Tri-State Track Team Clinches 15 Wins in 1971 Season
The 1971 Tri-State track squad posted 15 victories and 6 defeats, setting 12 school records despite a short season. MVP George Gustovich led with three new marks and four career records, while teammate Michael Wells and Robert Lettie also set multiple records. Coach Rogan lauds the squad and notes freshmen will carry on after several seniors depart.
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George Gustovich
George
Jim Kaur
Rogan
Michael Wells
Robert Lettie
Bob Wright
Michael Wirt
Dennis Richardson
Ronald Shipley
Ron Shipley
Dan Armentano
Robert Settle
Carl Bennett
Joe Fundak
Ira Nelson
Greg Warren
Eric Dinehart
Bob Gregor
Greg Davis
Gene Rzepka
Bill
Bruce Bryan
Bob Neely
Bill Bertram
Robert Simmons
Richard Cotton
Jim Hammond
Robert Bartec
1971 Track Team Sets New Records and Goes 12-0
The 1971 track team set six new all time marks and twelve new records across events, finishing with a perfect season record of 15-0. Team records fell in sprint and distance events as athletes achieved multiple best marks in dual meets.
Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Graduation and House Notes
Spring and summer graduates honor Alpha Epsilon Pi members including David Somers Frank Allen Robert Hindley and Russ Smith. The note recalls ring ceremonies Scott Ours and Andy receive rings while underclassmen and pledges contribute to house activities and sports with West leading softball and a 5 and 1 pledge record.
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Alpha
Epsilon Pi
TLC
David Somers
Frank Allen
Robert Hindley
Russ Smith
David Ours
Andy
Tri State golf team posts best season record in history
Tri State College golf finishes 21-2-1, defends Mid Central Conference title and wins Manchester Invitational. Freshman Doug Booth leads with 74.5 average, Tony DeRosa goes 14-0 in match play, Pete Kempf 77.8, Gregg Berry 78.4, Jeff Jackson 78.5. Only Ball State and Oakland beat them. Hillsdale shut out 12-0 in final match.
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Frant Pete Hippensteel
Pete Peter
Newburgh
Dave Miller
Latham
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South Bend
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Trojans
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Toledo
Manchester
Taylor
Northwood
Doug’ Booth
Orland
Tony DeRosa
Angola
Pete Kempf
Auburn
Gregg Berry
Middlebury
Jeff Jackson
Selma
Wayne
Jann
Mike Cindia
Alliance
Ohio
Cindia
George Wilkins
Rochester N.Y
Phi Kappa Theta Names New Brothers and Sports Winners
Phi Kappa Theta announces new brothers Jim Chapman Bill Stuchman Greg Williams Eric Dinehart Glen Trego Rick Carlson Mike Smith Mike Crawford Al Fink leiiar Burt Dickenson. A water fight cooled off Sunday night after a hot weekend. The all sports dinner honors were awarded and the softball team beat Delta Chi 14 to 7 last week and anticipates two big games this week.
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Jim ‘Chapman
Bill Stuchman
Greg Williams
Eric Dinehart
Glen Trego
Rick Carlson
Mike Smith
Mike Crawford
al Finkleiiar
Burt Dickenson
Phi Kaps
Neely
Mitch
Delta Chi
Rube
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