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

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Track THE SCHEDULE Ottawa 90 ... ...St. Mary’s 41 Ottawa 90 ... ...St. Mary’s 51 Washburn A IDING Captain Hyland were Bidder, Hawkins, McCarthy, Massey, and Owings in the field events. Lex was the best bet St. Mary’s had on the track, though the times when Klcnck forsook the diamond tor the track lie showed his heels to the field in the dashes, Greve was a consistent point getter in the jumping events. Ail in all the season was an experiment which showed without a doubt that St. Mary’s is possessed of talent enough to mold a formidable track team, and only the fact that her spring sporting activities are divided between baseball and track is responsible for her present condition. Captain Hyland Page 145

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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

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Golf N ideal combination of veteran tried material and low-shooting recruits gave the St. Marys golf team an ideal foundation upon which to build the representative team. Captain Johnny Berg led the Knights for the fourth year and had with him from previous years Jus Hay. and Johnny Forbes. 1h»th of whom have seen active service in past years for St. Mary’s. The team was substantially aided by the presence of a Freshman flash in the person of (lerdon Lundergan who copped low honors in the fall open tourney and made it evident that his score would be consistently low all vear. r Such was the material which formed the 1929 golf outfit. The Aggies. Baker U. and Kansas City Junior College of Kansas City. Kansas were met this year bv the local golfers with fair success. In the state meet at Ottawa, the local links team bowed to the superior shooting of Baker C. who defeated the Knights by two strokes for the championship. Lundergan was second in the Conference medal play. Hoy Page 116 I.uiulcrgan Forbes Cnpt. Berg.