Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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26 THE COLLEGE RECORD. BASEBALL. T3 ASEBALL at Keuka has no rival as a school sport. As — strong a team is maintained as possible, and a reason- able number of games are played. The base ball team of 1908 was probably the fastest that ever represented this school, and it is with considerable pride that their schedule of games played is presented. OPPOSING TEAM. KEUKA. OPPONENTS. Pulteney 9 o Starkey Seminary 9 o Lyons (Ontario League) (11 innings . . 1 2 Cook Academy o 2 Lima Seminary 17 o Empire Bridge Co., Elmira 1 o Mansfield State Normal 3 5 Rochester Business Institute 11 o Lima Seminary 10 2 Rochester Business Institute 3 1 Cook Academy jo o Mansfield State Normal 8 4 Canandaigua (Y. M. C. A.) 12 4 Willard State Hospital 9 2 Canandaigua (Y. M. C. A.) 9 3 SUMMARY. Games Won 12 dames Lost 3 Total 15 Kcuka's total score 112 Opponent's total score 25 Although several members of last year's team have left

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28 THE COLLEGE RECORD. school, we are anticipating placing the fastest team in the field that has ever represented the school. Several games are already scheduled for 1909 with the lead- ing teams of Western new York. — Glenn L. Judd, Mgr. TENNIS. TT'IFTEEN ALL. That is the cry which you can in- ■ variably hear when you are within hearing distance of our tennis courts. Of course, the day must be favorable for tennis, but then at Keuka, we get more than our share of fine tennis days, in the fall and spring terms. We have two of the finest courts in our section of the country. In that, we have something to be thankful for. They are clay courts, and the only drawback is this, that when you attempt to play soon after rain, you have the pleas- ure of carrying nearly one-half of the clay on the court about your feet. Tennis is undisputedly one of the foremost of American sports, both in popularity and in health-giving. By the way, have you ever played at tennis ? No? Well, you don't know what you've missed. No more charming and fascinating game ever existed. It is its fascination that has made the game so popular. Indeed, so attractive is tennis to Keuka' s lady stu- dents, that even when the mercury in the thermometer hovers near 250, they persist in going out to play. Everyone at our College is directly or indirectly inter- ested in tennis. Young ladies, young men, professors and their wives, and even their children, one and all, have contributed their efforts toward making this game popular. Efforts will be put forth this coming spring to develop a tennis team to represent Keuka College. There is certainly enough material available, but it must be developed. Efforts will be made also, to get every girl at Keuka interested in tennis. One court will be for their exclusive use. It is the hope of the management that a Girls Tennis Club will be or- ganized, to look after their own interests on the courts. The tennis courts will be gotten in shape as early as possi- ble in the spring. We ask for the earnest support of each stu-