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* TeJUW 1966 "l --CONTENTS--
General Facts and Information About State College of Iowa • . . . . • 1
1966 Baseball Schedule, 1965 Baseball Results • • •• · ~ · • • • • • • 2
SCI Baseball Roster • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . • • • • • • 3 1966 Baseball Outlook • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4-5 Head Coach J.D. Anderson Biography • •••• •••• • •• ••••• 5 1964 Baseball Statistics, Former NCC Champions, All- Conference • ••• 6
Whitford' s 36-Year Record at SCI • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • 7
All-Ti~ SCI Baseball Records (Year by Year) • • . . • • • • • • • • • 8-9 SCI Team Records ••••••• ...... • 9 1966 Track Schedule, 1966 Indoor and 1965 Outdoor Results • . . . • • 10 1966 SCI Track Roster • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • 11 1966 Track Outlook and Biography of Coach Jack Jennett •• • •••• 12-13 43rd Annual Arthur Dickinson Relays •• ...... ~ Outdoor Track Records by SCI Athletes • ...... 15 SCI Arthur Dickinson Relay Records (College Division) •••••••• 16 SCI Arthur Dickins on Relay Records (High School Division) • • • • • • 17
North Central Conference Track Records ...... • • • • ••• 18 Indoor Track Records by SCI Athletes ...... • • • • • • • • 19 o. R. Latham Stadium Indoor Records •• • • • ...... • 20 o. R. Latham Stadium Outdoor Records ...... • 21 SCI Freshman Indoor Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 22 North Central Conference Champions • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 23 1966 Tennis and 1966 Golf Schedules and 1965 Results • • • •• • ••• 24 1966 Tennis and Golf Rosters • • • • • • • • • • • • • 25
1966 Tennis Outlook and Biography of Coach Pete Mazula • • • •• 26 1966 Golf Outlook and Biography of Coach Chuck Patten • ...... • 27 Primary Press, Radio and TV Outlets •••• • •••• • . . . . • 28 GENERAL FACTS AND Il'WORMATION ABOUT SCI The State College of Iowa is located on a 468-acre tract of larrl on the south west edge of Cedar Falls. The living needs as well as the classroom and lab oratory requirements for its 6,504 students are served by some 30 major build ings. Founded as Iowa State Normal School in 1876, the name was changed to Iowa State Teachers College in 1909, and to State College of Iowa in 1961. A leader in the field of teacher education, SCI also offers the bachelor's degree in liberal and vocational arts. The College curriculum includes courses lead ing to the master of arts degree and the specialist in education degree. t ) Location -- Cedar Falls, Iowa (Population, 26,000) Founded - - 1876 Enrollment -- 6,504 Colors -- Purple and Old Gold Nicknaroo -- Panthers Conference -- North Central (Admitted December 15, 1934l President -- Dr. J. W. Maucker (Augustana, Ill.)( Athletic Director -- Dr. J . H. Witham (Bemidji State)
Faculty Representative -- Dr. R. J . Schlicher (Iowa Wesleyan) Sports Information Director -- Dick Dietl (Luther) Coaching Staff -- Football - Stan Sheriff (Cal Poly) Track -- Jack Jennett (Drake) Basketball -- Norm Stewart (Missouri) Tennis -- Pete Mazula (Cortland StatE Wrestling -- Chuck Patten (SCI) Golf -- Chuck Patten (SCI) Baseball - - J. D. Anderson (Eastern Ill.) Cross Country -- Jack Jennett (Drake : Athletic Units - - O. R. Latham Stadium (8,000) - Dedicated 1940 Men's GY"mnasium (3,000) - Dedicated 1925 Baseball Field (1,500) Tennis Courts (500) Golf Course - 9 holes, expanding to 18 Intramural Program -- Director, Bill Thrall (Wisconsin State College, Lacrosse) Flag Football, Swimming, Basketball, Handball, Wrestling, Volleyball, Golf, Tennis, Track, Softball. Telephone Numbers -- Athletic Offices -- 266-1721 (Ext. 341) Sports Informat ion -- 266-1721 (Ext. 327) (Horoo Phone -- 266-8943)
-1- 1966 BASEBAnL SCHEDULE Date Date Opponent No. Site Time
April 9 Saturday Wartburg l Cedar Falls 1:00 p.m. 11 Monday Coe 2 Cedar Rapids 1:30 p.m. 16 Saturday North Dakota State 2 Cedar Falls Noon 19 Tuesday Iowa State l Cedar Falls 3:30 p.m. 23 Saturday Morninside 2 Cedar Falls Noon
( ' 26 Tuesday Wartburg 1 Waverly 3:30 p. m. 27 Wednesday Wartburg 1 Cedar Falls 3:30 p.m. 30 Sat\l!'day South Dakota U. 2 Vermillion, S.D. Noon May 2 Monday Winona State 1 Winona, Minn. 3:30 p.m. 4 Wednesday Lacrosse State 1 Cedar Falls 3:30 p.m. 7 Saturday South Dakota State 2 Brookings, S.D. Noon 9 Monday Drake 1 Cedar Falls 3:30 p.m. 14 Saturday Augustana 2 Cedar FalJs Noon 16 Monday Wartburg 1 Waverly 3 :30 p.m. 21 Saturday North Dakota U. 2 Grand Forks, N.D. Noon
1965 Results (10-4-1) Record Against 1966 Opponents 0 Coe 0 (13 inn.) Series SCI SCI 3 N. Dakota St. 2 Opponent Began Won Lost-Tiec 2 N. Dakota St. 0 11 Winona State 6 Augustana 1937 15 1 4 Drake 1 10 Lacrosse St. 0 Coe 1906 20 13-1 0 Lacrosse St. 1 10 South Dakota 3 Drake 1907 34 11 12 South Dakota 0 7 Iowa State 1 Iowa State 1906 24 36 2 Wartburg 5 1 S. Dakota St. 3 Lacrosse State 1948 10 8 5 s. Dakota St. 1 12 Wartburg 5 Morningside 1916 16 6 NCAA Regional Playoff North Dakota 0 Luther 4 1961 6 1 North Dakota State 1964 3 1 South Dakota 1958 15 l South Dakota State 1948 14 4 Wartburg 1918 17 11 <'
