Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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GOLF x Y 9' 'X -fi . TN 1 M N N f , ,- .f . .x 7 Despite Captain Jim McMahon's outstanding 10-O-2 record, the 1964 golf team managed only a 4-8 mark for the season. This mark was disappointing for Coach jim Benson after an unblem- ished 11-0 campaign in 1963. Ed Russell and Dave Parmelee gave McMahon solid support with seven wins each in their individual matches, while Tom Malec and Phil Dillon, a pair of seniors, had six and five victories re- spectively. The QC linksmen participated in two tournaments in 1964. They finished seventh in the N.A.I.A. tourney, and fourth in the Southern New England Conference, event. McMahon, the unbeaten leader, will lead a fine corps of re- turnees in 1965. George Duffy, jr. '66 96 -Q 14 r , ,F ,, i ig.. In J , MMA , , f I gt, A QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE 1964 VARSITY GOLF RESULTS Quinnipiac ,, Quinnipiac Quinnipiac , ,. Quinnipiac Quinnipiac N.A.I.A.C. Tournament Quinnipiac Quinnipiac . . .. S.N.E.C. Tournament Quinnipiac , Quinnipiac Quinnipiac Quinnipiac . ..,.. . Final Record: 4 Wins LI1l'1l'l1P13.C ... ., ,,.,... 2 3 7 1V2 6 2 5 3 3 2M 5 2 8 Losses. Southern Connecticut State Central Connecticut State., University of Bridgeport Fairfield University New Paltz State , . New Haven College y ,. . Seventh Place New Paltz State , , Central Connecticut State Fourth Place New Haven College , . Nichols College . Worchester State . ,. Alumni ,. .

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Mike Siavrakas signal-caller Martino and co-captain Dick Gillette were the outstanding hurlers for Bean's squad. Southpaw Martino had a 3-4 mark, while speedballer Gillette experienced hard luck, compiling a 1-4 record. Dick's lone win was a masterful 4-0 shutout over Danbury State as he struck out eighteen. The 1965 edition of the Quins should improve upon their 7-10-1 mark with Hickey, Toni, Martino, Mike Siavrakas, Rudy Raffone, Paul Lockwood, and Paul Baran expected back. Siavrakas did a fine job defensively behind the plate a year ago, but he will have to improve his hitting to help the club. Lockwood, a steady performer, will probably be Bean's shortstop again this year. Raffone is a speedy outfielder and Baran had a 1-2 pitching mark in 1964. The Hrst southern swing for the Quins in 1965 should help the squad in preparation for the regular season schedule. Also, joe Bean knows his players better now and expects some help from several newcomers. We all look to a successful season in 1965. 1964 BASEBALL RESULTS QC Opponent 1 Westheld State College 6 1 Central Connecticut State College 6 3 Bradford-Durfee College 4 Q10 insj 0 Stonehill College 1 New Bedford Institute 4 C14 insj 2 New Bedford Institute 2 fcalled - darknessj 2 Southern Connecticut State College 3 6 Fairfield University 2 8 Curry College 3 15 New Haven College 7 4 Danbury State College 0 4 University of Bridgeport 1 1 New Haven College 4 9 Curry College 7 10 Bridgewater State College 0 2 Bridgewater State College 10 2 Danbury State College 5 3 Nichols College 6 Final Record: 7 Wins, 10 Losses, 1 Tie Cancelled due to rain - Stonehill. warms up before the big game Ace pitcher Bob Martino

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TENNIS The 1964 tennis squad ventured into its first season of intercollegiate competition and came out with a poor 2-9 record. Former baseball coach Burt Kahn took over the reins as tennis mentor when joe Bean became the baseball leader. Freshman Al Ressa was the outstanding player for Kahn's club with support coming from jim Potter and Don Doring. Only Potter and Cliff Langan have graduated, so .C. fans can ex ect to see their team move u in P P 1965. George Duffy, jr. '66 QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE 1964 TENNIS RESULTS Opponents Southern Connecticut State 4 Central Connecticut State 6 Cancelled ,. , .. Stonehill College New Haven College 7 Southern Connecticut State 4 Curry College 5 University of Bridgeport 9 Central Connecticut State 6 Curry College 7 University of Bridgeport 9 New Haven College 8 Nichols College 8