Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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water POLO Coach Caughrans acquatic Indians were unable to repeat last year’s national championship: they finished this season with a 9-10 record. Outstanding on the team were Bill Ready, Jeff Beck, and Jim Ellis. Water poloists are often difficult to locate in black and white pictures. FRESHMAN TEAM — Row One: Mike McLean, Terry Hoover, Bill Meyer. Row Twos Joe Higgins, coach; Doug MacLean, Pete Ready, Pat Cathcart, Terry Edeli. Jim Props, Ron Roberts. Row Three: John McEntyrc. Doug Miller. John Kcsler, Jon LaMar, Craig Brown. Russ Barto, Bud DeZonia, Mike Cathcart. Row Four: Walt Poterbin, Mark Parmely, Mike Greene, Cary Sheerer. Jim King, Dennis McGuire, Bob Momsen, John Holbcrton. VARSITY TEAM — Row One: Jim Gaughran, coach; Doug Kuehn, Dave Hawkins, Mike Doscher, Jeff Beck. Mike Eshleman. Row Two: Mark Kane, Doug Jensen, Bill Derrig, Scott MacGregor, Tom Chalberg, Art Snyder. Row Three: Mike Sorem, Jim Ellis, Bill Chandler, Bryan Beck, Bill Ready, Tom Carter 80

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Each side went into the game with 28 Big Game victories, giving a greater significance to this year's game. A 46 yard run by Dave Lewis (who averaged 47 yards for 7 punts), two interceptions by Guillory, and an outstanding effort by Jack Chappie, lineman of the game, highlighted the Stanford attack. It was one of the biggest routs in Big Game history: Stanford 21, Cal 3. Stanford’s fourth consecutive Big Game victory, it evened out the season’s record at 5 wins and 5 losses. Dick Ragsdale (46), Jack Chappie (66). and Craig Ritchey (40) smother Southern Cal’s Williams (44). Indian halfback J. D. I-odato is hit by Rice’s Neal Branscum (75). Stanford defeated the Owls 34-7. End John Mason catches a pass and a Rice halfback. 79

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Elwin Buggc, coach: Ik Hong, John Xiem, captain; Ricardo Maduro. An Intercollegiate fencing competition in progress. EEJVCIJVG This year’s Stanford fencing team anticipates winning first or second place in the Northern California Intercollegiate Fencing Competitions. The team is coached by Elwyn Bugg, Professor Emeritus of Physical Education. As a leader in the field, Mr. Bugge has served on the 1960 and 1964 U.S. Olympic Fencing Committees. Limited to three fencers, the squad this year is represented by John Xiem, Ricardo Maduro, and Ik Hong. With the season just started, Xiem and Maduro placed in top positions in the first individual foil events of the XCIFC held at Stanford with seven colleges participating. 81 Xiem (left) and Maduro (right) in a practice bout.