University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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¥ (Above) Buscher Scoring First Run in Rally That Beat WashinKton and Lee. 4-0. (RiKht) Dick Nelson. In addition to Jones, Maxwell, Gorman, Mcllwee and Knox have played their last baseball for the Old Liners. Knox never was a regular, but was a hard-working reserve, but the other three leave shoes that will be hard to fill. However, Shipley has enough players left to build a good 1934 team, hie will not get more than three or four players who will be helpful from the 1933 year- ling combination. Maryland ' s most prized victory during the 1933 season doubt- less was that scored over Navy at Annapolis on May 20. On that day, as In some of the other tilts, the Old Liners had on their batting clothes and won rather handily. This enabled Maryland to break even with the Middles in Spring sports, as previously the lacrosse ten had won and the track squad and tennis teams had been beaten. (Left) Willie Wolfe. (Center) Buckey Buscher. (Ripht) Spencer Chase. IV % -y

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(Left Above) Kay l- avidsun. (Center Above) Kalph Ruble. (Riv:ht Above) Boh Love. (Left Center) Boh Ma.xwelL Willie Wolf, second base; Donald Bartoo, shortstop; Buckey Buscher, center field; Bob Love or Hymie Gornnan, right field; Bob Maxwell, left field; Dick Nelson, third base; Spencer Chase or Gorman, first base; Charlie McGuire, catcher. Bartoo was the only one of those mentioned who did not get his letter, for the reasons that have been stated, while others. In addition to Pitchers Davidson and Mcllwee, and the regulars given above to get insignia were: Ralph Ruble and Al Ferrall, pitchers; Kenneth Karow, infielder; Doug Knox, catcher and outfielder, and Pete Chumbris and Tom Wyatt, outfielders. Lloyd Jones, regular catcher and a senior, and Bill McAboy, sophomore infield reserve, were suspended from the team with about two-thirds of the season gone for playing with an amateur sandlot nine in Washington. (Left) Charle.s MrfUtire. (Center) Hymie ((Orman. (Riiiht) Lloyd Jonei .

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' gf lifiS f i Kront Row: Allison, Aicher. Evans. Jenkins, Devendorf. Ashton, Cronin. Sonen. Midillf Kow : Hines. W. Thomp- son. Kwin. E. Jones. Tailjett, Snnitli. P. Bowers. I oiseauN. BovjiJanow. Howard. Back Kow : I ' win. Mirr-. ; WidmytT, SrhafTei-, Widch. Moorhead. Rautt nan, Qui nii. Boucher-. Brandau. Hunt. Keenan. Eppley. Coarh. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD FROM 1932 SQUAD Event 100 and 440 100 and 440 2 miles 880 880, pole vault- 880 mile 2 miles 2 miles hurdles, hiqh jump, pole vault high jump, javelin hurdles hurdles shot, discus shot shot shot, discus high jump hiqh jump javelin discus, javelin FROM 1932 FRESHMAN SQUAD Nam© Ed Quinn Robert Sonen William Thomas . . . Donald Shaffer .... Cornelis Cronin . . . Everette Jones .... Leonard Aslcrn Douglas Devendorf Edward Auld James Busicic Charles Jenkins .... Sam McGlathery . . Charles Mothersead Al Pease John Cotton Adam Brandau Charles Keenan Francis Wells ... Leo Rautenan Conrad Allison Frank HInes . Name Earl WIdmyer Hutton Slade Winifield Thompson Elwood Moorhead Warren Evans Ffonri Haqerstown. Md. Baltimore. Md. Rehobeth. Del. Washinqton, D. C. Hyattsville. Md. Name Robert Archer Joseph Galllher Donald Ashton Bornie Thomas Paul Bowers Charles Boucher From Milford. Del. Washinqton. D. C. Milford. Del. Frodorick, Md. Haqerstown. Md. Washington, D. C. Years on Squad Fronn Washinqton, D. C. Washinqton, D. C. Ednor. Md. Colleqe Park, Md. Joppa, Md. Germantown, Md. Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C. Hyattsville, Md. Cambridge, Md. Washington. D. C. Washinqton. D. C. Washington. D. C. Steelton, Pa. Washington, D. C. Baltimore. Md. Windber. Pa. Washington. D. C. Dundali.. Md. Washington. D. C. Chestertown, Md. Name From Harry Howard Chesapeake City, Md Temple Jarrell Hyattsville, Md Ralph Ruffner Washington, D. C Ralph Tarbett Washinqton. D. C Robert Ewin Baltimore, Md I