Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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A.,-f EA-ri' x ,. 0 Vx rs -gm, K sl 1,363 15 Top-Coach Street, Brenner, Karsten, Schrier, Wiatson, Berry, Hawkins. g Bottom-Davis, MacDonald, Hackney, Captain Ludwig, Black, Meulenberg, Bridgman. Albion, however, took a heart-breaker by the tight score of 27 to Zo. Later in the season Kalamazoo trimmed Albion using the all-freshmen team. The team then won another game from Hillsdale and split even on two games with Klichigan State Nor- mal, but was decisively beaten by Alma in both contests. Tim lXIeulenberg was placed on the All-KI. I. A. A. team at guard. Tim, while playing at guard, was the high point man of the year. Coming to the squad as a freshman, he took the running guard position left vacant by the absence of Harry Voorhees, and displayed such speed, dribbling and accurate shooting that he won special notice in almost every game. Captain Ludwig proved to be the best defensive man on the team. Bob had a way of picking the ball off the backboard and starting and directing tloor plays that inspired confidence in all the members of his team and won the praise of the keenest critics. Black at forward, played a brilliant game. He was one of the high scorers of the . . year. He could pass, dribble and shoot with great accuracy. Hackney. freshman, Pagr Om' Ilznzdrrd Nirzfffm 1

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