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Title: The Kaldron
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Allegheny College (Meadville, Pa.)
Subjects: Allegheny College (Meadville, Pa.) College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Meadville, Pa. : Allegheny College
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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y, 26; Westminster, 22.In the last intercollegiate game of the season, Allegheny took the measureof Westminster to the tune of 26-22. Much credit is clue to Captain Koffordfor the victory, as 16 of the 26 points were credited to him. Playing his lastintercollegiate game for the Gold and Blue, he was in every play, and dis-played his old-time form as an excellent floor man and foul-shooter. Milleralso played a strong game, dropping in four pretty baskets at times when theywere most needed. Allegheny, 25; Alumni, 24.The Alumni team, as they appeared against the varsity, represented an ag-gregation of some of the best basketball material which Allegheny has everturned out. But they met their equal in Coach Hammetts 1922 production, forthe final score was 25-24 in favor of the under-grads. Kerr and D. Dunbarplayed the best game for their team, while Volk executed some of the prettiestdribbles seen on the local floor. Kofford and Parent led the attack for thevarsity. One hundred twenty-one
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A &rnuid 4M?n In the other three men on the squad who did not get into enough games tomake their letter this year, Coach Hammett had some material which was ofthe best. These men contributed as much in the way of time, energy, andinterest in the success of the varsity team as if they had been playing on theteam themselves. Brownell, 25, started his first year on the squad in fine shape. Johnnieis a clever shot from mid-floor. His guarding ability is well-known, for thosewho saw him in the Alumni game predict great things for him next year. Judd, 25, is working hard to step into center position. Built tall and lanky,he usually manages to get the tip-off, while he plays a fast floor game for onehis size and weight. Judd didnt get into many home games, but those whohave watched him in practice are confident that he will be a valuable man tothe team. Devney, 25, as a substitute guard, had to witness most of the games fromthe side-line, but those who saw him in action realized that the

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