Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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Captain Bill Bailey swings at one -V -5 asmztl, Lelt to right: Tfezevam, P. 'r arno w, wiehrs, Hill, May, carer, and w, Looking out over the golf course we see an Wiehgmh 6 'dmwid Hil J o ina excellent squad, ably coached by Capt. Bill ston-Salem, No t arolina, smite May of Ernest, composed oi four returning letterrnen, Greenville, South Al HHH- ' Demi Harrison and lim Trezevant, of The combination of W, ww , Treze- Tampa, Florida: Buck Cater oi Anniston, Ala- Vdfll and C l X S 'osflg ' LVZL barna, and Bill Bailey of Parkersburg, West that YIGDDY QIGGIT1 TO Capt. Ernewes when Virginia. Some of the new stars to grace the they captured both the M1dSo Sewanee greens are Paul Tarnow and Charlie ern interscholastic Championlfn ' yeay I !

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JU i 9 X90 3547 xp, V s op . to 5 .3 I If . 1 7 A ik Rv !. K xv A59 A ,aft ASKETBALL BASKETBALL - 9 - Top Row: Heath, Manager: Meister: Alford: Watts: Trosdall: Ashley, Manager. Second Row May: W. W. Davis: Thomas: Davies. Bottom Row: Eat-good: Watson: Ackerson: Robins Under the capable coachinq of Capt. Hugh Davisson and captained by Earl Alford the S.lVl.A. lunior Varsity won 9 qanies and lost Qunly ti, including tournament play. Some of the players who qained valuable experience during this season and will prove their rnerit on next years Varsity Squad are: Gene Thomas, Bob Watsori, Steve Cochran, Earl Alford, Bob Ackerson and Ashton Robins. Pete Hannah, a newcomer to the Academy this year, coached a hiqhly spirited Mite tearn. The Baby Tigers finished the season with 4 qarnes Won and 6 lost. The startinny lineup consisted of Hogan and Srnith at for- wards, Cfarnrnons, V. and Taylor at guards and Watts at center. The first tearn was ably substituted by Enzor, Curtis and Cverner. This should be a winninq combination in the years to conie. Top Row: Gritiin, Manager: Wolfe: Brown: Avent, Manager. Middle Row: Watts: Gerner MITE ' Curtis: Enzor. Bottom Row: Gammons, V.: Hogan: Taylor: Peyton

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To cl KQUCAY3 N C.Q, ' 'Been' SWVQXX Kf'f5VJlNg TJQXA 1 A-nu. Lep Adams and Jimmy Hughes on the low hurdles Coach Smith and Captain Larry Brooks T R C K The twain vhoso as its Captain, Larry Brooks, who is indeed one ot the finest hundred and two-twenty dash men in the Mid-South. Another standout on the team is Len Adams, who was elected co-captain. Adams is vounted on for more events than any other single man SO other distanve runner is Dalo llerndon, ti new .addition to the squad. In the weight events we have several standouts, in- cludinqXTommy Armstrong and Craig Dwyer who should 1 v prov e tough opponents, Giving them a Close rare on the team, he runs in the tour-forty and eight-,eightyn hw H BH R I d d E I T ' . e i iarns, i ictiar son, an Lll'lH rncw. relays, he is a good broad jumper and high hurdleifan, ,si Y K A I Eddie Overton, a junior, is one ot the fastest men ghjtlgz' ll in all, it these men ot Coach Smiths squad show the team, running the hundred yard dash. Bobby Wi.Q1tr ar 57 kind oi ' work which they have been showing all L t uarter-mile man, has been improving steadi fh sg along th ghout their early training, they should un Ci ae, pam, Whivh is very diltitfult tor most rnenNtPjnain'tgin.LQ3 hd te Come through with a very successful season. - N . . Q. C: to X' Q2 U Q, Bolow: Top row, left to right: Tow s, mr.: Higgins, Herndon, Richardson, D, Tarnow, and Coach Smith. N ond row: I. R. Hughes, Waller, Griffin, Robins, Bacon. and Armstrong. Front row: Overton, Wiemer, Capt. 'EP All Brooks, and Lep Adams. .. U fa -0 0 1 I' O I JV da 44? b O O I' ry f tv, t