Ball State Sweeps Two From Hanover Panthers
Hanover College opened the 1964 baseball season with a doubleheader loss to Ball State Teachers College, 15-1 and 4-0. Ball State scored 15 runs on 7 hits aided by 7 errors and 13 walks in game one. John Britton and Larry Morton were Hanover’s bright spots, with Morton driving in the lone run. Ball State pitcher Schmitz earned the first game win, Gary Scheidt took the loss. The second game saw Hanover’s improved fielding and a closer contest as Don Heady earned the win and John Thompson pitched well in defeat. Bruce Siebert and Gary Harner had Hanover’s lone hits in game two. Hanover next plays Bellarmine College in Louisville on Tuesday for a single game.
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Bellarmine College
Louisville
IM SHOWDOWN Betas Clinch Intramural A Crown 7-0
Beta Theta Pi crushed Phi Delts 60 to 47 to seal the intramural A league title with a perfect 7-0 mark. Chuck Jett scored 19, Dick Lesh 14 for Betas while Mike Groh led Phi Delts with 14 and Jim Epperson added 13. halftime 25-22, three-quarter 42-33.
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Trackmen Hold Squad Meet
An intrasquad track meet conducted by coaches Benhase and Worley featured events led by top finishers: Cliff Collins won the 120 yard high hurdles in 17.3, Larry Pugh topped the 100 yard dash in 10.7, Paul Rider won the mile in 4 55.1, Bill Brown, Al Roberts, Steve McGinnis, Ned Underwood anchored the 880 yard relay in 1 42.1, and Pete Kauss led the 880 yard dash in 56.3 and the intermediate hurdles in 44.0. Other wins included Bob Miller in the 220 yard dash in 24.6, Sam Moneyhan in discus with 131 feet, Dick Gingery in high jump at 5 9, Bill Hopkins in broad jump at 19 feet 4 inches, Jim Woods in javelin at 143 feet, and Bart Luedeke, Phil Brewer, Bob Miller, Pete Kauss in the mile relay.
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al Roberts
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Sam Moneyhan
Kaczmarek to Leave HC for Franklin Football Post
Lou Kaczmarek, line coach and wrestling and baseball coach at Hanover College, will coach Franklin High School football, succeeding Allan Poe. He signed a three year contract, is dorm supervisor at Wiley Hall with his wife, and has held eight coaching stops including Avon Elyria Catholic Cleveland Benedictine Toledo Whitner Green Spring Delta Hanover and now Franklin.
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