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

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April April April April April May May May May May RENCII 1938 Baseball Schedule 13-K. C. O. S 20-K. C. O. S K. C. O. S 23-K. C. O. S 26-K. C. O. S 30-K. C. O. S K. C. O. S 5-K. C. O. S 12-K. C. O. S K. C. O. S 14-K. C. O. S 18-K. C. O. S 21-K. C. O. S BAILEY K.S.T.C... ................... ....20 . . 3 jacksonville Cfhercj First game .... .... 9 . ,12 Jacksonville, Second game ....... .... 6 . .ll Quincy College QHere-D ..... .... 9 . .13 K. S. T. C. .,................. .... 1 7 . . 5 Jacksonville CHereD First game .... .... l 0 . . 3 jacksonville, Second game .... .... 9 . . 2 Centerville, Iowa, Cfherej .... .... 0 ..3 K.S.'l'.C. ............... ....2 H6 K.S.T.C ........ ....0 . . 13 Culver-Stockton .... .... 9 ..6 K.S.T.C. ..... ....7 . . 6 Centerville. . . . . . . 5 MCQUARRIE REBER EBERHART O. JONES il fi 0 J? i V SMITH - G. Jonas STICKNEY Aomssrr Ronsars TAYLOR

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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.

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9, - Golf THE l938 Varsity Golf Team has proven to be a team jun' excellence. Lettermen who returned to make up this year's squad were Capt. Cornell, Manager Bock, Bell, and Mulford- while Baker and Widney completed the lineup. Hampered most of the season by unfavorable Weather, the team showed up exceptionally well, recording only one loss throughout the entire season. That was a close, hard-fought match against Kansas State College at Manhattan, in a tri- angular meet in which the Rams easily defeated their other opponent, Nebraska University, the Big Six Champions of l937. Singular of the meet was Bock's victory over Nebraska's amateur runner-up of last year. All the other and whether playing at the Kirksville Country Club or on a visiting course, the team displayed a strength and a smooth stroking brand of golf almost unbeatable. April April April May May May May May May l 9- 23- 30 5- 6- G 10- ll- 21- matches were clean-cut decisive victories for the home squadg 1938 Varsity Golf Schedule O. S ....... 225 Central College QTherej ......i li. ...... 45 O. S ....... 145 Gem City Business College CHereD ..... 35 O. S ....... 205 O. S ....... 125 Trenton Junior College CTherej ....... 55 O. S ..,.... l35 Nebraska University CManl1attanj .... . 45 Kansas State College CManhattanj .... 10 Trenton Junior College CHereD ........ 5 Central College QHereQ ............... 15 O. S ....... 8 O. S ....... 13 O.S ....... I8 K.S.l.C ................... ....... 9 O. S ....... 14 Gem City Business College CTherel .... 4 lL 'l