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

 - Class of 1971

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Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR) online collection, 1971 Edition, Page 146 of 276
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Cross Country Above from left: Tom Corlel, Dee Hunter, Bob Morris ffrontj, Bob Korn fbehind himj, John Richmond, Greg Letts fcaptainl, John Millson fbacky and Gary Marr. 144 All in all, it was a fine fall for cross country, according to Gary Feasel the coach. Victories at the Northwest Nazarene Invitational, the first of the year, and at the Whitworth College Quad. heightened spirits. In addition, the team defeated the University of Idaho, a team that had beat them during the Whitman Invita- tional. At that meet, EOC placed second out of seven entrants. Feasel especially praised Greg Letts and Tim Smith, four year runners for the Mountaineers. Letts has held rec- ords in the 2 and 3 mile runs and holds high tally for mile and steeplechase. He was chosen outstanding trackman in 1969. He comes from Toledo. Smith, from Heppner, was a member of the 1969 NAIA district champion team, honorary tri- captain this year, and, like Letts, a four year letterman. The team finished the seasorf with wins over 22 teams and losses to seven, competing with colleges, universities, and community colleges from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.

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Rodeo as Sport That rodeo as sport has, to put it mildly, come into its own became ob- vious when regional finals ended: EOC placed third among more than 20 col- leges, universities, and community colleges of the northwest. Montana State captured first, and Blue Mountain in Pendleton, second. For the year, Lee Eddins finished second both in bareback and bull ridingg Keith Maddox took third in bull riding, fourth in bareback. These two participated in national finals after the book's deadline. At season's start, two teams from La Grande went two ways: one to Cen- tral Oregon Community, the other to the University of Montana. That was another first for EOC. At Bend, all EOC cowfolk went into the finals, netting Jill Nogle first in breakaway roping, second in goat- tyingg Keith Maddox, first bareback and third bullridingg Del Machau, third bareback and second bullridingg Charles Every, four saddle bronc riding: Eddins, second bareback average, fourth bullridingg Blair Philippi, third ribbon roping, and J im Hurl, sixth rib- bon roping. EOC placed second be- hind Blue Mountain Community. The next meet in Yakima garnered the Mounties one of the top five spots 9 official results never were received. Deena T siatsos picked up a first on second breakaway roping. At Montana State University's rodeo, EOC placed fourth of 19 entrants, with fine performances by Every, Mad- dox, who made highest marked bare- back ride the first time around, as well as Eddins, Philippi, Miss Nogle, and Machau. Next action came at Lewiston, Idaho, and Lewis and Clark College. EOC sent all three bareback riders in- to the finals. Sue Trowbridge was one of three women to make finals in each of three events. EOC landed among top four teams out of 20 there. A third place at the Washington State University rodeo followed for EOC. Maddox led the way, with a highest-marked bull ride in all com- petition. Miss Trowbridge recorded fastest time in first barrel racing. Gayle Adams was sixth in that event. Maddox held down first in bull riding and third in bareback, while Eddins placed fifth in bareback in final tallies. Eddins' and Maddox's trophy buck- les helped greatly for EOC's second at the Treasure Valley rodeo in Ontario. Maddox also was named runner-up for all-around cowboy. Home at EOC for its rodeo May 13- 15, the locals fielded 27 women and men. EOC finished second behind BMCC. Eddins took all-around cowboy dominating bareback and bull riding. Machau took second in steer wrestling and bull ridingg Maddox, fourth in steer wrestling and bull riding on a splitg Every, second in final bull riding Philippi, third first ribbon roping, and Hurl, fourth in second calf roping. Miss Nogle was second in first goat- tyingg Miss Trowbridge, first in second barrel racing, and Miss Tsiatsos, split fourth in second breakaway roping. EOCers who placed with no count for Leam honors included Ed Newton, first steer wrestling and fourth in first calf ropingg Mike Lynch, third both in calf and ribbon roping, and Judi Butler, split fourth in second breakaway roping. fcontinued on next pagej 145

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