John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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Breaking through the woods, the runners keep their strides to the finish line. The 1968 cross-country team completed a successful season, remaining undefeated in P.A.C. Conference dual-meet competition and compiling a six win-two loss record overall. In the P.A.C. championship meet, John Carroll placed third. Nine members received athletic awards. Frank Walter was selected on the all-Conference team. The outlook for the next year looks bright with all mem- bers returning except captain Vince Yamilkowski. A harrier runs against himself, his team and his opponents. 29

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af erat, ate ay aad oe kiss Determined to win, opponents meet and move. The 1968 soccer team, coached by Stephen Ven, compiled a record of two victories and five defeats with one contest ending in a tie. The two wins and five losses came in P.A.C. play and resulted in a het seed: Vata at pe fourth-place ranking in the conference. 1 RESERVE 2 Thirty-two students competed for the Blue Streaks, and a total of ; Ae ; fourteen varsity letters were awarded. The co-captains were senior Jerry 1 MOUNT UNION 1 Lyden and junior Pat Sell. Chosen as the recipient of the Most | : Sere t yee r Valuable Player Trophy was a junior from England, James Mason, an 2 ALLEGHENY 1 inside right. Selected to the all-P.A.C. team for the second yearinarow was Jose Feliciano, a sophomore from Puerto Rico. With graduation losses amounting to but three players, prospects for the coming year would appear to be good.

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i ag) 4 “ihe X STANDING—Coach Wally Guenther, Joe Cummins, Dan Gillespie, Joe FIRST ROW L R-Steve Scriven, Rich Guinta, Vince Yamilkowski, Skevington, George Maranuk, Cedric Foster. Frank Walter, Joe Grobauskas. P.A.C. MEET RESULTS CASE 44 THIEL 65 JCU 75 BETHANY 19 ADELBERT 89 ALLEGHENY 166 Overall record 7 - 2 Conference record 6 - 0 The thrill of the start is the anxiety of the runner.