthose title runs. LaChance also was theEIAA champion, with Young second andTynam fifth in that championship race. Frontrow, left to right: Anthony Anderson, JamieLaChance, Andy Spaulding, Eric Toole, SkipFord and Jeff Glew. Standing, left to right:Bill Dye, Ryan Gauthier, Chris Walker,Sheldon Young, Sean Tynam, Ken Lamson,Paul O’Neil, Paul “Steve” Connor, Capt. JeffYoung, Dave Irving and Coach Jim Ballinger.


Ireland, Kenneth L. ’36, *1932 LaChance, Arthur L. Jr. ’80, 1975, 76 Irving, David H. ’96, 1993, 95 LaChance, Jamie R. ’94, 1989, 90, 91, 92Ives, Lawrence A. ’36 (d., 11/14/92) *1932 LaFlamme, Alan J. ’82, 1978, 79, 80 Jack, Charles H. Jr. ’46 (d., 11/6/04) *1942 LaFlamme, Gerard R. Jr. ’76, 1973, 74, 75Jackson, Floyd F. ’41 (d., 5/21/95) *1936, 37, 38 Lagasse, Albert G. Jr. ’68, *1964, 66, 67

Jackson, Laurence B. ’34 (d., d. u.) *1930, 32 Lambert, Jerry V. ’60, *1955Jackson, Robert W. ’59, *1955 Lamoreau, Fred L. ’30 (d., 3/27/65) *1926 Jenkins, Robert D. ’43, *1939 Lamson, Kenneth R. ’95, 1993 Jette, Dennis P. ’62, *1957 Lane, Frank A. ’66, *1962 Johnson, Fred G. ’40, *1936, 37 Lane, John M. ’58, *1954

Johnson, Gary E. ’73, *1969 Lane, Melvin A. ’50, 1947, 52 Johnson, George W. II ’77, *1972 Langella, James M. ’78, *1974

Johnson, Gerald E. III ’04, 2000, 01, 02 Lansing, Michael C. ’05, 2000, 01, 02, 04Johnson, Joseph M. ’40 (d., 4/22/79) *1936 Larkin, Patrick H. ’00, 1997, 98, 99 Johnson, Kenneth S. Jr. ’44, *1940 LaRochelle, Lawrence R. ’77, *1973 Johnston, Thornton E. ’50, 1946 Laskey, Thomas F. ’53, 1952 Jones, Richard B. ’75, *1971 Laughlin, Robert W. ’22 (d., 6/21/85) 1920 Jordan, Harold J. ’41 (d., 2/8/98) *1937 Law, Richard J. ’58 (d., 2/1/05) *1954, 55, 56, 57Jordan, John H. ’40 (d., 9/28/96) 1937, 39 Lawlor, William J. ’51, *1942 Judkins, Fred S. II ’68, *1962, 63, 64 Lawrence, Thomas W. Jr. ’54 (d., 7/2/97) *1950

Kane, Timothy K. ’80, 1975 Leach, James A. ’49 (d., 3/17/96) *1942 Kash, Jason K. ’06, 2003 Leavitt, David W. ’75, *1971 Keeling, Douglas N. ’77, 1973 Lee, John H. Jr. ’66, *1962 Keenan, Bernard J. Jr. ’70, *1966 Lehman, Ralph W. ’59, *1955 Keenan, Leonard F. ’51 (d., 4/30/84) *1947 Leighton, Michael L. ’85, 1983, 84Keene, Norton P. ’36 (d., 12/20/67) *1931 Leonard, Herbert A. ’39 (d., 11/7/96) *1935Kehoe, Thomas P. ’74, 1970, 71, 72 Letourneau, Kenneth J. ’85, 1982, 83, 84

Keller, Lyndon M. ’36 (d., 7/25/94) *1932 Libby, Clifford W. ’41 (d., 2/6/78) *1937 Kelley, Donald P. ’38 (d., 5/3/92) *1934 Libby, Fred W. ’55, *1951, 53, 54Kelley, James R. Jr. ’83, 1982 Libby, Philip N. ’17 (d., 10/29/43) 1915, 16

Kelley, John C. ’37 (d., 11/11/43) *1933 Libby, Robert D. ’77, *1973 Kelley, John D. ’43, *1939 Lindell, Wiljo M. ’40 (d., 7/22/79) *1936, 39 Kelly, Charles H. Jr. ’14 (d., 12/21/65) 1911 Lindsey, Francis C. ’30 (d., 1/27/92) 1927, 28, 29Kelso, Frederick J. ’42 (d., 2/12/00) 1941 Lippke, Arthur J. Jr. ’39, 1936Kennison, Conrad E. ’24 (d., 11/29/62) 1922, 23 Lipsey, John O. Jr. ’63, 1961, 62

Kenoyer, Russell E. ’46 (d., 4/16/45) *1942 Littlefield, Emery S. ’35 (d., 3/14/00) *1931 Keup, Robert A. ’62, 1959, 60, 61 Littlefield, Neil O. ’53, *1949 Kidder, Paul A. ’69, *1965 Littlefield, Theodore C. ’77 (d., 11/7/01) *1972, 74 Kierstead, Clifford H. ’44 (d., 2/19/86) *1940 Lizotte, John C. ’34 (d., 1/4/69) *1930 Kimball, Beric E. ’77, 1974, 75, 76 Lloyd, Hugh C. ’28 (d., 12/31/80) 1927

Kimball, Dean C. ’42 (d., 1/12/91) *1938 Lombard, Maynard E. ’33 (d., 3/29/66) 1930, 31Kimball, Michael E. ’62, *1958, 59, 60, 61 Longley, John C. ’61, *1957

King, Harold L. ’17 (d., 12/22/73) 1916 Lord, Jay M. ’43 (d., 8/13/87) *1939 Kinney, Donald C. ’49, *1947, 48 Lord, Lyman L. Jr. ’41 (d., 12/20/61) *1937 Kirby, Scott S. ’74, *1968 Lord, Wilfred H. ’55, *1951 Kirkland, Jon C. ’67, *1963, 64, 65, 66 Lowell, Roger D. Jr. ’63, *1959Klein, Frederic W. ’44 (d., 6/1/93) *1940 Luce, Harlan V. ’50, *1948Knaut, Paul A. Jr. ’42, *1938 Luce, Ralph W. ’55, *1951Kneeland, Edwin L. ’23 (d., 1/??38) 1921, 22 Luchini, Joseph W. ’02, 2000, 01Kneeland, Verne H. ’31 (d., 6/26/60) 1929 Lukert, David G. ’57, *1953

Knight, Stephen C. Jr. ’48, *1946 Lund, Wendell B. Jr. ‘62, *1958Knott, Donald P. ’57 (d., 11/14/00) *1952 Lusk, Hugh F. ’41, *1937Knowlton, Richard S. ’51, *1948, 50 Luther, Eldon H. ’44, *1940 Konczal, Robert A. Jr. ’75, *1971 Lutts, Richard W. ’48, *1942Kozlovich, Stephen W. ’85, 1981 Lutz, Roy L. Jr. ’53, *1949 Kral, Edward J. ’77, *1972 Ly, Thinh ’99, 1996, 97, 98 Kraske, Karl V. ’57 (d., 9/4/03) *1953, Lyons, George H. ’58, *1954

55, 56 MacDonald, Carl H. ’59, *1955, 56, 57, 58 Krause, Richard A. ’74, 1970, 71, 73 MacDougall, James A. ’28 (d., 3/19/87) *1924 Krause, Robert W. ’45, *1941 MacFarlane, Robert B. ’66, *1962


MacKay, Bruce A. ’41, *1937 Meade, Arland R. ’38, *1934

MacLean, Carlton N. ’54, *1950, 51 Meade, Russell E. ’51, *1947MacNaughton, Victor B. ’29 (d., 10/22/95) *1925, 27, 28 Means, Sargent B. ’66, *1962Madden, Thomas H. ’74, *1970 Merrill, Dennis L. ’64, *1960 Maden, William F. ’34, *1930 Merrill, Reginald H. ’29 (d., 9/27/82) *1925 Magee, Marshall ’65, 1960 Merrill, Steven A. ’69, 1967 Maloney, Justin D. ’01, 1998 Merry, Anthony J. ’52, **1948 Mank, Steven T. ’30 (d., d. u.) *1926, 27, 28, 30 Meserve, Philmore W. ’42, *1937, 38Mansfield, Christopher M. ’91, 1990 Metcalf, Christian E. ’93, 1989 Manz, David D. ’06, 2003, 06 Metzger, Richard C. ’50, *1947

Marble, William C. ’45 (d., 5/22/92) *1941 Miller, Harry B. Jr. ’70, *1966 Marsh, Joel W. ’35 (d., 11/7/91) *1931, 32, 33, 34 Miller, Kem E. ’80, 1976 Martin, Philip H. ’70, *1966 Mills, Gerald S. ’54, *1950 Martinez, Richard E. ’43, *1939, 40, 41, 42 Mills, John E. ’84, 1981, 82 Masterman, Roscoe C. ’32 (d., 11/27/05) 1931 Minkowsky, Scott P. ’04, 2003 Mattson, David W. ’75, *1971 Moody, Dwight C. ’43, *1939, 40, 41 Maxey, Joel G. ’80, *1976 Moody, Harvey C. ’60, *1955

Maxim, Dana B. ’85, 1984 Moody, Joseph C. ’99, 1998 May, Jeffrey V. ’70, *1966, 67, 68 Moore, Henry W. ’64 (d., 9/18/70) *1958, 60 Mayo, Michael J. ’75, *1972, 73 Morgan, Michael A. ’70, *1967

Mayo, Ronald I. ’37 (d., 11/1/05) *1933 Morin, Carlton P. ’54, *1949 McClure, Roderic J. ’63, *1959 Morong, Frances G. ’35 (d., 12/9/65) *1931, 33 McCluskey, Robert E. ’66, *1962 Morris, Frank A. ’14 (d., 2/13/62) 1912 McCobb, John B. ’28 (d., 5/14/73) *1925 Morris, Roy C. ’86, 1982, 83, 84

McConnell, Malcolm S. ’83, 1980 Morse, Frank H. ’62, *1958, 59 McCree, James A. ’78, 1972 Morse, Thomas D. Jr. ’75, *1971 McGonagle, Jonathan T. ’07, 2004, 05, 06 Morton, Douglas M. ’50, 1946, 47 McGuire, William J. ’56, *1952 Morton, Lee S. ’61, *1957 McKee, Richard M. ’73 (d., 6/21/99) *1965 Morton, Raymond E. ’37 (d., d. u.) 1935McKeeman, Clyde A. ’23 (d., 4/20/99) 1921, 22 Moser, Stephen P. ’78, 1974

McLaughlin, Earl E. ’44 (d., 11/1/93) *1940 Mowatt, George M. ’39 (d., 4/?/84) *1935, 36

McLaughlin, Reginald H. ’48, *1941 Mulligan, Michael P. ’78, *1972McLaughlin, Wayne T. ’43 (d., 12/18/99) *1939 Murdock, Roland G. ’50, 1945McNamara, James P. ’81, 1980 Murray, John J. ’37 (d., 7/29/93) *1933 McPhetres, Regan S. ’78, *1974 Murray, Stanley A. ’47 (d., 4/11/90) *1941

1941 — ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON

Paced by Dwight Moody (state champion and eighth in New England) and Phil Hamm (ninth in New England), the 1941 Maine cross country team won the state title and were ranked high in the east. Left to right: Coach Chester Jenkins, Phil Hamm, Walter Brady, Richard Martinez, Arnold Pitman, Dwight Moody, Fred Kelso, Capt. Mark Ingraham, Irwin Higgins, Leo Estabrook, Ray Atwood, John Stanley and Mgr. Charles Pfeiffer.


Mussenden, William F. ’41, *1937, *38 Perkins, Laurence E. ’65, *1960 Nadeau, Rudolph P. ’51, *1946 Perkins, Merlin G. ’51, *1946Nelson, Aaron N. Jr. ’49 (d., 6/6/03) *1945 Perkins, Robert W. ’65, *1961Nelson, Gregory S. ’70, *1966 Perry, Edward L. ’53, 1950, 51, 52 Nelson, Ross F. ’74, *1970 Petrie, Paul M. ’67, *1963, 64, 65, 66

Newbegin, Brian S. ’91, 1987, 88 Pettengill, Gordon S. ’35 (d., 1/31/90) *1931 Newell, Robert M. ’65, *1961 Pfeiffer, Charles L. ’43 (d., 3/3/45) *1939, 40, 41 Newett, James H. ’80, 1976, 78, 79, 80 Philbrick, Alan W. ’54, *1950 Newhall, Carl A. Jr. ’41 (d., 4/24/85) *1937, *38, 39 Philbrook, Franklin H. ’23 (d., d. u.) 1919 Ng, Vincent W. ’94, 1994 Philbrook, Lawrence E. ’16 (d., 1/25/75) 1914

Nichols, Arthur A. ’35 (d., 5/14/66) *1931 Pickering, Irving B. ’28 (d., 4/7/84) *1924 Nichols, Charles T. ’68, *1964 Pierce, Allen R. ’84, 1980, 82, 83

Niedner, Charles E. ’76, *1974 Pietz, Theodore L. ’03, 1999 Nightingale, Matthew E. ’83, 1980 Pike, William L. ’80, 1975, 76, 78, 79 Noble, Wendell P. ’28 (d., 5/12/00) *1924 Pinkham, Richard C. ’51 (d., 6/15/52) **1947, *48Nolan, John P. ’57, *1953 Piper, Donald A. ’37 (d., 8/9/78) *1931 Noon, Preston M. ’98, 1993 Pitman, Arnold W. ’42 (d., 10/8/02) *1938 Noonan, Michael S. ’72, *1969 Plaeger, Russell ’73, *1969 Norris, Charles P. ’68, *1963 Pluff, Clayton W. ’73, 1971Nowland, James ’26 (d., 5/22/79) 1923 Pontbriand, Fernald L. ’50 (d., 8/10/03) *1946

