Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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..,X.,,. I, W NLS. sf .. .'.,f. -.,. . .. fr -'-15: ' 9 41- - ,f ' .- :---'--- - ff- Y I TI Cliaslcetball A T has not been the policy of the student body to substitute alibis for athletic victories but a careful summary of the facts in basketball will reveal some poignant difficulties. Three basketball mentors trained the l.ms during the season. The flashy captain of the squad left school after two games had been played. The schedule was of necessity still .. ,' 'rr X-.gi :'s., V being macle out while the season was progressing. I The Rams, however, did show some good basketball and were not outclassed in I any of their games. The following is a summary of the games and the individual scores of I the men who have been in varsity games this season. . Hfiiyafas ........,...., .46 K. o. C.. . . . . ..22 Q Iowa Business University. . 19 K. O. C.. . . . . . 43 I Missouri Wesleyan ...... .28 K. O. C.. . . . . . 22 I K.S.T.C. ....... ....29 K.O.C.... ....18 'I K.S.T.C. ............. 41 K.O.C.... ....26 II Missouri Wesleyan ...... .31 K. O. C. ....... ..... . .29 I I Field Free l -T l A I ' . Player Games Goals Throws Points Neumeister . . . . . 7 22 5' 49 Thompson .... .. '7 13 5 31 I Weaver .... . . 6 14 2 30 I Andrews ...... . 7 8 O 16 LU Swain ...... . . . 6 4 1 9 p Donovan ...... . 4 7 O 14 'ET Bumstead ...... . 1 2 1 5 Chambers ....... 4 2 0 4 Whitesell ...... . 4 2 1 5 Tincher .... . . . 2 1 1 3 Whitright ...... 1 1 O 2 ' Lane ...... .. . 3 0 0 ' 1 I I Gilles .... . .. 1 o o 0 I I August ...2 O 1 1 Springer .... . . . 2 11 2 24 si s s I I I TED NEUMEISTER, fou ryear letter man. Ted has been the mainstay on the Ram basketball teams for four years. ' He is fast, accurate in shooting and the man around which ' both offense and defense were built. His uncanny eye for the 1 basket was responsible for the majority of the points chalked ' I up by the K. O. C. five. Ted led the Rams after Capt. Springer I I left. K. O. C. will miss this man who led the squad his junior and part of his Senior years. , I I 1 I TED NEUMEISTER I I I - . -.. .. Qi?-. -1 1 1 . K. , IL-, 731. C L - , 4,5 m , . lf, ,i ,I -.A , an f.c' Page 113