San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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But Win Zone Runner-Up Trophy Ranger Captains Elwood Plummer and Frank Jasso flank the run. ner-up trophy as the team proudly displays their latest prize. Entering the National Junior College Ath- letic Association Region 14 South Zone Tourna- ment with the best record, the San Antonio Col- lege Rangers came out with the runner-up trophy and placed two men on the All-Tournament team. After drawing a bye in first-round compe- tition, the Smithmen clipped Victoria 73-57 in the semi-final match and lost a hectic scramble against the clock to South Texas Junior College 70-66 in the championship game. Frank Davis and Elwood Plummer were voted to the All Tour- ney squad. Elwood Plummer All-Tournament Battle for the ball and break for the basket! That was the strategy in the championship game of the NJCAA Region 14 Tournament with Texas Southmost. 215

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Rangers Lose to Conference Teams All-TJCAC choice Elwood Plummer pumps a shot against Sch- reiner. While demolishing most of their opposition during the season, the SAC Rangers finished dis- appointingly near last place in the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference. Starting into TJCAC play with a solid 9-0 record, the Rangers fell to South Texas Junior College 83-60. They won their next two confer- ence games before losing a heart-breaker at Whar- ton 87-84 in double overtime. The SAC cagers then took only two of their last six circuit games. Named to the All-Zone TJCAC team were Da- vid Porter and Elwood Plummer. Pushing the ball over the rim for a tally, Robert Land- strom outmaneuvers ihree Schreiner opponents. Robert Landstrom crooks his neck to see if his lay-up falls through the net as Elwood Plummer readies himself for a possible rebound against Texas Southmost defenders. 214

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SAC Distance Men Excell Led by a crack distance-running quartet of Pete Criollo, Arthur Rodriguez, Jesse Martinez, and Jesse Garcia, the 1964 Ranger track team captured second-place honors at the Harlandale Relays and the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference Meet, third-place at the San Antonio College Invitational Meet, and fourth-place titles at the Pirate and Blinn Relays. With Criollo, Martinez, and Garcia running the mile and two-mile races, and Rodriguez the half-mile, the Rangers were held scoreless only at the Border Olympics and the Texas Relays. Rodriguez trained into peak condition near the close of the season and was the upset victor in the 880 at the confer- ence, state, and national levels. His winning time in becom- ing the national champion was 1:55.1. Voted as captain of the 1964 cindermen was honor stu- dent and two-year letterman David Karney. He ran the 330- yard low hurdles and the 120-yard high hurdles. The 1964 track team schedule was as follows; February March April May 29 San ' Antonio College Invitational Meet 5-7 14 21 3-4 9 27-28 Border Olympics Pirate Relays Harlandale Relays Texas Relays Blinn Relays TJCAC Meet 15-16 NJCAA Meet I - $ 216 Jesse Garcia Pete Criollo Jesse Martinez 880, Mile, 880, Mile, 880, Mile 2-Mile 2-Mile 2-Mile