Noyes, Charles E. ’24 (d., 3/30/99) 1923 Poole, John R. ’72, *1970 Noyes, Worth L. ’29 (d., 7/11/06) *1925, 27 Potter, Walter E. ’40, *1936 Oakes, Russell F. Jr. ’91, 1986 Power, Richard A. ’13 (d., d. u.) 1911, 12 O’Brien, Eugene C. ’50, 1947, 48 Powers, Thomas F. V. ’44 (d., 1/?/87) *1940 O’Clair, Armand J. ’67, *1963, 64, 65 Pratt, Sylvester M. ’30 (d., 10/16/90) 1928 O’Connor, Daniel J. ’90, 1986 Preti, Frank P. ’17 (d., 11/13/61) 1913, 14, 15, 16 O’Connor, James F. ’36 (d., 9/30/77) *1932 Prince, Alton E. ’36 (d., 7/4/78) *1932

O’Grady, John P. ’80, *1976 Purdy, Oscar G. ’28 (d., 11/8/95) *1925 Ohler, Robert L. ’37 (d., 2/1/02) 1936 Putnam, Norman A. ’44, *1940, 41Oickle, Brian R. ’99, 1996, 97, 98, 99 Radley, John R. ’43, *1939

Olafsen, Eric J. ’05, 2002, 03 Ramsdell, George A. ’30 (d., 9/26/54) *1926 Olson, Christopher P. ’73, *1969 Ranco, Michael J. ’71, *1967 O’Malley, Patrick G. ’89, 1987, 88, 89 Rand, Glendon F. ’86, 1980, 82, 83, 84 O’Neil, Paul T. ’95, 1992 Rand, Robert B. ’76, *1972 Osborn, Malcolm E. ’52, 1949, 50, 51 Randall, Coleman C. ’33 (d., 6/9/85) 1932

Osborne, Eric K. ’84, 1880 Randall, Elmer W. Jr. ’35 (d., 1/23/02) 1932 Osgood, George M. ’34 (d., 10/16/95) *1930, 31, 33 Randall, John E. ’54 (d., 5/4/58) 1951Otis, Clarence E. ’27 (d., 9/8/03) *1924, 26 Ray, Benjamin B. ’01, 1999, 00, 01 Ouellette, Donald J. ’62, 1961 Raymond, Horace W. ’24 (d., 1/18/96) 1919, 20,Ouellette, Richard G. ’65 (d., 11/19/66) *1961 22, 23

Overlock, Fred V. ’32 (d., 9/23/44) *1926 Raymond, Roy C. ’40 (d., 1/19/81) *1936 Packard, Richard D. ’50, 1948, 49 Rearick, Daniel G. ’58, *1954, 55, 56, 57

Palmer, Richard R. Jr. ’44, *1940 Reed, George P. ’51, **1947, 48 Palmer, Woodrow L. ’35 (d. 2/7/81) 1932 Remick, Charles E. 42 (d., 6/2/477) *1938 Parkin, Charles L. ’43, *1939, 40 Rice, Michael T. ’97, 1993, 94, 95, 97 Parlin, Gregory P. ’74, 1971 Rich, Robert P. Jr. ’53, *1949 Parritt, Timothy A. ’89, 1985 Richardson, Harry L. ’30 (d., 1/19/58) *1926, 27,Parsons, Robert L. ’51, *1948, 49 28, 29 Partridge, Arthur D. ’53, 1952 Ricker, John G. ’46 (d., 11/4/95) *1942 Pattee, Clifford H. ’41 (d., 11/15/99) *1937 Riddle, Oscar W. ’41 (d., 8/28/02) *1937

Patten, Clyde G. ’25 (d., 4/14/56) 1921, 22, 23, 24 Rideout, Linwood B. ’40, *1935Patterson, Lyle L. ’14 (d., 2/14/65) 1911 Ridley, Stephen F. ’85, 1980, 81, 82, 83Patterson, William Jr. ’48 (d., 4/9/96) *1937 Rines, Bernard P. ’45, *1941Pease, Ivan R. ’24 (d., 9/11/85) 1920 Ring, Allan C. ’68 (d., 3/29/85) *1964Pelletier, Sammy L. ’79, 1975, 76, 77, 78 Ringo, Preston ’01, 1997 Pelletier, Thomas N. ’77, 1974, 75 Ritz, Thornton L. ’59, *1955 Pendleton, Robert E. ’33 (d., 7/28/86) 1930 Rivard, Gabriel S. ’02, 1998, 99, 00, 01

Percival, Keith W. ’32 (d., 5/29/03) *1928 Rix, Wayne ’71, *1967Perkins, Alfred W. ’31 (d., 2/5/00) 1929 Robbins, Bernard C. ’39, *1935Perkins, Edward W. ’49 (d., 8/29/93) *1946, *49 Robbins, Donald C. ’63, *1959


Robbins, Paul L. ’34 (d., 11/19/79) *1930 Smith, Gary W. ’59, *1955Robbins, Winston C. ’32 (d., 11/5/93) *1928 Smith, Irving F. ’51, **1947, 48, 49, 50Roben, George D. ’42, *1938 Snell, John A. ’27 (d., 9/6/93) 1924, 25 Roberts, John A. ’33, *1929 Snow, Mark D. ’89, 1986, 87, 88, 89 Robie, Charles C. ’36 (d., ?/?/83) 1933 Solimine, William F. Jr. ’82, 1978, 79, 81

Roddin, Michael I. ’79, 1976 Soychak, Francis J. ’56, *1952 Rogers, Harold E. ’49, *1942 Spalding, Edward L. ’35, *1931 Rogerson, Donald L. ’67, *1965 Spaulding, Andrew A. ’94, 1991, 92Rollins, Willis R. ’26 (d., 12/5/78) 1925 Speirs, Ernest L. ’39 (d., 6/30/55) 1936, 37Rose, William G. ’74, 1971, 72 Spencer, Wilbur P. Jr. ’61, *1957

Ross, Gregory G. ’72, *1968 Sprague, Donald ’65, *1961Rossi, Paul N. ’54 (d., ?/?/76) *1950 Sprague, Sheril W. ’85, 1981, 82, 83

Roulston, Edwin E. ’52, **1948 Spruce, Murray E. ’65, *1961 Rowe, Orrin N. ’63, *1959 Stagg, Howard J. III ’37 (d., 9/16/03) 1934 Roy, Richard L. Jr. ’63, *1959, 60 Stanley, John L. Jr. ’49 (d., 7/19/04) *1940, 41 Rummler, Jonathan R. ’86, 1983, 84 Stanley, John T. ’30 (d., 7/7/79) *1926, 28, 29 Runnels, Ralph C. ’43 (d., 1/20/44) *1939 Stanwood, Harold K. ’46, *1942Rupprecht, Paul G. ’05, 2004, 05 Staples, Richard B. ’37 (d., 6/24/82) 1934, 35 Russell, James W. ’43 (d., 3/15/45) *1939 Stetson, Kenneth P. Jr. ’67, *1963Ryan, John F. Jr. ’56, *1952 Stetson, William S. Jr. ’63, *1959

Sadler, Rudolph C. A. ’38, *1934 Stevens, Gifford M. ’66, *1962 Saint Onge, Walter J. ’51, *1947 Stevens, Graydon G. ’74, *1970, 71, 73 Sargent, Frederick W. ’77, *1973 Stewart, John C. ’43, *1939 Sargent, Isom R. ’73, *1970 Stewart, Keith R. ’62, *1958Saunders, Harry C. Jr. ’35 (d., 1/3/54) *1931, 33, 34 Stimpson, Paul L. ’65 (d., 4/22/67) *1960 Savage, Donald W. ’52, **1948 Stinson, Clyde C. ’29 (d., 4/20/77) 1927, 28Sawyer, George R. ’39 (d., 12/8/05) *1935, 36 Stinson, Joel P. ’57, *1953, 54, 55

Scagiarini, Tommy J. ’88, 1985 Story, Joseph W. ’38 (d., 2/11/93) *1934 Schiraga, George D. ’72, *1966 Stover, Frederick O. S. ’30, *1926Schoppe, Robert P. ’38 (d., 12/5/94) *1934 Stover, Lee A. ’87, 1986

Schultz, Joseph A. ’81, 1977, 78 Straz, Andrew T. ’71, *1967, 68 Scotten, George K. ’73, *1969 Sullivan, Eustis F. ’30 (d., 7/31/84) *1926 Scribner, Eugene D. ’27 (d., 5/3/93) 1926 Suminsby, John E. ’44, *1940Seawell, James L. ’66, *1962 Swanson, Peter C. ’85, 1981 Seeback, Stephen J. ’00, 1996, 98 Sweetser, Richard W. ’51, *1948

Seekins, Darrell L. ’77, 1974, 75, 76 Swift, William R. ’77, *1973 Seekins, Leon E. ’13 (d., 5/8/56) 1911 Sylvester, Arthur C. ’27 (d., 10/7/91) *1922Selmar-Larsen, Johan Jr. ’43 (d., 11/21/99) *1939 Sylvester, George E. ’58 (d., 3/20/01) *1949 Severy, Raymond O. ’66, 1965 Sypers, Ansel J. ’29 (d., 11/28/72) *1925 Shaffer, Howard C. ’66, *1962, 63 Taylor, Carroll E. ’49, *1942

Shain, Harry A. ’55, *1951, 52 Taylor, Charles W. ’65, *1961 Shands, Wayland A. Jr. ’55, *1951 Taylor, Forrest A. ’27 (d., d. u.) *1923, 25, 26

Shaw, Charles H. Jr. ’36, *1932 Taylor, Jonathan B. ’69, *1965 Shaw, Howard E. Jr. ’37 (d., 10/2/43) *1933 Theriault, Charles H. ’08, 2004, 05Shaw, Russell W. ’33 (d., 4/4/83) *1929, 31, 32 Thomas, Harry S. ’44 (d., 7/3/93) *1940 Shea, Arthur M. ’69, *1965 Thompson, Albert W. ’45, *1941 Sherburne, Arthur P. ’34 (d., 7/18/91) *1930 Thompson, Frederick H. ’28 (d., 11/21/77) *1925Shesler, John R. ’79, 1975 Thompson, Merrill G. ’40 (d., 8/25/93) *1936 Shorey, Bruce R. ’72, *1968, 69 Thompson, William R. Jr. ’38 (d., 7/19/95) *1934 Silsby, Samuel S. Jr. ’49, 1946, 47 Thorne, Raymond A. ’35 (d., 1/1/95) *1930

Simensky, Michael E. ’85, 1982, 84 Thurston, Norris L. ’60, *1956, 57, 58, 59 Simmons, Herbert C. ’37 (d., 7/15/45) 1934 Thurston, Robert B. ’77, *1973, *74Sjostedt, Hilmer Q. ’46, *1942 Tiedemann, William D. ’55, *1951 Sjostedt, Richard H. ’45, *1941, *46 Tobey, Nolan C. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02 Skvarch, Michael J. ’79, 1974, 75, 76, 77 Toms, Robert H. ’38 (d., 11/4/97) 1935, 36 Sleight, Charles K. Jr. ’76, *1972 Toole, Eric M. ’94, 1992, 93 Small, Dale R. ’68, *1964, 65, 67 Torrey, Daniel W. ’27 (d., 5/16/79) *1923, 24

Smith, Arthur G. ’38, *1934, 36 Torrey, George N. Jr. ’52, **1948Smith, Clement H. ’39 (d., 3/15/99) *1935 Torrey, Howard L. ’60, *1958 Smith, Donald C. ’40, *1936, 37, 38, 39 Towner, Wayland D. ’14 (d., 8/20/77) 1912, 13


Trask, Henry O. ’27 (d., 11/13/98) 1923 Weeks, Stanley A. ’60, *1956, 68Treadwell, Dereck W. ’98, 1994, 95, 96, 97 Weiblen, William A. ’61, 1960Trefethen, John T. ’62, *1958 Wensley, Robert P. ’46, *1942 Trevino, Joshua R. ’05, 2002, 04, 05, 06 Wentworth, Bruce M. ’63, *1959, 60, 61, 62 Tripp, Bernal M. ’66, *1962 Wentworth, John D. ’79, *1975

Tripp, Clinton E. ’51, *1947, 48 Weston, Lowell N. ’36 (d., 10/16/00) *1932 Troland, Edwin P. ’38 (d., 1/23/04) *1934, 35, 36 Westphal, Michael D. ’79, *1975, 76, 77, 78True, Raymond H. ’46, *1942 Whalen, Stephen C. ’74, *1970, 71, 72, 73Turner, Oscar T. ’29 (d., 11/15/77) *1925 Whicher, Ralph F. ’40 (d., 12/24/03) *1936, 37, 38Turner, Robert E. ’26 (d., 4/14/84) *1922, 24, 25 Whipkey, Myron D. ’80, 1979

Turner, Stephen J. ’69, *1965, 66, 67, 68 Whitcomb, Aaron A. ’64, *1960

Turner, Willard F. ’29 (d., 9/13/99) *1925 White, Archie L. Jr. ’33 (d., 8/21/84) *1929Tynan Sean W. ’94, 1991, 92, 93, 94 Whitney, Clifton E. ’40 (d., 11/21/79) *1936 Upham, Roger A. ’63, *1959 Whitney, Norman E. ’40 (d., 8/7/91) *1936 Uzmann, Joseph R. ’46, *1942 Whittier, George A. ’29 (d., d. u.) *1925 Vaitones, Stephen G. ’78, 1974, 75, 76, 77 Wiggin, Merton E. ’53, *1949 Van Tassel, Edward M. ’02, 1999 Wiggins, Lyle D. ’42 (d., 2/20/45) *1938 Vennett, Kenneth F. ’45, *1941, *46 Wight, Nelson G. ’53, *1949Verrill, Albert ’36 (d., 10/30/91) 1933, 34 Wilkins, Roger C. ’29 (d., 9/17/98) *1925

Verrill, David M. ’65, 1959 Wilkinson, Peter S. ’76, *1972

Viger, Norman J. ’65, *1961 Williams, Christopher A. ’81, *1973 Viselli, Joseph R. ’99, 1998 Williams, Christopher P. ’89, 1985 Waddington, Norman ’38 (d., 9/9/36) *1934, 35 Willson, Harold Jr. ’39 (d., 5/1/96) *1935Wagg, Robert A. ’29 (d., 7/25/86) *1925 Wilson, Arthur E. ’23 (d., 3/7/96) 1922 Waldron, Theodore A. Jr. ’67, *1963 Wilson, Garrett R. ’79, *1975

