Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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1 - ' V ' ' Q ' l FRONT ROW: ll. Rowe, L. Meade, B. Owens, T. Cahill, J. Post, C. Hcroux, H. Mosher. BACK ROW: D. Scott, R. Molateh, F. Schaeffer, A. Merrill, J. Swistovieh, .l. Talbot, C. Beck, J. Behmcr, D. Flannigan, C. Squaircs, L. Persico, Coach Sonstroem. llill Owens, star of the varsity squad, gets set to fake away from the defense. 84 Basketball 1964 Playing a rigorous schedule, The Hartwick College Warriors finished the season with an ll.-8 record. This was the hest record in three years. Returning for their home opener, after dropping two and winning one on the road, the Warriors ran over St. Lawrence, heating them 95-68. Before Christmas vacation, Wooster College of Ohio came to Hartwick. The Warriors made the Wooster' cluh battle for the victory with a final score of 78-73. Wins over Roherts Wesleyan and Alfred University marked the peak in the season for the Warriors. The Hartwick team downed Roherts Wesleyan by 33 points and Alfred hy 26 points. Other hard fought wins of the season included Yeshiva and Susquehanna. Playing at Yeshiva, the Warriors won the game 57-49. The win over the Sus- quehanna Crusaders, 83-56, added to the festivities of Winter Weekend. Upsetting Utica and defeating Drew added two more tallies to the War1'iors win column for the last away games of the seasons.

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FRONT ROW: C. Stock, R. Miller, D. Kelly, R. Burhouse, J. Campbell, T. Orzano, B. Clark. SECOND ROW: Coach Coniam, D. Jones, J. Paul, R. Maxwell, B. Thurber, J. Schaefer, C. Wheat, N. Perrins, N. Papudakis. THIRD ROW: B. Hanor, D. Benoit, G. Evans, C. Bennett, B. Haw- thorne, C. Pnrmalee, P. Roberts, M. Jacobs, T. Cizek, N. Stiles, J. Bethe, J. Irwin, S. Smith, B. Ridgeway. Track 1964 The Hartwick College Track Team began its -in- tercollegiate season against a seemingly undefeatable Ithaca team. On a muddy Elmore Field, the Hart- wick Trackmen showed that their uneasiness could not keep them from performing at their best. They beat Ithaca 8615 to 5315. ' Against Harpur, the Warriors showed their strength by taking fourteen first places out of seven- teen events. The Hartwick Trackmen met a little rougher competition from Roberts Wesleyan, but kept up their winning streak downing them 85-55. In the final meet of the season, with Susquehanna, the Warriors were shaved out by a Whisker close score of 66-65, giving the Warriors a four and one record for the season. Jeff Schaefer shows the form which helped A him set a new school mark of 51.2 seconds in the 440.