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VARSITY T£AM W. Pfeifer, W. Campbell, A. BOJls!. Secollr! row; C. While. R. Jackson. C. Phipps. G. Slpe, BASKETBALL Forming the nucleus for this year's Western Maryland quintet was a group of untested sophomores and juniors. The lettermen {ro~ll last year's squad were Arnie Needleman, B1II Pfeifer, Charley White, Harry Tull and Al Bopst. Coach Ferauson with these boys, and newcomers Charle~ Pl~ipps, Soup Campbell, George Sipe, Bob Jackson, and Jim Whitehurst, was ready to tackle a tough, but interesting, schedule. The opening game found the \V.M.e. quintet pitted against a strong accurate-shooting Navy team which remained ahead throughout the game. With the NlW}' game and an exhihition game with Gcuysburg behind them, the Terr or .· s gained a victory in their game with Cathobc University, 77-54. Dunne this game Al Bopst scored 32 points, the seas~n's highest irHlividual mark. The Alumni game Iound the "college fiv~': LOO strong and conditioned for the "oldsters, the Tul! tries. final score~79·39. 148