Walker, Christopher V. ’93, 1992 Wilson, John P. ’52, **1948, 49Walker, Neal H. ’41 (d., 10/27/44) *1937 Wilson, Walter O. ’23 (d., 12/12/80) 1920Wallace, Brian S. ’70, *1965, 68 Wing, Robert K. ’56, *1951 Wallace, John A. ’51, 1947, 48, 49 Wishart, Douglas J. ’38 (d., 3/13/90) *1934 Walls, Charles W. ’28 (d., 4/10/73) *1925 Wishart, Robert F. ’35 (d., 7/1/41) *1931, 32, 33, 34

Walsh, Stephen L. ’89, 1985 Wood, Bernard ’72, *1968, 69 Wathen, John M. ’52 (d., 2/11/82) **1948 Wood, Donald C. ’58, *1954, 56

Ward, Bernard D. Jr. ’73, *1969, 70, 71, 72 Wood, Theodore A. ’46, *1942 Ward, Bert E. ’72, 1970 Woods, David C. II ’08, 2005 Ward, Donald J. III ’83, 1977, 78, 80, 81 Woods, Michael A. ’76, 1972, 73, 74, 75Ward, Gerald M. ’43 (d., 1/6/99) *1939 Woodworth, Archie G. ’66, 1964Ward, Sheldon L. ’39, *1935 Worden, Albert H. ’64, 1963 Wardwell, Hubert M. Jr. ’13, 1911 (d., 11/29/68) Wright, Gerald ’56, *1952 Wares, Paul G. ’63, *1959 Wuestkoff, Ralphael J. ’61, *1957 Warner, Carl E. ’73, *1969, 70, 73 Wunderly, Albert W. ’18 (d., 12/17/85) 1914, 15, 16

Warren, Brian A. ’87, 1984, 85, 86 Wyman, Richard H. ’64, *1960, 61, 62 Wassil, Allyn M. ’67, *1963 Yarrow, Robert N. ’55 (d., 4/23/97) *1951 Watson, Andrew E. ’34 (d., 1/29/04) *1930 York, Kent H. ’48, *1941Way, Kevin A. ’92, 1987, 88, 89 Youlden, Richard H. ’43 (d., 3/5/98) *1939 Webb, Frederick D. ’23 (d., 12/4/90) 1919, 22 Young, Jeffrey A. ’93, 1988, 89, 90, 92Webb, George H. ’24(d., 2/1/93) 1921 Young, Sheldon E. ’96, 1992, 93, 94, 95

Webb, Harold L. ’37 (d., 11/13/89) *1933 Young, Thomas J. Jr. ’48 (d., 6/10/79) *1941Webber, Mitchell L. ’64 (d., 6/10/00) *1960 Zale, John J. ’58, *1954

New Letter Recipients, 2006 Season

Bartlett, Miles F. ‘10

Harmond, Christopher A. ‘10 Newman, Eric S. ‘07


HEAD COACHES AND YEARLY TEAM RECORD (Win-loss records confined to results of meets with five or less teams competing.)

Coach W L T Pct. 1911 Arthur N. Smith 1 0 0 1.000 1912 Arthur N. Smith 1 0 0 1.000 1913 Arthur N. Smith 1 0 0 1.000 1914 Arthur N. Smith 0 0 0 .000

1915 Arthur N. Smith 1 0 0 1.000 1916 W. T. McCarthy 1 0 0 1.000

1919 Frank P. Preti 1 0 0 1.000 1920 Frank P. Preti 1 0 0 1.000

1921 Howard W. Flack 0 0 0 .000 1922 Howard W. Flack 0 0 0 .000 1923 Frank A. Kanaly 1 1 0 .500 1924 Frank A. Kanaly 0 1 0 .000 1925 Frank A. Kanaly 2 0 0 1.000

1926 Frank A. Kanaly 0 1 0 .000 1927 Frank A. Kanaly 1 0 0 1.000 1928 Chester A. Jenkins 1 0 0 1.000 1929 Chester A. Jenkins 0 0 0 .000 1930 Chester A. Jenkins 1 0 0 1.000

1931 Chester A. Jenkins 1 0 0 1.000 1932 Chester A. Jenkins 0 1 0 .000 1933 Chester A. Jenkins 0 1 0 .000 1934 Chester A. Jenkins 2 0 0 1.000

1935 Chester A. Jenkins 2 0 0 1.000 1936 Chester A. Jenkins 1 0 1 .750 1937 Chester A. Jenkins 1 1 0 .500 1938 Chester A. Jenkins 2 0 0 1.000 1939 Chester A. Jenkins 3 0 0 1.000 1940 Chester A. Jenkins 0 2 0 .000

1941 Chester A. Jenkins 1 0 0 1.000 1942 Chester A. Jenkins 2 0 0 1.000 1945 Chester A. Jenkins 0 0 0 .000

1946 Chester A. Jenkins 2 0 0 1.000 1947 Chester A. Jenkins 2 1 0 .667 1948 Chester A. Jenkins 1 2 0 .333 1949 Chester A. Jenkins 3 1 0 .750 1950 Chester A. Jenkins 4 1 0 .800

1951 Chester A. Jenkins 5 0 1 .917 1952 Chester A. Jenkins 1 2 0 .333 1953 Chester A. Jenkins 3 1 0 .750 1954 Chester A. Jenkins 3 0 0 1.000

1955 Chester A. Jenkins 3 0 0 1.000 1956 Edmund Styrna 3 0 0 1.000 1957 Edmund Styrna 4 1 0 .800 1958 Edmund Styrna 3 3 0 .500 1959 Edmund Styrna 3 2 0 .600 1960 Edmund Styrna 4 1 0 .800

1961 Edmund Styrna 4 1 0 .800 1962 Edmund Styrna 4 1 0 .800 1963 Edmund Styrna 5 1 0 .833

1964 Edmund Styrna 6 1 0 .857 1965 Edmund Styrna 4 2 0 .667 1966 Edmund Styrna 4 3 0 .571 1967 Edmund Styrna 2 5 0 .286 1968 Edmund Styrna 2 3 0 .400 1969 Edmund Styrna 1 5 0 .167 1970 Edmund Styrna 2 5 0 .286


1971 Edmund Stryna 2 5 0 .286 1972 Edmund Styrna 5 1 0 .833 1973 James O. Ballinger 4 3 0 .571 1974 James O. Ballinger 4 4 0 .500 1975 James O. Ballinger 6 5 0 .545

1976 James O. Ballinger 11 0 0 1.000 1977 James O. Ballinger 6 3 0 .667 1978 James O. Ballinger 6 0 0 1.000 1979 James O. Ballinger 2 2 0 .500 1980 James O. Ballinger 4 3 0 .571

1981 James O. Ballinger 2 2 0 .500 1982 James O. Ballinger 5 2 0 .714 1983 James O. Ballinger 4 2 0 .667 1984 James O. Ballinger 5 2 0 .714

1985 James O. Ballinger 5 2 0 .714 1986 James O. Ballinger 4 3 0 .571 1987 James O. Ballinger 2 1 0 .667 1988 James O. Ballinger 6 2 0 .750 1989 James O. Ballinger 2 3 0 .400 1990 James O. Ballinger 4 4 0 .500

1991 James O. Ballinger 5 2 0 .714 1992 James O. Ballinger 3 0 0 1.000 1993 James O. Ballinger 0 3 0 .000

1994 James O. Ballinger 1 4 0 .200 1995 James O. Ballinger 0 2 0 .000 1996 James O. Ballinger 1 7 0 .125 1997 James O. Ballinger 0 1 0 .000 1998 James O. Ballinger 1 5 0 .167 1999 James O. Ballinger 0 0 0 .000 2000 Mark H. Lech 0 0 0 .000

2001 Mark H. Lech 0 3 0 .000 2002 Mark H. Lech 3 3 0 .500 2003 Mark H. Lech 2 0 0 1.000 2004 Mark H. Lech 2 1 0 .667 2005 Mark H. Lech 1 2 0 .333 2006 Mark H. Lech 2 1 0 .667

216 133 2 .618

1975 WEARERS OF THE MAINE BLUE

Led by two-time state champion Capt. Gerry LaFlamme, the 1975 Maine squad posted a winning record in dual meets and was ranked high in NewEngland. Members of the large squad were, front row, left to right: Peter Gray, James McCree, Mike Westphal, John Wentworth, Garrett Wilson, Mike Patterson, Don Stowell, John Cruz, John Shesler, Brian Daly and Bill Pike. Back row, left to right: Sam Pelletier, Beric Kimball, Tom Bell, Art LaChance, Eric Ellis, Phil Garland, Capt. Gerry LaFlamme, Colin Campbell, Darrell Seekins, Jerry Holmes, Mike Skvarch, Steve Moser, Bill Mulholland,Mgr. Steve Vaitones and Coach Jim Ballinger.


CAPTAINS

Barnard, John H. (1920) Ingraham, Mark W. Jr. (1941)Bell, Roger W. (1914, 15) Kimball, Michael E. (1961)Bessey, Dale A. (1958) Kirkland, Jon C. (1966)Black, Ernest T. (1933) LaFlamme, Gerard R. Jr. (1974, 75)Black, Kenneth D. (1933, 34) Lansing, Michael C. (2003, 04)

Blaisdell, Kenneth W. (1940) Law, Richard J. (1956, 57)Booth, Harry E. (1932) Lindsay, Francis C. (1929)Bovie, Verne C. (1969, 70, 71) MacDonald, Carl H. (1958)Brooks, Eugene B. (1930) MacNaughton, Victor B. (1928)Brown, Bradford L. (1980) McKeeman, Clyde A. (1922)Carter, Timothy A. (1962) Newett, James H. (1980)Clapper, Gerald F. (1981, 82) Oickle, Brian R. (1998, 99)Clifford, Ralph E. (1937) O’Malley, Patrick G. (1987, 88, 89)

Collins, Michael J. (1998) Patten, Clyde G. (1924)Cuddy, Robert F. (1986) Petrie, Paul M. (1966)Cushing, Andre E. (1927) Pike, William L. (1977, 78, 79)Dahl, Joseph R. (1967) Power, Richard A. (1912)Daly, John P. (1972) Preti, Frank P. (1916)Daly, William G. Jr. (1959) Rand, Glendon F. (1983, 84)Davis, Kirby F. (2006) Ray, Benjamin B. (2000)DeAngelis, Douglas J. (1987) Raymond, Horace W. (1923)

Dow, Richard B. (1951) Rearick, Daniel G. (1956, 57)Ellis, Gerald G. (1963) Rice, Michael T. (1995, 96, 97)Ellis, Lynn F. (1965) Richardson, Harry L. (1929)Emery, Newell W. (1919) Ridley, Stephen F. (1983)Emery, Philip H. Jr. (1956) Rivard, Gabriel S. (2001)Firlotte, Paul I. (1954, 55) Seaback, Stephen J. (1999)Folsom, Elmer L. (1946, 47) Seekins, Darrell L. (1976)Forsythe, Edwin W. (1945) Skvarch, Michael J. (1977)

Furrow, Stanley D. (1955) Smith, Donald C. (1938, 39)Goodness, Donald F. (1969) Snow, Mark D. (1988, 89)Gunning, Everett A. (1930, 31) Sprague, Sheril W. (1983)Hamm, Phillip L. (1942) Taylor, Forrest A. (1926)Hanson, Robert H. (1947) Tobey, Nolan C. (2002)Harnden, Harland M. (1950) Towner, Wayland D. (1913)Haskell, Colwyn F. (1953) Trevino, Joshua R. (2005)Hatch, Harold B. (1960) Turner, Stephen J. (1968)Hedlund, Steven D. (1995, 97) Tynan, Sean W. (1993, 94)

Henderson, John R. (1991) Wallace, John A. (1948, 49)Herrick, Winslow K. (1921) Ward, Bernard D. Jr. (1972)Hillman, Arthur S. (1925) Ward, Donald J. III (1981)Hirst, William D. (1952) Warren, Brian A. (1985, 86)Horton, Horace C. (1964) Wentworth, Bruce M. (1962)Houghton, Lloyd E. (1911) Whalen, Stephen G. (1973)Hunnewell, William F. (1935, 36) Young, Jeffrey A. (1990, 91, 92)

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YEAR-BY-YEAR MEET RESULTSThis section includes results of non-conference meets with the exception of the Keatinge Invitationalswhich may be found later in this section. Win-loss records for each season are confined to results ofmeets with five or less teams competing.

It should be noted that the non-conference meet segment of Maine’s annual cross-country schedule haschanged significantly over the years. Prior to 1949, Maine’s annual schedule normally was composed ofone or two dual meets and the remaining races were conference championship races. The segment ofthe schedule devoted to pre-championship races in 1949 was lengthened to give the team moreextensive competition leading up to the conference meets. And, as in the past, virtually all of these raceswere either dual, triangular, or occasionally, quadrangular competitions.

A dramatic change occured in Maine’s pre-championship schedule, starting in 1993. At that point,Division One institutions within the NCAA framework created new scheduling criteria in cross country, aswell as in other sports, which decreed that virtually all races were to be conducted against other Division One institutions with a minimum number of teams to be faced each season. This all but eliminated racesagainst teams from Divisions Two and Three, as well as Canadian colleges. Large multi-team fieldsduring the pre-championship segment of the schedule replaced the traditional pattern of dual, triangular and quadrangular fields in order for teams to comply with the new standards.

Listed in this section are scores of all dual, triangular and quadrangular meets, and Maine’s place of finishin meets involving five or more teams. There were no non-conference meets in 1914, 1921, 1922, 1929,and 1945, and the program was suspended in 1917, 18, 43, and 44.

