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202 Morquctte's Glen Goebel leads two opponents over the high hurdles in the Central Collegiate meet lost June. Cooch John Druze watches somberly os Mor-quette suffers its first loss of the season, 20-7, ot Detroit. Forword Gerry Hopfcnspcrgcr drives in for a bosket ogoinst North Dokota State. SPORTS SUMMARY Strong freshman squads in football and basketball are expected to add needed strength to the varsity teams next year. The football team, with its 0-9 record, is looking forward to improvement from its sopltomores, coupled with a boost from the freshmen, to break their losing streak and give Coach John Drn .e his first win at Marquette. Coach Druze ami his staff will be starting their second year on the Hilltop. Jack Nagle's basketball team had letter success than the gridsters. but was unable to offset the loss of Tern- Rand and Jay Sehauer from last year’s squad. Mike Moran, a 6-foot. 8-inch sophomore from Eugene, Ore., made up some of the loss in height. Moran and Jim McCoy, another outstanding sophomore, stole the scoring spotlight for most of the season. For the second year in succession the freshman basketball team was an outstanding one, and their addition to the varsity should help to make future seasons lean ones for the opposition. Seven returning lettermen lightened the load for Melvin (Bus) Shimek. track coach, us he looked forward to the indoor season. Cocaptains Ken Voss and Mike McGrath were two of the leading point gatherers of the year. In the cross-country division, the highlight of the year was the defeat of Wisconsin. As in past seasons Marquette was host to the Central Collegiate Conference meet on June 1st.
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203 Rev. John G. Holbrook, SJ. Chairman ATHLETIC BOARD Although Marquette's first year under new athletic director Larry (Moon) Mullins 1ms showed little success on the field, the Rev. John G. Holbrook, S.J., chairman of the athletic board, feels that the University Ims taken a definite stride toward producing “championship teams. Father Holbrook, in reviewing the athletic year. said. “We feel sure that the tradition of Marquette's success in religious and educational training will soon be joined by equal success in sports, an important and useful function in university life. The new group of men who have joined Marquette's athletic department have raised athletic hopes of the University to new heights. He said that “within the scope of Catholic universities, Marquette has a great potential for attracting athletic talent. The athletic board is the governing body for all Marquette athletic events. l oth intercollegiate and intramural. Other members include four faculty representatives, the Rev. Thomas F. Divine, S.J., Dr. Jay W. Quasney, Prof. Frank Klement and Roy Kallenberger; two alumni representatives, Theodore Wedemeyer and Howard C. Raether and Delbert P. Nnchazel, a medical student, representing the student bodv. Stan Lowe Business Manager Laurence Mullins Athletic Director Athletic board member included Prof. Frank Klement, Rev. Thomas Divine, S.J., Roy O. Kollenberger, Laurence Mullins, Dr. Jay W. Quasney, Delbert P. Nochaicl, Theodore Wedemeyer ond Rev. John G Holbrook, S.J.
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