-2- SCI BASEBALL R03rER - 1966 Bats Throws Name Pos. R-L R-L Age Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown Dennis Cryer c R R 19 5-10 175 Soph. Treynor, Ia. Mike Culver OF R-L R 19 5-11 180 Soph. Boone, Ia. Bob Everding p R R 20 5-10 170 Jr. Tripoli, Ia. Ron Foell 2B L R 20 5-7 160 Soph. Rockwell, Ia. Terry Fox OF R R 19 5-7 165 Soph . Perry, Ia. Virgil Goodrich* p R R 21 6-0 190 Jr. Klemme, Ia. Tom Griffin OF R R 19 5-7 140 Soph. Morning Sun, Ia. Ed Gross p L L 19 6-0 165 Soph. Brooklyn, Ia. Ben Halupnik* c R R 21 6-0 175 Sr. Toledo, Ia. Roger Hasselbrink p R R 21 5-11 175 Jr. Kellog, Ia. Leo Hensley* OF-P L L 21 5-10 160 Sr. Cumberland, Ia. Frank Huston* p R R 23 6-0 175 Sr. Sioux City, Ia. Larry Joens* lB R R 22 6-0 170 Jr. Cedar Falls, Ia. Phil Johnson* p R R 21 6-4 185 Sr. Northwood, Ia, John Kneeland lB R-L L 19 5-10 170 Soph. Waterloo, Ia. Dave Lister lB L 1 19 6-3 185 Soph. Newton, Ia. Dennis MacLennon OF R R 19 5-9 155 Soph. Waterloo, Ia. Ron Morse* 2B R R 21 5-5 145 Sr. Charles City,Ia. John Nelson* 3B R R 21 $-11 175 Jr. Waterloo, Ia. Bill Padget p 1 L 19 6-1 165 Soph. Warren, Ia. Fred Picket* C-OF 1 R 20 6-1 170 Jr. Roselle, Ill. Bill Strattman OF R R 21 5-10 175 Jr. Waverly, Ia. Jerry Tarkett c R R 19 6-0 185 Soph. Waterloo, Ia. Dennis Tostenson p R R 20 5-11 170 Jr. Albert Lea,Minn. Jim Videtich* SS L R 22 6-0 165 Sr. Tama, Ia. John Lounsberry SS R R 19 5-10 145 Soph. Cedar Falls, Ia. *Lettermen
-3- 1966 Baseball Outlook ''We're not going to club any team into submission with powerful bats," said
J.D. Anderson as he sub~ted to his first press meeting, "but we have speed and depth on our side and we'll be a running t-ell.mand a defensive team." Anderson, who replaces the now retired Mon Whitford, is optimistic about his first panther team listing pluses in most spots and only doubts about two spots ••• pitching and first base. The little southpaw master, Tom Simpson, who held the North Central Conference in the palm of his hand for three years, has graduated. SCI became accustomed to
Simpson 1s masterful touch and because of this Anderson is a bit worried. He has the veteran Phil Johnson, 6-4 righthander, back and letterman Frank Huston, but not one lefty with any experience. The search is on in earnest with outfielder Leo Hensley even taking a crack at it. First base is not in that kind of trouble. Anderson has a more pleasant problem. Three cand:Ldates of equal skills with letterman Larry Joens leading the race ove r Dave Lister and John Kneeland, both sophomores.
The rest of the picture is more roses than gloom, and the defense should sparkle.
''We 're pretty well set in the infield, outside of first, 11 Anderson said. "We have veterans in Jim Videtich at short, John Nelson at third and Ron Morse at second plus an outstanding sophomore in Ron Foell at second . In addition, Morse can play third.
"Our outfield is good . We have three strong arms in Bill Strottman, Terry Fox and Fred Picket plus Hensley and sophomore Mike Culver. "
Anderson's big problem may be deciding which to use and pitching will determine that. He can get seven lefthanders in against right handed pitching, and seven against the opponent 1s southpaws, without falling off in quality.
Catching is sound with veteran Ben Halupnik back and standout sophomores in Dennis
Cryer and Jerry Tarkett, either one good enough to push Halupnik out if he fails to hit . ''We should have a good ball club," Anderson says,"if we can execute the little things that so often make the difference between fair and good." -4- This could be the most versatile SCI team in years . Anderson has five top flight outfields. Strottman, an All-American in junior college, and Fox, both football players have strong arms and speed to burn. Hensley, the best of last year's crop, returns with just as Imlch speed. Picket, slated for outfield duty because of his potent bat, has an effective arm in SCI's short left field garden.
It ~ll comes back to pitching. "I may not be as worried over the pitching as I should be," Anderson said.
"Our defense is good enough to go get the ball if the chuckers get it over. 11 Johnson is the ace of the staff after posting a 3-1 record last year and an excellent 2. 00 ERA .
Huston was effective, but got little chance due to the weather that rained out nru.ch of the Panther schedule and left the rest for Simpson am Johnson to mop up . Anderson feels sophomore Dennis Tostenson is the next in line, but he too is a right hander. Bill Padget, another sophomore, was impressive late in the early drills and may be the southpaw answer. Hensley could be used in short relief.
A surprise may be forthcoming from letterman Virgil Goodrich. Goodrich lettered as an outfielder last year and swung a good bat, but is trying to make it on the hill
this year. Biography of Head Baseball Coach J .D. Anderson
James D. Anderson (he prefers to be called J.D.) is in his first year as head baseball coach at SCI, replacing Mon Whitford, who held forth for 37 seasons and 302 wins .
