Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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60.2 C O 0 Coach John Breeds golf team swung into action on Saturday, April 26, at Waukeshais Merrill Hills Country Club. Their opposition was a crack Lawrence College team. After playing a good first nine the Pioneers lost out to the Vikings 10V; to 8V2- Still on the schedule are Ripon, Beloit, and Milwaukee State Teachers, plus the State Golf meet held at Beloit. The Pioneers golfers are: Walter Wachowitz, Ralph Frank, Richard Ryan, Charles Coleman,John Sneedon, and Robert Mitchell. Sports Sidelighls . . . Pdge One Hundred Sixty-four High man in this years bowling was Wally Wachowitz with a 172 average. Honors for high series went to Norm Zieher, with a blast of 584. Included in this high series was the high singles game, too, 254. In badminton, Jim Lockman defeated Wencel Bohr for the all-school badminton champion- ship. This seems to be Al Hanke,s busy year . . . even though a broken leg, acquired in a football game, kept him from very much participation in basketball, he made up for it by starring on both tennis and track teams at the same time.

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Tennis . . . I947 Tennis Schedule April 26 ........................ Lawrence theta May 3 ........................... Ripon Oheret May 10 ......................... Beloit ttheret May 17 ......................... M.S.T.C. theret At this time only one meet has been completed. That meet was the Lawrence meeting held on CarrolPs courts on April 26. The Pioneer squad lost to the Vikings by a score of 7 to 2. Paul Gross and Al Hanke each won their singles matches while the rest of the squad dropped their singles and doubles matches to the powerful Lawrence outfit. Mem- bers of the 1947 tennis team are: Harvey Firari, Paul Gross, Alvin Hanke, Bernard Lowenbach, Richard Rintelmann, and Harlan Woyahn. The squad is under the able direction of a former Big 10 tennis coach, Dr. LeRoy Weir, also Carrolles Dean of Men. Page One Hundred Sixty-tbree

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Iniramurals . . . Participation in this yearls intramural program has indeed been gratify- ing. With all the Greek letter organizations in competition along with the independents, the entire program has been well received by all the men students, veterans and non-veterans. Coaches Walter Lemm and Charles Heyer have handled the events thus far. According to their latest statistics the race for the Fraternity Supremacy Cup is led by Tau Kappa Epsilon, followed closely by the Sig Eps and the Betas, with the Phi Thetes still in the running. Six events have been completed to date with five more coming up within the next month. Here is the oliicial scoring list thus far: Beta F ootball ............... 6 Volleyball ............. 5 Basketball ............. 5 Bowlin g ............... 1 0 Badminton ............ 2 Golf ................... 4 Entry Points ........... 80 Total ............ 1 l 2 PhiThete 2 80 94 Sig Ep 4 7 10 80 118 Teke 10 10 10 80 128 Events left on the schedule are 12-inch softball, 16-inch softball, tennis, track, and horseshoes. Pdge One Hundred Sixty-five