Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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RIFLET E -1.-Q-q. FIFTH SERVICE COMMAND IIXITERCOLLEGIATE RIFLE TEAM, 1944 A l fa 1 I TA 1 l 5' , i ',Q'?f'Mf4 1' fi' ' . A 9 . E X f I 3 'K , I SERGEANT c H GHEE, Coach Standing: Mfrav, Corlcedale, Berston, Oldham, Malone, Qstertag, Nagel. Kneeling: Erc'mon, Abt, Richmond, Zimmerman, Watt, M., Holmes, K, M, l, Rille Teams have a habit ot finishing in the money. ln IQLI3 vve vvon the championship in the William Randolph Hearst Rifle Competition tor Essentially Military Schools in the Fitth Service Command, also tirst place in the Intercollegiate matches, This year K, M, I. took third place in the Hearst matches and second place in the Intercollegiate, Filth Service Command. The Ritle Teams possess numeroiis trophies vvon in competition during the past tevv years. Personnel and leading marlssmen ot the Hearst NO. I Team are: Zimmerman, Richmond, I., C, lr., Watt, M, Abt, Holmes, MISS BLAIXICH FRITSCH Cincinnati, 0. Sponsor II-,.,L DFXTF r ,I r1'fl T 4fNAA

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L Lamb vfxrasirv eoLF-19421 Standing: Donohue, W,, Griffin, Alexander, Lindsey, lrvin, Kneeling: Davies, Lunt, Williams, W. From a nucleus ot tvvo lettermen returned tram last year's sauad Captain Groseclose has presented a top-notch team. Soon atter reaching Florida the golters qualified at the Bobby Jones Course in Sarasota, Qualifying scores Were: Lamp, 76, Lunt, 83, Williams W 85 Davies, 86, Alexander, 87, While in Florida tvvo matches were played with Sarasota High K lvl I vvinning both, 8 l!Q to 3 TXQ and iQ to 3. Soon after arriving in Kentucky the Blue and Gold trou ot Louisville 14 to 4. Four additional matches are scheduled in the Falls City League: April Q8--K M l. vs. Male High at Crescent Hill. nced Flaget High High School Golf May Sf:-K. M. I: vs, Anchorage High at Crescent Hill, May lQ--K. lvl, I. vs. duPont Manual at Crescent Hill. lvlay l9eeK. lvl. l. vs, St. Xavier High at Crescent Hill. TEAM PERSONNEL Lamb: l'eam's ranking player. Cool, steady. Shoots in th Alexander: A demon with the woods. Davies: Deadly at close ranges with a mean approach. Lunt: A mighty good all-round golfer, Williams: -lust a sophomore, but what a wallopl Lindsey: A junior vvho holds great promise tor the future. e7O

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UNIOR JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SOLJAD-1943 No vorsity tootboll teom is stronger thon its reserves. And o big shore ot the credit for vvhotever good oloying the i943 Vorsity exhibited in the seoson's gomes belongs to the Jovvees. The youngsters vvere olvvoys reody vvhen needed, vvere constontly on the job scrimmoging ogoinst the Vor- sity in which they leorned plenty ot tootboll ond gove the Vorsity involuoble proctice. The Joyvees got reol vvorlqouts--cind treguently-but they obsorbed them oll ond come bock tor more. Otten these brcictice gomes were more exciting thon the vorsity contests. Both sides would but out to the limit ond both sides ocguired o lot ot tootbcill knowledge-the hord vvoy, Both Vorsity ond Joyvees this post yeor were green ond inexperienced. Thus it wos guite com- mon to see o boy on the Joyvees one doy ond on the Vorsity the next. The Vorsity would send boys dovvn to the Junior sciuod tor more troining in tundomentols ond then recoll them when needed. In oddition to their olmost doily tussels vvith the Vorsity the Joyvees ployed o tive-gome schedule with outside teoms, They Won from St. Xovier l-ligh, Junior Vorsity ot Louisville, tvvice, lost two to lvlonuol Second Teom ond vvon one trom Anchoroge Joyvees The Sguodi EndsYSchultz, Collohon, Smith, L., lvloronville, l-lovvcird, Gysin, Toclqles--Plote, Wott, Wilson, R., Adoms, Smith, R., Woxler, Weber. Gucirds-Theiss, McGregor, Freemon, Corbett, Kirk. Centers-l-loys, Kelly, D., Scott Bocks- Roy, Donohue, Wi, West, Ponero, Corson, Dcinemon, Youngs, Wilson, G., Oilliom, Teom vvos cooched by Coptoin l-lommocls ond Mejor Morsholl Every mon got to ploy in every gome ond the boys were in there tighting every minute, Some good moteriol tor next yeor's Vorsity vvos developed,