Anderson is a native of Collinsville, Ill. , where he lettered three times in baseball and basketball, twice in football and track. He attended Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, graduating in 1952 with a B.S. degree and getting his M.A . there in 1961. He coached baseball at Key West High School, Florida, from 1956-1960, winning state titles in 1958 and 1959. In 1961 he moved to Nothem Illinois University and coached gymnastics , tennis and cross country and assisted in baseball. · He1s married and has one daughter. -5- 1965 BASEBALL STATISTICS
Player G AB R H Ave . 2B 3B HR SB Sac BB so RBI
Frank Huston 4 5 1 3 . 600 0 0 1 0 2 1 2 7 Larry Joens 3 2 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Jim Videtich 14 49 7 16 .326 5 1 1 8 2 9 4 8 Larry Gabe 14 48 10 15 .312 3 l 2 0 0 9 16 12 Tom Simpson 11 32 5 9 .281 1 0 2 0 1 4 6 6 Bruce Hoffmeier 11 32 3 9 .281 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 4 Leo Hensley 13 31 6 7 .225 0 1 0 3 4 5 4 7 Ed Hutchinson 14 51 8 11 .215 1 0 1 1 1 7 7 4 Virgil Goodrich 6 5 1 1 .200 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 1 Jim Gitch 3 5 1 1 .200 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Fred Picket 10 22 4 4 .181 1 1 1 0 1 2 1 2 Jim Bowen 14 47 8 8 .170 1 0 l 3 0 9 13 4 Ron Jessen 14 39 8 6 .15'3 0 0 1 8 0 8 10 4 Ben Halupnik 9 26 5 4 .153 1 0 0 1 3 8 12 2 Phil Johnson 8 13 0 2 .153 0 0 0 0 l l 0 1 Ron Morse 9 15 9 2 .133 2 0 0 1 0 10 6 5 John Nelson 10 22 2 2 .090 0 0 0 0 0 8 5 2 Chuck Roe 2 1 0 0 .ooo 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Roger Hasselbrink 1 1 0 0 .ooo 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
SCI TOTAI..5 14 448 77 99 .220 15 5 10 27 14 93 21 69
Pitching Records G CG w L Pct. IP H R ER BB so ERA Frank Huston 4 1 2 0 1.000 18 2/3 12 3 2 4 11 0.96 Jim Gitch 2 0 1 1 .500 10 1/3 9 5 2 3 10 1.74 Tom Simpson 6 4 4 1 .Boo 43 2/3 32 11 9 7 50 1.84 Phil Johnson 8 3 3 1 . 750 36 30 8 8 8 37 2. 00 Chuck Roe 2 0 0 0 .ooo 6 1/3 4 3 3 2 4 4.25 TOTAI..5 14 8 10 3 • 769 115 87 29 24 24 112 1.87
Former NCC Champions 1966 All-Conference Team
1958 - SCI, 6-1 lB - Ed Maras , SDS 1959 - SCI, SDS, 6-1 2B - Jim V ideti~h, SCI 1960 - Morningside, 6-0 3B - Larry Gabe, SCI 1961 - SCI, 5-0 SS - Rich Vanderloo, Morningside 1962 - SCI, 6-0 LF - Harold Pierce, Augustana 1963 - SCI, 7-0 CF - Gary Beaubien, Morningside 1964 - SCI, Morningside, 8-2 RF - Bob Norton, SDS 1965 - SDS, 6-4 (SCI 5-1*) c - Curt Bystol, SDS p - Tom Simpson, SCI * Failed to play enough games P -- Dick Barnes, SDS due to rainouts to qualify Util - Jerry Schultz, UND for title. Util - Ray Ellingrud, NDS Util - Jim Harvey, USD
-6- Whitford's 36-~ar Record at SCI Against 46 Opponents OPPONENT SCI -OPP. PCT. *North Dakota U. 6 0 1.000 Central 5 0 1.000 Alumni All-Stars 3 0 1.000 St. Ambrose 2 0 1.000 Monmouth 2 0 1.000 Lake Forest (Ill.) 2 0 1.000 Gustavus .Adolphus 1 0 1.000 Knox 1 0 1.000 Wayne State l 0 1.000 *Augustana 15. 1 .937 ~outh Dakota U. 15 1 .937 Carleton 8 1 .889 Platteville State 6 1 .859 ~orningside 16 3 .842 *South Dakota State 14 4 .777 Drake 33 10 .767 Simpson 9 3 . •750 *North Dakota State 3 1 .750 Northeast Missouri 3 1 .750 +Upper Iowa 11 4 .733 Mankato State 5 2 .714 Omaha 5 2 •714 River Falls State 2 l .667 Washington (St. Louis) 2 1 .667 +Coe 16 10 .615 Lacrosse State 11 7 .611 +Illinois Normal 6 4 .600 Illinois College 3 2 .600 Northern Illinois 7 5 .583 Wartburg 14 11 .560 Ottumwa Pre-Flight 1 1 .500 Iowa Wesleyan 1 1 .500 Michigan State 1 1 .500 Nebraska 1 1 .500 Luther 25 27 .480 Western Illinois 11 14 .440 +Iowa State 24 32 .428 Winona State 4 7 .363 Loras 1 3 .250 Western Michigan 1 6 .142 Iowa 1 6 .142 Minnesota 4 30 .117 Toledo 0 1 .ooo St. Olaf 0 2 .ooo Missouri 0 2 .ooo Oklahoma State 0 2 .ooo 302 211 .588 +Played one tie game with each school *NCC Opponents -7- ALL TIME SCI BASEBALL RECORDS
Year Coach Won Lost-Tied SCI Opp.
