Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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WOMENTS FIELD HOCKEY The team before a game: FIRST ROW: C. Steele, L. Merkle, I. Liston, M. Johnson, P. Seagren; SECOND ROW: R. A. Davis, S. Smithson, P. Edgecombe, J. Hendrickson, L. Towle, L. Meeden, Mrs. Garinger tCoachT; THIRD ROW: E. Veninga, J. Forney, C. Rumberger, A. Bauer, M. J. Barr, C. McDaniel. Each year women,s field hockey becomes a more important part of Eastern,s intercollegiate athletic program. Many girls enthusiastically participated this year, and the team was ably coached by Mrs. Marjorie Garinger. The defeat of Cabrini by a score of 4-3 was a highlight of the season. The girls hope that future teams will improve their play and increase their sched- ule. usO-ii 4L.. ,y I . Ida. $Mw-vawulr-mumv.m..a. 3.0; .. st wk -

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Part of the play in the muddy Textile game. SOCCER Glen Meeden attempts penalty kick. SCORES Eastern Opponent Rutgers, South Jersey .............. 1 Philadelphia College of the Bible .................................... 4 Glassboro .................................... 4 Kings ........................................ 2 Rutgefs, South Jersey .............. 4 Textile ........................................ 4 Trenton State Teachers College 6 St. Joseph7s ................................ 2 Lincoln 6 The varsity soccer team played hard, and often skillfully, although not turning in good results. The starting line-up shifted during the season, but included at some time all the following players: Dante Vincenti, Phil Rob- inson, Bob Hewitt, Russ Raker, Terry Loth- ian, Glen Meeden, Larry Waltz, Manny Awa- tefe, Pete Bolster, Tom Hayes, Ralph Hud- dick, Harold Johnson, Dave Rowlands, Carl Kruhm, Gordon Andersen, Clayton Pierce. The team,s nickname, ttGolden Ducks;7 earned last year, seemed appropriate this year too as they played one of their best games in the rain against Textile. One of the team,s out- standing players was senior Clay Pierce who was named the Most Valuable Player of the season by the Spotlight.