Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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Members of the 1968 golf team are ROW ONE: Tim Farry, Tim Cashin, Mike Hanson, Craig Westrum. ROW TWO: Tom Carlin. Paul Egge. Jack Paulson, Rick Harvest, Dan Morley, Greg Gordon. Not pictured is Coach Ulman. is ig.-iff 1 . f ' 1' C -- . KI.. Golf Senior Leads Linksters To Competition in State Led by senior Steve Erickson, the linksters placed sixth in the Big Nine, second in district, sent two men to region and one to state. Steve, number one man, was second low medalist with a 78 at region and a 160 at state. The top five men were seniors Steve Erickson, John Carnahan, and Steve Nelson, junior Mike Bennet and sophomore Dan Morley. Juniors Paul Egge and Dan Morley shared the same spot on the team until Paul suffered a head injury which caused him to lose contention of the spot and Dan took over. To beat the score of 320 is considered a very good team effort. The golfers pulled through four times to beat that score. Two of the tougher teams they had to face throughout the year were Austin and Mason City. On the day district was played, Albert Lea was nosed out by six holes and Austin went on to take third in state. The Mason City team was one of the top teams in lowa and Albert Lea lost one game and tied the other with a score of 317-317. Mm,,,,,,,W-su.- ...H-we Q, ,, V - A V, 'fwjwf'-HW f,'? -,a 5,1 1 1 W film Q k fthe m facilities to get his golf game up PRACTICE FOR GOLFERS takes place in the school gymnasium Paulson ma es use o gy when weather conditions warrant it. Here junior golfer Jack forthe beginning of the 1968 golf season. Sports - 139

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