1893 Capt. Arey 1 1 1894 Capt. Arey 1 2 1895 J. E. Vance 2 1 1896 J. E. Vance 1 1 1897 J. E. Vance 2 2 1898 Throthe 2 1 1899 Sutherland 3 2 1900 2 1 1901 4 3 1902 Capt • Cotten 2 7 1903 D. C, Fisk No results 1904 No results 1905 Capt. Leland 2 1 1906 l 1 26 63 1907 Fitzgerald 4 2 40 15 1908 Seymour 2 5 22 53 1909 No baseball 1910 No baseball 1911 Seymour 2 5 29 42 1912 Pasini 5 6 64 41 1913 Pasini 4 3 26 32 1914 Capt. Ludeman 4 4 25 22 1915 Seymour 1 3 18 39 1916 Seymour 6 4 40 38 1917 Seymour 3 4 27 21 1918 Van Oot 4 3 51 19 1919 D:"L ckins on 4 3 39 27 1920 J c-1. !119 s 3 3 39 27 1921 Ja.'lles 3 3 45 49 1922 Mendenhall 4 5 25 37 1923 Mendenhall 6 1 58 39 1924 Cowles 6 0 54 22 1925 Minton 7 3 67 47 1926 Whi tford 6 4 49 32 1927 Whitford 6 4 68 39 1928 Whitford 11 1 148 46 1929 Whi t.ford 9 4-1 109 51 1930 Whitford 10 2 100 46 1931 Whitford 1 13 38 95 193 2 Whi tford 6 6 50 66 1933 Whttfor d 5 3 38 28 1934 Whitford 6 4 65 77 1935 Whitford 4 8 55 94 1936 Whitford 8 6 96 104 1937 Whitford 9 4 64 46 1938 Whit.ford 1 11 32 60 193 9 Whitford 9 7 115 67 19i+O Whi t ford 8 4-1 67 38 191+1 Whi tford 10 7 97 67 1942 Whitford 6 5-1 59 54 1943 No baseball 1944 No baseball (continued) -8- ALL TIME RECORDS (cont 1d) Year Coach Won ~ ":. - Tied SCI -Opp. 1945 No baseball 1946 Whitford 6 6 61 46 1947 Whitford 10 . 3 87 35 1948 Wh:ttford 12 4 139 66 1949 Whitford 9 5 84 52 1950 Whitford 9 4 74 52 1951 Whitford 5 8 57 72 1952 Whitford 8 6 53 56 1953 Whitford 8 8 66 52 1954 Whitford 6 6 72 46 1955 Whitford 12 5 120 75 1956 Whitford 9 7 89 89 1957 Whitford 3 10 62 81 1958 Whitford 12 8 157 116 1959 Whitford 11 3 100 41 1960 Whitford 9 8 79 96 1961 Whitford 11 4 117 50 1962 Whitford 12 5 129 57 1963 Whitford 14 4 140 82 1964 Whitford 11 10 133 108 1965 Whitford 10 4-1 79 32 Totals 393 297 4 3847 2947
SCI TEAM RECORDS
Most Runs: One game: 27 against Monmouth in 1928 and Western Normal in 1928 One season: 157 in 20 games, 1958
Opponents: One game: 20 by Iowa U. in 1934 and Michigan Normal in 1935 Opponents: One season: 116 in 20 games, 1958
LaTge~t ' :X2;,•giti.:'.:: ---· Vicf"o!y:·24 in 27-3 win over Monmouth in 1928 Defeat: 19 in 20-1 loss to Michigan Normal in 1935 Longest Marks: ----- Winning ~treak: 13 games - 10 in 1947 and the first three in 1948 Losing stre&k: 10 games - 9 in 1931 and the first game in 1932 Game: 19 ~ . nnings aga1.nst Minnesota in 1949 Most home r uns, individual, season--Duane Josephson, 10, 1964 Most home runs, season -- 25 in 1964 Most triples, seas on -- 14 in 1962 Most doubles, season -- 27 in 1964 Most stolen bases, seas on -- 35 in 1963 Most victor ies in a S€ason -- 14 in 1963 Most consecutive scoreless innings by pitcher -- 40-1/3 in 1963 by Tom Simps on
-9- 1966 ourDOOR TRACI SCHEDULE
Date Date Opponent Site Time
April 1 Friday Wm Jewell~est Missouri S pringfie ld, Mo. 3:30 p.m. 5 Tuesday Wartburg-Parsons Waverly 3:30 p.m. 16 Saturday Corne 11 Re lays Mt. Vernon 9:00 a.m. 23 Saturday SCI Dickinson Relays Cedar Falls 9:00 a.m. 29-30 Fri-Saturday Drake Re lays Des Moines May 3 Tuesday Iowa State Cedar Falls 6:00 p-.m. 9 Monday Winona St.-Platteville Winona, Minn. 4:00 p.m. 14 Saturday Northern Illinois DeKalb, Ill. 20-1 Fri-Saturday North Central Conference Sioux City 5 p.m.-1 p.m 28 Saturday NCAA Mi dwest Regional Cedar Falls June 10-1 Fri-Saturday NCAA College D.ivis ion Chi cago, Ill.
1965 Outdoor Results Pittsburgh (Kan.) 74i, SWest Missouri 6li, SCI 45 Iowa State 98, SCI 47 SCI 87, Northern Illinois 58 SCI 97i, Platteville St. 20, Winona St. lli NCC: South Dakota 72; SCI 62l; North Dakota St., 47; North Dakota 28; South Dakota St. 26; Morningside 17!; Augustana 2.
1966 Indoor Results
SCI 98~, Wartburg 28~, Coe 13 SCI 81, Central Miss. 36, Cornell 23 Mankate State 68, SCI 45 SCI 91, Wartburg 51, Platteville St. 12, Simpson 8 Iowa State 82, SCI 49 NCC So. Half:
Iowa Invitational:
-10- 1966 SCI Track Roster
NAME EVENTS HT. wr. CLASS HOMET -11- 1966 SCI Track Outlook The individual stars that put SCI in a place of prominence the last two years are gone . George McBee; Mike Long, Doug Larson and the rest have graduated. All were SCI record holders. So where does SCI rank this year? "Better than last year, 11 said head coach Jack Jennett. "We will miss those individual stars, but we have more depth and balance this spring and if a few men come through in the relays we'll be tough. The Panthers are not without the individual stars, either. There's Bill Rauhauser, the junior from Ruthven, who has ruled the roost in the long jump and triple jump in the North Central Conference since the day he became eligible for varsity competition. He won both events last year, both indoors and out, in the NCC and has had a brilliant winter session, going 46-7 in the triple jump. Then there are hurdlers Ron Gerard and Mark Sanborn. Gerard won both conference indoor hurdle events a year ago and the outdoor highs. Sanborn, a sophomore, has split even with Gerard indoors. ''We' re stronger, 11 Jennett said, "because our distance men have improved their performances. Welre the same in the sprints and better off in the field events with most of our men back." Two men figure as major keys to a successful season. One is the veteran Rich Engel. An established middle distance star, Engel could make the SCI mile and medley relay teams outstanding if he attains good condition following a wrestling injury. Sprinter Bob Ruchti is the other key. He's slated to anchor the short relay