University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Com-Ii, 1111-lr Tnrney and Diving lfourli Holi Iilll'lm'll?y' HIC Husky mermen came hack from an early season defeat hy the Oregon Wehfeet to nose out their favored rivals at the Northwest conference meet held March 2. The battle was nip and tuck all the way with the 440 deciding the outcome of the meet. Wlien Bockman took first, Ooldherg nosed out his opponent for second, and Sheehan placed fifth, it sewed up the meet. The final tally was: Washington 72, Oregon 71, WSC 14, OSC 7, Mon- tana 6, Idaho 2. Thus the Huskies have retained the Northern division crown for two years in suc- cession. In their series of dual meets, they fell victim to the Oregon Wehfeet at a 43-32 trouncing. Coming hack the following two weeks on the road, they polished off Oregon State 55-18, Idaho 48-17, and Washington State 51-23. The Huskies showed a wealth of material in the sprints, distances, and diving, and are losing only two men via gradua- tion-namely, Captain Fred Hoeppner and Bill Yake. Big W's were presented to Captain Fred Hoepp- ner, Bill Yake, Mack Bockman, Pete Goldberg, Wally Holden, Leonard Koke, Dick Becker, Ray Hyatt, Bob Eckdahl, Leo Sheehan, Bud Schwarz, George Athans, Ralph Nipper, and Bryant Russell. An honor W was given to Floyd Loomis for four years' turning out. Reserves who competed hut did not make their letters were Barry Rogers and Vic lfurrau. ., 1 ffnpluin If:-ml IIIIPIIIIIIUI' George Allums, lnu'lfx!l'nlw Nnrll1n'4'sI rlmm z :liver I Vx! l Hill Yulfv. .Hack Baci-:nmn 1 breuslslruke H0 clmnzpion and 220 1 1 V, w, fav.: K Pele Colrllmrg, Lcnnnrfl Knife, 220 rlmmpinn unrl ill! lllIl'li'Sll'lIli'1' l 90

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i ., - sv , , Qt ., . , K 1 "-. K - . E .ff sf 4 if 1 5' ':'N' ""' tv 1' ' i i ' it ib 0 , R ft, . it 5 3 U t , P a wax 5 X' i Q Y' H "' "5 K .XX ggi. , ff ' .ima 4 to up X, .X A K 5 1 Top row, left to right: Arnason, Parham, Rabin, Hill, Coach Torney, Rounds, Odman, Thomas, Barr Bottom row, left to right: Bankson, Landrum, McNeeI, Henderson, Margerum Not in the picture: Hurd and Paisley Ia I' fl I fl I' The Husky pups swam through an up and down r I I, To I EJ I I I season with six wins, two second places in tri- angular meets, and two losses. Crippled by sickness and ineligihility, they bowed both times to Lincoln High of Tacoma and were beaten in tri- angular meets by Everett and the Aero club of Portland. Numerals were awarded to the following: Dick Margerum. Chris Barr. Bill Udman, Doug Bankson, Larry Thomas, Bob Rounds, Oren Rabin, Bob MeNeel, George Hill, Paul Hurd, ,lack Henderson, Kristi Arnason. Reserves who competed but did not make their numerals because of illness were Bob Paisley and Bill Landrum. W l Managers: Top row, left to right: Westly, Neeflluun, Hopkins, Larry Young, Senior Manager Plank. Bottom row, left to right: Hart, Pierce. Camera shy: Galbraith. Lewis. 108