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

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Boxing Club I’TIXG a late start during the past year, the success of the Boxing Club was not as complete as in its first year. 'Pile interest, however, was kept alive through the efforts of the members themselves, and a schedule of exhibition bouts, not extensive, though none-the-less successful was presented throughout the year. Under the leadership of John Stringer, the Boxing Club afforded a means of wholesome recreation and instructive play for the large number who took part in its season's program, and succeeded in establishing itself upon a firmer basis in preparation for next year. The Tri-ennial meeting of the Alumni during the latter part of May and the first of June was the occasion of another exhibition of the fistic enthusiasts in the Club. Medals were given for the champions in each weight division at the conclusion of these bouts. Hermes, West. Sheoratn. Bowman Itodenhorn, O’Mahonoy Kitsgcrald. Vossman. Ileffernan. P. Thompson, Tompske. Korker Calnlmn. Nudum, McDermott, Gray. O’Brien. Hunker. H. O’Donnell. Smith. Mnnion Pollto. Stnnb, O'Connor. Bellamy, Stringer. Cahalan. Cassidy, Boy«l C. Duffy. Hart rich. W. Bernard, IOnglum Page 143

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League Baseball I IK call for baseball league material, which was issued early in the spring brought to light an amazingly large amount of material and prospective-league members. A departure from the old system of class teams was made this year and captains were appointed and teams chosen without respect to class. The handling of the leagues was given to Everett Massey by Mr. O’Rourke. The schedule for the season is well under way. and the teams are battling for the pennant in each league with the characteristic fight which has made the leagues a tradition at St. Mary's, and the St. Mary's leagues a tradition over the entire country. Games are played regularly on recreation days, and only inclement weather can mar the success of the 1929 baseball leagues. Captains leading teams in first league arc John McMindcs, Paul Tempske. Carl Jerger, Joe Grandone, John Fitzgerald and Jim Coles. Second league teams arc captained by W illiam O'Connor. Vincent Hayden. Joe Sheeran. Joe Hunker, Ed Mulvill and Dick Rodcnborn. Men leading third league outfits are Luke Hart. Moore Mracek. and Art Bermingham. d'he season is still in progress with the outcome in each league uncertain. However it is safe to predict a successful conclusion for so promising a season. Out! On a Close Call! Page 142

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Track TTIIOUGII track has ever since its beginning at St. Mary’s played second fiddle to Baseball as a major spring sport, it has met with favor on the part of the student body and interest is increasing year bv year. 'This year a series of meets was arranged for the Knight thinlies in which, though defeated in each meet, the Blue and W hite made a creditable showing for a school whose spring athletic talent is occupied with baseball. Around a veteran |H int winning field team. Coach Carroll endeavored to build an entirely new squad, but the available material for the track events was small and consequently the Knight mentor was forced to rely on his field talent for points. Captain Hyland led the list of field performers who upheld the honor of St. Mary’s. He was the individual star of the season, and climaxed a brilliant season by capturing the pole vault in the Conference meet at Ottawa. Top How—Peters, Grandone. West. Hermes. Hart. Hawkins. Owings. Lex. McCarthy. Middle How—Thompson. McCormick. Lewis. Hogan. Troy. Nnnan. Kelli her. Jerger. Bottom Row—McCall. Vossman, Lundergan, Bidder. Hyland, J. Hughes. Massey. Potts. Coach Carroll. Page 144