Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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LVLK Larry Moss, John Dundos, and Jerry Snow (left) converge on Temple City ployer, while Dove Conroy (above) scoops up loose boll. LACROSSE The Claremonl- Lacrosse Club participates in two leagues. In the local club league, Claremont ex- pects to come out on top. In the Western College Lacrosse Associ- ation, which includes U. of Arizona, Stanford, U. of Utah, Air Force Academy, and U. of Colorado, Claremont fears only Stanford. Three All-Conference players have returned — Richard Cline, Larry Moss, and John Girard. Bob Strosenburgh — Look out behind you! ' oldest trick in the book. Temple City player — Thot ' s the 126 FIRST ROW, left to right; Tont Woin, Evon Welch, Lorry Moss, Richard Cline (copt.), Jim Boyd, Robert Worchester. SECOND ROW: Tom Hayes, Gobc Smilkstein (coach), Mark Shoppee, Bob Strosenburgh, Craig Citron, John Dundas, Dove Conroy, Jerry Snow, Jeff Wolser, Dan Guthrie, Bill Woters.

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RUGBY Right: An inbounds play pro- vides outlet for player ' s emo- tions. Below: Blood-thirsty ploy continues os Milt Frye, Dove Hobbs, ond Corl Earl fight for boll possession. This year ' s rugby team composed of players from CMC, HMC and Pomona will have to cope with in- experience and injuries in a league of such powerhouses as UCLA and use. But it is a young team with a bright future, a team with such out- standing players as: captain Dove Hobbs, a certain pick for the N.S. All Star gome, and CMC ' s Mike Donovan. Mike Montgomery, and Mike Wilfley. With such players, and good fortune, the team is cer- tain to do well. FIRST ROW, left to right: Fronk Steele, Fimianr Carmen, Watson Rupert, Korl Earl, Mike Donovan, George Mills, Rick Montgomery, Ed Boesby. SECOND ROW: Pete Pima, Milt Frye, Steve Dundos, Jim York, Deon McBride, Mike Wilfley, Tom Crow, Jjm Dieckmonn, Dove Hobbs, Fred Knouert. 125

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WRESTLING Claremont — Harvey Mudd com- bined wifh Pomona to field a highly representative wrestling club for the 1964- ' 65 season. Hiqhiights of the campaign were a tightly fought tie with Whittier and our upset victory over Valley State. Other competi- tion came from Col Tech, Cal Poly of Pomona, Chaffee College, Citrus College, and Chico State. On the year the club was 5-7-1. Outstanding performers were Bill Sharp 123 lbs), John Power (130), Larry Cross (157), and Masao Tsuchiya (147) of CMC. All but Tsuchiya are either fresh- men or sophomores. Thus, with the able coaching of Jerry Adams and the assistance of CMC ' s Coach Noonan the team ' s constant im- provement is certain. Fred Sinol and John Power go through wrestling contortions in proctice session. Mosoo Tsuchiyo contributed grcotly to the tcom ' s success. I FIRST ROW, left to right: Fred Sinol, Art Blockington, Brian Boyle. SECOND ROW; Jcrrcl Smith, Mosoo Tsuchiyo, John Power, Bob Mossive, Jerry Adorns. 127