Iowa Central Community College - Third Dimension Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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Ro bert Morgan, Bill Wright, and Don McConeghey. Bill Wright Don Lynam Gary Christiansen Terry Nelson 45 Coach John Crawford, Gary Christiansen, Don Lynam, Terry Nel- The Cup Was Very Tiny for Neophyze Pirate GOU'ers In its first year of golf competition, Iowa Central Community College, Eagle Grove Center, holed one victory--a triumph over Webster City in a double dual meet includ- ing Waldorf. The Pirates followed the little white ball in six meets, including the Worthington, Minn., Invitational Q9 teamsj, and the Iowa Area Community College Athletic Association Tournament Q15 teamsj The top golfer for first-year coach john Crawford was Robert Morgan. The freshman fired a season average of 80, including a medal-winning 75 in a double dual loss. MEDAL-MATCH SCORING FOR MEETS Webster City 13 112, ICEG 1 112 Double dual--Webster City 9 112, ICEG 5 112, Waldorf 9, ICEG 6. Double dual--ICEG 9 112, Webster City 5 112, Ellsworth 12, ICEG 3. Double dual--Mason City 12 112, ICEG 2 112, Iowa Lakes 9, ICEG 6. Worthington, Minn., Invitational--ICEG 357--eighth place IACCAA State Tourney--ICEG 378--four- teenth place. Robert Morgan Top golfer with average of 80

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Sp!!! Baseball Season for the Pirates Coach Elmer Kamprath's freshman-dominated team won four games and lost sixteen during the 1970 Iowa Junior College Conference Baseball season. The won-loss record was the poorest Iowa Central, Eagle Grove Center, mark in the last six years. Steve Brock, Darrell Neuberger, and Dennis Stueland were the leading hitters for ICEG. Brock, a freshman from Bode, led the team in batting average f.327J, hits 1181, and runs batted in Q12J. Neuberger, freshman from Ackley, had the second best average f.27OQ, and runs batted in 1111. Named the Most Valuable Player on the 1970 Pirate squad was Dennis Stue- land, sophomore from Goldfield. His hit total of 12 and batting average of .235 was second and third best, respectively. Brock was also the top hurler for Eagle Grove. He won two games, more than any other. The Pirates could not find the victory path during the first eleven frames of the season, but improved over the last half of the season to win four of its fi- nal nine games. Coach Kamprath expects better fate in 1971, with many tal- ented freshman slated to return. Pirate's leader in hitting and pitching--Steve Brock Brock in action. Most Valuable Player Dennis Stueland hits away.

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RIGHT- -Men's Bowl- ing Team: Robert Morgan, Dennis Brechler, Paul Bar- more, jim Knoll, Tom Jahde. BELOW--Noontime football finds fly ball up--oops-- wrong season! LEFT--Women's Bowling Team: Bar- bara Thielen, Ann Halligan, Marcia Conaway, Barbara Bailey, Jayne Minikis Irzlramurals H1'gh!1'ghled by Bowling Champions BELOW--Barbara Thielen wins run- ner-up trophy at the State junior College Bowling Tournament. Iowa Central Community College of Eagle Grove's men and women bowling teams came up with the top handicap scores at the Iowa junior College Bowling Tourna- ment Feb. 21 at the Thunderbird Lanes in Des Moines to win cham- pionship trophies. The men's team from ICEG rolled games of 744, 754, and a sparkling 857 for a total of 2355. Its handicap score of 2880 topped rtmner-up Waldorf. Not to be outdone was ICEG's women's unit. That five-some threw games of 703, 843 Qwow! J, and 777, making a scratch total of 2323. The girls' 2768 handicap mark bettered second-place Ells- worth.