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Hicks Named Hockey Captain; Ford, Pope Awarded Trophies
Lettermen Name Hardy Defense Standout Who Rung Up 13 Points
S. Trafford Hicks, Jr. '38, of Arlington, Massachusetts, was elected captain of the hockey team for the 1937-38 season at a meeting of the lettermen yesterday. Hicks, who prepared at Belmont Hill School, stood out as a defenseman all year.
Hicks played on his Freshman team and won his letter last year. He also played Freshman football and won a minor "H" for Jayvee football in 1935. His election continues a family hockey tradition which his father, S. Trafford Hicks '10, began as captain of the 1910 team.
Scoring five goals and eight assists this season, he won a reputation for being an offensive as well as defensive force. His artful body-checking and rugged tactics were always effective.
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