events but has been bothered during the indoor campaign with a bad back. Jennett hopes he can shake the problem outdoors and away from the steep indoor banks. Jennett, also, has a word of warning. '1We 1 ll have to be tougher to hold our own. The competition is just that much tougher this year." The biggest weaknesses come in the half mile and the discus and javelin where only Gordon Scoles returns. -12- SCI' s high jumpers have to improve says Jennett. They did not have a good indoor season and must come on to give SCI the balance across the board Jennett feels they must have for conference title hopes . J'ennett spotlighted the bright spots. "Our miles and two milers have had some good days, but must become more con- " sistent," he said. "Ron Brinkert, Bill Taylor and Ron Toyne have come a. 1-ong way already. They were up and down during the indoor season, but fortunately for us, one was always up when the other two were down. 11 Jennett is pleased with the progress of pole vaulters Jim Dlouhy and Don McKinney. "These two battled each other all season long indoors with McKinney getting the indoor mark . That competition has mde both of them better vaulters," he said. Rauhauser gets good support in both his specialties from John Lounsberry and Dick Lynch and Lynch, last year, was a stronger perfcrmer outdoors than in. SCI 1s weakness in the half mile event can mean double trouble with the advent of outdoor meets . The two mile relay, Jennett feels, is one of the team's biggest weaknesses right now. A year ago the Panthers finished second in the North Central Conference but they may be better suited to battle South Dakota U. and South D-akota State this spring with their balanced attack. Biography of Head Track Coach Jack Jennett Jack Jennett, a former track and football star at Drake, is in his third year as head track coach at SCI . A native of Sac City, Ia., Jennett starred at Drake in the early 50 1s, captaining the Bulldog grid team in 1952 . He came to SCI from Buena Vista where he served as head track and football coach. Prior to that he spent six years as track and assistant football coach at Morningside . He coached the same sports at Lake City, winning the state indoor and outdoor track titles in Class B competition in 1955. He's mrried ann has three daughters. -13- 43rd Annual SCI Arthur Dickinson Relays Nearly 1,000 college and high school athletes are expected for the 43rd running of the SCI Arthur Dickinson Relays on April 23 at o. R. Latham Stadium. •. Long one of the largest athletic events in Northeast Iowa, the Dickinson Relays drew over 900 runners last year with the prep athletes erasing three records and tying a fourth mark. College runners set three new marks. The biggest thrashing of the record books took place in 1958 when a lightning fast track led to 14 new marks. Weather cooperating, few will be surprised if this year's attack does not approach the 1958 standards. The Relay story began in 1922 (May 6) when the first event was held under the name of the Northeast Iowa Interscholastic Track and Field Meet at the old fairgrounds. Originated as a high school meet by former Dean of Students Paul Bend.er, the first meet attracted over 200 athletes from 19 schools. The site of the Relays was switched to the former athletic field near the Woman's Gymnasium in 1924. Colleges made their first appearance that year when SCI and Simpson staged a dual meet in connection with the regular program. But, it was 1934 before a collegiate section was put into full swing. In 1927 the name 'Teachers College Relays 1 was adopted · and 1n 1928 what was to become o. R. Latham Stadium housed the event for the first time. In 1961 ISTC becama SCI, an:i the name of the meet was changed again. Since •, 1963 it has officially been known as the SCI Arthur Dickinson Relays, honoring the long-time track coach who retired in 1962. The Relays has traditionally been staged on the third Saturday of April, and now ranks as the largest and most colorful spring sports event in Northeast Iowa. It has operated continually since its inception with the exception of the war years. -14- OUTDOOR TRACK RECORDS BY SCI ATHLETES Track Events 100-yard dash :9. 8 George McBee, 1964 220-yard dash :21.5 George McBee, 1964 440-yard dash :48.4 Dave Suntken, 1964 880-yard run 1:53 .4 Roy Eiben, 1952 120-yard highs :14.8 Ron Gerard, 1965 220-yard lows :23.6 Jack Mayer, 1941 330-yard Intermediates :39.0 Mike Long, 1965 Mile run 4:17.2 Dennis Corwin, 1960 2 Mile run 9:26.0 Bill Jenkins, 1940 3 Mile run 14: 43.0 Jay Prichard, 1964 400 Meter hurdles :55.9 Doug Larson, 1964 440-yard relay :42.2 George McBee, John Begley, Mike Long, Dave Suntken, 1964 880-yard relay 1:27.9 Bill Rauhauser, Doug Larson, Fred Pelley, George McBee, 1965 Mile relay 3:17.3 Mike Long, John Van Voorhis, Dave Linder, Dave Suntken, 1963 Sprint Medley relay 3:32.7 Dave Suntken, Glenn Connor, John Vanvoorhis, Dave Linder, 1963 2 Mile relay 7:53.1 John VanVo:orhis, Mark Messersmith, Bill Bergan, Rich Engel, 1965 Shuttle hurdle relay 1:01.9 Roger Freeman, Tom Reynolds, Pete Towne, Ron Sturch, 1957 Field Events High Jump 6-4.!. 