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

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ICBICRIIART A fast moving, smooth playing guard who iinished third in indi- vidual scoring. Ebie had a knack of con- sistently sinking that inimitable back-hand hook shot of his. MORRISON A veteran ball handler whose hoop deadli- ness earned him individual scoring honors. Carl's offen- sive steadiness along with his ball passing and rebound ability, marked him an able and valuable player. EASTMAN Another newcomer to this year's varsity, Who Should get the call Hvxt season. ln action, Easty showed a nice Offensive strength with 2111 ability for side floor basket shots. AMQUARRHC Andy was the team's spark of humor. His triek passes and floor antics, besides displaying clever game strategy, highly enter- tained the gallery. This was his last year of varsity competition. HOFFMAN Once the ball got in his hands there was little doubt as to who had possession of it. Alternating at the center post, he proved to be a hard playing constant ligh ter. SMITH A veteran varsity guard, Spike tumed out again for this year's squad, but was forced to the bench early. in the season with a persistent knee injury which kept him out of action. BURNIIAM Not among the high scorers, U Bernie exhibited his prowess through his consistent rebound retrieves. His easy smiling way and heady offense and defense play readily gained him the honor- ary captaincy. O.JONES An up-and-coming guard who should vie for starting honors next season. Ollie's play indicated his hav- ing a good eye for the basket along with an ability to break up plays. RUSSO Exhibiting a flash and color throughout the year, Danny complet- ed a fine playing season, his last .with the home squad. A fast dribbling, hard- fighting player, he ably maneuvered at guard. WATICRBURV 'Fypifyiug smootlmess and ease, Big Dave utilized that lanky frame of l1is under the basket, converting with almost uncanny accuracy. Being indi- vidually second-point man was aided by his free throw technique. NASH A second semester recruit who quickly gained a varsity berth. A small, quick, shifty forward whose pecul- iar no arch shots often found their mark, he should be nrst team material for SOITIC time. McBRIDlf Mac early asserted his talent by his quiet effortless manner of play. Starting as guard, he showed up equally well at the forward post, with a steady brand of ball hard to beat.

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Baseball Tim H338 K. C. O. S. Baseball Squad turned out with the spring call to indicate a very capable, enthusiastic string of ball players. Indoor practice, started in tl1e gym, soon transferred to the ball park where the squad gradually whipped itself into shape. Among last year's veterans who again took up their old posi- tions were Bailey, French, McQuarrie, Smith, Roberts, Reber, and Agrestig while new material included Barnard, Eberhart, Stickney, Taylor, Eastman, Sherburne, and the jones brothers. The opening game against K. S. T. C. was a bad starter which t ended 20-3. Journeying to Jacksonville, the Rams split a twin bill with the Illinois College 9-3 and 6-125 and came back to the home field to trim the Quincy College 9-ll. l7-l3, showed another short end score against K. S. T. C., followed by a double header defeat by jacksonville. Another trip brought back a 2-0 victory from Centerville- the schedule to date. Q With the close of this season, Coach Andrew McQuarrie will have completed his last with the home team. Making the team his first year out, he coached the three successive squads. Much credit is due Andy for reviving baseball interest on the campus, and l1is Qghflillgg Peppery manner of training Ram nines was done with his characteristic unassum- ing a 1 ity.