University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine - Reflector Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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I ti THE REPLECTOR 32 4 xp' Q E? Qanihewitp Baskzthall This year, University Basketball came into its own. For a num- ber of years a University Basketball Team has been talked of, but not until this last fall did it amount to anything other than talk. Atkins, from the Medical Department, has shown himself to be a capital manager, and E. P. Burns, from our own Dental Depart- ment, has captained his team on to victory against many of the best teams in the country. Already We have Won fromf- Clarkson Tech. Carnegie Tech. Hobart. St. Bonaventure. Uh, yes, We lost to Carnegie, Duquesne, U. of Niagara, and St. Lawrence, but what of that? Defeat only makes a victory more to be desired and better appreciated when it comes. We still have games scheduled With Hobart and three with Canisius for the Inter- collegiate of the city. . The men in basketball are:- BURNS, E. P. . . . Dental,'I7, Capt. LYoNs Medic,7I9 SEIGEL DCHtHl,7I8 Scorer Medic,'I7 V ATKINS Medic,,17 BdANCHESTER . Chemistry,'I6 - Subs. MCBTULLEN . Medicflo LEVIN DCHf3l,7I8 DOBBIE . Medic,7I7 37

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I - W N TH1-1 Ri51eL1:CToRE 32 6 V Q -E? Wrath Track work was taken up this winter with the same enthusiasm that has marked a new era in our college athletics. The team has shown a vast improvement over last year's squad. To Captain Dumke is due a great deal of credit. His work, both last year and this, has proved him a fine leader. This is shown by the large number of fellows out daily from twelve to one-thirty. According to the form the fellows are showing, U. of B. ought to be well represented. Manager Scott has arrangements pending with Rochester, Hobart, and Alfred. Tn order to get track work started on a firm basis this year, an Intercollege Meet will be held at the Sixty-Fifth Armory. The pro- gram will consist of dashes, intermediates, long runs, broad and high jumps, shot put, and relays. It is expected some fine material will be uncovered. The Dental College has the most men working out. Among those out are Shaw, Harnish, Pammenter, Korn, Vifeber, Ston, Kronmiller, Hickey and Reed. A PAMMENTER, 717. 31BentaI itaskethall, '15-'16 Our Dental College has at last succeeded in putting a basket- ball team on the floor which has upheld the record of the depart- ment by going through the season with only two defeats and winning repeatedly from the other teams in the U. of B. League. The two defeats were at the hands of the Chemistry Team, cup winners, they winning out in the first game IQ-I5 in an extra period, and in the last game by 27-23, coming from behind and over- coming a lead which seemed to have put the game on ice for us. The team, however, was a success, the Frosh turning out to support in fine style. The men who have played on the team this year are: Drexelius, Stowell, Ryan, Siegel, forwards, Hickey, lXfTer- chant, Eastman, centers, Levin, Gibbin, Cooper, and hflartin, Capt., guards. Next year, the team will be much stronger, as the coming Fresh- men will probably bring much new material, who, in addition to the present aggregation, will do much toward building up a strong team. 86 TX4ARTIN,7I7.

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