University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Cross Country Although California ' s 1963 Cross Country Team made times comparable with the best Bear times of the past, the California runners could not match the strides with the great performers at San Jose State, Stanford, UCLA, and USC. San Jose was again the National Collegiate and UCLA, Stanford, and USC would rank in the first ten teams of the nation. Veterans George Linn, and Art Heineman ran better than ever, and vastly improved Eric Jim Noll, Clint Shock, and Dave Olds rounded out a very respectable Varsity team. Robert Price, Milton Koenekamp, Rich Elliott of the frosh, and Peter Witt and Bill Garvin, transfer students showed well, and promise better things for the future. CROSS COUNTRY — Bob Price, George Sakai, Tim Lyon, Martin Koenekamp, Clint Shock, George Linn, Eric Brenner, Andy Shields, Bill Garvin, Steve Smith, Don Kay, Gervey Smith, Peter Witt.

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Water Polo Water polo coach Pete Cutino ' s first year at Cal did not go well, as the Bears finished with a 4 wins - 2 losses record. Although they started the season with an 8-6 victory over the alumni, the Bears, plagued by a lack of experience, soon fell into losing ways when they battled USC, UCLA and Stanford, the stalwarts of a very tough league. The results of these matches left the Polobears in last place at the close of the season. Coach Cutino a better record next year, however, as the Bears will lose only three seniors, Jim Baird, Bruce Boyer, and Gary Salee. The remaining team members, including Steve Bielock, the leading scorer this year, will form the of next season ' s varsity Polobears and should be greatly helped by incoming members from the frosh team. The freshman water polo team, coached by Riley Quail, an ineligible junior college transfer, finished the season with a 5-7 record. Although these results don ' t appear very impressive, they are remarkable in that the team started the season with only three members who had played water polo before. The remained of the group was made up of eager swimmers who, because of their improvement throughout the season, are expected to be a great help to the varsity next year. The best of the group is Tom Clemo, who this year managed 40 polocub goals. Pete Cutino Water Polo Coach WATER POLO TEAM — Row One: B. A. Boyer, Steven Beilock, Thom Martin, Darrell Sooy, Dave Jim Baird, D. D. Darney, Larry Dean, Jeff Baker Jim Miles. Row Two: Stan Teel, Bob Steinberg, Tom Exter, George Viguie, Jim Pierog, Burt Voorhees, Jim Delmarter, Zolton Szabo, Gary Sallee, Pete Cutino, Coach.