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

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WURT WILSON PORTER m Tennis Team ol: IQ32 EMMETT BINKERT, a 1932 graduate, was one of the nfost consistent players on the K. C. C. S. team. He had much experience before coming to Kirksville. He was a member of the Quincy Tennis Club for a number of years and had played interfcolf legiate tennis. L. J. OQHARE is another graduate and will be hard to replace. He played a hard driving game and was at his best when the going was tough. ROY FISHER, a senior this year, is a versatile athlete. He lettered in basketball as well as in tennis. He started the last tennis season slowly but as the time wore on he rapidly rounded into shape and proved to be a very valuable man to the team. MAC WURT was another very consistent player. He has two more years to serve the team as he is only a junior at the present time. He will no doubt be one of the strong points of the 1933 team. CARLISLE WILSON was perhaps the outstanding player of the 1932 team. He played a hard lighting game, always giving his best. He is a graduate however and his place will be difficult to fill. EDWARD PORTER played two years of intercollegiate tennis before coming to Kirksville. He was the only freshman on the squad. ---luVD5i------ 1113111

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