21 John Revelle, 1947 Long Jump 23-92 John Begley, 1962 Triple Jump 45-10 3/4 Bill Rauhauser, 1965 Pole Vault 13-10 George McBee, 1965 Shot Put 51-5t LeRoy Dunn, 1956 Discus 154-7 John Muhlenbrock, 1949 Javelin 207-4 J/4 Lloyd Gnagy, 1937 Frosh Marks Mile Relay 3:25.1 Dave Bedell, Fred Pelley, Bill Rauhauser, Bob Hawkins, 1964 880-yard relay 1:30.0 Dave Bedell, Bill Rauhauser, Harold Morlan, Fred Pelley, 1964 Sprint Medley 3:32.2 1958 Distance Medley 10:55.3 Bob Hawkins, Dave Bedell, Dave Carlson, Wayne Silka, 1964 440-yard relay :44.5 Dave Bedell, Bill Rauhauser, Bob Hawkin~, Fred Pelley, 1964 -15- SCI DICKINSON RELAYS RECORDS (College Division) " Event Time Record Holder and Year 100-Yard Dash :09.6 IeRoy Jackson (West Illinois), 1961 120-Yard High :14. 8 Jim Nielson (Minnesota), 1949 Hurdles The Iowa Mile 4:13.8 Gene Takle, Luther, 1965 Two-Mile 9:43.8 William Jenkins (SCI), 1940 440-Yard Relay :42. 0 Northeast Missouri, 1962 880-Yard Relay 1:26.7 Northeast Missouri, 1962 Mile Relay 3:15.3 Northeast Missouri, 1962 Medley Relay 3:31.3 Western Illinois, 1958 Two-Mile Relay 7:48.o Western Illinois, 1961 JC and Frosh Mile 3:30.3 SCI, 1950 Relay Shuttle Hurdle . 1:02.4 SCI, 1957 Relay JC and Frosh 3:33.2 SCI, 1958 Medley - JC and Frosh 880 1:30.0 SCI, 1964 Relay Event Distance Record Holder and Year Shot Put 53-1 3/4 Tom Swanson (Mankato State), 1962 Discus 166-5 Charles Linekugel (Minnesota), 1949 Javelin 208-8 Perry Brown (Luther), 1957 Pole Vault 13·71 Del Jones (Mankato State), 1963 Broad Jump 24-71 Wayne Clinton (Northeast Missouri), 1963 High Jump 6-62 Bob Torphy (De Paul), 1951 Jack Pensinger (Western Illinois), 1951 Triple Jump 45-3 Henry Hill (Mankato State), 1965 -16- ;, I SCI DICKH50N RELAYS RECORDS (High School Division) Event Time Record Holder and Year 100-Yard Dash :09. 7 Carl Nelson (Clinton), 1933 ' • 120-Yard High Hurdles :14. 8 Larry Judd (Clinton), 1958 Larry Mccready {Dubuque ) , 1965 440-Yard Relay Junior High :50.4 Marshalltown, 1953 Class C * :45.4 Calmar, 1960, English Valley, 1964 Class B :44. 9 Garner-Hayfield, 1963 Class A :43. 7 Mason City, 1965 880-Yard Relay Class C * 1:33.4 English Valley, 1964 Class B 1:33. 9 Belmond, 1964 Class A 1:29.5 Des Moines Tech, 1961 Mile Relay Class C * 3:34.5 Lynnville-Sully, 1965 Class B 3:31.3 Monticello, 1959 Class A 3:28.4 West Des Moines, 1963 Two-Mile Relay Class B 8:27.0 Maquoketa, 1962 Class A 8:07. 8 West Des Moines, 1963 Medley Relay Class C * 3:45.2 Glidden-Ralston, 1960 Class B 3:42. 0 West Des Moi nes, 1958 Class A 3:36. 0 West Des Moines, 1963 Open Event 3:40.0 West Des Moines , 1964 Open Mile 4:26.2 Don Bergan (Columbus), 1963 * 1955 first year for Class C division. Event Distance Record Holder and Year Shot Put 51-9 3/4 Roger Carlson (Dubuque), 1956 L, Discus 164-3 Tom Knutson (Cedar Rapids Jefferson), 1963 Pole Vault 13-5 Doug Warnson, Mason City, 1965 . ~ High Jump 6-2 3/4 Phil Minnick (Iowa City), 1961 Leslie Ford (Waterloo East), 1961 Broad Jump 22-10 1/2 Eliger Robinson {East Waterloo), 1960 - 17- ·IDRI'H CENTRAL CONFERENCE TRACK RECORDS Event -Time Record Holder and Year 100-Yard Dash :09.6 Bill McDonald (South Dakota State), 1955 220-Yard Dash :21.1 Delbert Moore (North Dakota State), 1954 LhO-Yard Dash :47.4 Bruce Airheart (North Dakota State), 1964 880-Yard Run 1:.54.3 Tom Neuberger (South Dakota State), 1952 Mile Run 4:17.5 Nyal Brings (South Dakota), 1960 Two-Mile Run 9:31.8 Chuck Offerdahl (North Dakota State), 1964 120 High Hurdles :14.9 Herb Lucken (South Dakota State), 1960 220 Low Hurdles :24.0 Art VanWyngarden ( Morningside), 1932 Jack Mayer (SCI), 1941 330 Inte1•mediate :38.0 Bob Dawson (USD), 1963 Hurdles Mile Relay 3:17.3 SCI, 1963 440 Relay :42.7 NDS, 1965 Shot Put .52-1 Larry Hofeldt (South Dakota ), 1960 Broad Jump 23-9t Larry Kelso (South Dakota ), 1962 Javelin 200-11 Westgate (No!'th D.?.kota State), 1936 Pole Vault 14-5 Lowell Lindcrman,(North Dakota State), 1965 High Jump 6-4 3/4 Ies Josephson (Augustana), 1963 Discus 162-6~ Pete Retzlaff (South Dakota), 1953 Triple Jump 43-8 Jim Culpepps ::.· ( "J~1D ), 1963 -18- INDOOR TRACK RECGRDS BY SCI ATHLETES Track' Events Event ·-Time Record Holder and Year Established 60-Yard Dash :6.2 Bill Hall, 1949; Frank Robinson, 1957 60-Yard Lows :6.9 Ron Sturch, 1957 60-Yard Highs :7 .4 Roger Freeman, 1958 Ll.4.0-Yard Run :49.7 Dave Suntken, 1964 600-Yard Run 1:16.8 John Van Voorhis, 1965 880-Yard Run 1:53.0 Roy Eiben, 1953 1000-Yard Run 2:22.3 Ron Brinkert, 1966 Mile Run 4:21.5 Jay Prichard, 1964 2 Mile Run 9:39.6 Jay Prichard, 1964 8-Lap Relay 3:18.6 Lonnie Wilkinaon,Doug Larson, Mike Long, Dave Suntken, 1964 2 Mile Relay 8:13.0 I.eland Crew, Bob Buum, Roy Eiben, Jon Lange, 1951 Field Events High Jump 6-5~ Dave Suntken, 1964 Long Jump 23-4 John Begley, 1962 Triple Jump 46-7 Bill Rauhauser, 1966 Shot Put so-Ji Bill Hood, 1960 Pole Vault 13-5 3/4 Don McKinney, 1966 Individual Point Records One Year - 226 by Ron Sturch, 1958 Career - 502~ by Ron Sturch, 1956-8 1956 - 106t 1957 - 170 1958 - 226 -19- 0.~. Latham Stadium Indoor Records Track H:vents Event Tima Record Holder and Year Established 60-Yard Dash :6.2 Bill Hall, SCI, 1949 Frank Robinson, SCI, 1957 Duane Jacobsen, Augustana, 1962 J. w. Burden, Iowa State, 1962 John Hays, Whittier, 1950 60-Yard Highs :7.4 Roger Freeman, SCI, 1958 60-Yard Lows : 6.8 Larry Stater, Northeast Missouri, 1958 440-Yard Dash :49.7 Dave Suntken, SCI, 1964 600-Yard Dash 1:16.0 Steve Carson, Iowa State, 1966 880-Yard Run 1:53 .o Roy Eiben, SCI, 1953 1000-Yard Run 2:20.4 Brian Kuhlman, Iowa State, 1966 Mile Run 4:21.5 Jay Prichard, SCI, 1964 2-Mile Run 9:38.1 David Lee, Iowa State, 1966 8-Lap Relay 3:18.6 SCI (Lonnie Wilkinson, Doug Larson, Mike Long, Dave Suntken), 1964 2-Mile Re lay 8:13 .o SCI (Leland Crew, Bob Buum, Roy Eiben, Don Lange), 1951 Field Events High Jump 6-6 Larry Eilert, Iowa State, 1963 Triple Jump 46-7 Bill Rauhauser, SCI, 1966 Long Jump 23-4 John Begley, SCI, 1962 Pole Vault 13-7 Ray Emerson, Iowa .State, 1966 Rex Harvey, Iowa State, 1966 Shot Put 51-8 Larry Hofelt, South Dakota U., 1959 -20- STATE COLIEGE OF ICMA STADIUM TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS (OUTDOOR) 100 - :09.6 Ron Altenberg, Cornell (1960) and LeRoy Jackson, (Western Illinois) (1961). 