Six Panthers Earn All Conference Honors
Hanover's Panthers earned multiple all star honors with six players named to the Hoosier Conference All Star squad and five to the NAIA District 21 team. At a Varsity H meeting, All-HCC selections included Alan Kolb, John Willman, Dick Hall, Phil Winning, Tom Spencer, and Chuck Smith.
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Panthers
Hanover
Alan Kolb
John Willman
Dick Hall
Phil Winning
Tom Spencer
Chuck Smith
Kolb
Hall
Willman
Winning
Spencer
Hanover Panthers Dominate In 1966 Grid Stats And Awards
Hanover's 45 point outburst against Earlham highlighted a 19.7 season scoring average as the Panthers led HCC offensively. Taylor paced defense allowing 71 points in eight games. Hanover surrendered 16.1 per game. Manchester had the largest margin of victory at 156-98, a 7.2 average difference. Hanover dropped three games to Center, Franklin, and Manchester by seven total points and another seven to Georgetown. Seniors Kolb and Willman were honored for a second year. Varsity award selections also announced with Kolb named Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Lineman, Hall receiving the Dutch Struck Mental Attitude Award, and Hall and Kolb named honorary co-captains for the season.
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Earlham
Panthers
Taylor
Manchester
Franklin
Kolb
Willman
Panther
Hall
R. F
HC Opp
Georgetown Anderson
Indiana Central
Centre Taylor
Wabash
Kimmell
Busart
Brooks
Russell
Latran
Neale
Harriers Move Up to Fourth at HCC Meet
Hanover men finished fourth at the HCC cross country conference meet, with Taylor winning the race in 20:12.6 as IC followed closely behind. Individual finishers included Blair and Laue neck and neck for seventh and eighth, Wilson twenty third, Jackson twentyfifth, Rider twenty ninth, and Koedkoop thirty ninth.
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Hanover
Phil Captain
Taylor
Fritz Hohit
Gordon McAlpine
Farlham
Jeff Blair
John Laue
Finshed
Lane
Blair
Lee Wilson
Dave Jackson
Paul Rider
Joost Koedkoop
Panthers Triumph Over Earlham 45 25 in Gridiron Clash
Hanover dominates Earlham with a 45 to 25 victory. Keith Kimmel and Chip Neale spark a highPowered offense while Phil Winning, Al Kolb and Joe Latran convert key points. Earlham answers with multiple scores including Ron Furniss and Gabe Fraire passes. Final score Hanover 45 Earlham 25.
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Panther
Hanover
Kent Kledzik
Earlham
Keith Kimmel
Latron
Hilltoppers
Phil Winning
Mike Flanagan
Neale
al Kolb
Quakers
Panthers
Ron Furniss
Kolb
Latran
Gabe Fraire
Mike Benson
Kimmel
Joel Kelley
Phil Palumbo
Hanover Wrestlers Begin Practice With Entrekin Leading Returnees
Hanover's 1966-67 wrestling team opened practice under coach Herb Strayer with conference champ Bill Entrekin returning to anchor the lineup. Lettermen Tom Cullison and Jamie Kerchner provide support, while freshmen and possible heavyweight fills loom as key questions. Coach Strayer invites interested students to join immediately.
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Triangle
Bill Entrekin
Entrekin
Hanover
Tom Cullison
Jamie Kerchner
Chip Fiordalis
Joe Morton
Bob Siebel
Nick Webster
Steve Travis
Officials Clinic Planned by Bonsett and Collier in Lynn Hall
Dean Bonsett and Coach Collier will lead a basketball officiating clinic for prospective intramural officials in Lynn Hall on Monday November 28 from 8 30 to 10 00. Jim Dent and Larry Hinkle supervise IM Basketball and warn that missing the clinic will disqualify current officials. The session will cover basic officiating concepts and rule interpretation. All students are invited to attend regardless of interest in officiating.
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Dean Bonsett
Collier
Lynn Hall
Jim Dent
Larry Hinkle
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Kolb, Willman Repeat
Dee MacDonald
Georgetown
NAIA
Harriers
HCC
Anderson
Chuck Howard
Mike Puterbaugh
Sam Hogenaurer
Quaker
Chip Neale
Joe Latran
Ramsey Coates
Scott Ream
Carl Busart
Hoosier
Spartans
ECHC
ALL Franklin
Hanover Taylor Anderson
Munier
By Ron Brogan
Herb Strayer
James Hatcher
Strayer
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