1911 (1-0) 1928 (1-0) 1940 (0-2)19 Tufts 36 23 New Hampshire 32 34 New Hampshire 23

37 Rhode Island 21 1912 (1-0) 1930 (1-0)

19 Tufts 36 19 Connecticut 42 1941 (1-0)

22 New Hampshire 341913 (1-0) 1931 (1-0)

20 Dartmouth 25 17 Connecticut 41 1942 (2-0) 25 Colby 30

1915 (1-0) 1932 (0-1) 17 Connecticut 40 15 Bates 44 41 New Hampshire 17

1946 (2-0)1916 (1-0) 1933 (0-1) 15 Bates 50

25 Bates 30 26 New Hampshire 27 23 New Hampshire 32

1919 (1-0) 1934 (2-0) 1947 (2-1)15 Brown 40 22 Colby 39 15 Bates 50

18 New Hampshire 41 35 New Hampshire 27 1920 (1-0) 35 Northeastern 68

15 Boston College 46 1935 (2-0) 25 Colby 36 1948 (1-2)

1923 (1-1) 18 New Hampshire 43 19 New Brunswick 40 36 Dartmouth 33 44 Springfield 19 36 Harvard 66 1936 (1-0-1) 29 New Hampshire 26

28 New Hampshire 28 1924 (0-1) 15 Colbv 46 1949 (3-1)

32 Alfred 24 17 Bates 44

1937 (1-1) 19 New Brunswick 44

1925 (2-0) 28 New Hampshire 27 29 New Hampshire 26 26 Alfred 30 20 Colby 37 25 Springfield 32 24 New Hampshire 36

1938 (2-0) 1950 (4-1)1926 (0-1) 20 New Hampshire 29 15 Bates 46

38 New Hampshire 27 20 Colby 37 17 New Brunswick 45 15 Colby 47

1927 (1-0) 1939 (3-0) 21 New Hampshire 36 20 New Hampshire 35 22 New Hampshire 35 32 Springfield 23

15 Colby 47 25 Rhode Island 30


1951 (5-0-1) 1961 (4-1) 1969 (1-5)17 Bates 44 37 Massachusetts 29 30 Jersey City State 26 18 New Brunswick 45 37 Northeastern 61 27 St. Anselm’s 30 28 New Hampshire 28 27 New Hampshire 29 44 New Brunswick 18 19 Springfield 36 21 Vermont 36 41 New Hampshire 20

23 Northeastern 45 21 Bates 76 33 Colby 22 23 Tufts 55 50 Vermont 15

1962 (4-1)1952 (1-2) 31 Massachusetts 27 1970 (2-5)

20 New Brunswick 41 31 Northeastern 72 19 Jersey City State 44 31 New Hampshire 24 17 New Hampshire 44 38 Bates 22 36 Springfield 19 15 Vermont 43 15 St. Anselm’s 48

15 Bates 47 39 New Brunswick 20

1953 (3-1) 40 New Hampshire 15 20 New Hampshire 34 1963 (5-1) 39 Colby 19 19 Vermont 36 41 Northeastern 34 44 Vermont 17 31 Springfield 26 41 Massachusetts 48 17 Tufts 39 22 New Hampshire 35 1971 (2-5)

25 Bates 32 15 St. Anselm’s 49 1954 (3-0) 25 Vermont 82 48 New Brunswick 15

21 Springfield 37 15 St. Anselm’s 50 34 Bates 21

18 New Hampshire 38 45 New Hampshire 15 25 Vermont 30 1964 (6-1) 23 Colby 35

40 Northeastern 24 45 Connecticut 15 1955 (3-0) 40 Massachusetts 66 36 Vermont 19

17 Springfield 44 23 New Hampshire 35 15 New Hampshire 48 15 Bates 45 1972 (5-1)15 Vermont 50 15 Vermont 48 50 Bates 15

24 New Brunswick 35 23 UMPI 41

1956 (3-0) 24 St. Anselm’s 85 23 MMA 72 17 Springfield 44 25 New Brunswick 36 19 New Hampshire 38 1965 (4-2) 24 New Hampshire 35 17 Vermont 40 58 Northeastern 15 20 Colby 43

58 Massachusetts 59 1957 (4-1) 33 New Hampshire 23 1973 (4-3)

33 Harvard 25 15 Bates 45 15 MMA 50 33 Springfield 80 15 Vermont 48 36 Vermont 22 18 New Hampshire 40 16 St. Anselm’s 47 15 Colby 50

15 Bates 50 19 UMPI 44 17 Vermont 40 1966 (4-3) 30 Bates 25

58 Northeastern 25 19 New Brunswick 48 1958 (3-3) 58 Massachusetts 49 32 New Hampshire 24

42 Massachusetts 39 36 New Hampshire 20 42 Springfield 46 16 Vermont 46 1974 (4-4)42 Northeastern 101 28 New Brunswick 29 43 Vermont 20 30 New Hampshire 28 28 St. Anselm’s 84 31 Bowdoin 29

19 Bates 42 21 Colby 40 31 Southern Maine 92 31 Vermont 26 31 UMPI 101

1967 (2-5) 39 Bates 22 1959 (3-2) 21 St. Anselm’s 37 25 New Brunswick 34

36 Massachusetts 28 62 Northeastern 28 28 New Hampshire 27 36 Northeastern 58 62 Massachusetts 40 18 Colby 44 28 New Hampshire 27 33 New Hampshire 24 15 Bates 50 49 New Brunswick 36 1975 (6-5)

25 Vermont 34 49 Colby 38 15 Boston U. 50 21 Vermont 34 35 Bowdoin 21

1960 (4-1) 67 Yale 29 31 Massachusettts 32 1968 (2-3) 67 Connecticut 42 31 Northeastern 60 19 St. Anselm’s 30 67 Central Connecticut 86 29 New Hampshire 27 27 New Brunswick 29 31 Bates 25 20 Bates 37 44 New Hampshire 19 24 New Brunswick 37 22 Vermont 34 36 Colby 23 31 New Hampshire 24

38 Vermont 23 17 Colby 62 17 UMPI 68 17 Southern Maine 87


UNDEFEATED 1951 TEAM

Led by Dick Dow and Carlton MacLean, who finished tied for first in every dual and triangular meet of the season,the 1951 Maine harriers posted a 5-0-1 record. Team members were, seated, left to right: Dave Beppler, Ed Perry,Capt. Dick Dow, Mac Osborn, and Bill Hirst. Second row, left to right: Mgr. Harold Hyde, Colwyn Haskell, Carlton MacLean, John Randall, and Coach Chester Jenkins.

1963 — IC4A COLLEGE CHAMPIONS

The IC4A championship meet was divided into two divisions (College and University) in 1963 with teams placings based on enrollments. Maine wasentered in the College Division and came away with the team championship as the five top UM harriers finished in the top 22. Gerry Ellis led the waywith a sixth place finish, followed by Ben Heinrich, seventh; Howard Shaffer, twelfth; Fred Judkins, thirteenth; and Horace Horton, twenty-second.Front row, left to right: Fred Judkins, Dick Davidson, Capt. Gerry Ellis, Horace Horton, Kirk Hansen, and Ben Heinrich. Back row, left to right: CoachEd Styrna, John Lee, Howard Shaffer, Lynn Ellis, George Damone, Gerry Graffam, and Mgr. Al Worden.


1976 (11-0) 1982 (5-2) 1988 (cont.)32 Brandeis 49 45 Conneccticut 25 34 New Hampshire 23

32 Eastern Connecticut 78 45 Boston College 47

32 Central Connecticut 83 19 Bowdoin 44 1989 (2-3)15 Bowdoin 50 21 New Brunswick 40 17 Bowdoin 38

15 New Brunswick 50 21 Vermont 38 32 Vermont 23

15 UMPI 86 27 New Hampshire 32 35 Dalhousie 32

15 UMFK 113 33 Colby 22 35 New Brunswick 59

17 Bates 41 36 New Hampshire 23

18 New Hampshire 44 1983 (4-2)15 Colby 50 55 Boston College 28 1990 (4-4)15 Vermont 50 55 Connecticut 29 27 New Brunswick 54

20 New Brunswick 41 27 UMPI 54

1977 (6-3) 22 Vermont 39 27 Unity 106

73 Providence 18 24 New Hampshire 35 41 Vermont 20

73 New Hampshire 82 21 Colby 38 69 New Brunswick 47

73 Boston College 100 UMPI Invt.: MAINE 1ST

69 Dalhousie 53

73 Boston U. 121 (of 5 teams) 69 Memorial U./NFLD 86

20 Bowdoin 43 36 New Hampshire 25

44 Bates 17 1984 (5-2)32 New Hampshire 23 30 Connecticut 27 1991 (5-2)

22 Colby 37 16 Bowdoin 47 34 Vermont 21

15 Vermont 46 20 New Brunswick 43 39 New Hampshire 21

UMPI Invt.: MAINE 1ST

26 Vermont 32 39 Colby 63

(of 7 teams) 15 MMA 50 39 UMPI 114

34 Colby 29 UMPI Invt.: MAINE 2ND

1978 (6-0) 34 New Hampshire 58 (of 5 teams)

15 Bowdoin 50 Maine Invt.: MAINE 4TH

44 Dalhousie 46

21 Bates 38 (of 5 teams) 44 New Brunswick 62

15 Vermont 49 44 UMPI 104

15 Colby 50 1985 (5-2)27 Massachusetts 28 22 Bowdoin 38 1992 (3-0)27 New Hampshire 85 33 Dalhousie 38 22 New Hampshire 46


33 New Brunswick 67 22 Bowdoin 72

(of 6 teams) 33 Moncton 100 22 Rhode Island 82

28 Vermont 26 UNB Invt.: MAINE 3RD

(T)

1979 (2-2) 37 New Hampshire 31 (of 5 teams)

25 Bowdoin 36 37 Colby 62 B.C. Invt.: MAINE 6TH

29 Bates 26 Maine Invt.: MAINE 4TH

(of 9 teams)

24 Vermont 32 (of 8 teams)

33 New Hampshire 22 1993 (0-3) UMPI Invt.: MAINE 4

TH1986 (4-3) 88 Iona 30

(of 5 teams) 36 Bowdoin 22 88 Massachusetts 47

Providence Invt.: MAINE 3RD

33 Dalhousie 40 88 Northeastern 60

(of 5 teams) 33 Moncton 119 Providence Invt.: MAINE 5TH

33 New Brunswick 75 (of 5 teams)

1980 (4-3) 39 Vermont 23 B.C. Invt.: MAINE 11TH

84 Providence 17 21 Southern Maine 34 (of 13 teams)

84 Boston U. 50 31 New Hampshire 28

84 Boston College 89 Maine Invt.: MAINE 2ND

1994 (1-4)16 Bowdoin 47 (of 5 teams) 80 Purdue 26

22 New Brunswick 36 80 Western Michigan 32

20 Vermont 37 1987 (2-1) 76 Iona 16

43 New Hampshire 18 34 Bowdoin 39 76 Massachusetts 39


34 Southern Maine 62 76 Northeastern 108

(of 5 teams) 34 New Hampshire 21 B.C. Invt: MAINE 15TH

Maine Invt.: MAINE 4TH

(of 20 teams)

1981 (2-2) (of 5 teams)

49 Connecticut 15 1995 (0-2)33 Boston College 18 1988 (6-2) 67 Massachusetts 21

21 New Brunswick 36 23 Southern Maine 52 67 Vermont 48

15 Vermont 47 23 Bowdoin 63 B.U. Invt: MAINE 4TH


23 MMA 101 (of 5 teams)

(of 5 teams) 36 Vermont 22 B.C. Invt.: MAINE 9TH

43 St. Francis Xavier 63 (of 9 teams)

43 Dalhousie 66

43 New Brunswick 90


1996 (1-7) 1999 (0-0) 2003 (2-0)62 Brown 15 UNH Invt.: MAINE 2

ND27 Massachusetts 28

62 Holy Cross 63 (of 5 teams) 27 Vemont 98

93 Boston U. 29 Hartford Invt.: MAINE 1ST

C. Conn. Invt.: MAINE 2ND

93 Massachusetts 57 (of 8 teams) (of 8 teams)

93 Vermont 63

73 New Hampshire 26 2000 (0-0) 2004 (2-1)73 Holy Cross 60 B. U. Invt.: MAINE 2

ND29 Massachusetts 32

73 Vermont 84 (of 5 teams) 29 Vermont 69

Purdue Invt.: MAINE 5TH

C. Conn. Invt.: MAINE 2ND

43 New Hampshire 20

(of 5 teams) (of 12 teams) UNH Invt.: MAINE 3RD

(of 11 teams)

1997 (0-1) 2001 (0-3)

30 Boston U. 29 98 Providence 15 2005 (1-2) Purdue Invt.: MAINE 5

TH98 New Hampshire 32 35 Massachusettts 27

(of 6 teams) 98 Massachusetts 80 35 Vermont 70

UVM Invt.: MAINE 1ST

B.U. Invt.: MAINE 2ND

36 New Hampshire 20

(of 5 teams) (of 6 teams) Binghamton Invt.: MAINE 1ST

UNH Invt.: MAINE 2ND

C. Conn. Invt.: MAINE 1ST

(of 8 teams)

(of 7 teams) (of 6 teams)

2006 (2-1)

1998 (1-5) 2002 (3-3) 24 New Hampshire 32

110 Providence 18 92 Providence 24 43 Massachusetts 31

110 New Hampshire 49 92 New Hampshire 32 43 Boston College 52

110 Northeastern 67 92 Massachusetts 148

74 Massachusetts 27 18 Massachusetts 56

74 Boston U. 44 18 Vermont 66

74 Vermont 97 35 New Hampshire 20

Hartford Invt.: MAINE 2 C. Conn. Invt.: MAINE 4TH

(of 5 teams) (of 12 teams)

1966 MAINE HARRIERS

The 1966 team posted the eleventh consecutive winning seasonal record for an Ed Styrna-coached squad. Team members were, front row, left to right: Alan Howard, Co-Capts. Paul Petrie and Jon Kirkland, George Clark, and Alvin Cooper. Standing, left to right:Coach Styrna, Peter Viehwig, Joe Dahl, Steve Turner, Art Shea, Dale Small, Frank Hample and Al Lagasse.


AMERICA EASTCreation of the North Atlantic Conference in the late 1980s, later re-named America East, provided a newconference championship for Maine teams. The initial championship meet was held in 1988. Chartermembers were Boston, Canisius, Colgate, Niagara, Northeastern, and Siena Universities and the Universities of Hartford, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Canisius, Niagara, and Siena resigned in1989. Colgate U. resigned in 1990. Drexel U. and the U. of Delaware became members in 1991,Hofstra U. in 1994 and Towson U. in 1995. Drexel discontinued the sport in 1998. Towson U. and the U.of Delaware resigned in 2001. Albany, Binghamton, and Stony Brook Universities became members in2002. The U. of Maryland at Baltimore County became a member in 2003. Northeastern U. resigned following the 2004 championship. Team scores of the annual championship are listed below.

