Antioch College - Towers Yearbook (Yellow Springs, OH)

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flf THOSE freshmen who came to Antioch with an 4 inordinate lust for victory, the past basket ball sea- son was undoubtedly a disappointment. Thirteen 'A We games were played in the fifteen weeks of the season with only four of the thirteen victories for Antioch. This was not calculated to raise a great pride in the breasts of varsity loving students. However, to those of us who have been at Antioch long enough to know the general run of basket ball success and can remember to what depths the fate of Antiochians at times has fallen, the past season was heartening. For the first time in years a team-that of Division B-won a majority of its games. Three games won in a row is a veritable winning streak at Antioch and many of the games were close enough to raise hopes of victory! The high points of the past season were the colorful if 'somewhat ludicrous reserve games-Antioch holding Wil- mington to 19415 with only seven minutes to play-the rousing victory over Urbana-two victories over the alumni-the win over Cedarville to end a victorious Division B-Wilmington stalling for the Hrst ten minutes of the last half with a one point lead, terminated by an Antioch basket-and finally, at the close of the season, the valiant up-hill fight against Earl- ham which Antioch lost by one point. The Division A team was captained by Iames Fyfe, the Division B by Iames Earley. 181

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VARSITY BASKET BALL 180

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VARSITY BASEBALL The schedule for this season is as follows: Division B A pril 5-Dayton there April 8-Cedarville here A pril 12-Wilberforee here Division A May 3-Open May 6-Dayton here May 12-Wilmington there May I4-Cedarville there May 17-Wilmington here Division B May 31-Open june 5-Wilberforee there lane I4-Capital here lane 18-Capital there 182