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BASKETBALL Bert Muench Co-Captains Phil Shaw The basketball team this winter under Coach “Woody” Grimshaw had a hard luck season. Coach and squad went through pre-season workouts with high expecta¬ tions, but the Christmas and the mid-semester recesses were fatal. They were a high scoring and highly rated team, but ended the season with a poor 7-11 record. Co-captains Phil Shaw and Bert Muench gave the Jumbos one of the highest scoring duos in New England. While Muench’s 36 points against Brown were high for a single game, Shaw averaged 21 points per game. Both racked up over 300 points for the season. Pete Stanley was a leader among the nation’s small college rebounders. Ira Stepanian was the outstanding, defensive threat all year, while Hank Ide and Dan Fein- berg developed into fine rebounders. The season’s high¬ light was the Tufts victory over highly touted Harvard, 68-63 just before Christmas recess. 112
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SWIMMING Even with the capable coaching of Larry Palmer, the 1958 swimming team had a poor season. In their first four meets the team was only able to tie WPI while los¬ ing to Trinity, MIT, and Wesleyan. The outlook for the remaining meets with U. Mass., Brown, Holy Cross, and the Coast Guard was gloomy. However, credit must be given to co-captains Marv Mulligan and Wayne Pickering for their outstand¬ ing leadership and for keeping the spirit of the team high. Outstanding for Tufts were Mulligan, Berry, and Frigaletto in the free style, Pickering in the butterfly, Sissa in the backstroke, and Carta diving. Can’t tell the splashes without a scorecard. Ill
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INDOOR TRACK The Tufts indoor track team posted another fine dual meet record for the 195 -58 season with a 4-1 record. Outstanding for the cindermen was co-captain Ed Cotter, a con¬ sistent winner in the mile and the thousand yard events. Other consistent point winners were co-captain John Pistone in the distances, Fred Collier in the pole vault and broad jump, Dick Gavoor in the middle distances, Charlie Wilson in the high jump, and Jim Powers in the two mile run. All seniors, these men will be missed by the Jumbos next year. However, returning next season will be juniors Basil Ince and Danny Kelleher, and sophomore sprinter Dave Schnieder. A future star was unveiled in freshman Earl Beazley who smashed the cage • ' ord for the shot put with a tremendous 51 foot throw. The man from Trinidad does it again. 113
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