The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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Ph. V. Basketball The junior members of The King’s College basketball squad have engaged in ten contests so far this year, and have returned winners in only two of the outings. Glassboro State Teachers’ J. V.’s were conquered on the New Jersey floor, and the traditional “Farbangers’ squad was bested in a home game. Top point getter for the squad was freshman Wally Herring, who netted 102 points in ten games. Following him were Bob Kliewer with 56, Don Drake with 38, Dave Reese: with 35, and big Don Milne with 27 markers each. Lloyd Smith, Gil Gregory, and Art Borden also turned in some stellar performances for the squad. The team has looked better than its record indicates, and will no doubt prove to be a big aid developing players for next year’s varsity. RESULTS King's Opponents 27. Rider College J. V. 67 35 Phila, Pharmacy J. V. 61 38 P.M.C. J. V- 4] 21 Delaware State J. V. 37 26 Phila. Textile J. V. 33 31 Earbangers 28 27 Phila. Pharmacy J. V. 42 44 St. Andrews School 53 31 Glassboro J. V. 23 24 West Chester J. V. 56 PAGE 95

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The undefeated and untied gridiron men ran rough shod over the better part of their oppon- ents, receiving the trophy presented annually to the best football team in the Christian schools of this area. When the final totals were added up, King’s had piled up 208 points to the opposition’s 79. The season's thriller was a 21-20 victory over Reformed Episcopal Seminary of Philadelphia. Top man in the scoring department was George Dempsey, lanky end, who climaxed a successful season by scoring six touchdowns against Eastern Baptist. Other men who hit pay dirt were Marsh Davis, Don Drake, Jim Hicks, Pete Smick and player-coach Lloyd Smith. Not to be overlooked was the fine defensive work turned in by some of the boys in the Purple Knights’ up-to-date two platoon system. Phil Whisenhunt was outstanding with his charging attacks into the enemy backfield; and was well supported by Jim Smith and Jerry Kettelson, and backfield men Don Swetland, Walt Baumeister, and Jim Webster. King’s is proud of its gridiron gallants, and for the way in which they have held up the high quality of athletic teams produced by the college. RESULTS King's Opponents 39 Faith Seminary 20 57 Bible Institute of Pa. 19 21 Reformed Episcopal 20 40 Phila. School of Bible 13 51 Eastern Baptist 7 PAGE 94

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The bowling league enjoyed another successful season, with the Squires, piloted by Art Snider, edging out top bowler Chuck Miller's Barons by one game for first place honors. Individual records were set by Mr. Jelley, who rolled a 223, to take single high game honors; Chuck Miller, who compiled a high set total of 546; and the Barons team, which set a high game record of 789, and high set record of 2306. Altogether forty-eight fellows took part in the league which operated every Thursday evening at the Y.M.C.A. Bo wling TEAM STANDINGS Team Won Scruires rants lissitaacrsna ste weeereheeehs 28 Boraris ye bt ca ck cys eget rea) Jesters: 5. eeu tire ct 3 be teenies 23 Potcjes: See ceca hig cabin three Ve eee ene ae, Kniighta ie ori oe aia eke meena eee 16 Dukes hic ieee ee ee 16 PAGE 96