Word: malick
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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John Schuyler Malick '27, of Cincinnati, Ohio, was elected captain of the 1927 basketball team at a meeting of the letter men yesterday...
...Leekley '27, J. S. Malick '27, and W. Van A. Coombs '27 are the only men who are eligible for the captain-ship...
Members of the Committee, J. R. Burke, C. D. Coady, L. F. Daley, H. W. Foote Jr., W. R. Gherardi, S. E. Gleason Jr., O. S. Gross, S. H. Hallowell, J. S. Malick, C. J. T. Lundell, R. A. Pinkerton, J. L. Prescott, Howard Salde, H. S. Woodbridge, and C. I. Wylde...
Captain Smith will lead his team into action tonight without the services of Malick, veteran guard, it was announced definitely last night. The Crimson guard is out for the remainder of the season with a badly injured finger and his place will be filled by Coombs in the opening lineup against the bears tonight. Coach Wachter has also decided to start Jones at forward in his first five tonight in place of Leekley, who is over trained and will be given a short rest. Smith, the diminutive Crimson leader, will start the game in better shape than he has been...
Substitutes for Malick have hardly been thought of in the five games played so far. He has only missed about three minutes of actual playing time since the season started, the result of a slight injury in the Colgate encounter. Malick was the high scorer in the University in the Connecticut Aggies game last Saturday, and is beginning to show signs of filling the shoes of Captain Samborski of last year's quintet as a running guard. This is what Coach Wachter has been searching for all season...