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

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11 ; wc Front Row: Presley, R. O. White. Ruffner, Lawton. Gordon Livingstone, Robertson. Back Row: Collins. Neale. Bi elow. Blackman. Tracy Coleman. Name Blackman, R. S. Evans, B. H.... Lanham, W. B.. Lawton, E. H.. . VARSITY RIFLE CLUB Years on Squad Home Name Years on Squad Home 1 Vienna, Va. Neale, W. F I Baltimore. Md. 2 Lonaconlnq. Md p. sly. J. T I Lanham. Md. 1 College Park, Md. ' 2 Washington, D. C. Robertson. J. C 2 Baltimore. Md. --( J -

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VARSITY TENNIS VARSITY TENNIS RECORD U.of Md. Naval Academy, at Annapolis 3 University ol Virginia, at College Park 2 Western Maryland College, at Westminster 9 University of Virginia, at Charlottesville 4 William and Mary College, at Williamsburg 9 North Carolina University, at College Park Johns Hopkins University, at College Park (Rain) William and Mary College, at College Park |Rain) Pittsburgh University, at College Park (Rain) Western Maryland College, at College Park 8 May 27 — Delaware University, at College Park (Rain) April I- Aprll 13- April 21- April 28 April 29- May I- May 6- May 8 May 12- May 19 Opp. 6 7 5 9 Tennis, in which a real bid was made for the first time in a number of years, showed distinct signs of becoming one of the stable pastimes at Maryland in another year or two. With John Zirckel, Towner French, Sylvan Fox, Maurice Gou- beau, Jim Busick, Thomas Wilson, and Harold Fox doing all the playing, and with Les Bopst, associate state chemist and a former Old Line netman, in charge, the pastime had a fifty-fifty season. Another factor that had much to do with the advance of the game was the providing of a dozen new high-class courts for the men in Byrd Stadium field, the first real facilities ever to be avail- able at the University. Navy, Virginia, and the great North Carolina team were the only combinations to score over the Old Liners, whose record in matches won and lost would have been much more impressive had not rain prevented three contests that Maryland could have won handily. Adverse weather also prevented the players from reaching top form early in the season. Only two of the members of the 1933 team will not be avail- able for next season, Goubeau and Busick being members of the graduating class. However, the five that will be back for 1934 will form a strong nucleus for a team, and two or three good prospects will come up from the Freshman aggregation. In addition to the seven men who played all the Old Liners ' matches this spring, Thaddeus Dulin and Louis DeLand were mem- bers of the squad. Johns Hopkins was one of the teams that Maryland was pre- vented from playing on account of rain, this match having been scheduled as one of the many attractions for Field Day on May 6. They also were kept from meeting by adverse weather in 1 932. Maryland ' s schedule for 1934 will contain from ten to twelve matches with teams in the state and nearby points. 1

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VARSITY RIFLE RESULTS OF THE SEASON Name Opponent Maryland Johns Hopkins University I 366 I 359 University of Wyoming 1 249 I 350 Columbia University 1343 1350 Davidson College , 1302 1358 University of Pittsburgh 133! 1370 University of Washington 1432 1 370 City College of New York 1375 1370 University of West Virginia I 390 I 368 Drexel Institute 1 348 1 368 Stanford University 1400 1381 Connecticut Agricultural College I 327 I 366 Carnegie Tech 1 389 1 366 Texas A. M 1387 1366 University of Kentucky I 36 1 I 376 St. John ' s College Forfeit Richmond Hill Rifle Club 1348 1384 Boston College Athletic Association 1288 1 384 University of Porto Rico 1 400 I 384 Presbyterian College . 2554 2637 New York Military Academy 2546 2637 Cornell University ; 2780 2637 Alabama Polytechnic Institute 2624 2637 Georgia Tech ' ,. . . . 2664 2641 New York Stock Exchange 2754 2641 University of Cincinnati 2754 2689 Oklahoma A. M 2665 2689 Valley Forge Military Academy 2559 2680 Montana State College 2593 2686 New Mexico State College 2452 2689 Wafford College 2675 2686 Kansas State College 2626 2686 North Dakota Agricultural College 2694 2686 University of Illinois 2703 2697 Michigan College of Mining 2740 2697 University of South Dakota 2622 2697 University of Georgia Forfeit Mississippi A. M 2620 27 1 3 Lehigh University 2706 27 1 3 Fordham University 2724 27 1 3 North Carolina State 2643 2690 University of North. Dakota 2711 2690 University of California 2744 27 1 I y - 4lt K