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

Page 89 text:

.W i t ,,N, 'ff' Above: The distance seems even longer to Bob Nielson who looks on from the green. ' 1 wx-'14, XX g Mx Ji .rn kb 'XX NJN X BS WM 83 M We ,em N

Page 88 text:

GOLF The Indian Hills golf team con- sisted of six members. They were Rick Sharp, Jerry Beary, Bob Stevens, Greg Sharp, Bob Nielson, and Chuck Tschopp. Bob Stevens is the only returning letterman. All of the others are graduates or will be transferring. The team had a record of four wins, ten losses and two ties. They played in the Muscatine Invitational and placed sixth of eight. Although Rick Sharp was the low average man, Greg Sharp was our medalist representative in the State Tournament. All the home matches were played at the Appanoose County Country Club, which is visible from the Centerville Campus. ..Q.: 1 , ' , fJ9I'!P'. ' '-4. U, Sify- F --f A . - -TL.-, -9+ ' 'f rl'-52.441, --Nw..-',-A f ,. va A G, ft -fy. 11,4 ' .A L. .. 1, ' Q ,s. --if-,Q .if T,if2':f' ,-.0 A. '3ig,-X,-1,-Hb r., .-' , , I -saef, we-1 .x.., TA.-gf'--1:13:44 -1 vga, A -xn L - WT 'N X r lt: :. ,Q si- - . - I ' N ,mm ,aft 53 ,fe , ,..g,. Sli Above: Rick Sharp Below: Greg Sharp illustrates the proper technique to teammates Greg Sharp, Bob Stevens and Bob Nielson holds the flag as Bob Stevens tries for a birdie. f r LW: -I X .1 ' ,, 'xg' 1 s. 1 ll :- .z N gg' J' III - A MQL.---Q-i1 4' Above: Jerry Beary and Chuck Tschopp putt in pairs. Kaokuk 14 Muscatine 15 Grand View 14 Creston 711: Kirkwood 9 Burlington 3 Burlington 6 Keokuk 12 Marshalltown 14 Kirkwood 9 Keokuk 12 Grand View 11 Klrkwood 7Vz Burlington 3 Creston 8 B2 IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC 7Vz IHCC 6 IHCC 12 IHCC 9 IHCC 3 IHCC 1 IHCC 6 IHCC 3 IHCC 4 IHCC 7112 IHCC 12 IHCC 7 WTS

Page 90 text:

BASEBALL The Indian Hills Falcon baseball team completed another winning season as the 1975 edition finished with a record of 26-11. The Birds traveled to New Orleans for a very successful spring trip as they ended up 7-6 against big college competition. Among those colleges the Golden Falcons played were New Haven, Connecficutg Delgado of Louisianag University of New Orleansg Bradley Universityg Northwestern Universityg and Lincoln of Illinois. The Falcons finished 17-3 in conference play and with an over-all record of 24-9 for the regular season. Tournaments opened with the regional contest at Creston May 25 but two losses to arch-rival Council Bluffs knocked the Falcons out of the tourna- ment. Larry Goldetsky led the hitters as he hit .386 with 10 home runs and 43 R.B.I.'s. Second in home runs was Jim Hanson and Willie Mims with five each. Dennis Bates led the team in the least number of strike outs with two, while John Mahoney had 12 stolen bases to top that department. Mike Rima was the top pitcher with a 7-0 record and 1.00 earned run average. Recording the most strike outs was Rick Connell with 59 while the leading relief pitcher was Tom Moen with four saves. ' 1 5 I f 1 V M1e:.,.Mh.,f ,, I . L2EK V-WWI? .i :iLT2YQ aHHBA181dDllPEhi1!A1'1bBNm YW3R1fN?Hl'?.lH F ty., 'fb o-5 1 Q-P' 5, Above: Baseball fans arrived in many different shapes and ages. ,f ---flea 'sem 1' .',.L i'f' '33 Upper left: A hit-and-run performed by Randy Fowler. Lower left: Stop chewing your bubble gum, Jerry, and swing at the ball! fFaIcon player, Jerry Tapp.j Above: Willie Mims begins the home run swing.