Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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THE TARKIANA, 1936 - ' T, 'rs' L 4 'W vs-L , la ', f 1 ! h, 9 . Q X-4 . F 2 rf, .3 Y if 3 r '--V-5 .-4.2 ..,, ' ,W 'im ' 'Y if N- ., 2 af. f . I K, ,,, .3 5 grin I n -.,..-- lil! ,. -,...,.Fi ,A lf, 4 W - . lv 4:1 1 .Vasa TOI' ROW' NVll,l.ARIJ CHARIJCS, Forward Marion, Indiana Fourth Year All-Conference, Three Years RALPH lilCNNlCT'I', Guard Talior, Iowa Fourth Year LYNN NVOI,Fl'I, Forward Tarkio, Missouri Third Year l Rl'IlJ OMER, Center 'l'alior, Iowa Third Year Captaiii lil:-rt H QT44 - P ,., P M3 1 -. , 1 1 ffl Wi 'M fu' QL ,J 2,575 . . . in il p-we oiqlity-two 1, 'iii lik BOTTOM ROVV EARL COHEN, Forward Tarkio, Missouri Third Year ICLDON FUHRMAN, Guard Mound City, Missouri First Year LEE l'ADGE'I', Center Mound City, Missouri First Year l'IV ANS PETERS, Forward Fairfax, Missouri First, Year Hoe!!!- After several l- for a very successfu William Jewell. Th 5-2 decision for the the Owls 4-2. The : the Tarkio team. T cision for the Owls decision. As a clim: Owls swept seven r Tarkio participants ters for the 1935 sez ald Cunningham, an One match was Victory for the Owls well. The captain e

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UUE the hat the Squad F9 the ln and ln ad- ! have vioug Fred years Enter I E I u l l 1936, THE TARKIANA ?g9'5i'S'Q lift? i-Hit BACK ROW: Godfrey, Armstrong, Cohen, Omer, Padgety PQNEI., Peters, Howitt. FRONT ROW: Henstorf, Pierce, Wolfe, Bailey, Nauman, Wheatley, Fuhrman, Kyle, fConch.D . C CJ. LZ. Qmmmmf For the second time, the schools of the Missouri Conference held a basketball tournament, this year the host school being Missouri Valley College at Marshall, Missouri. Drury had previously won the regular season title. The Drury Panthers and Westminster were tourney favorites. The Tarkio Owls drew the Panthers in the first round and were defeated 47-25 after holding the title holders in the first half. In the consolations, Culver-Stockton staged a last half scoring spree to take a 48-45 victory. The Westminster Bluejays won the tourney title by beating Drury 26-24 in fine exhibition of basketball as it can be played by two 0U'CStaHdl1'1g teams- 1115501111 Valley defeated William Jewell 26-22 for the third P12109 While the Central Eagles Won over Culver-Stockton 49-25 to cop the consolation t1'0PhY- . ' - h l. The basketball tournament was a fine experience for all the confeiencebsc 0t0S Hlld the spirit of sportsmanship and friendship diSP12Y9d made those who Pal wma L . . . . . U. appreciate more than ever, the fine organization known 21S the M- C A page eighty-one

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1936, THE TARKIANA 9- ' S . - 5 . - X 1 md Juard iri I fl yard B'-Wetulef, H'-?YldY'lCk KCZDIJ, Woodruff, Strom, Cunningham, Cline ZlflIflL.4 5 14,463 After several lean years the 1935 tennis team began to demonstrate possibilities for a very successful season in 1936. Matches were played with Maryville, Peru. and William Jewell. The first match 01' the season played with Maryville, resulted in a 5-2 decision for them. William Jewell was the next Tarkio opponent and nosed out the Owls 4-2. The absence of Captain Hendrick, due to illness, seriously handicapped the Tarkio team. The next match, which was played with Peru resulted in a 4-3 de- cision for the Owls, and their first victory. In a return match Tarkio won a 5-2 decision. As a climax to the season, St. Joseph was played on the local court, and the Owls swept seven matches in a row. Bailey Boettner and Pat Hendrick were the Tarkio participants in the state meet, but met with little success. Men who won let- ters for the 1935 season were: Captain Hendrick, Bailey Boettner, Murrell Cline, Don- ald Cunningham, and Joe Woodruff. One match was played in the fall of 1935 with Peru and resulted in a sweeping victory for the Owls. Besides the returning lettermen, Strom, and Bailey showed up well. The captain elect for 1936 is Joe Woodruff. page eighty three