Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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, 1 clgtx' X The golf team and the weather had one thing in common this spring-they were both very unpredict- ablel The squad teed off in the right direction by clubbing California S. T. C., 5 to 2, in mid-April, then four more matches went by before the second victory could be realized, this one over St. Francis. Both wins came on the 'home' links at the Greene County Coun- try Club, five miles from the campus. Actually, there were very few practice sessions for the team. The course was wet most of the spring, and at times consecutive matches were played without practice swings between them. Especially active around the links were Bill Wil- son, Bob Fullerton, George Scott, Art Zeth, Bill Knauber, Bill Hurd, and John Kinsey. Despite handicaps, they improved consistently as the season progressed. With better luck, and weather, the boys should deliver truer drives next spring. RESULTS California Teachers College Duquesne University ..,....,,.. West Va. University ..... Youngstown College ........ St. Francis College . .........,.. . West Va. University ,.......,,. California Teachers College Washington 8. Jefferson ..... Duquesne University ,.... Youngstown College ..... 0 x vm V HB' 96 W Like the Form? Wbg 5 3 0 1 Washington 8. Jefferson ..,.,....... 2 6V2 2V2 6 3M 3 'IW Opp. 2 T2 9 9 7 'lb 6M 12 5V2 6 4V2

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THE LEWIS STORY ln wrestling, an individual is on his own, and as 'Ace' Wiley, venerable WC wrestler in the 30s and coach, says, . . . it's the toughest 8 minutes you can spend. Few students dreamed, as they were study- ing in their rooms one night last April, that on another campus, their classmate, George Lewis, was carrying Waynesburg's colors to glory by being the first Orange and Black grappler to win the 125-lb. National wrest- ling title. His 'Feat was acknowledged at a rally Cpicturel after his return. From Farrell, Pa., George is only a sophomore. He was three-time state cham- pion in high school, and was unbeaten all season. He has lost but two matches in col- legiate competition. Other outstanding members of the team were Don Thomas, fourth best in his weight in the nation, Ralph Fuller, who dropped out of the tourney because of an ailing elbow and Gene Bowman and Tommy Lewis, promising freshmen. Gene Bowman Tommy Lewis

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