220 - :21.2 Bruce Land, McMurry (Texas), (1960) 440 - :47.5 Luther Brown, Lincoln (1963) 880 - 1:50.6 Ted Nelson, Mankato State (1960) Mile - 4:12.1 Ed Schneider, Northeast Missouri (1964) 2-Mile - 9:26.0 Bill Jenkins, SCI (1940) 3-Mile - 14:27.5 Bill Dressell, Cornell, (1963) 120 Highs - :14.8 Jim Nielsen, Minnesota (1949) 220 Lows - :23.6 Jack Mayer, SCI (1941) 330 Intermediates - :39.9 Norm Johnston, Iowa State (1964) 400-Meter Hurdles - :53.8 Gary Peer, Luther (1964) 440 Relay - :42.0 Northeast Missouri (1962) Frosh-JC 880 - 1:30.0, SCI (1964) 880 Relay - 1:26.7 Northeast Missouri (1962) Mile Relay - 3:15.3 Northeast Missouri (1962) Sprint Medley - 3:31.3 Western Illinois (1958) Shuttle Hurdle - 1:02.4, SCI (1957) 2-Mile Relay - 7:48.0 Western Illinois (1964) Pole Vault - 14-7 Mike Knaub, Nebraska Wesleyan (1964) High Jump - 6-7 David Taylor, Northeast Miasouri (1964) Javelin - 209-3 Jim Murdock, Southwest Missouri (1964) Shot Put - 53-1 3/4 Tom Swanson, Mankato State (1962) Discus - 166-5 Charles Linekugel, Minnesota (1949) Triple Jump - 47-11 i Luther Brown, Lincoln (1963) Broad Jump - 24-?t Wayne Clinton, Northeast Missouri (1963) -21- SCI FRESHMAN INDOOR RECORDS Track Events Event Time Record Holder and Year Established 60-Yard Dash : 6.3 Ron Miller, 1966 60-Yard Highs :7.5 Larry Mccready, 1966 60-Yard Lows :7.1 Larry Mccready, 1966 440-Yard Dash :51.2 Tom Gilmore, 1966 600-Yard Dash 1:18. 9 Steve DeWitt, 1966 880-Yard Run 2:01.0 Rick Witt, 1966 1000-Yard Run 2:23 . 6 Tom Denney, 1966 Mile Run 4:26.2 Tom Denney, 1966 2-Mile Run 9:49.3 Tom Denney, 1966 8-Lap Relay 3:21.8 (Ron Miller, Russ Pointer, Tom Gilmore, Larry Mccready), 1966 Field Events High Jump 6-3 Ro ger Arthur, 1965 Long Jump 22-9t John Begley, 1961 Triple Jump 43-t Bill Rauhauser, 1964 Pole Vault 13-0 Jay Stoddard, 1966 Shot Put 49-0 Ken Huelman, 1966 -22- NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1935 - 1964 1935 - SCI 1952 - South Dakota State 1936 - SCI 1953 - South Dakota State 1937 - North Dakota 1954 - South Dakota State 1938 - North Dakota 1955 - South Dakota State 1939 - SCI 1956 - SCI 1940 - SCI 1957 - Meet Cancelled 1941 - SCI 1958 - South Dakota State 1942 - Augustana 1959 - South Dakota State 1943-46 - No Meet Held 1960 - South Dakota State 1947 - South Dakota State 1961 - South Dakota 1948 - South Dakota State 1962 - SCI 1949 - SCI 1963 - South Dakota 1950 - South Dakota State 1964 - SCI 1951 - SCI 1965 - South Dakota SCI 1 s RECORD IN NORTH CENTRAL MEETS 1935 - 1st 48 1952 - 2nd 39 1/2 1936 - 1st 38 1/3 1953 - 2nd 128 1/3 1937 - 2nd 32 1954 - 2nd 45 1/2 1938 - 2nd 34 2/3 1955 - 2nd 45 1939 - 1st 64 1956 - 1st 65 1/2 1940 - 1st 72 1/2 1957 - Meet Cancelled 1941 - 1st 78 1958 - 2nd 64 5/6 1942 - 3rd 27 1959 - 3rd 47' 1/5 1943-46 - No Meet Held 1960 - 3rd 39 9/10 1947- 2nd 34 1/2 1961 - 2nd 66 1948 - 2nd 48 1962 - 1st 65 1/2 1949 - 1st 64 1963 - 2nd 60 1/2 1950 - 2nd 85 1964 - 1st 71 1951 - 1st 68 1965 - 2nd 62 1/2 -23- 1966 GOLF SCHEDULE Date Day Opponent Site Time April l.S Friday Iowa State Ames 1:00 p.m. 20 Wednesday Wartburg Cedar Falls 1:00 p.m. 23 Saturday SCI Quadrangular Cedar Falls 10:00 a.m. (Luther, Drake, Mankato State, SCI) 29 Friday Iowa Intercollegiate Des Moines 8:00 a.m. 30 Saturday Grinnell Newton 10:30 a.m. May 4 Wednesday Wartburg Waverly 2:00 p.m. 6 Friday Illinois State Quad . Normal, Ill. 1:00 p.m. (SCI, Bradley, Ill. St., Ill. Wesleyan) 14 Saturday SCI Quadrangular Cedar Falls 10:00 a.m. (Ill. St., Loras, Lacrosse St., SCI) 20-21 Fri-Saturday North Central Conference Sioux City 9:00 a.m. 28 Saturday NCAA Midwest Reginnal Cedar Falls 8:00 a.m. 1966 TENNIS SCHEDULE Date Day Oppc":'l.ont Site Timl3 April 13 Wednesday Upper Iowa Cedar Falls 3:30 p.m. 19 Tuesday Wa.rtbm.'g Cedar Falls 4:00 p.m. 22 Frjday Loras Dubu qt~e 2: 00 p.m. 23 Sah Jerry Askam* Sr. Muscatine, I owa Gary Brower Jr. Read Oak, Iowa Bill Donohue * Sr. Tipton, Iowa Bill Fleischman Jr. Davenport, Iowa Richard Fry So. Kalona, Iowa Jerry Heinz ** Sr. Waterloo, I owa Allan Hjelle * Sr. Sigourney, I owa Mike Kayser ~-: Jr. Waterloo, Iowa Larry Leutzinger So. Cedar Falls, Iowa Terry Lester So. Ottumwa, Iowa 1966 SCI Tennis Roster Player Year Hometown Howard Aldrich So. Waterloo, Iowa Mike Cahill Jr. Fort Dodge, I owa Thomas Cameron So. Hammond, Ind. Bill Forsberg So . Waterloo, Iowa Norval Hills * Jr. Cedar Falls, Iowa David Krause So. Waterloo, I owa Daniel Macy Sr. Os ceola, Iowa Craig Nanke So. Waterloo, Iowa Bruce Niceswanger So. Carroll, Iowa Dale Wagner Sr. Clinton, I owa Eugene Wehrheim· Jr. Webster City, Iowa -25- 1966 Tennis Outlook Before Pete Mazula could string the first net up and open drills for the 1966 SCI tennis season the bottom had already fallen out of his squad. Four of five returning lettermen were not on the scene. The results leave an aura of mystery as to what the Panthers will be able to accomplish this spring. Mazula, in his second year as head coach, is not the pessimistic