Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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ROWI: C.PUTRlNO R.LIVlNGSTON D.CROSS H.HERZOG F.HUMPHREYS R.OWEN ROW L W,McGLADE G.FELAHl F.GUTH R.SMlTH ROW 3 G,FORBES,COACH T.AVERY V.JACKSON G DOVLE C.GRABOWSM J.GlLG F.HUBBS HUDCOVICH track TCC OPPONENT 72 Keystone 33 54 Oswego 68 TRIANGULAR MEET TCC ' 45 Loyola of Baltimore 86M Scranton 32V2 K of C RELAYS TCC ,..,.................................. ....... 3 2 Scranton .... ....... 4 8 LeMoyne .... ....... 3 O Keystone .... ..... .. 28 The varsity track team, coached by George fSpud- Forbes, and the last to com- pete under the Triple Cities College name, did well, considering the cilaber of compe- tition. The Forbesmen won the dual meet against Keystone College. Then, journeying to Oswego minus the services of crack 440 yard dashman Fred Guth, they were de- feated by the State Teachers College. Their next meeting was the triangular at Scranton, where they nosed out Scranton U. and came in second behind Loyola of Bal- timore. TCC entered eight men in the N. Y. S. Collegiate Track and Field meet at R. P. I. Only Terry Avery, star miler, was able to place, taking three points. 101

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cross-country ROW V A.COOK,COACH J,BARNO J.GOODISON W,McGLADF J.LINDERMAN ROW Z D,HAMAN R.EVANS T AVERY HARPUR OPPONENT 27 Champlain 28 39 Hartwick 'I6 46 Scranton 15 Cross Country made its initial appearance at Harpur in the fall-of 1950. The team, coached by Andy Cook, did well in winning its first meet against an experienced Cham- plain squad, but was unable to regain the winning side of the ledger for the rest of the season. Harpur's Harriers also participated in the first annual New York State Collegiate Track and Field Association meet at Cortland in November. The hill and dale men all finished, lcd by Bob Evans, with Terry Avery, Don Haman and Lee Turner following.

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baseball 1 fm 4.4 y Kll!1J.1l,.1 M, Sammi V 7l OKZM., nw, M,,,a,- GM- Mt. am., l 5.14 H15 ul-'1 lt Can-hs Pied welsh QELGPUCS JoeT.Dazzu4-v Cuaelw. fDa, LMJQQ7 Gene loslssf. l le!! cS1,.,,.,,, t l Baseball Schedule, Spring 1950 y TRIPLE CETEES COLLEGE OPPONENT O Wilkes College 6 3 Albany State Teachers TO 2 State Tech 4 3 Keystone Junior College TO 7 State Tech 8 T5 Oneonta State Teachers T4 6 Oneonta State Teachers 2 8 Hartwick College 'I2 l Utica College 14 102 TCC,s baseball team set some sort of record last season by actually playing nine games. Coach Welborn had just about decided that rain was his biggest opponent, since most of the schedule had been washed away for several previous seasons. But if the sun smiled on the Welbornnien the fates did not. The Colonials dropped seven of their nine games: only Oneonta State Teachers College fell victim to the Green and White.