University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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W. A. A. BOARD 3. Engelke, Graf, Bethke, GuUickson, Alois, Kern, Taylor. 2. Meifert, Kongo, Eldredge, Redenz, Hathaway, Bruss. 1. Wolff, Kugler, Hinich, Minisini, Weimer, Fay, Masiakowski. DORADO 3. Huhn, Hinich, Rantz, Moody, Kern, Hicks, Nicholls. 2. Capper, Plautz, Hathaway, Rolfs, Fleischer, Engelke. 1. Babich, Taylor, Koetting, Bienenstok, Masiakowski. ATHLETICS

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TCACHE«v ' ' ' TENNIS Kamke, Geske, Hafemeister, Damuth, Bartaluzzi. GOLF Reuter, Leist, C. Stevens, Walker, Le May. ATHLETICS

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r w 1 ?r1 gr Vr • ' ti ®-% INTRAMURAL BOARD Corwin, Vitrano, Eckenrod, Olson, Thur, Coach Kluge, Graetz, Westphall. MEN ' S ATHLETICS FOOTBALL . . . Losing their first two non-conference starts to Carroll and St. Norbert, the Green and White squad, strength- ened by the return of Lou Rosenblum, came back to chalk up victories over the 1936 champs, Stevens Point, and a formidable Oshkosh eleven. Hopes for the pennant ended with a stinging defeat by an aggressive aggregation from Whitewater, which took the contest by a score of 26-6. This battle marked the last one to be played on Downer field, since next year ' s team will christen the new gridiron west of Maryland Avenue. Coaches from the conference schools gave Morry Sires and Joe Wendling berths on the first all-conference squad as guard and end respectively. Second team positions were won by Irv Krahn, George Friedrich, Carl Eckenrod, and Lou Rosenblum. BASKETBALL . . . Final standings in the Southern Division gave Oshkosh the title with Milwaukee and Stevens Point tied for second place pending a decision by the Regents on a Milwaukee-Platteville tilt. Coach Guy Penwell has the nucleus of a championship five for next season with eight of the nine lettermen returning to play with ATHLETICS