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GORHAM, Maine – Sophomore Fenton Bradley, Jr. (Manfield, Conn./E.O. Smith) had 15 points and 11 rebounds to lead three players in double-figures as the Western Connecticut State University Colonials used a strong second half effort to defeat the University of Southern Maine Huskies 65-56 in a Little East Conference men’s basketball game Saturday afternoon at Hill Gymnasium.
With the win the Colonials earn their third consecutive victory to improve to 6-1 in the Little East, and 9-7 overall. Southern Maine drops to 2-15 overall and 1-6 in conference action.
Bradley, Jr. was 5-for-7 from the field and 5-for-6 from the free throw line for his team-high 15 points, earning the double-double with 11 rebounds to help WestConn to a 47-34 lead on the boards. Junior Tyler Rowe (East Hartford, Conn./Windsor/Taft) had 13 points, eight rebounds, and four assists, while junior Eli Rodriguez (Bristol, Conn./Bristol Eastern) added 10 points and five rebounds.
Southern Maine senior Christian McCue (Hampden, Maine/Hampden Academy) led all scorers with 18 points, adding five rebounds. Freshman DJ Anderson (Houston, Texas/Davis) added 16 points, six rebounds and a pair of assists. Junior Grayson Waterman (Berwick, Maine/Noble) came off of the bench for nine points, two rebounds, two assists and a steal.
Led by nine first half points from McCue, Southern Maine held a slim 25-24 lead at the break. McCue was 3-for-6 from beyond-the-arc in the opening half as both teams struggled with offense in the first 20 minutes. USM shot 9-for-30 from the field (30.0 percent), while WestConn was 9-for-35 (25.7 percent). USM trailed WestConn, 23-19, with 3:08 to play in the half after a three from Rodriguez, but the Huskies responded with a 6-2 run to close the half.
The game remained nip-and-tuck for the first five minutes of the second half, and the score was tied 36-36 with 15:06 to play before WestConn asserted itself with a 17-3 run to snag a 53-29 lead with 10:12 remaining. Five different Colonials scored in the pivotal run, including five consecutive points from freshman Shea Tracy (New Britain, Conn.) to close the scoring surge.
The Huskies cut their deficit to single digits twice in the remaining 10 minutes of the game, and trailed by eight, 56-64, on back-to-back buckets in the paint from Anderson and Waterman, but Colonials were able to close the game out defensively for the win.
Southern Maine returns to action on Wednesday (7:30 p.m.) at UMass Boston. Western Connecticut travels to Eastern Connecticut on Wednesday (7:30 p.m.).If GSW = Gunshot wound does SW = Shrapnel wound?
Agree with Stu regards WIA, wounded in action.
This chap has been wounded in the backside. Is it the left, or right buttock? Poor chap may well have not been able to sit on chair for a while. Not something I'd would have liked to have injured. Rich Payne may have a copy of Jervois's book?
If you need anything from A HISTORY of the 58th -1939-1945 2nd BATTALION The Northamptonshire Regiment, then pm me?
Bridge of Earn 4/42 to 11/42 then overseas; Philippeville 7/43 to 2/44 then to Naples; Naples 2/44 to 4/45 then to Ghent; Ghent 4/45 to 6/45 then to Rendsburg; Rendsburg [list says 'Rensburg'] 6/45 to 18/9/46 then disbanded.
This chap has been about. I will get around to posting the pages that I've scanned. It may take some time if I've got to resize them?
Please do contact me. It would be easier for me to e-mail you the pages. Weekends would be better for me.
I've struggled to follow this thread a little but if you're looking for an account of the activities of 5th Battalion, The Northamptonshire Regiment on or around 7th April 1943, does this help? (From Jervois).
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Can anybody help with this entry please?
I can not find a town Zeriser? could this be a misspelling?
TD - I first thought Philippeville 7/43 to 2/44 but the entry is dated 13.4.43 so I'm a little confused?
Where exactly this hospital was on or around April 1943, is something at the moment no one actually knows so all we can do is say from Nov 1942 until Feb 1943 is say the hospital was in North Africa, most probably Algeria. It may have stayed as a hospital afloat for a while. Maybe there are records or diaries that could explain this gap exploring thos p[ossibilities will be interesting for you.
Part of research is knowing that there will always be holes in the story, some can be filled later as more information becomes available, some will never be filled.
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Can one of the Mods, or Admin please rotate the Service Records in Roberts92 post 46? Its leaving my simple mind in a pickle.
Must be your device, they are the correct way around for me.
Just checked on both laptop & phone & they are ok.
I'm seeing the 2nd battalion first. How can two different laptops & phones be different? It must be your phone & laptop. I will hold up my hand if others come back & agree with you.
You didn't say they were in the wrong order, you said they needed rotating.
To me that means they were on their side or something.
They are in the wrong order, yes, but I just open them in new tabs anyway so they are bigger & look at each in turn.
Just for Stu.
Chronological order is restored.
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 They are in the wrong order. That is what i meant. Apologies on my part. Any chance of putting them in the correct order? Edit.. Thank-you. Edit again, 46 still needs putting in Chronological order..
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Edit again, 46 still needs putting in Chronological order..
I've digging around and I came across this photo which got me wondering if there was any photos Edwin may have been and how I may go about finding them please?
Not sure has to how you came about the above photo? Its a splendid picture. I really do think it will be near on impossible to find a picture of Edwin.. Are you saying that your partner does not have a picture of him... (Its rather sad if that is the case?) I came across a photo of my Grandfather some time back that the family had not seen before. It was in a book that a chap had written about his Dad's Regiment that my Grandfather also served in.. The above photo is not in the History of the 58th Foot.
Did your father join the battalion at Ballykinler in December '35? Apart from those you have seen, the only photograph that I have which is definitely identified as there rather than earlier at Aldershot is of the members of the Sergeants' Mess dated 1936 - but of course a new recruit would not have appeared in that.
He should be in this image of the Battalion at Aldershot in October 1939 after they returned from Ireland prior to joining the BEF. It is variously captioned as Oudenarde Barracks or Blenheim Barracks, Aldershot.
Copies are available from Hampshire Museums Service or whatever its current name is...
Interestingly there is a less cropped view on the Northamptonshire Museum site which appears to show sound recording equipment in the foreground. I'm not aware that there is any surviving sound record.
Prior to leaving Aldershot in November 1935, The 2nd Northamptions had been part of 1st Infantry Division and ironically, 1st Div sustained fewer casualties in France. In September 1939 they were brought