type, however. He molded a 5-5 season last year with an inexperienced team, produced the North Central Conference's singles champion and had his team in second place in the league title race. The lone returnee is Norval Hills, in fact the lone returnee from last year's squad. He played as the team's number five man last spring. Gone are Lew Eells, number one man and NCC singles champion. He transfered to Iowa . Mike Schmicher, number two man, transfered to Iowa State. Number three Charles McGreevey has left school and number four Charles Matterson has failed to report . Number six man, Jim Lewallen has graduated. Early drills have moved Bill Forsberg, sophomore from Waterloo, into prominence, according to Mazula . Others showing promise are juniors Eugene Wehrheim and Mike Cahill. Mazula feels the team will be better balanced than last year with enough sophomore: on hand to push for starting roles . Biography of Head Tennis Coach Pete Mazula Pete Mazula, in his second year as ha.ad tennis coach, is no stranger to the Panther family. He 1s been a member of the faculty since 1949, serving as the director of the driver's education classes at Price Laboratory School and at the college since his arrival. Mazula, a graduate of Cortland, N. Y., State Teachers College in 1942, received his M.A. degree from Teacher's College, Columbia University in 1946 and his E. D. D. from Columbia in 1954. Mazula served as athletic director and tennis coach at the School of the Ozarks, Point Lookout, Missouri, from 1946 throught 1948 . He is married and the father of four sons and one daughter. - ?h- 1966 Golf Outlook Two goals ha~e been set f or t he Panther golf team and head coach Chuck Patten feels his team can reach both if they are willing to pay the price in practice and if they get a break from the weatherman. The first goal is a team championship in the North Central Conference, the second gaining a representative in the NCAA national meet through qualification in the Midwest Regional meet to be hosted by SCI . Patten has five good reasons for his optimism and all are lettermen. He returns his starting team and has four outstanding prospects ready to make a run at one of the starting spots . Heading the list is former NCC champion Jerry Heinz, a senior from Waterloo. Also back are lettertren Jerry Askam, Bill Donohue, Allan Hjelle and Mike Kayser. Patten did lose three talented perforrrers, but only one of them had played for SCI. George Beebe, the number two man last year, graduated. '1We lost a pair of good ones in Al Bailey, who transfered to Iowa, and Gary Snyder to grades," Patten said. "They would have helped us. Bailey was our top qualifyer in fall tryouts, Snyder Third. "Basically, we 're back with the same team we had last year and if they improve as they should," Patten added, "we 111 be .tougher than last season when we posted a 10-2 dual record." Top newcorrers are Gary Brower and Bill Fleischman, a pair of juniors who looked impressive last fall. Patten feels Brower needs only competition to be among the best while Fleischman, a strong hitter off the tee, must gain consistency. Brower and Fleischman plus Terry Lester and Larry Leutzinger could make the difference in a good and an outstanding year if they can push the men ahead of them according to Patten. Biography of Head Golf Coach Chuck Patten Chuck Patten, himself a former letterwinner in wrestling and golf at SCI, is in his second year as head man of both sports. A native of Waterloo, where he competed at East High, Patten graduated from SCI i n 1961, earned his M.A . at Oregon, taught two years in the West Coast and returned in 1964. -27- PRIMARY PRESS, RADIO & TV OUI'IEl'S Teams on the State College of Iowa schedule should service these primary outlets with news, photos, and other appropriate materials. Newspapers Record, Cedar Falls, Iowa College Eye, State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, I owa Courier, Waterloo, Iowa Register, Des Moines, Iowa Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Radio & TV KCFI, Cedar Falls, Iowa KY.re, State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa KWWL, Waterloo, Iowa (also TV) KXEL, Waterloo, Iowa Wire Services Associated Press, Des Moines, Iowa United Press International, Des Moines, Iowa INFORMATION FOR PRESS, RADIO & TV Requests for information, photos, etc., should be directed to Dick Dietl, Sports Information Director, State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls. Telephone 266-1721, Ext. 327. other services handled by or through this office include: Press Box Tickets We have two types -- (1) season passes for our regular press and radio corps, and (2) single-game passes for visiting press, radiomen, and scouts. Requests for single-game passes should be made well enough in advance to allow for handling, mailing, and seating assignment in press box. Radio Facilities SCI places no fee on broadcasts of athletic events. Booths are provided on a first-come, first serve basis. Stations should request their own loops from the telephone company, after a confirmation of booth has been made by the SCI sports information office. Telephone and Western Union The SCI press box has two telephones available. We cannot, however, guarantee their availability at all times during and after games. Western Union transmitters should be ordered from Western Union after receiving in stallation approval from the SCI sports infor mat ion office. -28-