*Conference Champion

1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Boston U. 62 26* 22* 17* 35* 30* 18* 24* 27* 28* Canisius 78 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----

Colgate 191 164 ------ ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----Delaware ----- ----- ----- 100 99 77 102 87 100 88Drexel ----- ----- ----- 190 189 188 161 250 227 244 Hartford 169 187 141 195 189 215 256 236 313 301 Hofstra ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 260 280 268 281 MAINE 152 108 108 112 66 153 69 107 145 98New Hampshire 258 109 96 141 117 105 85 83 44 69 Niagara 205 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----

Northeastern 21* 49 44 111 114 73 98 117 103 111 Siena 205 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----Towson ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 200 192 172 Vermont 115 78 117 53 68 92 153 92 125 132

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Albany ----- ----- ----- 90 98 64 76 103 178 Binghamton ----- ----- ----- 171 170 201 194 194 183 Boston U. 72 55 27* 50 67 74 165 91 70 Delaware 47 105 90 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----Hartford ----- 262 284 294 272 296 300 280 269

Hofstra 259 279 230 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----MAINE 164 92 62 80 67 115 28* 71 62 New Hampshire 32* 15* 77 46* 25* 40* 58 62 58*Northeastern 109 139 158 242 219 234 280 ----- -----Stony Brook ----- ----- ----- 154 179 145 71 180 61 Towson 117 172 215 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----UMBC ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- 114 118 52* 175 Vermont 168 155 140 133 146 222 201 165 154

MAINE RUNNERS AMONG TOP 10 FINISHERS

1988 1994 2004

Patrick O’Malley (10TH

) Sean Tynan (3RD

) Michael Lansing (2ND

) Sheldon Young (9

TH) Jeffrey Caron (4

TH)

1989 Edward Caron (5TH

) Jeffrey Young (7

TH) 1996 Kirby Davis (8

TH)

Jamie LaChance (10TH

) Dereck Treadwell (4TH

) Donald Drake (9TH

)

1992 1997 2005

Jamie LaChance (4TH


) Kirby Davis (1ST

)

Jeffrey Young (5TH

) Joshua Trevino (6TH

) Sean Tynan (6

TH) 2000

Joe Luchini (8TH

) 2006

1993 Kirby Davis (1ST

) Sean Tynan (4

TH) 2002 Joshua Trevino (5

TH)

Nolan Tobey (7TH

) Michael Lansing (10

TH)


EASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION For 13 seasons between 1981 and 1993 Maine competed in a championship race conducted by theE.I.A.A. This organization consisted of 21 New England colleges and universities in NCAA Divisions Iand II. Top Maine team finishes, as well as names of Maine runners who placed among the top ten, are as follows:

Championships Second Place Third Place

1992 1983 1982 1991


1981 1984 1991

Gerald Clapper (5TH

) Brian Warren (10TH

) Jamie LaChance (8TH

)

Sean Tynan (9TH

)

1982 1988

Gerald Clapper (1ST

) Patrick O’Malley (4TH

) 1992

Jamie LaChance (1ST

)

1983 1989 Jeffrey Young (2ND

)

Sheril Sprague (9TH

) Jeffrey Young (4TH

) Sean Tynan (5TH

)

Jamie LaChance (7TH

)

1993

1990 Sean Tynan (2ND

)

Jamie LaChance (3RD

)

1927 — BEGINNING OF A DYNASTY

For three seasons, 1927–28–29, Maine’s cross country teams included two of the finest distance runners in the nation in Harry Richardson (fifth fromright), and Francis Lindsay (far right). They were co-New England champions in all three seasons. At the national championship meet, Lindsay was second and Richardson fourth both in 1927 and 1928. In 1929, they crossed the finish line hand-in-hand to gain recognition as co-national champions. As a team, Maine won the New England championship in 1927 and 1928 and placed second in 1929. At the national meet, the Black Bears were third in1927 and second in 1928. The above photo is of the 1927 team. Left to right: Victor MacNaughton, George Ramsdell, Steve Mank, Bob Chandler, Clyde Stinson, Lee Wescott, Worth Noyes, John Stanley, Harry Richardson, Gilbert Austin, Al Benson, Mgr. Hugh Lloyd, and Francis Lindsay. Absent:Capt. Andre Cushing and Coach Frank Kanaly.


I.C.A.A.A.A. The Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America, more commonly referred to as the IC4A, hasbeen conducting a cross country championship race each year for nearly a century. Until the NCAAestablished a national championship race after World War II, the IC4A event was regarded as the nation’smost prestigious event and winning teams and individuals were regarded as national champions. TheUniversity of Maine was elected to membership in 1915. Maine’s greatest successes came in its firstyear of membership, when it won the team title and again in 1962. In 1929, Harry Richardson and Francis Lindsay broke the tape hand-in-hand and were headlined as national champions. Maine’sparticipation in recent years has been pretty much eliminated due to scheduling conflicts. Top Maineteam finishes, as well as the names of Maine runners who finished among the top 50, are as follows:


1915 1928 1927 1934 1963


1915 1926 1934

Frank Preti (2ND

) Forrest Taylor (9TH

) Kenneth Black (7TH

) Roger Bell (3

RD) Victor MacNaughton (36

TH) William Hunnewell (11

TH)

Edmund Dempsey (8TH

) Andre Cushing (43RD

) Ernest Black (12TH

) Albert Wunderly (10

TH) Eugene Scribner (44

TH) Joel Marsh (16

TH)

Roscoe Hysom (28TH

) Harry Saunders (48TH

) 1927

1916 Harry Richardson (2ND

) 1935

Edmund Dempsey (4TH

) Francis Lindsary (4TH

) William Hunnewell (4TH

) Frank Preti (11

TH) Victor MacNaughton (15

TH) Ralph Clifford (30

TH)

Winslow Herrick (16TH

) Albert Benson (22ND

) George Mowatt (43RD

) Albert Wunderly (28

TH) Andre Cushing (28

TH) George Sawyer (49

TH)

1921 1928 1936

John Barnard (30TH

) Francis Lindsay (2ND

) William Hunnewell (3RD

) Winslow Herrick (49

TH) Harry Richardson (4

TH) Ralph Clifford (21

ST)

Clyde McKeeman (35TH

) Eugene Brooks (8TH

) George Mowatt (45TH

)

Clyde Stinson (40TH

) George Sawyer (50TH

) 1922 Steven Mank (46

TH)

Horace Raymond (14TH

) 1937

Clyde Patten (19TH

) 1929 Don Smith (4TH

) Clyde McKeeman (26

TH) Francis Lindsay (T, 1

ST) Ralph Clifford (43

RD)

Edwin Kneeland (37TH

) Harry Richardson (T, 1ST

) J. Wesley Ames (49

TH) Everett Gunning (19

TH) 1938

Don Smith (3RD

)

1923 1930 Kenneth Blaisdell (26TH

)Horace Raymond (3

RD) Everett Gunning (8

TH)

Albert Hillman (4TH

) Eugene Brooks (32ND

) 1939

Harry Booth (45TH

) Don Smith (4TH

) 1924 Ronald Austin (47

TH) Kenneth Blaisdell (16

TH)

Arthur Hillman (2ND

) Mark Ingraham (49TH

) Charles Gero (22

ND) 1931

Clarence Hart (25TH

) Harry Booth (25TH

) 1940

Clyde Patten (35TH

) Everett Gunning (30TH

) Kenneth Blaisdell (10TH

) Dwight Moody (29

TH)

1925 1932 Leo Estabrook (37TH

) Arthur Hillman (3

RD) Kenneth Black (12

TH) Arthur Farris (44

TH)

Forrest Taylor (22ND

) Harry Booth (13TH

) Howard Ehrlenbach (45TH

) Clarence Hart (25

TH)

Clyde Patten (35TH

) 1933 1941

Ernest Black (11TH

) Dwight Moody (26TH

)

Kenneth Black (26TH

) Philip Hamm (27TH

) Joel Marsh (39

TH)

Harry Saunders (47TH

)


1942 *1962 1977

Philip Hamm (16TH

) Gerry Ellis (4TH

) Sam Pelletier (34TH

)

Leo Estabrook (36TH

) Bernd Heinrich (8TH

) Sam Hamilton (35TH

)

Elmer Folsom (38TH

) Bruce Wentworth (17TH

) Philip Garland (42ND

)

Tim Carter (21ST

)

1947 Horace Horton (23RD

) 1982

Elmer Folsom (24TH

) Kirk Hansen (29TH

) Gerard Clapper (47TH

)

1951 1963 1990

Carlton MacLean (49TH

) Gerry Ellis (6TH


)

Bernd Heinrich (7TH

)

1953 Howard Shaffer (12TH

) 1991

Paul Firlotte (18TH

) Fred Judkins (13TH


)

Horace Horton (22ND

) Andrew Spaulding (32ND

)

1954 Jay Henderson (50TH

)

Paul Firlotte (17TH

) 1964

Stanley Furrow (30TH


) 1992

Paul Petrie (19TH


)

1955 Jon Kirkland (25TH

)

Paul Firlotte (19TH

) Horace Horton (44TH

) 1993

Dan Rearick (35TH

) Sean Tynan (38TH

)


) 1965

Richard Law (49TH

) George Clark (28TH

) 1994

Paul Petrie (48TH

) Sean Tynan (13TH

)

1956 Sheldon Young (42ND

)

Dan Rearick (49TH

) 1974

Gerard LaFlamme (11TH

) 1995

1957 Sheldon Young (16TH

)

Dan Rearick (50TH

) 1976 Steven Hedlund (43RD

)

Beric Kimball (25TH

)

1959 William Pike (29TH

) 1996

Michael Kimball (47TH

) Michael Skvarch (35TH

) Steven Hedlund (31ST

)

1960 *Effective with the 1963 event, and for several years thereafter,

Michael Kimball (40TH

) the meet was divided into two divisions, College and University.

Maine was placed in the College division.

CHAMPIONS!

Maine’s 1982 harriers show their excitement after capturing the state championship. Front row, left to right:Calen Colby, Peter Bottomly, Sheril Sprague, Capt. Gerry Clapper and John Fiola. Second row, left to right: Ken Letourneau, Mike Farnsworth, Allen Pierce, Joe LaRose, Mike Simensky and Glendon Rand. Back row, leftto right: Kam Mun, Stephen Ives, Ray Perkins, Tim Talli, Dana Maxim, Rich Garven, Jim Kelley, Dan Dearing,John Condon, Jeff Bengtsson, Steve Ridley, Steve Dunlap, Todd Allen, John Hills, Glen Holyoke, Roy Morris,Asst. Coach O.J. Logue and Coach Jim Ballinger.


MAINE STATE SERIES The Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association (Maine State Series) sponsored a championship meetbetween 1912 and 1973. Members were Bates, Bowdoin, and Colby Colleges and the U. of Maine. After1973, the event, sponsored by the coaches, continued for several seasons with Maine’s final participationoccurring in 1983. The meet was not held between 1917 and 1919, 1928 and 1933, 1943 and 1945,1951 and 1967, 1975 and 1976, and in 1979. Abbreviation: DNC, did not compete.


1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924

Bates 62 93 65 42 46 51 21* 35* 51 53 51 Bowdoin 45 64 91 75 62 60 67 56 48 58 DNC Colby 102 41 39 75 90 87 75 93 80 84 64 MAINE 20* 20* 26* 19* 24* 27* 65 41 38* 31* 19*

1925 1926 1927 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941

Bates 51 30* 54 46 45 47 27* 35 65 52 79 Bowdoin DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 48 65 43 Colby 64 59 58 61 55 68 68 75 107 108 93 MAINE 19* 31 17* 23* 30* 18* 31 24* 18* 20* 24*

1942 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972

Bates 81 60 62 51 49 59 35* 20* 22* 26* 35*Bowdoin 61 55 39 67 DNC DNC 62 79 92 93 23 Colby 42* DNC DNC DNC DNC 55 56 51 55 49 113

MAINE 44 20* 19* 20* 15* 16* 66 88 71 54 72

1973 1974 1977 1978 1980 1981 1982 1983

Bates 37* 24* 22* 36 36* 60 46 23*Bowdoin 39 69 85 93 140 109 110 108 Colby 117 117 94 108 70 34 42 51 MAINE 58 42 42 21* 39 31* 39* 45

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS FROM MAINE

1912 1927 1946

Richard Power Francis Lindsay (T) Lloyd Blethen Harry Richardson (T)

1913 Victor MacNaughton (T) 1947

Frank Preti Elmer Folsom1934

1914 Ernest Black (T) 1949

Roger Bell Kenneth Black (T) Harland Harnden Joel Marsh (T)

1915 1950

Roger Bell 1936 Richard Dow

Ralph Clifford (T) 1916 William Hunnewell (T) 1968

Carlton Herrick Stephen Turner1937

1924 Ralph Clifford (T) 1973

Arthur Hillman Donald Smith (T) Gerard LaFlamme

1925 1938 1974

Forrest Taylor Donald Smith Gerard LaFlamme

1926 1939 1978

Forrest Taylor Donald Smith Peter Brigham

1941 1981

Dwight Moody Gerald Clapper


NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP The University of Maine has competed in the annual New England Intercollegiate Cross CountryChampionships virtually every fall since 1913. Maine has compiled a remarkable record that includes 15championships, 10 second place finishes and 10 third place finishes. Seven UM runners have won individual championships including Frank Preti (1914), Forrest Taylor (1926), Harry Richardson and Francis Lindsay (tied, 1927, 1928, and 1929), William Hunnewell (1935), Donald Smith (1937, 1938,1939), and Paul Firlotte (1955).


