Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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JV S Standing: Coaclv Don Cooley, Cliff Long, jack Oppelz, Larry Kraft. Bob Massey. Mike Reiglv, Norm Smillv, Tony Royal, Bob Burns, Gene Iolmson. Tom Bertino. Coach Wally Flynn. Kneeling: Ray Clifford, Steve Rynorki. Tom Rulratino. Bill Fetter. foe Galipeau, Bill Rithler. jack Terienlvaurrz, manager, Al McDor111ell, Bill Carey, Pete Mizir, ,lim Bielqer, Carl Herilzels. A Nia-W -33, Q li, . , , . . . . . . . 7, 0lL'IlIl2ll powt't' lor thc' HMO xznsity showctl itsvll in tlns ycztrs junior lr. lf-ffl . ,. . . 4- ' Varsity squzicl. XX ins :incl losscs split L'YClllly in thc 1918 scztson lor thi' Lfmolcy-c'o:tc-lit-tl Luhs. Sllllllill' to thcn' oltlct' lJl'OIllL'l'S on tht' x':n'sity sclnzttl. tht' 4IV's usctl :t witlc running 'll-liOl'III2ll.l0ll with plcntilul passing :intl lillblillllllg. 'I'ht' young Ratngvrs ant- lDl'0llll ol' thvit' ztvt't'ztgc ol' 375 yznxls gztinctl pct' ganna: l'.l'Ulll lfrflliml. Prohzthly tht- ntost cxciting gznnc' ol' thc' scztson was with P111 when with only two ntinntcs lt-lt to play :tml thc scott- ztgztinst .IVE li-0. thc in- spitctl Rztngcr PIKCIJS went 85 yznxls in six plays lor ll touchclown :intl at win 7-li.

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AS I' asketball in the l948-49 season was definitely a moral success at St. Martins Nobly lead by the valiant efforts of Coach X. Nady, the Rangers opened their season with an overtime conference win against UBC, finished with a string of final- second losses. Highlight of the season was the brilliant pivot-work of center Dean Dion. Big Dean copped the league scoring honors with a total of 216 points, edging out Pl,C's Harry Mc- Claughlin by one substantial bucket. Crmsisien1'P1n1rl1. Bright spot of the '48-'49 season was the consistent scoring punch added to the attack by the freshmen hoopsters. Such men as Bob Burns, Scott Fraser, Gerry Kelly, and Bob Mcllvilly, may prove rnain eogs is the Rangerls maple future. Playing the final season for the Saints was veteran Ben Fuchs, one of the hardest driv- ing guards in the business. Fuchs was award- ed the Inspirational trophy by his teannnates at the season's close. Big Spook. Carl Siebers, another able vet- eran of the hardwood courts, switched to cen- ter position when not playing his regular spot at forward. Big Spook, using his height to an advantage, proved a lethal weapon on the scoring line. Y I he pictures to the left show some of ' W the action packed scenes of Ranger games. The top picture shows Dean Dion be- ing fouled by john Macready Q29j of PLC. The other members of the Lute team are lVells QYSOQ, Kauth Q28j and Norm Smith of St. lXIartin's. ,Zim ' QW Uhr Center picture shows Bob Basich Qfllj fak- ing a shot and passing off to Carl Siebers Members of the XVestern XVashington team are Scott Qlij, Patterson QED and lVicks U11-Q. Bottom photo was taken as the Rangers took to the floor against Pacific Lutheran Col- lege. The men are, left to right, Norm Smith CHQ, Ben Fuchs QED, john Donohue 4271 Carl Siebers and Coach X. Nady. A Rigfvl topfCoffege varsity: Scott Frarer, Nori11 Smith. Right bottom-Dean Dion, Gerry Kelley.