Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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ICE HOCKEY AlThough lasT year's sexTeT under Coach Earl WaTson's direcTions did noT manage To break even, They did play some hard, TasT hockey. The Can- adians, who grow up wiTh hockey sTicks and pucks, us our soundesT beaTings. An experienced Dawson College Team overwhelmed The Blueiays by I4-O, bu+ Champlain came back in The nexT conTesT To beaT Clarkson by 4-I. ATTer, Taking Paul SmiTh's in hand by 6-I, we losTlagain To Dawson by I5-3. The Tinale, in which we beaT Paul SmiTh's by 7-I, broughT us hopes ThaT we mighT have a beTTer sea- gave son nexT year. Individual accomplishmenTs sTood ouT in hockey, as They did in all sporTs. McArThur, The capTain oT The '46 group, led The season's scoring wiTh Tive goals and seven assisTs. Goalie Leon Forkey and defenseman Fagan combined To seT a sTouT brace To sTop ThrusTs aT The neT. Champlain neTs a goal againsT U.V.M. Fronif Row: Bob Payne, Bob LaGoy, Roger Turnier, Herb Kalen, Fred Leonard, Carl Rhodes, Lou Spino, Gene Hallock, John Van HoogensTyn. Second Row: Maxwell Arsenaulf, Tom Ballard, Roy Safran, Charles CouT+s, Pe+er Dowd, Lawrence Gauvin, KenneTh STrang, Charles Wilkenback, Raymond Purcell, Richard Beaudef, Coach Earl WaTson. '- D BN' ' J I , Fa I T al

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TRACK Champlain's Traclc Team meT wiTh liTTle success in The T946 campaign, losing The Three scheduled meeTs. The Blueiays were deTeaTed by The Uni- versiTy oT VermonT, 77-44, and by R.P.I., 9l-34. ln The ACUNY Triangular meeT, Champlain made an admirable showing 'buT Tell shorT oT vicTory in a close conTesT. Coach Van l-larTman was handicapped by in- clemenT weaTher and a laTe sTarT, buT Tound enough TalenT To Torm a Tormidable squad. l.iTTle Elwood Frymire and John FiTzpaTricl4 Turned in Tine per- Tormances in The disTance evenTs. lvleTraw, Lynn, Keller, Frymire, FiTzpaTriclc, lvlaclcin, Samfiorenzo, CaTan, Babich, Zelinslcy, and Manager lv1unlciTTrick received varsiTy C 's.

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f Eh! .. ii-Q vital Cen. n. l -.sig ed 5V asf vis 3. l 3. 1 1 A s,, ipfaxn i Rye y and brace rs, Lou l, Roy ,mend S NL E ? u-fi 1. . 5- X i gi A Cape Cod Knoclrabouf' on Lake Champlain. ' An invilalrion from Middlebury College lasr spring lo parlicipale in a sailing re- gaila resulled in lhe hasly organizalion of a crew lo accepl The offer. Five olher colleges and universilies accepled lvliddIebury's invilalion, bu? ihe regalla was Jrwnce poslponed because of unsuilrable wealher. Champlain's boar, rhe Cape Cod Knockabou+ was caplained by Clark Bab- cock. Making up Jrhe lhree man crew were Kevin Barcanl, Bill Seavey, and John Harris. The regalrlalinally was held on May I7. The Champlain crew finished a close- second Jro R. P. l., and Sr. Lawrence followed in Third place..