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

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Dee. Dee Dee Dee Jan . Jan. jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 1938 Varsity Basketball Record 1-K. C. O. S. .,.... 38 9-K. C. O. S ....,.. 39 11-K. C. O. S ....... 32 16--K. C. O. S ....... 15 6-K. C. O. S ....... 27 8-K. C. O. S .,..... 30 12-K. C. O. S ...... . 45 14-K. C. O. S ...,.., 35 4-K. C. O. S ..... . . 35 12-K. C. O. S .,... .. 41 16-K. C. O. S ....... 42 17-K. C. O. S ....... 43 25-K. C. O. S ....... 41 28-K. C. O. S ..... .. 51 Total. . . . .514 Quincy College... . . . . , 40 Concordia College .... . . . 41 K. S. T. C .... ..... . . . 38 Parsons College ........ . . . 20 Parsons College ...,......... . . . 35 Gem City Business College ..... . 32 Quincy College .............. . . . 30 Chillicothe Business College .... . . . 54 K. S. T. C ..... ............. . . . 40 Central College ........... . . . 4-7 Trenton Business College. ..,. . . , 49 Central College ............. . 55 Chillicothe Business College ,... . 55 Centerville College ...,,..... . , . 33 Total ........ . . .578

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Basketball WI'FII another season of hardwood competition stowed away in the annals, tl1e Rams can boast of a season not rich in games won, but one of hard lighting, clean playing, and a sportsmanship not easily equalled. A review of the records shows many a closely-played, thrill-packed game with only a last minute squeeze out chalking up a loss for the home quintet. Individual talent ran high, lacking just the click necessary to produce victory against the tough opposition and fine ball handlers encountered throughout the series. This season's team consisted of compara- tively young material, being considerably strengthened by a freshman aggregation, with only two seniors-McQuarrie and Russo--lost to next year's varsity. The team was well-balanced with a strong reserve. The most consistent starting lineup included Waterbury jumping center, Morrison and Eberhart at the forward posi- tions, with McBride and Burnham completing at the guards. Cofxen jAeonsoN A word of praise to Coach Norman Jacobson after completing his lirst season as team mentor. Hjakel' showed his knowledge in handling game situations and play combinationsg and along with this season's experience and the material on hand, he should make quite a showing next year. 1938 Basketball Squad PLAYER Pos1'1'1oN PLAYER Eberhart. . . . ,F0fwa7'd. . . Morrison HaCkmY- V . . forfwcmi. , . McQuarrie Nash -'-- . . .l 0r'wa1'd. . . A. Plattner Burnham' - . . .Guard .... O. Jones Waterbury ' - - , . .Center .... I-Iollman Il. Plattner ,.., , . .lf'01'ufa1'd. , . Eastman McBride. . , , ,Ifmzrd .... Russo Bailey -- . . .! 01'wa1'd. . . H. Jones Roberts. . . . .Cfuarci .... Ackerman Titus. . . , . .lforward .... Carter

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