Albion High School - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Conquering all opponents within its class, the Briton cross country team annexed six victories while losing only one dual meet to capture their fourth straight MIAA title. Led by Captain Ted Hagadone, the Britons met all comers and fell only once before the team from Bowling Green State university in Bowling Green, Ohio. Against MIAA opponents, Albion now has taken the last 24 runs. Opening competition against the University of Illinois, Chicago branch, the Britons triumphed, 20-35. It was in the second meet that they lost to Bowling Green, 24- 23, Against Adrian, whose Tom Hewitt won the indi- vidual championship, Albion won Z0-43 and followed that with a lop-sided IO-40 count over Kalamazoo. In a triangular run, Albion placed 26 points, with the University of Chicago, 37, and Toledo university, 53. At Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio, the Purple and Gold run- ners out-sped all opposition to an I8-45 score, and then bounced back to MIAA competition to down Alma, I5- SO. They closed out the dual-meet season by trouncing Hope, I7-48. In the annual cross country run, this season at Adrian, Hagadone and Don Vandivort paced the field until the final mile of the four-mile course where Hewitt took the lead and retained it. Vandivort and' Hagadone tied for second and third. Jim Holmes placed fifth, Jack Sharp, eighthg Carl Cappel, tenth, Keith Wilson, twelfth, and Jim Hadden, sixteenth. 'Y-J ,ia f 'Mir Al, f 7z

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1950-51 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ALBION OPPONENT 70 Olivet 49 69 Alma 75 61 Buffalo State 69 51 Toronto 56 59 Hillsdale 76 51 Wooster 73 52 Mount Union 54 51 Wooster 65 72 Ashland 74 64 Kalamazoo 57 98 Olivet 43 73 Hope 67 92 Adrian 36 72 Univ. of Chicago 53 95 Wabash 62 74 Alma 57 64 Hillsdale 49 77 Kalamazoo 64 68 Univ. of Chicago 38 101 Hope 65 48 Adrian 43

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