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tUete ofUL ye ear In the spring of each voyage, as the ship nears the port-of-call, the Athletic Board of Control as- sumes the responsibility of selecting a Pirate to don the title of Athlete of the Year. The board must take into consideration several things: the sports that the individual participated and lettered in; the person ' s attitude toward sportsmanship; his abilities as a team man and whether or not he was accepted by his team mates as a swell sailor. Taking these and other factors into consideration, the board selected Don Carter as Outstanding Athlete of 1954. Last year Carter was the most outstanding shortstop in the conference, was on the champion- ship team, and a good sport in every way. This year Carter is leading the team, undefeated as this goes to press, for the bid for the conference championship. He has a strong batting average, and his chief strength is in shooting and inter- cepting in basketball. His basketball scoring is the fourth highest in our ship ' s history. For an outstandin g sailor and an all-round ath- lete, we couldn ' t have asked for a better man.
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l l reduin 9 Wrestling Row 1: D. Caullield, A. Hayes, F. Kiuger, I. Hoinbuckle, L. Wright. Row 2: Mi. John Owens, A. Ulm, I. Vaughn, W. Smithsen. Cross Country Row 1: R. Slaitoid, I. Rebeils, R. Mentoya. Row 2: R. Kunisawa, D. Honnel, L. Page, V. Zuniga, LfoJJ i ounti ¥ In its first year as a letter sport, and with its first formal Eastern Conference schedule, cross country became the first of four new sports to be added to the OCC athletic pro- gram in 1953-54. Track letterman Roy Stafford led the Pirate harriers in finishing seventh at the conference finals at Mt. San Antonio, November 20. Freshman Ray Montoya, the 1952 Sunset League champion from Huntington Beach HS, picked up a tenth spot in the championships, followed by Don Honnell (12th), Roy Kunisawa (17th) and Lee Page {25th). The Bucs ' 70 points gave them a third place in team standings.
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