Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Left to right: Coach Heyer, Patrinos, Morris, Vaneska, Darkow, Schultz, Schwabe, Mascot Larson Middle raw: Goerke, Plekenpol,-Weins, Zamiahn, Ryan Front row: Nolan, Hanke, Cathcart, Duckett, Slusser Basketball Scores Carroll ...................... 3 4 Carroll ...................... 44 Carroll ...................... 3 4 Carroll ...................... 3 8 Carroll, ...................... 4 2 Carroll ...................... 3 6 Carroll ...................... 62 Carroll ...................... 46 Carroll ...................... 4 1 Carroll ...................... 3 7 Carroll ...................... 3 6 Carroll ...................... 64 Carroll ...................... 3 9 Carroll ...................... 4 3 Carroll ...................... 4 1 Pdge One Hundred thty-two M.S.T.C ..................... 43 Beloit ....................... 5 6 N. Central ............ ' ....... 43 Lawrence .................... 5 7 Macalaster ................... 44 M.S.T.C ...................... 3 3 Lake Forest .................. 57 Beloit ....................... 67 Ripon ....................... 46 Carleton ..................... 6 1 Lawrence .................... 39 Lake Forest .................. 47 Ripon ....................... 62 N . Central ................... 66 Carleton ..................... 44

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BOB DUCKETT Guard Chicago, Ill. Captain of the '47 team No! Pictured The players not pictured who were on the varsity squad at one time are: Bob Webster, Hal Taylor, Red Reynolds, Ken Ruther- ford, and Dan Rapaich. hChuck Heyer, head basketball coach, is a University of Wisconsin graduate, 'and an ex-Navy man. He entered the service in January of 513 and was dis- charged in 1946, immediately resuming his coaching duties at Carroll. Pdge One Hundred Fifty-one

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Carroll 34; M.S.'I'.C. 43 The 1947 edition of the Carroll College cage quintet opened their season at the Baker Field House when they met the Milwaukee State Teachers five. Superior height and home floor advantage played havoc with the Pioneers as they absorbed their first defeat of the season 43-34. Duckett and Zamjahn provided Carroll with an early 7 to 4 lead, but the Green Gulls came right back to hold the advantage at half time 20-14. This was the closest that the Pioneers came to the Gulls as they increased their lead to 42-27 late in the game. Duckett and Zamjahn were the evenings top scorers for both teams with 13 and 11 points respectively. Carroll 44; Beloit 56 Still too early in the season to tell whether Carroll had an outstanding cage outlit or not, the team played Beloit on their home court in the seasonis second game. The first half was bery close. Carroll surprised the Blue and Gold by playing a scrappy game. But with one point differ- ence in the third quarter, Zamjahn left the game with five personal fouls. The Pioneers lost their scoring punch at this point and the Beloit five gradually pulled away. Orr and Erickson were again the big guns for Beloit. Even though the game was lost, Coach Heyer could now see that his cagers had the potential ability. Page One Hundred Fifty-tbree