Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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eleven times in the last halt. Don Mon- cher sparked the winners with twenty-two points, Ierry Dwyer added nineteen, and Al l-lanke thirteen. A return match with Whitewater here saw Carroll even the series for the year by snaring a 50-47 win. A trip to Lawrence let the Vikes take their second triumph of the season over the Orange and White, 70-52. The second try against Lake Forest saw the Pioneers edge out a thin 55-54 overtime triumph. Ripon posted a second win over the Pioneers in a high-scoring 8l-60 battle. Dwyer racked up twenty points. The next game with Milwaukee Teachers saw the Gulls sneak out another last min- ute victory 56-54, although the Carrollmen again led through most of the game. In their last trip on the road, the team met Hamline and Carleton over a week-end span. Hamline, one oi the top-ranking quintets in the nation was forced to go all out to beat the visitors 65-44. To wind up their season, the Pioneers went into Milwaukee to meet St. Norbert in a preliminary battle to the Marquette-Notre Dame game. Trailing most of the way, the four seniors who were playing their last game for Carroll pulled a final win out oi the fire bringing the Pioneers home in front 58-56. 702 61-ml! Page One Hundrcd Thirteen

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Taking to the road again, Carroll dropped a 50-46 encounter to Lake Forest. In their next two games, the Orange and White broke even, losing to DePauw 76-46 at home, and beating Cornell College 57-5l, on the lowa's home iloor. Taking off for a holiday week-end, the Orange and White cagers went up to the Lawrence Invitational tournament at Ap- pleton, and were beaten by both Ripon and Oshkosh State Teachers, the Redmen winning 65-45, and the Teachers 62-49. Willie Weins continued to be hot against Ripon, dropping in nineteen points, and Arnie Datka was high in the Oshkosh game with twelve. The first game of the new year saw the Pioneers journey to Milwaukee and lose a heart-breaking 49-43 encounter with the Green Gulls of Milwaukee Teachers. Car- roll led throughout the game until the last tour minutes when the Gulls eked out their margin oi victory. A return game with Ripon, at Waukesha, saw the Redmen squeak through to a nar- row 58-54 decision. Ierry Dwyer contri- buted fifteen points to the local cause. Breaking a four-game losing streak on Ianuary 28, the Carroll men defeated Aug- ustana by a score ot 66-64 in a red-hot battle that saw the lead change hands f '- i7 '7 :V X 4, in ,1 1 r ,J X ,ev ' ,J P. ,K f rw ,E ff' .-'I :nn 1. v x , 1 L 7 f 1 t J - ,ff -if ltr. 1, f L l- 1-Q' tu,.'fff.,ffgrf'f,f t1fgf,,,.f',Quf,f., ts-' Lf' f ., .,, X W-, -cl I, Page One Hundrfd Tfwclm'

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NAME Willie Weins . . Ie-rry Dwyer . Iohn Beyer . . A1 Hanke . . Don Slusser . . Don Moncher . Arnie Doztka . . Pete Dellios . . Paul Doedens . . Iim Davis . lim Vetta . Iim Hinz . John Bose . . Dick Winther . . TOTALS The head of the aches and pains department for the basket ball team was Bob Shilt. He also doubled as the dispenser of equipment and helped to keep records for the team. Page Om- Hundred Fourteen FREE THROWS GAMES FIELD GOALS MADE MISSED TOTAL 20 71 81 39 223 17 78 27 18 182 20 48 24 16 123 18 43 35 22 1 12 20 23 44 32 95 14 35 23 22 93 1 1 30 12 6 84 20 20 34 25 66 15 7 5 5 21 15 5 7 10 14 9 6 2 3 14 13 2 3 3 7 6 2 3 1 6 6 1 0 1 2 20 371 300 203 1042