Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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c 99' mmf glial? WO The Mile loolball Jream coached by Colonel Garland showed much promise and a lighling spiril as They ended 'rhe season wilh Jrhree wins and Three delears. Playing a hard schedule lhe vasl inrereslr among lhe leam members lcepl 'rhe season boasllul. Led by Caplain Davies and Schaeffer in Jrhe baclclield and l-logan, Gilmore, and Carper in lhe line, Jrhe Jream offers many fine men lo Jrhe J. V. leam of nexlr year. Schaeffer led lhe scoring Jrhis year show- ing much speed and good running abilily. S.lvl.A. . . . 20: Soulh Pillsburg . I2 S.lvl.A. . . . 7: Jasper. . . . . O SMA. . . . 2Iq Soulh Pinsburg . I3 S.lVl.A .... 63 Rossyille ..,. I2 SMA. . . . 73 Jasper. . . . 26 S.M.A. . . . 8: Rossville . . . . I2 IlllTEFO0TBFlll 67

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JUIIIDR UHRSITV The Junior Varsiiy Foofball squad under The able guidance of Caplain Roberf Wood and Lieulenanl Thweall' successfully complefed a credilable season wilh five wins and Three loss- es. lf was Through many long hours of hard worlc on The par? of bolh coaches and players Thai The Junior Tigers had a successful season. Much promise was shown in every game by The brillianl running and passing of lvlclnnis in leading his leammales forward. His inspiring ai- Tilude and delerminafion made him a very line prospeci Tor The varsily nexl year, Sharing The sfarlighl in The baclcfield were Banlcs, Hughes. along wilh Eargood showed much improvement husile and deierminaiion. Finkbeiner and Rich- ardson were very fine on defense showing a love +o hii, drive and iangle ii' up. In all. The J. V. Team showed much improve- meni as The season progressed and offers much maierial for The varsiiy nexi year. Many posiiions are open and These boys wil'h husile. delermina- 'rion and The will To win will be counled on heav- ily nexi year. The following are The scores of 'rhe games: and Van Leer. Banks improved +he whole season 51M1A1 1 1 I41 Soufh Pmsburg 1 1 0 and showed fine playing againsf S+, Andrews, H S1M1A1 1 1 01 Wgnchesfer 1 1 1 3 was Hughes who led his +eamma+es +o a win g1M1A1 1 1 I31 Manchesfer 1 1 1 0 over B.G.A. Van Leer showed conslanl improve- S1M1A1 1 1 QOI Baylor 1 1 1 1 34 meni' and vasl promise because of his runs S1M1A1 1 1 5155 Andrews 1 1 0 aqam Baylor. SMA. . . 26: B.G.A. . . . . . 7 The line also had Hs slars who showed hinis of S.M.A. . . 2l: Soulh Pi++sburg . . 36 varsily maierial, Finlcbeiner E. and Richardson S.lv1.A. . . 26: S+. Andrews . . . I4 KIMBROUGH KING URQUHART 66

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Boflom Row: Mclnnis, Clare, W. H. m' , ra er S nfh P fh , Fullerfon, R King, G While, Thaclrsfon Trezevanl, J Pas sallalgue, Banks. Middle Row: Allison, L. King, Larguier, Beardall, W. G. Hamilfon, A. Adams, Fasick, Walson, 8 id C lk G Pl kle B Cochran Wiemer Brooks Bias Odom Gonzales Tilson ar . Top Row: Mc orm'c, raves, 'c , . UIIRSITV BIISHET The Tiger fulure on lhe hardwood floor was uncerlain. The relurning hope- fuls for lhe lirsl five were all B learn lellermen for The five varsily players of The high jumpers I I 4 1 . I - Bllll The '49 season gradualed. Bill Smilh, Bealcy King, Jack Beardall, Barry While, Biill l-lamillon, Charlie Fullerlon, Sam Clare, and Barry Thaclcslon relurned wilh lhe B days behind lhem ready 'ro scrap for lhe lop honors of varsily. Coach Bolo Wood scanned 'rhe schedule and knew lhal every S.lvl.fX. opponenl would rneel a delermined band. Bul he also knew lhal his squad lacked deplh and experience. The praclice sessions slarred