St Marys College - Dial Yearbook (St Marys, KS)

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STKPI1KN G. O'ROrilKK 11 KM ) COACH HASKKAU. ©T. MAR VS sent her seventeen-time Conference Champions against the best college nines in the Middle West this year, and the Knight diamond squad more than held its own with the foreign opposition. Representatives from the Big Ten. Big Six and Central Conference all bowed before the superior baseball of the Knights. Only one school snatched a victory from the Blue and White team, Kansas Aggies, and the Kansas City Monarchs defeated them in an exhibition game for the only other defeat, at the time of writing. Page ’36

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BASEBALL The 1929 Baseball Schedule 4 y 6 . ) Kansas City Monarchs. ...17 .St. Mary’s 1 Wisconsin I’niversity .. ... 4 .St. Mary’s 5 . 4 17 Fort Rilcv ... 1 .St. Mary’s 18 Central College ... 8 .St. Mary’s 16 ... 6 .St. Marv’s 7 Iowa State College ... 0 .St. Mary’s 3 Haskell Institute .St. Mary’s . Dinkcl. Hoffmans, T. Smith. Patterson, Slaybaugh. Malone Mgr. Thompson. P. Smith. Hickey, I. Worth. Scaletty. Bnkaty. O'Leary. Berry Kelly. Burns, Celts, O'Boyniek, Oapt. Cooney. Tierney. Kienck. Itysm Page 135

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CAPTAIN PA I 'I. COONEY Topeka. Kansas SECOND BASE HTIIR Knights faced their opponents with a veteran lineup this season, only four new faces appearing in the lineup. The veteran infielders, Burns, Cooney, Geltz were hack at their old positions while Tierney was placed at third. In the field Jack Ryan, the only veteran was aided by Klenck and Slaybaugh. newcomers. Patterson and Berry divided the catching burden while the staff of pitchers relied mostly on the veteran trio, O’Boynick. Kelley, and Bukaty. Hoffmans, T. Smith, Greve, Scaletty all saw service in substitute roles throughout the season. Page 137