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

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Golf Fourteen men turned out for golf this spring. Eight finished the season. The weather was, by the large, dismal. Frankly, many of the results resembled the climate. Coach Howard D. Richardson predicted a much better go-round next spring. Five team members were freshmen meeting their first collegiate compe- tition. The only victory came when EOC beat Blue Mountain twice. Otherwise, they finished last in a 3-way tourney against Whitman and University of Idaho, and were bested in dual encounters with College of Idaho, Northwest Nazarene, and Treas- ure Valley. Team members included I ay Wylam, Craig Braseth, John Wall, Kevin Bell, Jim Adams, Mike Gardner, Howard Talbot, Merrel Garritson, and Bob Schroth. af? A hopeful player putts at La Grande Coun11'y if T 'T . Y ? 'f' 'ff T' A . ' 3. ' Gym ,V .,j - 4 L. A I ky' ' if Elf H pr-. ? I f? ' !7tQ! i i ftfy W fffli V Vl' ' 'f rf- .-17' A A. JF-1 - W I ' I 1,4 I fl' , 151' TQ ? I Ki It A ' ' CQ 1 I K My-' il 1 - at . 1 1 . T. 'W t . ' 'T tba.. ... 7 A f. -'ff 1, fm-3, ,.' K ,, W, , :jr--V vw 4 ,r., 1 V T s s'se -we firvl 5 , ,, ,, ..,, ,, fa H I .mi-32iB ' 'M Y,-. iiezmf-in . , 'R Ls T ff

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