Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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MEL HOLMES — Guard. Mel, a 20 year old, 6’, 180 lb. Junior was one of the five returning letter men from last year’s Mountaineer varsity. During the 26 game season Mel scored the most field goals in one game against Whitman by at¬ tempting 21 and making 13. He also set a new record for the Coliseum with 30 points in a single game. Last spring, he also lettered in baseball. MARK CORNWELL — Guard and Lorward. Mark is a 21 year old 5’ 11”, 175 lb. Sophomore from Ontario. He played for the EOC JV’s the first part of the season, and later filled a vacancy in the varsity lineup. Mark proved to everyone that he could handle himself well in the new position. F l Mi It tn i X CHUCK BARNHART — Lorward. Chuck, a 21 year old, 6’ 3”, 170 lb. Senior, attended Linfield before transferring to EOC where he lettered as a member of the Mountie varsity team last year. Although he had some average nights, Chuck proved very valuable in several tight situations. ■

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v%Tf, v23 OF E GO I L J mf v32 01? E 60 21 ORE 601 ORE 601 43 OR E GO 5T . 33 »regoi EOC Varsity — Front Row, Left to Right: Coach Bob Quinn, Bill McCadden, Charles Barnhart, Darrell Jones, Bob Olinger, Frank Chase. Back Row: Jack Vedder, Mel Holmes, Pasco Arritola, Scott Dunlap, Mark Cornwell, Ron Hunt. Mountaineers Official Cumulative Basketball Statistics of the Eastern Oregon College Moun¬ taineers. They won 8 games, and lost 18 games. Name (Last, First) Games FGA FGM FG Pet. FT A FTM FT Pet. Fouls Reb. Game Avg. Total Points Game Avg. CHASE, FRANK 25 358 140 39.1 120 81 67.5 73 183 7.32 361 14.4 ARRITOLA, PASCO 24 244 108 44.2 147 94 63.9 71 189 7.87 310 12.9 HOLMES, MEL 26 259 99 34.3 82 52 63.4 68 87 3.34 250 9.6 HUNT, RON 26 287 82 28.5 102 65 63.7 59 95 3.65 229 8.8 OLINGER, BOB 26 186 65 34.9 62 47 75.8 43 172 6.61 177 6.8 BARNHART, CHARLES 26 150 49 26.0 87 54 62.1 53 116 4.46 132 5.07 MCCADDEN, BILL 20 90 30 33.3 47 21 44.7 25 95 4.75 82 4.1 JONES, DARRELL 22 30 14 46.7 26 12 46.2 22 40l 1.81 40 1 .81 CORNWELL, MARK 7 9 4 44.4 3 1 33.3 7 6 .85 9 1.28 DUNLAP, SCOTT 16 34 8 23.5 14 4 28.6 11 13 .81 21 1.31 TEAM TOTALS 26 1699 601 35.3 701 437 62.3 446 1044 40.1 1639 63.04 OPPONENT TOTALS 26 2019 740 37.2 690 363 52.6 493 1338 51.4 1843 70.8

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SCOTT DUNLAP — “Hobie,” an 18 year old, 6’, 160 lb. Freshman, was a graduate of Beaver¬ ton High School in 1959. At Beaverton he lettered in basketball and baseball. At EOC he was the only lettering freshman on this year’s varsity. BILL MC CADDEN — Bill, “the Bear,” moved up from EOC’s JV squad of last season, and through¬ out the season his nickname made no reference to his agility as he handled himself well for a big man. Bill is a 22 year old. 6 1’, 205 lb. Junior from Cambridge, Idaho. He is a graduate of Council High School where he earned All-Tourney honors in basketball and All-Conference in baseball. The Bear” has also earned two EOC monograms in football and three in baseball. BOB OLINGER — Bob, a 20 year old, 6’2”, 185 lb. Junior, is a transfer from Willamette. While a senior at McLaughlin High School in Milton-Freewater, Bob earned All-Conference honors in football, basketball, and baseball. He saw some varsity action with the Mountaineers last season and became one of the regular starters this year. Bob, an EOC baseball letterman, gained honorable men¬ tion recognition in Oregon Col¬ legiate Conference selections last spring. DARRELL JONES — “Jonesy,” a 21 year old, 6’4”, 185 lb. Junior from Baker saw his share of action for the Mounties. He also compiled the top shooting average for the year. He is a 1957 grad¬ uate of Baker High School where he lettered in football as well as basketball. He transferred to Eastern Oregon after completing his freshman year at Seattle Paci¬ fic College