University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Court Aces Took Season Loss it ' 1 y , Ji., .. ,. ...xxx ,,.,,,,.mM Anthony Brooks, the Aces number two singles man, concentrated on lobbing the ball over the head of an opponent during a tight contest. Aces number four man, Sam Wat- kins, followed through after return- ing a serve to a teammate during practice. 3l,.,... The EC tennis squad ended the season with a slightly under par 2-6 record. They went on to place fourth in the ICC. Coach Voorhees commented, The loss of Ray Denton, our number two man this year will definitely be felt. But, of the five top men this year, Brooks, Koch, Watkins and Sergesketter will be returning for an- other year of action? it f 3t,'i .4-.,m,0,1r,,,,,,, ,wr x Mimi W N V sw f T A A i ff 0 .f 'Wff mf? .Ns A bw ' z if T T AGP' .Q w -iqpxvf , 6, ,, If AWK.. , W ,,, if , Q . Q-JSE

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'65 Spring Practice Showed Beck Some Good Prospects Kim DeVault, four year EC spiral ace, ran the team through spring practice to develop high-stepping techniques. I' .wvvx ...V .,f Sophomore Gordon Gordo Jaffray trained in the spring for a first string position fall '65, Jaffray, from Chicago, Ill., proved to be one of the most valuable players on the EC team. 169 Turnovers are a part of rigorous training for development stamina. 63 Jim Beck, Evansville, gave that extra bit of effort during spring practice to impress coach Beck.

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Snipers Proved Superior Entries in Intramural Track Meet 'WRX ng.: t ' to if , Dave Cox, Kokomo, Ind., set a record of 20' 7 while representing Hughes Hall. Dave also finished second in pole vaulting. Since EC. had no track team in 1965, would-be track men entered the intramu- ral track meet. A team of these men, the Snipers, walked off with the honors at the IM track meet, leaving second place Hughes Hall 57 points behind. Jumping-jack Herb Williams goes high to win the high jump for the Snipers. ff