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14-Men's Cross Country MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Varsity / Sub-Varsity Letter Recipients Head Coaches and Yearly Team Record Captains Meet Results Conference Results Individual Champions and Top Finishers Keatinge Invitational Sub-Varsity Coaches and Yearly Team Record Meet Results Conference Results COMPOSITE LISTING – LETTER AWARD RECIPIENTS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN / J. V. CROSS COUNTRY Initial Season of Awards: 1911 (Orono) Most Recent Season Included: 2006 Initial Season of Awards: 1922 Final Season ofAwards: 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 ofAwards: 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, 50 Adams, Norris S. ’40, *1936 Akers, Charles A. ’61, *1957, 58, 59 1915 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Maine was recognized as the national champion in 1915 when it won the IC4A title in New York City. With the first NCAA cross country championship meet still more than 30 years into the future, the IC4A meet attracted the top teams in the nation and the title team was declared national champion. Maine was paced by several of the top long- distance runners in UM history, including Frank Preti who finished second in New York; Roger Bell, third; Ed Dempsey, eighth; and Al Wunderly, tenth. Maine also won the New England title in 1915 with Bell leading the team with a third place finish. Front row, left to right: Coach Arthur Smith, Ed Dempsey, Frank Preti, Capt. Roger Bell, George Sullivan and Albert Wunderly. Back row, left to right: Roscoe Hysom, Ray Stevens, Phil Libby and Mgr. Weston Haskell. Men’s Cross Country 14.1 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, 34 Amergian, Raymond R. ’76, *1972 Blackstone, Bradford E. ’91, 1987, 88, 89, 90 Ames, J. Wesley ’24 (d., 10/31/82) 1922 Blackwell, Benjamin R. ’36, *1932 Anderson, 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, *1972 Atwood, 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, *1942 Austin, 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, *1963 Aylward, 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, *1964 Bailey, 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, 82 Baker, 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, *1954 Barnard, 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, *1941 Barr, Charles R. ’50, *1946, *47 Bowden, Reginald B. ’55, *1951, 52 Barrett, 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, *1966 Beaton, 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, 30 Belyea, 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, *1946 Beppler, 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) *1929 Bernard, 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 14.2 Men’s Cross Country 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, 65 Caldwell, 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, 73 Cameron, 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, *1968 Caron, 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, *1940 Carter, 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, *1932 Cary, 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.
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