1913 1922 1935 1956 1916 1924 1929 1920 1932 1945 2004

1914 1927 1938 1957 1919 1925 1933 1930 1936 1946

1915 1928 1939 1959 1923 1926 1958 1931 1937 1950

1921 1934 1955 1963


1913 1915 1919

Roger Bell (2ND

) Roger Bell (3RD

) Franklin Philbrook (8TH

)

Frank Preti (3RD

) Albert Wunderly (7TH

) Winslow Herrick (12TH

)

Wayland Towner (5TH

) Edmund Dempsey (8TH

) John Barnard (14TH

)

James Brooks (11TH

) Frank Preti (9TH

) Newell Emery (15TH

)

Edmund Dempsey (19TH

) Roscoe Hysom (32ND

) Frederick Webb (30TH

)

1914 1916

Frank Preti (1ST

) Frank Preti (3RD

)

Roger Bell (3RD

) Carleton Herrick (5TH

)

Edmund Dempsey (7TH

) Edmund Dempsey (7TH

)

Everett Coffin (34TH

) Albert Wunderly (13TH

)

Albert Wunderly (36TH

) Harold King (28TH

)

2004 AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONS

Members of the 2004 men’s cross country team celebrate the winning of the America East championship. Maine dominated the competition, placing five runners in the top nine, with Mike Lansing second, Jeff Caronfourth, Ed Caron fifth, Kirby Davis eighth and Donald Drake ninth. Left to right: Coach Mark Lech, Paul Rupprecht, Jon McGonagle, Joshua Trevino, Jeff Caron, Capt. Mike Lansing, Andy Caron, Charlie Theriault, Kirby Davis, Donny Drake and Asst. Coach Jim Ballinger.


1920 1929 1937

Horace Raymond (6TH

) Harry Richardson (T, 1ST

) Don Smith (1ST

)


) Francis Lindsay (T, 1ST

) Ralph Clifford (6TH

)

Eric Berg (17TH

) John Stanley (10TH

) Henry Hartwell (30TH

)

Robert Laughlin (26TH


) Floyd Jackson (33RD

)

Ivan Pease (38TH

) Ronald Austin (24TH

) John Dequine (42ND

)

John Barnard (43RD

) Alfred Perkins (25TH

)

Walter Wilson (47TH

) Horace Caler (26TH

) 1938

Don Smith (1ST

)

1921 1930 Kenneth Blaisdell (8TH

)




)

Clyde Patten (11TH

) Eugene Brooks (11TH

) Floyd Jackson (28TH

)

John Barnard (15TH

) Harry Booth (19TH

) Philmore Meserve (29TH

)

George Webb (23RD

) Steven Mank (23RD

) Ralph Whicher (43RD

)

Ronald Austin (28TH

)

1922 1939

Clyde McKeeman (2ND

) 1931 Don Smith (1ST

)

Horace Raymond (6TH

) Harry Booth (4TH

) Kenneth Blaisdell (3RD

)

Arthur Hillman (7TH


) Mark Ingraham (8TH

)

Clyde Patten (12TH

) Russell Shaw (28TH

) Howard Ehrlenbach (23RD

)

Edwin Kneeland (22ND

) Ronald Austin (30TH

) Dale Butterworth (31ST

)

Theodore Earle (32ND

) John Jordan (37TH

)

1923

Horace Raymond (2ND

) 1932 1940

Arthur Hillman (3RD

) Kenneth Black (3RD

) Kenneth Blaisdell (6TH

)

Clyde Patten (16TH

) Russell Shaw (18TH

) Dwight Moody (15TH

)

J. Wesley Ames (T, 20TH

) Harry Booth (20TH

) Arthur Farris (23RD

)

Clarence Hart (T, 20TH

) Joel Marsh (30TH


)

Eric Berg (24TH

) Laurence Jackson (34TH

) Leo Estabrook (30TH

)

Robert Wishart (40TH

) Richard Martinez (37TH

)

1924

Arthur Hillman (3RD

) 1933 1941

Clyde Patten (6TH

) Kenneth Black (3RD

) Dwight Moody (8TH

)

Clarence Hart (10TH

) Ernest Black (4TH

) Philip Hamm (9TH

)

Charles Gero (22ND

) Joel Marsh (9TH


)

Calvin Hutchinson (30TH

) Robert Wishart (17TH

) Leo Estabrook (37TH

)

Harry Saunders (21ST

)

1925 Francs Morong (23RD

) 1942

Arthur Hillman (3RD

) Philip Hamm (4TH

)

Forrest Taylor (5TH

) 1934 Leo Estabrook (19TH

)

Clarence Hart (9TH

) William Hunnewell (2ND

) Elmer Folsom (25TH

)

Charles Gero (28TH

) Kenneth Black (7TH

) William Condon (44TH

)

Ernest Black (13TH


)

1926 Harry Saunders (14TH

)

Forrest Taylor (1ST

) Joel Marsh (17TH

) 1945

Andre Cushing (8TH

) Robert Corbett (27TH

) *Edwin Forsythe

Victor MacNaughton (22ND

) Robert Wishart (38TH

) *Roland Murdock

John Murray (25TH

)

Clyde Stinson (44TH

) 1935 *Placements could not be

William Hunnewell (1ST

) located.

1927 Norman Waddington (12TH

)

Harry Richardson (T, 1ST

) Raymond Morton (16TH

) 1946

Francis Lindsay (T, 1ST

) Ralph Clifford (21ST

) Lloyd Blethen (5TH

)

Victor MacNaughton (3RD

) Robert Corbett (35TH

) Elmer Folsom (11TH

)

Andre Cushing (T, 11TH

) Ronald Everett (29TH

)

Albert Benson (T, 11TH

) 1936 Robert Hanson (34TH

)

Ralph Clifford (6TH

) Frank Danforth (35TH

)

1928 William Hunnewell (7TH

)

Harry Richardson (T, 1ST

) George Mowatt (19TH

) 1947

Francis Lindsay (T, 1ST

) Elmer Hart (32ND

) Elmer Folsom (9TH

)

Eugene Brooks (5TH

) George Sawyer (41ST

) John Wallace (21ST

)

John Stanley (16TH

) Robert Hanson (26TH

)

Steven Mank (22ND

) Melvin Lane (44TH

)

Victor MacNaughton (23RD

) Ronald Everett (47TH

)


1948 1959 1981

John Wallace (22ND

) William Daly (6TH

) Gerald Clapper (22ND

)

George Reed (38TH

) Michael Kimball (8TH

) Donald Ward (31ST

)

Eugene O’Brien (45TH

) Charles Akers (17TH

)

Harland Harnden (50TH

) Robert Dean (19TH

) 1982

David Verrill (23RD

) Gerald Clapper (8TH

)

1949 Harold Hatch (36TH

)

Harland Harnden (22ND

) 1983

Robert Parsons (33RD

) 1960 Sheril Spraglue (20TH

)

Richard Dow (34TH


) John Fiola (36TH

)

John Wallace (37TH


) Glendon Rand (45TH

)

Bruce Wentworth (42ND

)

1950 1984

Richard Dow (6TH

) 1961 Glendon Rand (29TH

)

Irving Smith (15TH

) Gerald Ellis (21ST

) Jonathan Rummler (50TH

)

Robert Eastman (24TH


)

Malcolm Osborn (25TH


) 1988

William Hirst (37TH

) Patrick O’Malley (18TH

)

1962 Jeffrey Young (41ST

)

1951 Gerald Ellis (22ND

)

Richard Dow (9TH


) 1989




)

William Hirst (28TH

) Tim Carter (35TH

) Jamie LaChance (42ND

)

Horace Horton (50TH

)

1952 1990

William Hirst (37TH

) 1963 Sean Tynan (41ST

)

Colwyn Haskell (41ST

) Gerald Ellis (9TH

)

Edward Perry (50TH


) 1992

Bernd Heinrich (15TH


)

1953 Howard Shaffer (26TH


)

Paul Firlotte (5TH

) Horace Horton (43RD

) Sean Tynan (14TH

)


)

Paul Hanson (40TH

) 1964 1993

Fred Judkins (6TH

) Sean Tynan (5TH

)

1954 Jon Kirkland (41ST

)

Paul Firlotte (2ND

) Horace Horton (45TH

) 1994

Stanley Furrow (5TH

) Sean Tynan (13TH

)

Paul Hanson (20TH

) 1965

Paul Petrie (29TH

) 1995

1955 George Clark (49TH

) Sheldon Young (29TH

)

Paul Firlotte (1ST


)

Stanley Furrow (7TH

) 1966 Michael Rice (47TH

)

Richard Law (9TH

) Stephen Turner (34TH

)

Dan Rearick (10TH

) Joseph Dahl (47TH

) 1996

Paul Hanson (15TH


)

1967

1956 Stephen Turner (20TH

) 1999

Dan Rearick (4TH

) Benjamin Ray (38TH

)

Dale Bessey (5TH

) 1976

Richard Law (7TH

) William Pike (34TH

) 2000

Carl MacDonald (17TH

) Edward Caron (30TH

)

Philip Emery (20TH

) 1977 Joseph Luchini (32ND

)

Philip Garland (37TH

) Nelson Toby (38TH

)

1957 Gerald Johnson (40TH

)

Dan Rearick (2ND

) 1978

William Daly (5TH

) Peter Brigham (6TH

) 2001

Richard Law (10TH

) Joseph Schultz (37TH

) Michael Lansing (21ST

)

Dale Bessey (12TH

) William Pike (43RD

) Benjamin Ray (45TH

)

Carl MacDonald (29TH

) Philip Garland (48TH

) Joseph Luchini (47TH

)

1958 1979 2002

William Daly (6TH


) Nolan Tobey (18TH

)

Dale Bessey (12TH

) Myron Whipkey (47TH

) Michael Lansing (50TH

)

Charles Akers (18TH

)

Robert Dean (25TH

) 1980 2003

Gerald Clapper (19TH

) Jeffrey Caron (43RD

)

Donald Ward (43RD

)


2004 2005 2006

Michael Lansing (10TH

) Kirby Davis (12TH

) Kirby Davis (4TH

)

Jeffrey Caron (27TH

) Donald Drake (23RD

) Joshua Trevino (8TH

)

Kirby Davis (28TH

) Joshua Trevino (41ST

) Donald Drake (48TH

)

Donald Drake (38TH

)

YANKEE CONFERENCE One of the highlight events in Maine’s schedule between 1948 and 1979 was the Yankee Conference Championship Meet. Competing teams represented New England’s six state universities and, during partof the 1970s, Boston University. Holy Cross also was a league member during two seasons in the early1970s. The final race was held in 1979. Team scores are shown here.


1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957

Connecticut 123 52 65 91 112 106 69 68 35* 61

MAINE 83 81 49* 78 121 60 58* 25* 56 51*

Massachusetts 53 75 122 56* 45* 44* 110 60 74 74

New Hampshire 94 95 102 70 93 94 89 121 103 118

Rhode Island 24* 34* 105 66 51 78 72 105 88 74

Vermont ----- ----- 49* 119 77 107 96 151 117 105

1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967

Connecticut 85 142 48 90 108 114 121 114 76 49*

MAINE 106 49* 102 46 58 29* 60 68 88 86

Massachusetts 72 84 43* 42* 27* 47 59 65 31* 53

New Hampshire 88 51 76 110 80 55 81 38* 69 77

Rhode Island 114 109 85 79 98 113 52* 51 83 106

Vermont 34* 70 123 108 147 151 152 180 172 129

1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977

Boston U. ----- ----- ----- 164 184 176 293 165 202 116

Connecticut 26* 29* 69 86 83 44 91 80 45 61

Holy Cross ----- ----- ----- 119 106 ------ ----- ----- ----- -----

MAINE 157 170 176 221 181 152 108 81 75 99

Massachusetts 33 31 17* 34* 34* 22* 24* 28* 22* 29*

New Hampshire 86 87 86 69 185 122 122 95 145 78

Rhode Island 104 150 116 80 42 128 128 209 138 174

Vermont 98 71 66 164 129 89 75 71 141 166

1978 1979

Boston U. 179 194

Connecticut 48 41*

MAINE 108 125

Massachusetts 18* 56

New Hampshire 110 46

Rhode Island 147 128

Vermont 138 104



1948 1955 1963

John Wallace (9TH

) Paul Firlotte (1ST

) Gerald Ellis (2ND

)

Dan Rearick (3RD

) Bernd Heinrich (3RD

)

1949 Stanley Furrow (4TH

) Howard Shaffer (4TH

)

Harland Harnden (9TH

) Richard Law (7TH

) Fred Judkins (6TH

)

Paul Hanson (10TH

)

1950 1964

Richard Dow (4TH

) 1956 Fred Judkins (2ND

)

Irving Smith (8TH

) Dan Rearick (5TH

) Paul Petrie (5TH

)

Robert Eastman (9TH

) Dale Bessey (6TH

)

Richard Law (7TH

) 1965

1951 Paul Petrie (5TH

)

Richard Dow (3RD

) 1957


) Dan Rearick (T, 1ST

) 1966

William Daly (T, 1ST

) Stephen Turner (9TH

)

1952 Richard Law (9TH

)

Thomas Laskey (9TH

) 1967

1959 Stephen Turner (2ND

)

1953 William Daly (1ST

) Joseph Dahl (6TH

)

Paul Firlotte (1ST

) David Verrill (9TH

)

Paul Hanson (2ND

) 1974


) 1960 Gerard LaFlamme (8TH

)

Bernd Heinrich (10TH

)

1954 1975

Paul Firlotte (1ST

) 1961 Gerard LaFlamme (5TH

)

Stanley Furrow (6TH

) Michael Kimball (2ND

)

Paul Hanson (10TH

) Gerald Ellis (6TH

) 1979

Bruce Wentworth (10TH


)

1962

Gerald Ellis (4TH

)

Bruce Wentworth (9TH

)

1988 BLACK BEAR HARRIERS

The 1988 Black Bear harriers represented the University well, winning six of eight dual meets and placing fourth in the America East Conference. Front row, left to right: Co-Capt. Mark Snow, Sean Dunleavy, Jeff Young, Brad Blackstone, Co-Capt. Pat O’Malley and Chad Crabtree. Back row, left to right: Asst. Coach Emily Spiteri, Alfred Claussen, Kevin Way, Paul Healey, Andy Favreau, Chris Mansfield, Dave Bernard and Coach Jim Ballinger.


MURRAY KEATINGE INVITATIONALThe Murray Keatinge Invitational, held annually in Orono since 1992, was created as the result of the generosity of the late Mr. Keatinge, a Camden resident with a strong interest in cross country. This eventhas attracted many of the nation’s top teams and provides Maine runners with perhaps the strongestcompetition of the season. Following are team scores of each race, as well as the names of Mainerunners who have placed among the top 25 finishers.

