Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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lack Sunderland Bob Stowe Nick Beresky TENNIS March 29 at Presbyterian College March 30 at University of South Carolina March 3l at University of North Carolina April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May lune l at Guilford College 2 at Wofford College 3 at University of Tennessee 5 at University of Cincinnati l5 Alma here 17 Lawrence Tech here 24 at Ohio State 26 Beloit here 29 at University of lllinois 30 at Northwestern University l at Hope 4 Albion here 5 at University of Michigan 6 Hillsdale here 7 De Pauw here 8 at Michigan State College lU Clavin here 14 Wayne University here 15 at Adrian l9 University of Michigan here 20, 21 M.l.A.A. Tournament here 3, 4, 5, Central lntercollegiates at Detroit

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TENNIS Allen B. Stowe Coach The 1948 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE NETTERS Front Row, Left to Right: M. Man- tin, I, Sunderland, B. Stowe, P. DesAutels, M. Shane. Middle Row, Left to Bight: Dr. Stowe, V. Braden, G. Dolbee, A. Iernal, B. King, I, Pizzat. Back Row, Left to Right: R. Iohn- ston, B, Allen, I, Marlette, N. Beresky, F. Walters. TENNIS Kalamazoo College, always noted for its fine tennis, completed its '47 season with fourteen victories and five defeats. Five out of the six individual Big Nine single champions were beaten by Kalamazoo players. The Hornets also had a five to four decision over the '47 Big Nine Champions. The annual southern trip was considered successful with victories over schools with notable reputations in tennis such as Presbyterian College, Davidson College, and Duke University. With lack Sunderland Winning the singles title, and Arthur Leigh- ton and Nicholas Beresky taking the doubles championship, Kalamazoo netters won their l2th consecutive MIAA title, taking all possible honors. The loss of Alexander I-Ietzeck of the IQ47 team was amply bal- anced by newcomers Victor Braden and foseph Pizzat this year. Again guided by our able Coach Allen B. Stowe and Assistant Coach Marion Buck Shane, the 1948 tennis team looks forward to another highly successful season. 102 Marion Shane Assistant Coach

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ATHLETICS Cross Country With all first year runners and only one returning letterman, Kalamaoo's cross coun- ary team finished second only to Albion in the M.l.A.A. Meet, and nineteenth in the National Meet, overshadowing a crack Uni- versity of Detroit squad. In a dual meet with Albion, Donald Sock- rider, the number one man of the team, suf- fered a long injury, lessening the team's chances in both the M.I.A.A. and National Meets. Stephen Smith, ct first year runner, turned in a remarkable performance. Golf Winning only four out of ten matches and placing fifth in the M.I.A.A. tournament last season doesn't dim the hopes of Coach Nulf for this spring. The Hornet golf team will be headed by Howard Southworth, Iames Corfield, and Lawrence Hansen, who are returning from last year's team. A new M.l.A.A. rule places six men in competition instead of four which furnishes a good oppor- tunity for all linksmen on cam- pus. Track The Kalamazoo track team, ably guided by Coach Lloyd CDobl Grow and Assistant Franklyn Ware, will be built around the har- riers of the cross country team. Returning lettermen, Dan Gwyn, Wayne Green, Milton Christen, Albert Grady, Bruce Bauer, Cecil Dam, and several freshmen prospects, gives the coaching staff an op- timistic outlook for the coming season. The schedule has not yet been released as this book goes to press, but the track tearn can be counted on to bring home many laurels.