Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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THE BULL DOG l I Base Ball Cotner always has a good baseball team, is recognized by her oppon- ents, and plays many games each season, but since there are no College Conference teams in Nebraska, letters are not awarded in this sport. In the season 1921 Cotner played Wesleyan four times, dividing the slate with them. Other teams met were those from various towns and fraternities in the state. In these contests, we have Won the majority and believe that the college would rank high in the national sport if promoted by a State Conference as are other athletics. Russell Willard '22, captain in '21, has played for four seasons and is the only one to whom has been awarded the coveted C. For 1922 there are four scheduled games with Wesleyan and many to be played with various teams from' Lincoln. The men out for the varsity team this season are Cook, Willard, Raver, Davis, B. Lang, E. Lang, Klein, Mumford, Hesson, Dill, Shull, Bradley, Wendt, Johnson and Sackett. Tennis Tennis was revived at Cotner in the spring of 1921 and the Tennis Club organized with Harold Cooper as president. A tournament was held for men. Harold Cooper won the championship in the singles, and Cooper and Sherman won in the doubles. A team was formed of Cooper, Sherman, McPherson and Matson, coached by Clarence Miles, '11. This team met Wesleyan in a series of games, but Cotner had not played long enough to capture the honors. However, a much larger tournament is planned for this spring, 1922, for both men and women in both single and double games. Tennis enthusiasm is running high and an interesting season is in view. -----H--fi Y -- - M -- Pugc One Hundred Twelve

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