Team Scoring Maine Runners in Top 25

1992 Purdue 39, MAINE 46, Iowa 53, Jamie LaChance (2

ND) Andrew Spaulding (13

TH)

New Hampshire 100, Holy Cross 130 Jeffrey Young (3RD

) Anthony Anderson (14TH

)

Sean Tynan (4TH

)

1993 Iowa 40, Arizona 46, Boston College 78, Sean Tynan (4

TH)

Marquette 99, Purdue 124, New Hampshire 168,

MAINE 199, Holy Cross 250, Cent. Connecticut 276

1994 Dartmouth 26, So. Florida 51, Purdue 76, Sheldon Young (17

TH)

Michigan State 97, New Hampshire 146, MAINE 164,

Delaware 183, Holy Cross 251, Cent. Connecticut 282

1995 Michigan 39, William and Mary 51, Dartmouth 77, Dereck Treadwell (19

TH)

Ball State 98, Boston College 108, Holy Cross 177,

MAINE 186, New Hampshire 206, Cent. Connecticut 295

1996 Stanford 29, Michigan 59, Army 60, Dereck Treadwell (25

TH)

New Hampshire 153, Kansas 172, Marquette 179,

Arizona 180, Boston College 214, Ball State 224,

Butler 254, MAINE 295, Holy Cross 325,

Cent. Connecticut 402

1997

Michigan 27, Arizona 91, Iowa 112, None in top 25.

William & Mary 125, Minnesota 131, Alabama 142,

Butler 162, Dartmouth 196, Purdue 235,

New Hampshire 278, MAINE 323, Ball State 330,

Holy Cross 359, Cent. Connecticut 444

1998 Michigan 27, Iowa 64, New Hampshire 76, UCLA 91, None in top 25.

Boston College 112, Ball State175, Holy Cross 244,

Dalhousie 256, Cent. Connecticut 269,

Vermont 272, MAINE 285

1999 Michigan 20, New Hampshire 62, Purdue 98, Benjamin Ray (25

TH)

Ball State 101, Marquette 128, MAINE 159,

Cent. Connecticut 193, Vermont 226,

Holy Cross 254, Dalhousie 286

2000 Nebraska 31, Michigan 38, MAINE 81, Benjamin Ray (5

TH) Michael Lansing (19

TH)

New Hampshire 84, Vermont 162, Holy Cross 164, Joseph Luchini (17TH

) Edward Caron (22ND

)

C. Connecticut 200 Nolan Tobey (18TH

) Gerald Johnson (23RD

)

2001 Stanford 25, Arizona 42, Michigan 76, Michael Lansing (25

TH)

MAINE 142, Purdue 142, New Hampshire148,

Vermont 222, Holy Cross 228, C. Connecticut 231


2002 New Hampshire 33, Marquette 52, MAINE 85 Nolan Tobey (1

ST) Jeffrey Caron (22

ND)

C. Connecticut 126, Colgate 136, Holy Cross 147, Joshua Trevino (18TH

) Vermont 157 Michael Lansing (20

TH)

2003

Stanford 18, Butler 66, Indiana 78, Oklahoma 119, None in top 25.Florida 128, Clemson 141, New Hampshire 181,MAINE 256, Holy Cross 291, C. Connecticut 326,Vermont 328

2004 Dartmouth 35, Brown 48, Iowa 61, MAINE 111, Michael Lansing (10

TH)

New Hampshire 155, Dalhousie 180, Colgate 196, Jeffrey Caron (19TH

) Queens, 214, Vermont 279, Holy Cross 280, Kirby Davis (21

ST)

C. Connecticut 305

2005

Stanford 26, Dartmouth 49, Iowa 66, Kirby Davis (18TH

) Boston College 125, MAINE 150, Idaho State 158, Donald Drake (19

TH)

New Hampshire 184, St. Francis Xavier 255, Joshua Trevino (25TH

) Holy Cross 288, C. Connecticut 290

2006 Dartmouth 40, New Hampshire 67, Texas Tech 91, Kirby Davis (4

TH)

MAINE 99, Stony Brook 106, St. Francis Xavier 148, Joshua Trevino (15TH

)

Vermont 171, C. Connecticut 249, Holy Cross 254, Donald Drake (18TH

) Albany 254

1959 NEW ENGLAND AND YANKEE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

The 1959 season was another banner year for UMaine cross country as the Black Bears captured both New England and Yankee Conference titles. Capt. Bill Daly climaxed his terrific career by placing first in the YC title meet for the second time. Front row, left to right: Frank Morse, Bob Mahlman,Dennis Morrow, Bob Dean, Chet Grindell, Bob Keup, Harold Hatch and Coach Ed Styrna. Back row, left to right: Asst. Mgr. Bill Weiblen, Capt. Bill Daly,Dave Rolfe, Charlie Akers, Dave Verrill, Harold Bates, Mike Kimball and Mgr. Norris Thurston.


FRESHMAN / J.V. COACHES AND YEARLY TEAM RECORD

Coach W L T Pct. 1924 Frank A. Kanaly 1 0 0 1.000 1925 Frank A. Kanaly 2 0 0 1.000

1926 Frank A. Kanaly 1 0 0 1.000

1927 Frank A. Kanaly 0 0 0 .000 1928 Chester A. Jenkins 4 1 0 .800

1929 Chester A. Jenkins 4 0 0 1.000 1930 Chester A. Jenkins 3 0 0 1.000

1931 Chester A. Jenkins 4 0 0 1.000 1932 Chester A. Jenkins 1 3 0 .250 1933 Chester A. Jenkins 1 4 0 .200 1934 Chester A. Jenkins 2 2 1 .500 1935 Chester A. Jenkins 3 2 0 .600

1936 Chester A. Jenkins 5 1 0 .833 1937 Chester A. Jenkins 4 1 0 .800 1938 Chester A. Jenkins 4 2 0 .667

1939 Chester A. Jenkins 6 0 0 1.000 1940 Chester A. Jenkins 5 2 0 .714

1941 Chester A. Jenkins 6 1 1 .812 1942 Chester A. Jenkins 2 2 0 .5001946 Chester A. Jenkins 4 1 0 .800 1947 Chester A. Jenkins 3 2 0 .600

1948 Chester A. Jenkins 6 1 0 .857 1949 Chester A. Jenkins 3 5 0 .375

1950 Chester A. Jenkins 8 0 0 1.000

1951 Chester A. Jenkins 5 3 1 .611 1952 Chester A. Jenkins 6 0 0 1.000

1953 Chester A. Jenkins 2 6 0 .250 1954 Chester A. Jenkins 7 1 0 .875

1955 Chester A. Jenkins 9 0 0 1.000 1956 Edmund Styrna 9 0 0 1.000

1957 Edmund Styrna 2 4 0 .333 1958 Edmund Styrna 6 4 1 .591 1959 Edmund Styrna 8 5 0 .615 1960 Edmund Styrna 12 0 0 1.000

1961 Edmund Styrna 12 1 0 .923 1962 Edmund Styrna 10 1 0 .909 1963 Edmund Styrna 10 2 0 .833 1964 Edmund Styrna 11 0 0 1.000 1965 Edmund Styrna 8 1 0 .889

1966 Edmund Styrna 5 3 0 .625 1967 Edmund Styrna 5 5 0 .500 1968 Edmund Stryna 12 0 0 1.000 1969 Edmund Styrna 11 0 0 1.000 1970 Edmund Styrna 4 4 1 .500

1971 Edmund Styrna 8 0 0 1.000 1972 Edmund Styrna 11 1 0 .917

1973 James O. Ballinger 7 1 0 .875 1974 James O. Ballinger 10 3 0 .769

1975 James O. Ballinger 7 0 0 1.000 1976 James O. Ballinger 5 0 0 1.000


YEAR-BY-YEAR MEET SCORES The first recorded appearance by a freshman / junior varsity cross country team occurred in the 1922season; the final in 1976. The 1943, 1944 and 1945 seasons were cancelled due to World War II.Following the war, with most freshmen housed at the Brunswick campus, a freshman team wassponsored in the 1947 and 1948 seasons at that site. At Orono, a junior varsity program was sponsoredduring the 1946, 1947, and 1948 seasons. Freshman cross country at Orono re-appeared in 1949.

1922-23 1934 (cont.) 1941 (cont.)

No Dual Meets. 28 Lee Academy 28 24 Gorham STC 33

1924 (1-0) 1935 (3-2) 1942 (2-2)16 Edward Little HS 46 23 Lee Academy 32 31 Houlton HS 25

31 Houlton HS 24 25 Lee Academy 30 1925 (2-0) 32 Hopedale HS 23 27 Foxcroft Academy 26

42 Edward Little HS 65 19 Old Town HS 41 25 MCI 30 39 Brewer HS 47 26 Lee Academy 29

1946 (4-1)1926 (1-0) 1936 (5-1) 25 Ellsworth HS 32

22 Lee Academy 23 15 Lee Academy 49 31 Hartland Academy 24 25 Houlton HS 32 23 Bangor HS 32

1927 15 Caribou HS 40 28 Lee Academy 29 No Meets Recorded. 23 Hopedale HS 33 28 MCI 83

37 Farmington SNS 20 1928 (4-1) 15 Old Town HS 49 1947 (3-2)

20 Deering HS 35 15 Lee Academy 50 21 Lee Academy 34 1937 (4-1) 26 Lee Academy 29 16 Brewer HS 40 15 Lee Academy 47 40 Hartland Academy 20 20 Pennell Institute 41 20 Houlton HS 39 18 Brunswick Annex 39 38 Hebron Academy 20 19 Hopedale HS 43 30 MCI 26 15 Caribou HS 44

1929 (4-0) 30 Farmington SNS 26 1948 (6-1)18 Brewer HS 39 27 MCI 48 27 Hebron Academy 29 1938 (4-2) 24 Ashland HS 34

19 Winter Harbor HS 41 19 Lee Academy 40 28 Old Town HS 27 24 Lee Academy 34 25 Old Town HS 30 25 Hartland Academy 48

30 Houlton HS 26 25 Bangor HS 59 1930 (3-0) 26 Hopedale HS 30 24 Lee Academy 33

20 Lee Academy 39 30 Caribou HS 27 15 Brunswick Annex 40 17 Hebron Academy 39 22 Gorham SNS 33

15 Brewer HS 48 1949 (3-5)1939 (6-0) 26 Farmington STC 30

1931 (4-0) 15 Lee Academy 48 39 MCI 20 15 Hebron Academy 50 19 Houlton HS 41 25 Ellsworth HS 30 25 Lee Academy 31 15 Hopedale HS 49 39 Bangor HS 20 27 Brewer HS 28 22 Caribou HS 39 20 Ashland HS 39 27 Lee Academy 29 15 Gorham SNS 50 33 Lee Academy 22

15 Farmington SNS 44 29 Old Town HS 26 1932 (1-3) 33 Hartland Academy 26

43 Lee Academy 15 1940 (5-2)

38 Lee Academy 17 24 Lee Academy 35 1950 (8-0)26 Caribou HS 33 37 Houlton HS 21 19 MCI 36 38 Houlton HS 15 21 Caribou HS 40 22 Bangor HS 34

26 Hopedale HS 29 23 Lee Academy 32 1933 (1-4) 20 Gorham SNS 43 20 Hartland Academy 35

30 Lee Academy 25 24 Lee Academy 33 25 Presque Isle HS 38 25 Hopedale HS 30 33 Farmington SNS 24 25 Ashland HS 67 32 Caribou HS 23 22 Old Town HS 33

40 Houlton HS 17 1941 (6-1-1) 19 MCI 36 29 Old Town HS 28 23 Lee Academy 36

25 Houlton HS 34 1934 (2-2-1) 46 Presque Isle HS 28

31 Lee Academy 24 46 Hopedale HS 46 25 E. Maine Institute 31 34 Bangor HS 52 29 Hopedale HS 26 34 Old Town HS 53 24 Old Town HS 35 34 Caribou HS 95


A REMARKABLE CAREER ENDS IN GLORY

Don Smith, captain of the 1939 Black Bears, earned even more recognition than some of the famous UM runners who preceded him. He is the only UMrunner to win the New England individual cross country title four times. The Boston Globe described him as the greatest runner in New England history in its coverage of the 1939 championship meet after Smith crossed the finish line first for the fourth time. He also was one of the elite runners nationally,finishing fourth twice, third once, and sixth once in the national title meet during his years on campus. Posing for the 1939 team photo were, left to right:Mgr. Carl Newhall, John Jordan, Ken Blaisdell, Mark Ingraham, Coach Chester Jenkins, Don Smith, Howard Ehrlenbach, Dale Butterworth, John Dequine,and Faculty Manager of Athletics Ted Curtis.

NEW ENGLAND AND NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Maine’s 1939 Freshman cross country team reached the highest level of achievement when it won both the New England and national championshipevents for freshman teams. Five UM runners placed among the top 11 in the national meet, led by Dwight Moody, sixth; John Creamer, seventh; Phil Hamm, ninth; Dick Martinez, tenth; and Art Farris, eleventh. Moody, Hamm, Martinez, Creamer and Leo Estabrook were third, fourth, sixth, eighth, andeleventh, respectively, in the New England championship race. Front row, left to right: Faculty Manager of Athletics Ted Curtis, Dwight Moody, Phil Hamm,Art Farris, Stan Frost, John Creamer, Dick Martinez, Leo Estabrook, and Coach Chester Jenkins. Second row, left to right: Charles Pfeiffer, Clinton Adell,Charles Bartley, Ed Falardeau, Bob Jenkins, Ralph Runnels, Wayne McLaughlin, Calvin Conant, and Walter Brady. Third row, left to right: Cliff Beaton, Jim Russell, Gerry Ward, Dick Youlden, Gil Carlson, John Kelley, John Stewart, Clarence Gilman, and Mgr. Carl Newhall.


