Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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Dave Rowlands receives nomination to All-Tournament E.B.C. Eagles score 67-60 against Shelton. team. Kings Tournament Easterrfs maroon and white passers again participated in the E.C.C.C. Tournament at the Kings Col- lege, Briarcliff Manor, New York. The Purple Knights of Kings took the top rung in the eight-team play. Second was Eastern Nazarene College, 105ng the final basketball game by 75-59. E.B.C. placed fifth by whipping Shelton College 67-60. They had previously topped Berkshire College by a 91-43 count. The telling blow against the Golden Eagles ChanCes was the opening loss to Nyack College, 74-67. Dave Rowlands, Bob Paynter, and Dave Henderson were outstanding in the three-day tourney with 47, 47, and 45 points, respectively. Rowlands was awarded one of the spots on the All-Tourney team. Eagle representatives were entered in the other spo rts but all failed to place in the top three. Shelton took the competition in bowling, and Kings in volleyball, while the BBC. girls lost in the first round to Nyack College. Eastern was beaten also in men's and womenTs ping pong, singles and doubles. The cheerleading competition was won by the Scottish lassies of Gordon College. Kings came in second, while the girls from Shelton took third. All in all, the tournament carried the traditional thrills and entertaining sports events. Cheerleading competition is abOut to begin. Let's go, Eagles! On to Victory!

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