Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Pio EER'S BASKETB LLERS EYE FUTURE CLEFT TO RIGHTD John Flad, Dave Fross, Don Andres, Bob Burris, Bob Miller, Dwight Tschantz, Dave Miller, Roger Herman, Rick Gregg, Jim Elsass, Terry Dennison, Galen Decker. The 1966-1967 Pioneer varsity basketball season was a build- ing year for Coach Tom Morgan and his forces, a steping stone to better things in the coming season. After two successive wins, the team lost nine in a row before rebounding to finish the season with a 7-17 record, High points of the season were a homecoming victory, an impressive performance at the Malone Invitational Tournament, and a final-second win over Cedarville in a MOC tilt. Senior Don Andres, leading scorer with an average of 17.9 points per game, was selected to the Mid-Ohio Conference team, Iohn Flad, to the second team. Team members, as well as fans, missed the great scoring ability of Dave Fross, who was unable to play due to a leg injury. Go Malone Go! Our Pioneers warm up. Burri5 Pulls dow . gs i Ns i SKS X - W aa

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They mat Mal ' . an at one Sports thls YS-Hr passed some milestones that future years can recall in cer l . Egg: to match. Malone inaugurated the fast rising popular sport of soc Won the Malone Basketball Invitational. The tennis team Won their fir h. Qjtilherriolf team captured the Mid-Ohio Conference title and just missed the he b ' Hd 9 tfaCk team made great strides in the building of better teams, a H b ferencjbetifln team had much success but was closely beaten in their bid for the con hey e' B that are a St ut above and beyond this, Malone sports continued to prove f0T1g and vital part of Malone's total educational program. 137

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