California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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IUK3 seated, left to right: hood, smith, davies, wilson, p. kelly. kneeling: compton, marshall, toscano, w. s. peterson, jones. standing: lt. cdr. averill, gahleman, andrew, alley, coach pierson. not shown: Burrows, Jacobsen. basketball this year for the first time in the annals of the academy a midshipman by the name of malcolm pierson took over the job of coaching the basketball squad. coach pierson's scahorses ended their 1950 season some- what successfully despite the handicap of only four re- turning veterans, rod marshall, marv burrows, dick alley, and jack hood. but despite the fact coach moe with the very capable assistance of the faculty advisor mr. weston averill uncov- ered some fine talent in the 3rd class to fill out the squad. among them were the sharp shooting danny smith, the ever dependable gene toscano, the hard playing and fine backboard work of ru davies and bill andrew, these, coupled with the height of jake jacobsen, the inspiring playing and outstanding backboard control of red bur- rows, the fine ball handling of rod marshall, and the fast-stepping jack hood formed the nucleus for the sea- horses. the middics got the season underway in fine fashion by downing the yuba jr. college with a score of 53 to 37 with burrows and smith taking scoring honors. the next game was a close one but we came out on the short end of a 33 to 32 score to the fairfield merchants, but then we retaliated in our next encounter with a win over the marine barracks. probably the most heartbreaking loss of the year was the hard played nip and tuck battle against vallejo jr. college which we finally dropped by a point margin of 43 to 42 with burrows and marshall taking the honors for the game. our next game was a bad one with a loss to the san quentin lions 50 to 44. after this the sea- horses came back with two wins, a close one over arm- strong college 35 to 34 and the other over the highly touted mare island apprentices 28 to 37 with smith and hood respectively taking the scoring honors. all in all the season turned out much better than ex- pected and next year great things will be expected of the seahorses with the loss of only two veterans, rod marshall and jack hood. next year we are looking forward to some fine performances from such stalwart returnees as smith, toscano, jacobsen, davies, burrows and andrews not to mention such talent as the hard driving paul kelly and the clever ball handling of dapper dick alley both of whom have shown great promise. other capable per- formers who have not been mentioned are bill petersen, bill jones, dick wilson, harry gableman and joe ban. according to the potential talent lined up for next year plus the competent coaching of mr. averill next year's squad should be the strongest ever to represent the academy.

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J , L few ' YET. 1- . 41 . , ,:,, 4' F'- ' ' fi hilt: i in 'A 'Ei1'l ' IX' iq A :e f i i ' , X N 4 .- 141142 ,W in i, ,' Y , , -1 - -L t 5? ' ' S -is is 7'-- x r Q .. if ' N523 4,44 - r t-y p fpl a 3 .31 . Mi ,,,. , 'Q kneeling, left to right: squire, stonehouse, ferguson. standing: haines, jenkins, anderson, martin. 'udo midshipmen turned out in force last fall lor a thrill packed swimming meet between the companies. a company mermen took first honors, and hu com- pany trailed hy only a few points tying with company ad. the graduating class is taking an ex- ccllent swimmer, dave wyand, with them, but the third classmen will re- place him with such swimmers as Bauer, Anderson, Crabb and Spade. An underwater endurance race was the climax of a series of contests he- tween midshipmen. For those sprinters among the cadets there was thc fifty meter free-style, and for those whose wind would hold up a one-hundred meter race was held. Twenty-live, fifty and one hundred meter hack stroke and breast stroke races were also in- cluded in the aquarade. although no world records were broken, enough speedy swimmers were noticed to en- able those onlookers in the field of sports to forecast a hit of thrilling competition in the '52 c0l'tlt:lsl.. II.. . one of the smallest athletic groups, and yet one of the most unique and intense of the various athletic aggrega- tion at the academy is the judo team. judo was introduced at c.rn.a. as an athletic activity in 19419 by Inidshipman robert jenkins who has since then tu- tored the class in the sporting element and self defense type of judo. recently, when the present third class entered the team was given the added spark of another accomplished judoist in the person of rolf anderson. the team has regular workouts three times a week and upon occasion enters into outside competition with various other teams around the san francisco bay area at which time the midshipmen are of- fered plenty of opportunity for fast action. 'upon the graduation of midshiplnzm jenkins, the team will he taken over by midshipman anderson, who with his speed in competition and patience in instructing should do a most 'com- mendable job of leadiii the team. swimming I eeling, left to right: stroud, lessard, spade, wilson, d. camphell. standing: wegner, dalgren, pedretti, tolin, gashler, macgregor, marshall.