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Row I Grant M on«y. J««'V Connolly. Jim Kollestad. Bob Dan. Oawc Wiljon, Jim Sp.cola. Roger Swamon, Jerry Thomai. Jim Hancock Don Mrtcr nCi?,cN,‘ 'fn' 2:,R ?n Cortriichael. Oon Do cn, Fred 8avcrlc, Hal Crcc.twooa, Chuck Schneider, Coach Holley Hartman' J.m Williams, Bob Ferguton, Mono Santrijo . Connie Hommer. Franc Guertin. ' Cd Ha,fma • Cross Country The era of Southwest cross-country greatness was extended another year with the harriers completing their most successful season. This year the team not only was undefeated in dual meets but won both the city and state championships. The team disposed of the rest of their city competition in the following three weeks, defeating Washburn 21-38, West 21-41, Edison 17-50. and Roosevelt 21-36. The highlight of the thinclad’s dual meets was their trip to Duluth where they defeated Duluth Central by the impressive score of 19-42. With a perfect record behind them, the Southwest runners entered the city meet rated second to a highly-touted North squad. Although North's Bill Torp placed first in the race, the Southwest team captured its fourth city championship. Captain Rog Swanson. Jim Hancock, and Jerry Thomas placed second, third, and fourth, respectively. The Southwest team scored 30 points while North, their nearest competitor, totaled 53. The harriers climaxed their brilliant season by winning their second consecutive state title. The course at Lake Nokomis, where the meet v as run. was covered with four inches of snow and the temperature was in the 20's. In spite of these conditions. Hancock. Thomas. Wilson, and Spicola finished in the first eleven. The Warriors scored 49 points and Duluth Dcnfeld. which was second, finished far behind with 83. The prospects for the coming season are indeed bright, with all but two of the top seven Indians returning. They're Off!
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