1965 Yearbook
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1965 Yearbook
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Relays, Middle-Distance: BEE Strong Points
Wayne Robertson, one of the best
hurdlers in Illinois when he was in
high school. Robertson was a consistent winner all year. One of his
best times came in the Black Hawk
Relays when he took the 220 low
hurdles in a time of 26.7.
In May the Bees went across the
river to compete in the Black Hawk
Relays. While going against seven
other schools, the Bees took the
sprint medley in a time of 3:36.4.
Cervantes, Fulton, Collins, and Johnson joined together to form the winning team. They also took the mile
relay, with the same team, in a time
of 3:28.7. Pat Murray took the high
jump with a jump of 6'2Va\
The Bees can look forward to
spring with the services of ten returning lettermen, plus some outstanding freshmen. The future looks
bright for the cinder men.
Letterman Steve Miclot demonstrates the
proper form for the shotput to two freshmen hopefuls Don Sier and Bill Plambeck.
VARSITY GOLF
5—Wins 6—Losses
St. Ambrose Opponents
14.5 Black Hawk 3.5
10.5 Parsons 7.5
15 Graceland 0
14 Rockford 4
6 Loras 12
10 Wesleyan 2
5.5 Loras 6.5
4.5 Platteville 13.5
6 Loras 12
8 Platteville 10
4.5 Western Ill. 13.5
State NAIA Title
138
Defending State Champs Greet Four Returning Lettermen
Returning lettermen Bill Maloney, Ron McGarry, Vince Neu, Jerry Keefe.
GOLF
The 1964 golf season can be summed up as a semi-successful season.
While faltering in their dual matches
the Bees proved themselves by winning the Iowa NAIA golf title.
The Bees opened the season on
the right foot. Their first win came
over Black Hawk by a score of 14 1/2-
3 1/2. Their first match at home was
won over Parsons 10 1/2-7 1/2. The
Bees continued their winning streak
by stopping Graceland 15-0. The
first taste of defeat came at the
hands of arch-rival Loras. Before
winning the State Title, the team
finished up their regular schedule
with a loss to Western Illinois, one
of the top golf powers in the Mid-
Western college circles.
The team was lead by lettermen
Vince Neu, Bill Maloney, Jerry
Keefe, Bob Martin, and Ron McGarry. Graduation took only one
member, Bob Martin.
ATHLETICS 153
Wayne Robertson, one of the best
hurdlers in Illinois when he was in
high school. Robertson was a consistent winner all year. One of his
best times came in the Black Hawk
Relays when he took the 220 low
hurdles in a time of 26.7.
In May the Bees went across the
river to compete in the Black Hawk
Relays. While going against seven
other schools, the Bees took the
sprint medley in a time of 3:36.4.
Cervantes, Fulton, Collins, and Johnson joined together to form the winning team. They also took the mile
relay, with the same team, in a time
of 3:28.7. Pat Murray took the high
jump with a jump of 6'2Va\
The Bees can look forward to
spring with the services of ten returning lettermen, plus some outstanding freshmen. The future looks
bright for the cinder men.
Letterman Steve Miclot demonstrates the
proper form for the shotput to two freshmen hopefuls Don Sier and Bill Plambeck.
VARSITY GOLF
5—Wins 6—Losses
St. Ambrose Opponents
14.5 Black Hawk 3.5
10.5 Parsons 7.5
15 Graceland 0
14 Rockford 4
6 Loras 12
10 Wesleyan 2
5.5 Loras 6.5
4.5 Platteville 13.5
6 Loras 12
8 Platteville 10
4.5 Western Ill. 13.5
State NAIA Title
138
Defending State Champs Greet Four Returning Lettermen
Returning lettermen Bill Maloney, Ron McGarry, Vince Neu, Jerry Keefe.
GOLF
The 1964 golf season can be summed up as a semi-successful season.
While faltering in their dual matches
the Bees proved themselves by winning the Iowa NAIA golf title.
The Bees opened the season on
the right foot. Their first win came
over Black Hawk by a score of 14 1/2-
3 1/2. Their first match at home was
won over Parsons 10 1/2-7 1/2. The
Bees continued their winning streak
by stopping Graceland 15-0. The
first taste of defeat came at the
hands of arch-rival Loras. Before
winning the State Title, the team
finished up their regular schedule
with a loss to Western Illinois, one
of the top golf powers in the Mid-
Western college circles.
The team was lead by lettermen
Vince Neu, Bill Maloney, Jerry
Keefe, Bob Martin, and Ron McGarry. Graduation took only one
member, Bob Martin.
ATHLETICS 153
Publisher
Smith Crafted Cover
Date
1965
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/1130