Indian Hills Community College - Falcon Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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stream -' -L: A Fl 1 1 ii, me 1 - ,iw Mg I' 5 :E I l u wi vw I 5 ,, M M Al Bi1'dSe11 Steve Duncan Bob Fellows 7 zrselmll Coach Pat Daugherty it W Wm H my ,E I ,dw T JL The Falcon Nine set a new school record of 15 wins and 9 losses in its two-month spring season. The Birds season opened with a 25 man traveling squad making a trip to Missouri and Oklahoma for a 5 game series April 5-10. Invited to participate in the Bacone College invitational tournament at Muskogee, Oklahoma, the Centerville squad left Centerville April 5th and traveled to Bolivar, Missouri where they met Southwest Missouri Baptist College for a single game before travel- ing on to Muskogee. The Falcons were consolation cham- pions at Muskogee, dropping their first game to Oklahoma Military Academy, 5-1 before coming back to post wins over West Ark College of Fort Smith, Arkansas and Poteau College of Poteau, Oklahoma. The Birds met Southwest Baptist College at Bolivar on the way home and posted a '7-1 win to complete the successful southern swing. Starting the home season the Falcons split with Creston Community College before sweeping four double headers from Marshalltown, Burlington, Creston and Kirksville, and splitting with Grand View, Ellsworth, and Muscatine. Clinton knocked the Birds out of tournament competition, and the locals dropped a pair of games to Midwestern College of Denison, Iowa. Rain cancelled doubleheaders with Clinton, Keokuk, and the Iowa State Freshmen, plus a three game series with Canton, Illinois. On May 1 the Falcons moved into first place in Iowa Junior College Competition when they split a double- header with Ellsworth, bringing their record to 9 wins and 3 losses, with an overall record of 14 and 5. The school record was broken May 9 in the second game of a doubleheader against Muscatine, the Southwest Dis- trict champions when the Falcons won l to O, finishing with a record oi 15 and 9.