University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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■ .L I- v f .. v. ■ 7 ■ ■ Row I — left to right — Bill Warren, George Campbell, Bruce Knipp, Jim Pryde, Dave Mead, Joe Zamora. Row II — Duke Ellington, Ken Cavanaugh, Kermit Harcos, Jim Perino. Row III — Gary Hildebrandt, Jim Black, Herb Lieper, Walt Harcos, Fred Standifer, Don Smith, Dave Boraker, Jim Law, Roland Cordobes, Gene Smith. VARSITY TRACK 88

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In their final home appear- ance of the season the Gal- lonmen fell to Cal Poly 75-59. This was the Mustangs fourth straight win over the luckless Gauchos. The Gauchos aver- aged a cold 20% of their floor shots and were general- ly outplayed by the bigger and faster Cal Poly men. Sen- ior guard Frank Bennett meld- ed twenty points. Bennett was the only U.C.S.B. player who could consistently find the range throughout the contest. Dennis Nielson, the sometimes Maurey Taft of the Santa Bar- bara Casaba offering, was held scoreless until the last ten minutes of the game when he bumped through five quick baskets. Gene Freeman was the only other Gaucho besides the two guards to break into the double figures; the Soph- omore forward tallied 12 points. El Gaucho: Why didn ' t the Gauchos win more games this year? Neilson: There are two principles to consider when playing, what you want to do for yourself and what you should do for the team. Often we were wor- rying too much about our- selves ... we worried about our points and played for our- selves at times. Bennett: On this team nobody is head and shoulders above anyone else. Consequently we thought we had to score to start. When we should have looked for the other guy we looked for our- selves.

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Row I — left to right — Dick Ryan, Chuck Coventon, Dick Ased. Row II — Art Walton, Dave Cun- nington, George Meyers, Al Dexter, Mel Kohn, Bill Hand. Row III — John Duffey, Ken Brovard, Bernie Weiner, Joe Taylor, J. Lyons, Larry Rocker. FROSH TRACK 89