Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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WNAUWQMUW aazlivg GSH!-QR 8tUasg495tQ,asg'9+Usa4 94+?5 BOWLING QQ WO teams represented the college nn howlxng on the Y M C A alleys cfslywl this year the College Teacher and the College Gxrls Thls sport was greatly enjoyed by the ladles of the college they provlng the cream of the clty s bowlers e College Teachers proved themselves to be the clty s champlon bowlers In three tournaments held on the Y M C A alleys they f'1l'11Sl'lSd flrst twlce and second once The team was composed of M155 W1thfOW Capt M15 Golllday Mlss Mccormlck Mrs Moon and Mrs Rose In wxnmng the champxonslup the Teachers proved themselves consistent bowlers none of them rollmg exceedlngly lugh scores but havmg the hxghest team average of all The team average for three tournaments was 103 In the flrst tournament they f1Il1S1'1Cd second wlnnmg ten and losmg f1V6 games average 667 The second tournament they won thlrteen and lost two average 866 and 1n the last one they won seven and lost two average 833 Mrs Moon had the hlgh season average of 112 1 2 MISS Mccormlck was a close second wlth 112 MISS Wxth row s average was 103 Miss Golllday s 101 and Mrs Rose 87 e Coll ge Gxrls dld not fare so well fmlshvng second once and f1fth tW1CC However two of thelr number proved to be the best bowlers of the c1ty Frances Wheeler captaln of thls team had the season s hlghest average for women wlth an av erage of 128 Berruce Garoutte was close behlnd her Wlth an average of 125 Wheeler bowled the l-ugh game of the year her score bemg 197 The other members of the glrls team and thelr averages are Helen Kerr 95 Frances Wlsegarver 93 Getzel Wyatt 72 and May Chitwood 71 - All these young ladies are enthuslastxc about the sport. They belleve that lt 15 a great game and a great deal more interest is expected next year. one hundred eighteen tvs-meljtg saffgjvgaaeftid Eetl926ts3 Eijfsmgtisw awgoljsifsndgs . x li if sis s 'S' SE

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QS G fi: ftlfil V w , I, ,fi Q9 Ei Z F l l Y 1 n .Q W' ilu 'l' .K 4 5 U WB 4? ff B .riffs l 1 W HSHLHR Qg lgtggaaaegigsadgi' TENNIS ENNIS holds the greatest interest in spring athletics among Wesleyanites. As in previous years. a tournament was staged this season. It was received with enthusiasm, as attested by the twenty-two entries. The tournament was carried on successfully, some brilliant matches being staged. In the first round Putnam beat Stephenson: A. Springer beat Webb: Collier beat Weaver: James beat Campbell: Mccaughey beat Magill: Ryder beat Walters: Rout beat Lewis: Oldham beat C. Cummings: Wood beat Morgan: Martin beat Davis: and Duffendaclc beat G. Cum- mings. In the second round, Putnam conquered Springer: Collier trimmed James: Ryder beat Mccaughey: Oldham beat Rout: Wood drew a bye: and Duffendaclc beat Martin. In the third round, Collier beat Putnam: Oldham beat Ry-der: and Duffendaclc beat Wood: leaving Collier Oldham and Duffendaclc. al Collier and Oldham drew the first match and Duffendacli drew a bye. Oldham triumphed over Collier in three hard-fought and spectacular sets, ll-9: 2-6: 8-6. Oldham and Duffendaclt then played for the school championship. A doubles tournament was to be played, but 'the drawings and play were too late to be included in this account. Tennis has gained a strong hold on college sport lovers. Ir has proved a highly popular sport, and will probably receive still more attention in the time to come. page one hundred nineteen agmmdgaggmggagpwdpqsg 89419264-S3 8eQga....4'9Cft5Qi.aa.4K3l'9'Qs---1