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Roy Green Bud Blandau RESULTS King's 29 Baltimore Olympic Club 15 Salisbury State Teachers 50 Wheaton College 36 Temple University 27. Albright College 48 West Chester State Teacher's George Kritzberger Jim Hicks Opponents 27 54 15 19 28 15 Don Bond PAGE 91
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Bob Noon Glen Hunt The King’s College cross country men led by Jimmy Smith took part in six races this fall, and emerged the victor in two of the contests. Jim came in first in the two King’s victories, and was the first King’s man to place in the remain- ing four races. Highlights of the season were King’s victory over a favored Albright College, and the trip Walt Baumeister Dick Bird Jim Smith to the Mid-West to run against Wheaton Col- lege on their annual home-coming day. The other victory of the campaign was a lopsided win over Salisbury State Teachers. On the other side of the ledger, defeats were inflicted by the Baltimore Olympic Club, Temple Univer- sity, and West Chester State Teacher's College. PAGE 90
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Dal Myers George Thompson Dick Smith Gil Gregory Hampered by light hitting and a parade of errors, The King’s College baseball squad of 1948-9 never reached its full potentiali- ties, and was able to compile only a six-won, nine-lost record last spring. The bright spots on the schedule were the twin victories over Philadelphia Pharmacy, and the smashing defeat handed Glassboro State Teachers. A look at the personal records of the players reveals that Captain Pete Smick took the team batting crown with a neat .362 average. Also in the three hundred bracket was “Chuck” Miller with a .333 mark. Smick had the most hits, 2], and also was the leader in doubles, with four, and runs batted in, sending thirteen teammates scampering across the plate. Four p layers were tied in the triples department with one each, while George Thompson poled the lone home run of the season. Diminutive Dick Smith proved to be a good lead-off man, working the opposing hurlers for eighteen free passes in fourteen games. The hurling crew consisted of Dave Reese, Lloyd Smith, Don Roberts, and reliefer Dave Barr. These men would have been far more effective had not their teammates been so erratic in their fielding behind them. PAGE 92 Chuck Miller Jim Hicks
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