Struck to Retire Dutch's Dedication to HC Athletics
Hanover College prepares to honor Raymond Dutch Struck for decades of influence on athletes and students. The beloved coach and mentor, known for his spirited campus presence, will retire next fall after years of motivating players, classroom guidance, and cheerful quips that defined his unique style.
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Thanks Given For E-ball Support After Kansas City
Coach Collier and the basketball team thank all who helped after the post season in Kansas City. They acknowledge telegrams and letters of encouragement and express regret they could not win the title, hoping for another year.
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St. Pierre Named Hanover MVP for 1967-68 Basketball
Sophomore Rob St. Pierre from Dayton Ohio was chosen as Hanover College Most Valuable Player for the 1967-68 season in a vote by the Hanover cage squad. He averaged 19.4 points and 12.0 rebounds per game, shot .733 from the line, made All Hoosier College Conference, second team All District 21, and scored 55 points with 28 rebounds in the NAIA tournament.
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Cindermen Dominate Berea With Duiser Trio of Firsts
Panther trackmen crush Berea 97 to 7 in home meet led by Tom Duiser sweeping shot put discus and javelin. George Rieger 40 ft 3 in triple jump and Tim Kirkpatrick 1 02.2 in 440 hurdles highlight. Dundee Harwood vaults 13 ft 9 in.
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Betas Leading All-Sports Standings In Intramurals
Beta Theta Pi has 255 points to Phi Delta Theta’s 241 with Sigma Chi third at 162. Phi Gamma Delta 102 Lambda Chi Alpha 99 Crowe 87 Wiley 61 Blythe 11. The season features football badminton volleyball pool bowling swimming. A-league basketball was won by Lambdas led by George Voivodas. Remaining events include ping pong tennis horseshoes and softball. Last year Phi Delt won ping pong and Beta horseshoes and tennis. A three way tie for softball last year among Lambda Chi Betas and Phi Delts suggests a tight race for the all-sports trophy.
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