SfnlORS - University of Baltimore
SfnlORS - University of Baltimore
SfnlORS - University of Baltimore
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LAC R 0 S S f<br />
LONG a dream by sports-minded <strong>University</strong><br />
students, the formation <strong>of</strong> a lacrosse<br />
team became a reality this spring. This marks<br />
the first time since the early '30's that the <strong>University</strong><br />
has been represented on the lacrosse<br />
field.<br />
The team is being run on an informal basis<br />
to determine whether there is sufficient interest<br />
to make the stick sport a permanent<br />
addition to the athletic program. Spirit has<br />
been high during early practice sessions held<br />
at Mount Washington.<br />
The hub <strong>of</strong> major lacrosse activities, Baltitim<br />
ore city <strong>of</strong>fers the <strong>University</strong> the outstanding<br />
products <strong>of</strong> its high schools. Coaching the<br />
ten is Howard Betz, former City All-Maryland.<br />
Also from City are Matt Swerdl<strong>of</strong>f and Vernon<br />
Mules at midfield, along with Harry Tellum,<br />
Tom Sweeney and Bob Koleher. Defensemen<br />
are Wil Lanier <strong>of</strong> Southern, Bill Kolpack <strong>of</strong><br />
Boy's Latin, Morris Needle <strong>of</strong> Forest Park and<br />
Earl Gerding <strong>of</strong> Towson. Bud Booze <strong>of</strong> St.<br />
Paul guards the cage, while Bob Hart, Bob<br />
Jousland, Jack Mueller and George Connor aid<br />
Betz on the attack.<br />
Spirited play is evident in this picture taken in a practice<br />
session<br />
43 }<br />
First row: Morris Needle, Harry Tellum, Howard Betz, and Matt Swerdl<strong>of</strong>f. Stcon<br />
row: Bob Kolchur, Bill Kolpack, George Connor, Bill Eppler, Wilbur Lanier and To!<br />
Sweeney. Third row: Manager Ed Soper, Vernon Mules, Earle Gerding, Bob Hart, an<br />
Trainer Bob Adams<br />
Face <strong>of</strong>f and infield action was fast and furious during one <strong>of</strong> many intra<br />
squad games