South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - Engineer Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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Tennis Team- Shares S.D.I.C. Tech's '72 tennis team ipiled up early points in the SDIC Tennis Tournament held in Rapid City and tied Dakota State of lVl'adison with 28 points for the conference crown. Bob Gray was defeated in the finals, a'nd Tech's doubles team of Al Jones and Bill Hyde also were beaten in the finals both losses coming at itheihands of Dakota State opl ponents. The team under theiclirection of Coach Ekeland also. proved themselves during a strongidual match schedule. Members of this years team were: Steve Richards, Rob Gray, Bob lVloe, Bill Hyde, and Al Jones. 4-',4 le-P, D '1Wwf-'- 'J ' A . . 'i MEF l ' ' 9 i f sg: ,la MWA, E 4. in ff N- f ' M i T I i 'lifili le i s...,,.,s A Ago!-I Q f L ' 5 J ,

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