University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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M ' , 1 1 1 1' i f S l l GOLF 1958 The 1958 University of Hartford Golf team had the best record of all varsity sports in the university. Led by Captain Paul Marian- elli, the team posted an impressive record. Lacking a bit of depth, the team still had little trouble with their competitors. Bill Burke and Tom Nettlebladt, the winner of the fall golf tournament, aided the team considerably in the clutch. Nineteen fifty-nine appears to be the best year Hartford has had in many years. The squad is stronger and has a great deal of depth. Ken Silvers, Henderson Duval, and Millard Lewis will round out a good solid team. Returning lettermen Tom Nettlebladt, Howard Dai Rees, Bill Burke, and Bob Petrella should add the needed experience which is imperative to every team. 'mga Qqv- -K .Y .,. We . -- .1 v' . , A . -... ---Y -...v,..1L L-R, kneeling: Howard Rees, Ken Katz, John Daly. Standing: Tom Nettelbladt, Paul Marlarrella, Bill Burke. ' ll-U ' 't G If Tournament- 1958 Fall gpannukallgeinfmfriffarrgurgl Sports Director, runnerup, Bob Petrella, and winner Tom Nettlebladt. K. ff-

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73 1 X TAN: I 8 . ,,,,. .1 35, TENNIS Beres, E. Sweeney, Coach. 2nd row: D. Chamberlain, R. Tanguay, N LR 1st row: A. Plumbo, Mgr., R. Heavisides, A. Billok, E. Drotar, K. Larson, Captain, F. Mulhowland, J. Shuck. , RECORD: l Hartford 1 Fairfield 8 TENNIS 1958 The 1958 University of Hartford Tennis team, led by Captain Norm Larson, did its best to come up with a winning season. Hampered by tough competition and lack of depth, the team mustered only one win during the regular season. The victim was Danbury Teachers College by a score of 4-3. Coach Eugene Sweeney's squad did, however, play numerous close games under overwhelming odds. Their loss to Bridgeport University was by but three points in the first encounter and by only one point in the return match. A loss to Danbury Teachers found the team only three points behind once again. The same margin existed in the Kings College game. Coach Sweeney anticipates a good 1959 season with a little luck. A few good prospects in line for starting berths on the team should add a great deal of depth. John Bronson, winner of the University Tennis Tournament held in the fall, will be needed strength along with Bernie Epstein who was the first man on the University of Connecticut tennis team not many years ago. ln this department the future looks bright. Hartford -4 Danbury 3 Hartford 3 Bridgeport 6 Hartford 1 Clark 8 Hartford 3 Kings 6 Hartford 3Vz Assumption 5V2 Hartford 0 T.C.C. 9 Hartford 4 Bridgeport 5 Hartford 2 Danbury 5 Hartford 2 T. C. C. 7 First Annual All-University Tennis Tournament-1958 Fall R , L-R: Tennis Coach Gene Sweeney, Miss Lettermens Club 8 Ganter, Winner John Bronson, Miss Callboard Nona Leturmy, all runnerup Ed Drotar,

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