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

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The All-School Tennis Tournament HE .1nnu.il .ill school tennis tourn.1n1ent in players which gill students excepting varsity players of K. C O. S. .ire eligible. was held in the tltll of 1033. The tnurn.in1ent w.is .ig.iin won hy Richard Zgiy who lmils from Ohio. for the second consecutive year E.ich year there seems to he .in increasing .unnunt of interest for tennis at K. C, O. S. and in the tournn inent of N33 twenty four studnts entered. This touriminent not only .itfords much pleasure to the students, but is also helpful in selecting varsity in.1teri.il. The student council .iwsrds the winner ll token for his achievement. The results of the tourn.iinent: Rlulcsmn 245' llrilililc. Funk Xhntlcrgrilt Ynunghlond l ltwCy' , Lum Wic:.ind Slullivi Stcinlmuni XX'ilson, Hill llriscue Boi itlrt-.iii Nyc Fisher Swift: Kurish liirncs iIill.in K Rfiliffls llrniui H Rnhcrts Zriv Funk Ynuiighloud Lum Sluike XVilsr in Briscoe Nye SkX'.lI'!1 Kurish Rf ilwrrs Rm r'.i n 'Liv Lum Vylilson Nyc Sturt: llmudn Z.iy Wilsoii - Swartz Z.iy Zny Champion r msg

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lnterfraternity Basketball Champions OR the second consecutive year the Atlas Gluh was winner of the annual Inter, fraternity basketball tournament. Before the tournament started three teams were known to have possibilities. These teams were: Atlas, Phi Sigma Gamma and Theta Psi. The teams representing the other fraternities, although capahle of up setting the above mentioned, did not seem to carry enough consistent drive to he considered as pennant winners. Interest from the very onset was high The favorites namely Atlas, Phi Sigma Gamma and Theta Psi won their first games with little dithculty. In the second round Atlas and Theta Psi played a great hattle. The score was tied many times with neither team having the advantage. hut when the smoke cleared, Atlas was leading hy 27 to 26. ln the third round the Theta Psi hoys defeated Phi Sigma Gamma. lt was a great game but the Thets lost a hearthreaker hy a 20 to 10 score. In the fourth round the undefeated Atlas and Phi Sigma Gamma played for the championship. The memories of this game will not soon he forgotten. The lead swayed hack and forthg the players gave all they had and when the game was over Atlas was again interfraternity champion hy a 15 to 14 score. Attendance at these lnterfraternity games is exceptionally good and there is always keen rivalry. Some of the outstanding players were: Miller, Russell, Roherts. Stoike. Barnett, Lovell, Goldman, Glass, Summers, Christian, Benson and Gilson. FINAL STANDINGS XVON LOST Atlas, . , . 5 lb Phi Sigma Gamma 4 1 Theta Psi. . , , 3 2 Acacia 4 2 3 Alpha Tau Sigma , 1 -1 lotatTau Sigma U 5 SVYQT Q ,,., ' . I Q' 'W f :tif-4 11-A T -QL-4,N9li yfil-Asf 5 9 f il' RSLA p tril l ltie pp A pa k T VT J' Brick Rowfflraig, Thomas, Howell, Gain. Front Roiu4Russell, Fuller, Miller, Priest, Thompson. ij 100 H