Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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olf Crown 1969 Results Morris Williams Invitational fAustinJ fourth place, 907 Border Olympics fLaredoJ third place, 1,171 Rice University fBeaumont, duall Lamar Tech: 15, Rice: 6 McNeese State College Invitational fLake Charles, La.l second place, 896 Louisiana State University Invitational fBaton Rouge, La.l fifth place, 875 University of Southwestern Louisiana fBeaumont, duall Lamar Tech: 383: USL: 388 University of Southwestern Louisiana fLafayette, La., dualj Lamar Tech: 453: USL: 4,65 Texas AKM University fCollege Station, duall Lamar Tech: 3, Texas A8zlVl: 6 Rice University fHouston, duall Lamar Tech: l6Mg Rice: IM Southland Conference Tournament fSan Antoniol Lamar Tech, first place, 876 Trinity University, second, 909 University of Texas, Arlington, third, 918 Abilene Christian College, fourth, 948 Arkansas State University, fifth, 949 MICHAEL DEAN MIKE ALLEN RICKEY EARLE GOERGES

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Cardinal golfers won their sixth consecutive Southland Conference golf championship at the SLC meet in San Antonio. The Cardinals won in 876 strokes to their nearest rival, Trinity University's 909. Jimmy Singletary was medalist for the tournament. In addition to Singletaryds three-under par 213, Dewain McNabb was second with a 2143 ,lim Bishop fourth, 221g Mike Allen, fifth, 2223 Rickey Goerges, seventh, 2233 and Viviano Villarreal, eighth, 227. Four members of Coach Dan Rogas' team were invited to play in the NCAA University Division Toumament in Colorado Springs, Colo. In 1969, the Cardinals competed in the University Division for the first time. In 1967 and 1968, they won hack-to-back NCAA College Division Tourna- ments. DEWAIN ROBERT PANCHO McNABB Cards Take Conferenc JAMES PERSHING JIMMY SINGLETARY 1 t' ' I w lg, , Y ,H ' va.: L 1 'Iii-A 4 , I V . ' l eave I 1 2 l -,rife 1- if: Fifi' ,Lf lip, ,. H X ' DAN ROGAS Golf Coach

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Vi, O VIVIANO CUEVA VILLARREAL Varsity Lettermen Varsity lettermen for the 1969 Cardinal golf team and the number of 'letters each holds include Michael Dean Mike Allen, 3VLg Jimmy Wayne Jim Bishop, James Pershing Jimmy Singletary, 2VLg Rickey Earle Coerges, Dewain Robert Pancho McNabb, Viviano Cueva Villarreal, 1VL. Lamar Tech golfers encountered a gusty, knife-edged wind on the Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs, Colo., which sent their scores soaring and eliminated them from team competition in the 72nd NCAA Uni- versity Division Golf Tournament. The wind harassed all participants and few managed to par the course. On the first day, Jimmy Singletary led Lamar Tech golfers with a 10-over par 80, followed by Mike Allen with an 843 Jim Bishop, 853 and Rickey Goerges, 87. Team total was 336. Lamar Tech's team score soared to 666 after the second round with Singletary scoring a 79 for a two-day total of 1594 Bishop, 83-1685 Allen, 85-169g and Goerges, 83-170. Failing to make the cut-off score of 157, none of the Cardinal golfers advanced to the finals of the tournament which was won by the University of Houston. JIMMY WAYNE JIM BISHOP S . I,