Northwood University - Northwood Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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118 It's 30 for N. 30 at Northwood. The 30 end-mark for a news story can be applied to the Jerry Pettway story at North- wood’s Midland campus. As a mark of acclaim for his basketball feats at this east central Michigan college, North- wood has retired his No. 30 jersey. Pettway also had a 30.9 scoring average for 80 collegiate games.

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This year’s basketball team faced the toughest schedule yet. They played such schools as Davenport, Penta Tech, Wilberforce, Detroit College and Soo Tech. This season started well, bogged down, improved, and ended with nine wins and ten losses. It also closed out the Northwood careers of top-scoring Jerry Pettway and Tom Rathburn.

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Baseball... ae oer Beg Ne ee eee ee James R. Bromley, Northwood’s head Baseball Coach, came to North- wood in 1965. He taught and coached for eight years in Saginaw High School and led his team to eighty wins with only twenty-eight losses. In six years his team won five Junior Varsity cham- pionships. Bromley graduated with honors from Western Michigan University and re- ' ceived a Masters Degree from the University of Michigan. | This year Northwood faced one of the toughest schedules of its history. | The team played such schools as Western Michigan, Central Michigan | and Ferris State. | BROMLEY Coach James R. Bromley ] | 9