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Title: Similia : the 1910 yearbook of the Hahnemann Medical College
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Hahnemann Medical College
Subjects: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia Hahnemann University Drexel University. College of Medicine Medicine--History Homeopathy Homeopathy--History Medical students Yearbooks
Publisher: (Philadelphia, PA : Hahnemann Medical College)

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-, 1911, has been elected captain of the Foot Ball team for 1910-1911, and that speakswell for a good team, as he is an energetic, hard-working player. The men in the Foot Ball picture are as follows: Reading from left to right, standing. Sweeney.Young, Thomas, Hayward (coach), Killen, Clemmer, Flannigan; sitting, Loftus. Dowdle. Wint. Keller(captain), Dunnington, Fetterhoff, Terry; lying, Bert, Evans. Basket Ball is very popular and has received better support than any other game, both as regardsthe players and also the student body, probably due to the fact that all games and practice occur at night,so that the men can get out to play, or else witness the games, without losing any time at college. We have had a championship team at school for two years. Last year we won the Philadelphia In-tercollegiate championship, only losing two games the whole year, while winning fourteen. That team a & m ¥.-■■>
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7^t frtihM was composed of C. Wesner, 1909, captain; Gardner, 1909; Hayward, 1910; L. Wesner, 1910. and Flan-nigan, 1912. Our team this year was also a winner. We lost two men of last years team by graduation, but werefortunate in having several new men in school this year who are good players. (Manager Baker arrangeda good schedule; so the team, under Coach Hancock and Captain Haywards guidance and coaching, wasable to win all but two games, winning eight and losing two. Every game our team won was done soby a large score, and the two defeats were only by a few points. They won games from Philadelphia Col-lege of Osteopathy, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Art and Textile School, and Medico-Chi. beingdefeated by Temple University and by the Germantown Y. M. C. A. team. Every man played good basket ball, and it would be hard to say who were the best players: but Cap-tain Hayward, Wesner, Stumpf and Young were the stars. The team was composed of Captain Hayward, 1910; Wesner, 1910; T

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