Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Tap Row, Left to Right: Howell Evans, Eric Krauss, Pete Dellios, Lawrence Davies, Dick Hinchcliffc, Gordon Peth- rick, Alfred Hansen, Matt Dodich, Tom Guy, Edward Ebert Casst. coachl Don Huddleston CcoachD Second Raw: Bob Bray, Jim Betman, John Richmond, Dick Erdman, Tom Beadnell, Bob Notcross, Paul Smith, Glenn Lohuis, Lawrence Sinclair Front Row: Glenn Verick, Don Lembke, Paul Mueller, John Schedler, John Andrews, Christ Christ Carroll's Frosh football team had only a limited schedule of two games this year. The main task of the Frosh team was to scrimmage the varisty and give them com- petition. Through this they showed the potential power they had which will be an asset to Carrolfs varsity. In the two hard fought games, the freshman were defeated by Beloit and Lawrence. FOOTBALL STATISTICS Running Offense: Carroll 1,380 yds. Opponents 992 yds. Passing Offense: Carroll .407 Opponents .275 Total Offense: Carroll 2,033 Opponents 1,307 Individual Running: Hankc 89 attempts Alt 36 attempts Moncher 52 attempts Individual Passing: Bub 58 attempts Maydak 28 attempts Individual Punting: Moncher 33 punts Page Fifty 653 yds. 315 yds. 1012 yds. 8 ga. 172.5 av. per ga. 8 ga. 124 av. per ga. 2.53.7 av. pct ga. 163.3 av. per ga. 503 yds. 5.7 yds. av. 221 yds. 6.1 yds. av. 216 yds. 4.2 yds. av. 28 completed .469 pct. 9 completed .322 pct. 81.6 av. pet ga. 39.3 av. per ga. 30.6 per punt INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player T. D. Hanke 6 Nader 2 Monchet 2 Gordon 2 Accola 1 Sorenson 1 Alt 1 Letson 0 Carroll 15 Opponents 8 Av. per game: P. A. T. MOOOOOOOVI V' 1 Carroll 12.1 TOTAL 41 12 12 12 6 6 6 2 tSafetw 97 53 Opponents 6.6

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CARROLL 2O - JAMES MILLIKIN O The next game on the schedule for the Pioneers was the homecoming game. Playing before a crowd of Alumni, James Millikin bowed to the Carroll men 20-0. The Big Blue suffered a great deal with the loss of Don Shrover their star backfield man who was injured in a previous practice. KALAMAZOO 'I3 - CARROLL 0 On the following Friday night the Carroll men encountered their first game in history with the Kala- mazoo Hornets in Michigan City. Jim Bub again returned to action and made two spectacular passes. He hit Hanke and Gordon with the two long strikes to give the Pioneers their touchdowns. With the failure to make the conversions, Carroll lost its fourth game of the season 13-12. CARROLL 6 - RIPON 0 After the defeat at Kalamazoo, Coach Breen began drilling the Pioneers for the great battle with the Ripon Redmen. Because Ripon had already won five straight Victories and tied for the Midwest Con- ference crown, Carroll was the underdog. With the inspired Breenmen scoring early in the first quarter and playing great defensive ball, the Pioneers held their one touchflown lead and upset the Redmen CARROLL 2O - NORTH CENTRAL 7 The last game of the year was played before a large Mom and Dads Day crowd. The Pioneers came back with their fourth win of the year by defeating North Central College Cardinals 20-7. With the ending of the gridiron season for 1948, the Pioneers came through with four wins and four losses. Page Forfy-nine

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BMW Carroll College's 1948-49 basketball team consisted of a nucleus of seven lettermen from last year's squad. Under the direction of Coach Don Huddleston the team showed much improvement over the beginning of the season. The lettermen included Arnie Datka, Don Moncher, and Jay Zamjahn of Milwaukee; Don Slusser of Green Bay; Willie Weins of Athens; and Dick Sotherland and Al Hanke of Waukesha. Also included in the team was Bob Vaneska, who got some varsity experience last year. Three newcomers joined the squad, namely, Paul Doedens and Jim Moore of last year's freshman squad and Paul Kablitz, who joined the team in December. The Carroll cagers opened their season in Milwaukee by encountering a taller and more experienced Marquette hve. The Pioneers gave a good account of themselves by keeping a close score in the first half. In the second half, the Hilltoppers began rolling up a score and defeated Carroll 70-37. On December 7, the Pioneers rang up their first victory over a fighting Milton College team. Both teams tallied in the first few minutes of play but Carroll took metinucd on pug: 50 Head cheerleader Bill Poulos and his six as- sociates held up the spirits of Pioneer football and basketball squads when things were g0- ing fine and urged the boys on when things were bad. Leading the student body in Cheers is hard work and takes constant practice. Carroll's cheerleaders did their job well. Page Fiffy-one