Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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Knnbwll Ciquxel C11 t'un F' ISXU1 Ixcllomz Hammlton Rclh St vvnt Coach Vmdftl SWIMMING 0 0 l The M1ch1gan Ont'tr1o sw1mm1ng meet was held at the Umon pool Aprll 23 Coach Vlndal s 'tqufttlc pwteges lost by the narlow margln of one polnt to General Motors Tech of Fllnt The inal standmg was General Motors 44 Battle C1 eek 43 Adnan 1 1'h1s lead was malntalned unt1l the 200 ya1d flee style at Whxch tune General Motors took a three pomt lead Battle Creek Won the 120 vard medley relay but lt was not suffifnent to Wm the meet Iflrst places for Battle Creek were won by Hamllton back stroke Kellogg breast stroke D1ck 100 yard free style and Stewart d1V1Hg The relav team was composed oi' Captam Forsyth D1Ck G1ddI1'JgS and Kelloffv Fallule of other conference teams to appear and the large number of ent1 ants bv General Moto1s vsere the dec1d1ng factors of the meet at Battle C1 eek xx 1th a regular schedule The golf team Wh1Ch was com Page One Hundred Nzfzctvezz l 4 ,t lf, lic' D'A' , v- AL. . . - c . t. n . 'cr , I , . . , . A 4 . . C C . y . n . z -1 1 'n J 1. ' 8 9 7 I 3 ' Battle Creek took an early lead by Winning the 160-yard relay. l - AJ , 1 , . L - I n 1' ' . 7 9 7 1 A Q ! ' 9 1 ' U - - 1 7 . oo. i A V . . n ,' Y' . 9 . -

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K. ..7. 7. . - ,- 'Y-'H - nr- 'i - - - f --f . 2' ala- Cf?-cud.,-Haw ' The year 1932 marks the beginning of an intercollegiate golf team at Battle Creek with a regular schedule. The golf team, which is com- posed of Wayne Forsyth, Ed Kaye, Lear Kaye, Parker Briggs and Harold Johnson, has had tough going this year, winning only two matches and losing four. This team will be intact next year and should make a Very good showing. Battle Creek met Grand Rapids, April 15, on the Marywood links in the opening game of the season. Wayne Forsyth, Marywood cham- pion, saved the Bobcats from a whitewash by scoring M point. The final score was 111fQ-LQ. Two weeks later we again met the enemy, and we were theirs. Valparaiso had little difiiculty winning, 1115-615. Battle Creek scored its first victory of the season May 5 by defeat- ing Albion, 9-3, on the Albion course. Forsyth, Ed Kaye and Lear Kaye each collected three points. The following Wednesday Albion turned the tables and defeated the Bobcat team, 9-3. The match was played in the rain, causing both teams considerable trouble. Valparaiso scored their second victory over the Bobcat team by handing them an 815-515 spanking on their own links. The local golfers had little trouble winning the only conference match scheduled, blanking Adrian, 12-0. There are two matches still to be played. Victory in both these meets would balance the won and lost column, and the Battle Creek golfers are out after that mark. Page One Hlllld1'Cd T ccntx one