Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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Tnfs -,eafs Team was :iagned by Cap: W' hams and Mr. Jack M0o'e. The Team dd nf' nave Tne besf reczrd, b..T Tnere were wcnderTr.T res.:!Ts Th char' a:'er buf drq. Coach 6enTry was we'T ceased wI'T' The re-s,. Ts and TeeTs Tnai The MTTes wTTT aid Wm gre-aTTy Tn TuTure ex- Curslens en The grTdErcfT. The season 5 resuTTs were as TQHOWS: S.M.A. 6' NcTre Dame 25 S.Tv1.A,.O: S. PTTTsberg 39 S,M.A. 6: Sf. Andrews 7 s.M.AA s s. PITT5bUrg 20 S.M.A. 73 ST. Andrews I3 The cross CounTry Team is The newesT varsTTy sporT aT The Academy. The Team was organized ThTs year and was under The dTreCTTon OT Coaches Morrow and In- gram, senlcrs aT The Uni- yersTTy. The TirsT meeT wTTh B.G.A. and C.M.A. was won by B.G.A, wETh Mackay Tfnishs Tnq TourTh and Key TTTTh. The sezond meeT wTTh ST. Andrews was wen by The SaTnTs wTTh Mackay Tinlshr fnq ThTrd. Tne asT meeT was wTTh B.G,A. In This meeT The Tigers gcT revenge by OJT- running B.Q.A. OUT OT The six pTaces The Tigers Took Tire. ln This meeT Jack Mac' Kay esTabTTshed The schaar recrwrd by running The 2.3 rmfe coarse Tn TT mTm.Te3 9 seconds, LeTT To Righf: Jack Mackay and Alberf Key, Caphains. W i R o s s c o u N T R -we T T 1 'E T T' , Iagzrzzggkf Ass?-3? -M,e, T W 'W' Y

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S. M. A. BASKETBALL This year's baskeTball Team had plenTy oT poTen- Tial Trom The opening day oT pracTice, buT iT was deTiniTely lacking in experience, Members Trom The varsiTy The year beTore were GilberT Varnell, Mike McCrary, Ted QuinTard, and Bud WalTers. Up Trom The J.V. Team were Jackie Munal, Mikey Long, Joe l-lickerson, Joe Bean, and Rod YaTes. New men were Joe Bruce, Ken Wagner, Ralph Bowman, and Zip Gracy. The Team showed a lo+ of husTle and dee TerminaTion as Maior Wood and Jack Moore devoTed Their coaching abiliTies To help make The season suc- cessTul. The season goT underway wiTh a win over Jasper. Lack oT experience showed up in The nexT Two games as The Tigers were edged ouT by BaxTer and Mc- Callie. Three sTraighT vicTories puT The Team on iTs TeeT again as WesTminsTer, T.M.l., and STevenson Tell beTore The Tigers. The resT of The season was win one, lose one baskeTball. SouTh PiTTsburg was deTeaTed Twice and BaxTer, STevenson, and Webb wenT down once. ST. Andrews, in The TradiTional rivalry, goT The besT oT S.M.A, Twice, once by Tive poinTs and Then by Three. The Tigers wenT down TighTing alThough They were ouT-manned. The loss To T.M.l. was a hearT-breaker. WiTh less Than Ten seconds To go S.M.A. Tied The game wiTh a jump shoT, One oT The T.M.l. guards grabbed The ball a Tew TeeT over The halT-courT line and shoT in desperaTion. The ball swished Through The neT Tor Two poinTs and a loss Tor The Tigers. The season wound up in ChaTTanooc1a wiTh The annual Mid-SouTh TournamenT. Baylor, wiTh a Tre- mendous shooTing percenTage Trom The Tloor surged ouT in TronT. The Tigers made a Tine showing despiTe The TacT ThaT They were greaTly ouT-manned and even Though They had a lasT quarTer surge were deTeaTed by six poinTs. F'rsT Row, Leff To Right: Long, Ryan, Anderson, McCrary, Bowman. Second Row: Gracy, M. D., Quinfard, Varnell, G., Bean, J., Hickerson, Munal, Walfers, Wagner. 100