Union College - Garnet Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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GARNET Hockey - - - - 1 933 STAFF WILLIAM HARKNESS ......... ...................,............... ......... C 0 ach JAMES C. YOUNG ............. .......... C aptaiu JOHN C. ENGLISH ...,........ .................................. M cmager VVILLIAM BUCHANAN ....... ..................... .......... A .v sistant Manager TEAM Young, Fox, Williariis, Schoonmaker, Jenkins, Hutton, Wagner, Heusted, Flora, H. Dill. Scores Union 3 Hamilton 7 Union 3 Army 10 Union 3 Middlebury 1 Union 6 Colgate l Scheduled game with Cornell, Mass. State, Victoria, M. I. T., Williaiiis and Ainllerst, were cancelled due to the adverse Weather conditions. 249 .. SE sggggf- V 5z 'C-.33 .', nl ,ei 252, ,LJ fu all I . ill iii-egg: YQJIII. ,IQL -- ' -if 'nl'

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x' if 'lg -1'-v-4 H-'NWA ll s I f4 iRI!iilif5l ii eg ?T le Tl-IE l934 Tennis - - - - 1 932 OFFICERS PROP. HUGH MILLER ....................................................... ............ C ouch GROVER E. T'IOTALING ........................................,....... ........................... C ajztain JOHN W. HORSTMANN ........ ......................... .................................. ll if amzger PARKER N. BR1DGEs ........................................................................ Assistant Manager TEAM Hotaling, Higgins, VValrath, Iversen, Keats, Sax, Chrysler. H E Scores Union 2 Colgate 7 Union 2 Amherst 7 Union 9 St. Stephens O ' Union 5 Hamilton 1 Union 1 Princeton S Union 7 R. P. I. 2 Union 3' St. Johns 4 The Tennis team had a mediocre season winning only three matches out of the seven played. The only color of the season was furnished by Captain Hotal- ing and Frank Higgins when they won the doubles title in the New York State Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament. Union suffered a great loss by the resignation of Professor Hugh Miller as tennis coach at the conclusion of the season. Professor Miller has guided Union's clestinies on the courts since 1927 and was the founder of the New York State Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament which has been held here for the past four years. r l 248

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1 yr il infill?-1 F'r '1 9f 5 'I x, A ' il of , N f gg fi? Tl-I 93 Golf ---- 1 932 TEAM - Captain D. Stewart, Captain-elect Hummer, Vlfasinansclorf, Burleigh, Piatkowski, .Weeks, Crichton, Blood. Scores Union 2 Colgate 4 Union O Amherst 6 Union O Cornell 6 Union 1 VVilliams S Union 1 VVesleyan 5 Union 3 Middlebury 3 The golf team, built around a nucleus of two veterans, struggled through an uneventful season. After losing the hrst match to Colgate, Z-4, our niblic- swingers were unable to rise out of the Slough of defeat. The one bright spot of the spring was the victory over the faculty team, led by Dean Garis. The score was 4M-IM. Three lettermen are left for next year's team and a better season is expected. Left to Right: Crichton, Captain-elect Hmmm-r, Captemin Stewart, Wm-ks 250