University of the South - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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F5m icm: Svtidhtc ' hH. Saf . SmAth Siw T«.n c«, Snn L raw: P 71m, Tiik, Tlomf. Biird. PENSACOLA CAPTURES SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ' iJRGINd bafk Uct two srlv dcfcals, ihu IVnsjcolmi captiiTctt [hf ssuminer svjfrbiill tm- [ hy hy !itL ]-i]iijig tJic Shaiigri-L , 1 0-J. Thi! gannc wa thi: Ami of Sin cltminariun tuurnarrkirrii: nf rhc four tuf tLi1i5iS, Until tJit U i ' AXKk wf rhe scasonj fhe Kilter- prisi- tcairt Wfs ddmg fining with eight sCrai hc victorie-J and scuUIrd li have th-c championnhiii in the hag. Howvvcr, (he I ' cn aicrtia ' s srar pitcher, HuliCrt Stiowj beited B. L B;lJlcy, captain of the Knr ;r ' pt 5s:i;, Ui gi%ie the CanEiyn Hill] team an up- jct ■irtLKry, Thi ilcfeat of the leadei threw the race inlu il fcyr « ' ay tic tM. ' tween the FllterprisCt tJit IVnsiCi lii, the Shangri-t j and [hf Wa.sp, In rht firnr game tnf the playoff the- [i.-n 4 ld i«en of the Shangri-La, vhu hatl dropped the Entef- prisfij 2-0, defeated the Wa; p. Mcanwhili- the I ' teflsaeol made it twu in a no ' yvcr Bailey t j. ' a i-2 Count. This w-ai followed by ihe wild Shajr- gri-1 — -PcnsaiXili champtanship gaiTie and vic- tory for Bob Srok ' t I ' ettsacola ten. As an a urd for winaliiSg the champ? jour- neyed 1.0 Birmingham to play i Howard College AJl-Setr ttim. For the third sUCKSsiive rime fht Scwanec champs defeated Howard tiy a sfwc of At.t. Star Team SELKtTfi The f I nil fee 1 1 raptiiins fnmbined with Cuafh Mtwrv aitu . ' ::■- ni, i raJiTs t SA ' lert the HumrtKr All-Sfnir team, Uufuriiinatcly, r.ti game with an imit-cf-ttm ' n Xtmn wn ' ari iigcd after one flf the belter Ch.irtanooyJi tc-Jtms etJlft-lcd a hedulcd tilt. Three men Were $£;ltlCted by unanimmis vote — Kiirk Bailey, I ' jUerfjn e tiSlchtr, Vntik Brum it, Jvnterprise i nil elder, and Kidf h l.awwn, Yorttown outfielder. The three, alofli; witK Marshall, Kyle, and Streicher, were repeaters of the spring tar team. The team: Bob StL l:eSi Pen$a(t la i nd r ' arrell h ' ntcrpri; catchers Hailey and Huberr Sn sw, l- cnsaoii]aj pitchers, Albert StopHc, Yyrktowia, Ih- K. J. Wilde, Yorktown 2 i John Marsha-ll, Ksngcp i Brun it, h- I w- son, Dick Vouflj;n Ijkrt Kyk,artd A, H. Yi t: ■ f r iv Kanger , and Ka!ph Strrichcr, IViia. , of; r V, Flowers o ft he Vasp wau the Wliility Infieldcr, JoHK-jos Ha[.i. 1 op;m ChaMI [fl a ntv? v.x k-tnii league, the Well balanced Johnsort Ha] I t m, WL n the Dormitory Cham- pioniship with apparent (ase. Coming into the final game. Cannon Hal) was? al o HEidcfeatedi hut they faltered kfure the Johnwn fftim, I 1-0, to drop the Champiojiahip. tMf m3{Tr ' ' ' nuE

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siJwwrAS t ' irpL r: : L ' wm. MudJIni . I h Abki, Mitluliuii, } le :; i Broct. SecaDd riv ' : Mctltm:. C iLbrr, Ckjv . FkiMt-fa. Me- DoiumIL ft ' ran LanldnriL Iwil. ITiIid rjw: C noow. Slr Jir . PJLLi, Volz, Afonaiv Jonei, lodEf, EHlimsr, Binkk. Irviflh rv»l n ' Wt a, crtincr; Urrum, S .; AIicDdihkII Mrt.; (.liief And. CiMcIt; C fTi Maftt, SEWANEES DEFEAT HARDEES u-o m FIRST [NTRASQUAD GAME N n ' nc mhcr 21, the 1944 Intr iiduad FoutLvdl y. ' ri w i i Dqugerarcd with a l!J tu fictory ft r ihe ScwaiK-k-s ovvf rKc HancUscs. Tht |p.me w-as phyed 5l[ Hitrdt ' c I ' cHd with % large tufnoul of Naval Tniinees- aald ■- k■Mr of Sc- vi rv-CC- It marked the Arvt uf ;l ' rrbi ' uf rhrec gAPt S Ixtw cn the two fquadij in prcpdUtiEiurt for Future intercrtlksJa ' ; ?ontcsti. Thi; Sewanv , nachedl bv Harris Mixjre arid Chief Reed, i. Ty Td (wi [.Kiwcrfu] iar Coach Gcurgc IklPs ,tnt£ Chief Kcrrissey ' s whitc- clad Handcc ua;d. Hami| i:rcd by injuries 3 i• d liisfi of key Imei incn) rhc Llardee± ' n ' ere Uniiblc ti St ;)p the l rpJe ' s strung running attack. The fira iiuaftcr featured a pun[injj[ duel be- tween the Jwwaiiec S Chuck Flowers and the Hardee ' s capfain J LHck Y UJlg, with neither team bei:ng able to pcncrraic fhtf o[hcr-s rcrritorj--. The ciuatccif ended ith rhr Scwanecs in pos esstwi or the IxiJ] on their own :J0. The second period iN] ji d with a iUiiC.iined drivt JcAdlng ro the first score, Tw i penalities, a short pai j and Flower ' ttustvc running pEaced the ball on fhc Hardee thnfSr On the ncit-t plav EiKilingcr droi-e over for the sftxre. Lawson converted- The end vi the half found The Hardces on the ScwanceV 14 a? a resulf of an interfef ted [i s bj ' Young. A pixjr punt gat ' t! the Sewanees possesion of the ball on the JO early in the third period. Taking Liuiek advantage of the brt-ak b ' lowerS ripptrf off 49 yards fo the (- A pin Essltngcr m ' Shed over i yf Tbt score on the lirst play, l wson ' s atteiflpt- cd donversiM w; hbxked. Midway in the fowrth |uafter the Hardces came back strong ttHlh their longCist drive of the d y. Taking over on their oWn 20, E ' o first downs by Young put the ball on their own 41. A 16- Vard pass from Rhiidci to Young and three run- ning plays jjave a first down on the opp ncnt s IS, After rtlyving Co the 14 a pass interception by ruit Timrvf-nm ' -