Tri-State Trojans finish season 14 10 in MCC page 4
Tri-State ends 1964-65 with a 14-10 record, a solid but not great year under a new coach hampered by injuries and cold shooting. The season review lists key games: victories over Griffin College Findlay Defiance and Indiana Tech, plus losses to Hillsdale and Huntington, with Sothery and Bobeck leading scorers and Rogan strong at clutch moments.
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Tri-State
Giffin
Smoots
Findlay
College
Joss
Carder
Twins
Oliver’ College
Comet
Yellowjackets
Trojan
Tony “Rogan
TSC
Lake
Michigan College
Sothery
Tri State
Spring Arbor
Bobeck
Lawrence Tech
Indiana Tech
Wall
Indiana Tech Trojans
Rogan
Tech
Northwood
Pleakly
al Morrison
Northwoods
Jerry Pettway
Blue Jays
Jim’ DeHaven
Arbor
Rocky Kent
Hillsdale College
Angola
Zigler
Warriors
Manchester
Mike Kock
Stan Weller
Spartans
Lothery Ends College Career at Tri-State
Ray Lothery, Tri-State senior center, closes his college basketball career after a 1964-65 season in which he led the Trojans in key stats. He averaged 23.1 points over 24 games for 554 total, 17 rebounds per game, 45.0 percent field goals, and 70.0 percent free throws. His high scoring game was 44 points and 29 rebounds in losses to Olivet College and Hillsdale College respectively.
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Olivet College
TSC
Jim’ DeHaven
Ed’ Donaldson
Lake
Michigan College
Trojans
Gant
LMC Falls
Indiana Tech Tri-State
Bulgin
Baile
Hill
Tech
Zigler
MCC
Ray Lothery
Tri-State
Lothery
Hillsdale College
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Conscience can guard against wrong joy in actions
A brief note reflects on conscience as a limiter, suggesting inner discipline helps resist harmful enjoyment and keeps moral judgment in check. The quote emphasizes self-control over temptation and the role of personal ethics.
Lothery Earns All-Conference Honors at Ind Tech Meet
Lothery, senior center for Tri-State, was named to the All-Mid-Central Conference team at a league meeting in Perry T. Ford Memorial Library. Zigler and Hickman of Indiana Tech join the first team with Paul of Huntington College and Grove of Grace College. Second team includes Smoots Tri-State Gres Indiana Tech Brown Indiana Tech Denton Grace Karsten Concordia.
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Angola
Ind—Ray Lothery
Perry T. Ford
Indiana Institute of Technology
Ron’ Zigler
Dave ‘Hickman
Kent. Paul
Huntington’ College
Gary Grove
Grace College
Sothery
Zigler
Hickman
Paul
Grove
Tri-State
Jim Smoots
TriState
John Gres
Indiana ‘Tech
Jom’ Brown
Francis ‘Denton
Grace
Darwin Ka
Car Club Plans Spring Rally Line-Up Events
The Sports Car Club held a vote on spring events. On April 4 a poker rally will test navigation and maintaining a safe average speed. May 2 features a novelty gymkhana with extra duties for the navigator. May 23 plans a hidden clue and picnic rally with a finish picnic sponsored by the club.
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Sports Car Club
Pep Band Shuts Down After Weak Support at Tri-State
Unsung heroes of Tri-State College, the Pep Band, promoted basketball spirit for seven weeks with limited student backing. Despite a talent pool of over one hundred, only about a dozen offered two to three hours of time. With missing instruments and sparse interest, the band ceased after the season, planning to regroup next fall when a new few may try to revive the ensemble.
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Tri-State College
Starids
Tri-State
Lothery ends season among top scorers in state
Ray Lothery of Lothery 7th In State closes 1964 season as a leading scorer with 24 points against Huntington on March 1. His final game lifts him to seventh in state scoring. Top Ten list shows Schellhase Purdue Zigler Indiana Tech Wade Indiana State Krider St Franks Paul Huntington Sothery Tri-State Federle Marion Bocken Taylor Neal Ball State with scores and totals.
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Ning
Defiance College
Rogan
Sothery
DeHaven
TSC
Paul
Shahan
Jackets
Grace College
Trojans
Gary Grove
Lancer
Grace
West
de Haven
Hillsdale
College Trojans
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Penards
Concordia College
Ac Sothery
Sey
Huntington
College Forresters
Kent Paul
Concordia ‘College
Jim Smoots
March Estate College Trojans
Forresters
Tri-State
MCC
State
Ray Lothery
Lothery
Cease Piss Ave
Humes
Evansville
Schellhase
Purdue
Zigler
Indiana Tech
Wade
Indiana State
Krider
St. Franks
Federle
Marion
Bocken, Taylor
Neal
Ball State
Tri State basketball seals first championship season
History at Tri State marks 1962-63 as the first championship era. The team posted a 15-5 record, signaling rising sports prominence under coach and faculty pride. Goals included beating Tech and winning a conference title, with the latter achieved and ongoing aspirations continuing.
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Tris State
Tri-State
T.S.C
Tech
TSC Purchases Indoor Golf Cage for Off Season Practice
Through the cooperative efforts of B J Mummert director of athletics and Ray Porter varsity golf coach TSC has purchased a four sided indoor golf net. The cage will be used for indoor driving and iron shot practice by the varsity golf team in the off season.
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B. J. Mummert
Ray Porter
TSC
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