Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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48 THESTESPEAN i iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mm imimmn i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiii iiiimimiiimii n BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1921- ' 22 Varsty Girls ' Team (Southeastern Champions) Jan. 21 E. K. S. X 3 vs Jan. 23 Cumberland 23 vs Feb. 18 Cumberland 16 vs Feb. 21 E. K. S. N 9 vs Alar. 10 U. T 9 vs Union 33 Union 18 Union 17 Union 11 Union 14 Varsity Boys ' Team Jan. 7 Knoxville High 15 vs. Union 25 Jan. 21 E. K.S.N 13 vs. Union 25 Jan. 25 Cumberland 22 vs. Union 21 Feb. 4 Berea 12 vs. Union 26 Feb. 7 Maryville 7 vs . Union 22 Feb. 11 S. B. M. S 17 vs. Union 31 Feb. 13 Lafollette 22 vs. Union 25 Feb. 14 Johnson Bible 19 vs. Union 2S Feb. 15 Knoxville High 12 vs. Union L8 Feb. 18 Cumberland 18 vs. Union 22 Feb. 20 Berea 19 vs. Union 25 Feb. 21 E. K. S. N 29 vs. Union 17 Feb. 25 S. B. M. S 16 vs. Union 29 Lafollette 15 vs. Union 45 Johnson Bible 11 vs. Union 26 ! ■■ ■ Mi ' ;iii ■ i:i : n i urn miiiii ami iimiiiniinni ' i ' ::::[

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THESTESPEAN 47 Robert Blair Bob has upheld the reputation of the Orange and Black for three years. His guarding has always been an outstanding feature of all games. Bob will be with us again next year to fill his old berth. W. B. Trosper Trap made his debut with the Unionites last season. He filled the pivot position last season and this year he held flown a forward ' s place. In addition to playing Trap also coached the squad. W. E. Dishman Bill Ed has been with us only one season, but he has shown his ability as a stationary guard. Bill Ed and Bob formed a defense hard to break through. Jakie Howard Jakie is another veteran. His playing is always an outstanding feature. He is like lightning in his floor work and has a good eye for the straps. He plays just as well on the defensive as on the offensive. William Tye Bill enjoyed his first season with Union this year. He is little, but a hard man to guard and has an eye for the basket that seldom sees wrong. He holds down a forward berth. Robert Lee Runt is the little man of the squad: although he has played but few games he has proved to us that size does not count. Runt is equally as good at forward as at guard. Josh Faulkner Josh is our lanky center, having been moved from a forward position. Josh works well on pivot position and also has a good eye for the basket. He will be back next year to give someone a race for the pivot berth. Allan Tuggle Bear. although he was given but few chances to prove his worth, did prove that he was a bear in handling the ball and in shooting. Bear served as a utility man and played a consistent game in an) ' position in which he was placed. 1111111111 1li;l: ' ' mm ' ' i » u in mi ii iiiiiiii iiiiiiniiiiii iiiniin iiniiimiii ilium

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