1951 (5-3-1) 1958 (6-4-1) 1962 (cont.)41 Ellsworth HS 19 29 Bangor HS 30 23 Bangor HS 32 41 Calais HS 69 33 Lee Academy 24 16 MCI 47 42 Bangor HS 16 21 MCI 36 29 Lee Academy 29 23 Sumner HS 43 1963 (10-2)

16 Hartland Academy 46 23 Rockland HS 76 33 U. of New Brunswick 24 21 Rockland HS 38 44 Old Town HS 29 33 Piscataquis CHS 98 31 Old Town HS 24 44 Wiscasset HS 49 33 Milo HS 101 22 Ashland HS 34 45 Waterville HS 37 15 Lee Academy 54

45 Lee Academy 42 15 UMP 50 1952 (6-0) 30 Piscataquis CHS 63 15 Stevens Academy 73

23 Ellsworth HS 32 30 U. of New Brunswick 30 28 U. of New Brunswick 27 20 Bangor HS 35 28 Presque Isle HS 104

22 Lee Academy 33 1959 (8-5) 27 Old Town HS 30 21 Houlton HS 34 30 Rockland HS 25 27 Rockland HS 99 15 MCI 45 42 Piscataquis CHS 31 19 Bangor HS 42 15 Old Town HS 40 49 U. of New Brunswick 51 15 Schenck HS 49

33 Lee Academy 22 1953 (2-6) 27 Schenck HS 44 1964 (11-0)

31 Ellsworth HS 25 27 Old Town HS 61 17 Searsport HS 60 35 Lee Academy 20 39 Bangor HS 33 17 Piscataquis CHS 61

43 Bangor HS 16 39 Brewer HS 56 18 Lee Academy 55 35 Rockland HS 20 33 Lee Academy 32 18 Stevens Academy 63 34 Houlton HS 24 33 Waterville HS 60 15 UMP 4934 Hartland Academy 70 41 Piscataquis CHS 54 21 Mattawamkeag HS 49 30 Old Town HS 26 41 Stevens Academy 59 21 Schenck HS 63 20 MCI 39 41 Sumner HS 71 20 Presque Isle HS 38

15 Old Town HS 611954 (7-1) 1960 (12-0) 15 Rockland HS 63

21 Bangor HS 37 22 Stevens Academy 48 18 MCI 43 15 Ellsworth HS 44 22 Rockland HS 64 34 Lee Academy 21 23 Presque Isle HS 39 1965 (8-1)17 Rockland HS 38 23 Lee Academy 67 15 Lee Academy 59 15 Hartland Academy 50 18 Schenck HS 51 15 Stevens Academy 66 17 Waterville HS 38 18 Sumner HS 74 15 Schenck HS 55 26 Old Town HS 37 42 Piscataquis CHS 62 15 Mattawamkeag HS 76 26 MCI 67 42 U. of New Brunswick 63 42 U. of New Brunswick 22

15 Old Town HS 68 42 Presque Isle HS 68

1955 (9-0) 15 Waterville HS 84 15 Old Town HS 5021 Bangor HS 34 15 Pemetic HS 84 18 MCI 38 18 Ellsworth HS 43 22 Bangor HS 37 18 Searsport HS 45 17 Bucksport HS 56 17 Hartland Academy 106 1961 (12-1) 1966 (5-3)17 Rockland HS 61 25 Piscataquis CHS 34 48 Old Town HS 33 23 Waterville HS 32 20 Rockland HS 58 48 Schenck HS 64 20 Old Town HS 35 20 Stevens Academy 60 48 Lee Academy 123

28 Lee Academy 48 33 U. of New Brunswick 25 20 Brewer HS 36 28 MCI 49 33 St. John HS 77 21 Presque Isle HS 38

21 Schenck HS 45 31 Deering HS 27 1956 (9-0) 21 Sumner HS 72 29 MCI 28

21 Bangor HS 34 17 Ellsworth HS 44 16 Matttawamkeag HS 45 19 Old Town HS 37 25 Presque Isle HS 44 22 Lee Academy 34 25 Old Town HS 57 1967 (5-5)22 Piscataquis CHS 67 19 Bangor HS 41 55 Old Town HS 23

24 U. of New Brunswick 49 15 Waterville HS 47 55 Brewer HS 5424 Pemetic HS 61 15 MCI 49 39 Schenck HS 33 24 Nasson College 87 39 Lee Academy 64

25 MCI 31 1962 (10-1) 44 Washington Academy 30 24 Waterville HS 33 18 Piscataquis CHS 42 44 Mattawamkeag HS 99

18 Rockland HS 49 44 Woodland HS 127 1957 (2-4) 18 Stevens Academy 75 44 Jonesport HS 190

40 Lee Academy 21 32 U. of New Brunswick 23 39 Colby Frosh 16

40 Rockland HS 79 17 Schenck HS 46 27 Old Town HS 28 36 Lee Academy 24 19 Presque Isle HS 40 32 Bangor HS 25 19 UMP 85 17 Rockland HS 42 26 Old Town HS 29 30 MCI 25 26 Lee Academy 79


1968 (12-0) 1971 (8-0) 1974 (10-3)15 Brewer HS 45 18 Stearns HS 37 39 Hampden Academy 35 22 Lee Academy 42 29 Schenck HS 44 39 Old Town HS 77 22 Anson Academy 72 29 Old Town HS 41 39 EMVTI 102 20 Schenck HS 54 29 Brewer HS 108 39 Brewer HS 120

20 Bangor HS 47 22 Presque Isle HS 34 31 Bn. Christian School 20 21 Presque Isle HS 46 15 Lee Academy 45 17 Camden-Rockport HS 47 21 Washington Academy 64 21 Carrabec HS 34 26 MDI HS 35 21 Nokomis HS 130 23 N. Yarmouth Academy 34 26 Bangor HS 70 21 Woodland HS 135 24 Presque Isle HS 31 21 Calais HS 172 1972 (11-1) 46 Fredericton HS 19 20 Colby Frosh 41 35 Cheverus HS 22 46 Carrabec HS 84 19 Old Town HS 46 18 Brewer HS 45 46 Schenck HS 89

18 Stearns HS 58 18 EMVTI 45 1969 (11-0) 18 Lee Academy 65

27 Stearns HS 33 19 Schenck HS 43 1975 (7-0)27 Brewer HS 66 25 Deering HS 32 18 Bn. Christian School 40 23 Lee Academy 44 15 Sumner HS 48 18 Bangor HS 73 23 Anson Academy 69 15 Carrabec HS 50 26 MDI HS 31 16 Bangor HS 40 24 Belfast HS 48 17 Schenck HS 42 15 Presque Isle HS 50 24 Presque Isle HS 54 20 Old Town HS 35

22 Colby Frosh 38 19 Bangor HS 39 25 Fredericton HS 31 15 Old Town HS 50 28 MDI HS 29 26 EMVTI 30 16 Schenck HS 52 16 Nokomis HS 90 1973 (7-1) 1976 (5-0)17 Hinckley School 41 15 Stearns HS 40 15 Orono HS 52

19 Presque Isle HS 44 15 Nokomis HS 79 1970 (4-4-1) 23 Orono HS 34 26 Fredericton HS 31

24 Schenck HS 31 46 Fredericton HS 19 16 EMVTI 47

31 Stearns HS 27 46 Schenck HS 61 26 MDI HS 29 37 Bangor HS 22 46 Carrabec HS 109 33 Old Town HS 33 28 MDI HS 31 33 Brewer HS 78 15 Brewer HS 50 32 N. Yarmouth Academy 23 31 Lee Academy 24 17 Hinckley School 42 24 Presque Isle HS 32

NEW ENGLAND, IC4A CHAMPIONSHIPS New England and IC4A Cross Country Championship Meets were held for freshman collegiate runnersduring the several decades when freshmen were ineligible for varsity teams. Maine produced at least two national (IC4A) champions, William Hunnewell in 1935 and Malcolm Dempsey in 1942, and five NewEngland champions in Harry Richardson (1926), William Hunnewell (1933), George Sawyer (1935), DonSmith (1936), and Paul Hanson (1952). Additionally, in 1939, Maine captured both the New England andIC4A team titles. Locating best performances by UM runners was difficult in some seasons. Thoseuncovered are listed here.

1923 1929 1933IC4A: Forrest Taylor (16

TH) IC4A: Harry Booth (11

TH) NE: William Hunnewell (1

ST)

IC4A: Madison Haskell (15TH

) IC4A: William Hunnewelll (1ST

) 1926

NE: Harry Richardson (1ST

) 1930 1934 NE: Frederick Stover (11

TH) IC4A: Laurence Jackson (18

TH) NE: Norman Waddington (8

TH)

NE: Horace Caler (12TH

) IC4A: Theodore Earl (21ST

) NE: Alvin Hersey (20TH

) NE: Lewis Ambrose (17

TH) IC4A: George Osgood (26

TH) NE: Charles Cain (24

TH)

IC4A: Harry Richardson (2ND

) 1931 1935

1927 NE: Kenneth Black (4TH

) NE: George Sawyer (1ST

) IC4A: Gilbert Austin (18

TH) NE: Horace Drummond (6

TH) NE: Kenneth Clark (8

TH)

NE: George Mowatt (20TH)

1928 1932 IC4A: George Sawyer (8TH

) NE: Ronald Austin (18

TH) NE: James O’Connor (23

RD) IC4A: Kenneth Clark (31

ST)

NE: Carl Cunningham (24TH

) NE: Frederick Beal (26

TH)


1936 1940 1951 NE: Don Smith (1

ST) NE: Manley Brackett (10

TH) NE: Paul Hanson (1

ST)

NE: Floyd Jackson (14TH

) NE: John Stanley (19TH

) NE: Stanley Furrow (3RD

)

IC4A: Don Smith (6TH

) NE: Henry Condon (22ND

) NE: Paul Firlotte (9TH

)

IC4A: Floyd Jackson (14TH

) NE: Raymond Atwood (27TH

) NE: James Ervin (29TH

)

IC4A: Raymond Atwood (27TH

)

1937 IC4A: John Stanley (35TH

) 1954 NE: Kenneth Blaisdell (2

ND) IC4A: Manley Brackett (37

TH) NE: Richard Law (5

TH)

NE: Harold Jordan (13TH

) IC4A: Henry Condon (46TH

) NE: David Gould (18TH

)

NE: Philip Cummings (24TH

) IC4A: Richard Law (37TH

)

IC4A: Kenneth Blaisdell (6TH

) 1941IC4A: Philmore Meserve (25

TH) NE: Elmer Folsom (8

TH) 1955

NE: Arnold Davis (20TH

) NE: Dale Bessey (1ST

)

1938 NE: Robert Hanson (23RD

) NE: Ralph Lehman (8TH

)

NE: Morrill Gatcomb (10TH

) IC4A: Elmer Folsom (30TH

) NE: Carl MacDonald (10TH

)

NE: Mark Ingraham (15TH

) IC4A: Arnold Davis (48TH

) IC4A: Dale Bessey (15TH

)

NE: Lyle Wiggins (17TH

) IC4A: Carl MacDonald (35TH

)

IC4A: Mark Ingraham (5TH

) 1942 IC4A: Ralph Lehman (38TH

)

IC4A: Lyle Wiggins (29TH

) IC4A: Malcolm Dempsey (1ST

) IC4A: Jerry Smith (50th

)

IC4A: Paul Knaut (43RD

) IC4A: Theodore Wood (7TH

)

1956

1939 1949 NE: William Daly (2ND

)

NE: Dwight Moody (3RD

) NE: William Hirst (22ND

)

NE: Philip Hamm (4TH

) 1976 NE: Richard Martinez (6

TH) 1950 NE: Arthur LaChance (10

TH)

NE: John Creamer (8TH

) NE: Gerald Mills (2ND

) NE: Steven Googoo (16TH

)

NE: Leo Estabrook (15TH

) NE: Carlton MacLean (6TH

) NE: James Newett (23RD

)

IC4A: Dwight Moody (6TH

) NE: Robert Farrington (10TH

)

IC4A: John Creamer (7TH

) IC4A: Gerald Mills (9TH

)

IC4A: Philip Hamm (9TH

) IC4A: Robert Farrington (11TH

)

IC4A: Richard Martinez (10TH

) IC4A: Carlton MacLean (15TH

)

IC4A: Arthur Farris (11TH

)

COACHES AND YEARLY TEAM RECORD

(Brunswick)

Coach W L PCT. 1947 Phillip L. Hamm 3 0 1.000

1948 Phillip L. Hamm 4 1 .800

1947 (3-0) 1948 (4-1)25 Brunswick HS 34 20 MCI 36

25 Lincoln Academy 59 18 Hartland Academy 42

15 FSNS 45 20 Brunswick HS 38

20 MCI 36

28 UM Sophs 27

NEW ENGLAND, IC4A CHAMPIONSHIPS

1947 1948 NE: Irving Smith (6

TH) NE: Richard Dow (2

ND)

NE: Robert Eastman (14TH

) NE: John Wathen (13TH

)

NE: Robert Bradford (22ND

) NE: David Brackett (20TH

)

IC4A: Richard Dow (14TH

)

IC4A: John Wathen (43RD

)

IC4A: John Wilson (47TH

)


2006 — A SUCCESSFUL SEASON

Capt. Kirby Davis climaxed his outstanding running career at Maine by winning his second consecutive America East individual title and led the BlackBears to a third place finish in the team standings. Front row, left to right: Miles Bartlett, Eric Newman, Kirby Davis, Michael Dabrieo, David Englehutt and Will Fulford. Back row, left to right: Chris Harmon, Donald Drake, Joshua Trevino, Jon McGonagle, Travis Vicary, David Manz, Scott Batson and Coach Mark Lech.

1955 NEW ENGLAND AND YANKEE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

Maine had several outstanding teams during the mid-1950s, led by one of the best distance runners in University history in Paul Firlotte. His senior season, 1955, was especially remarkable as he won the New England individual title and was Yankee Conference champion for the third straight year. He had the good fortune of having several teammates who also were exceptional distance runners, including Dan Rearick, Stan Furrow, Dick Law, and Paul Hanson who finished third, fourth, seventh and tenth, respectively, in the ’55 Yankee Conference race. Maine lost only one dual meet during Firlotte’s three seasons as a varsity runner. Members of the 1955 team were, seated, left to right: Coach Chester Jenkins, Harry Folster, Phil Emery, Co-Capts. Stan Furrow and Paul Firlotte, Joel Stinson and Dan Rearick. Back row, left to right: Everett Cowett, Dick Dillenbeck,Karl Kraske, Dick Law, Dave Gould, John Lane and Dave Williams.

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