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1969 Spring Sports Guide

State University of New York College at Cortland

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cortland.edu/spring SPRING SPORTS 1969

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STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

AT CORTLAND LACROSSE

COACHES Varsity: A1 Pisano begins his fifth season as head lacrosse coach at Cortland with a 34-12-1 record. He has moved Cortland to the fore­ front in college lacrosse in his four years, including a national ranking of 12th in 1967. He also produced three Ail-Americans, Mike Waldvogel, Stan Kowalski and Pete Roy. last season. A 1961 graduate of Cortland, A1 obtained his M.S. degree from Penn State and taught and coached at Berner High School on Long Island before returning to his alma mater. He also serves as an instructor in physical educa­ tion and assistant football coach. Freshmen: Toby Hargreave begins his first head coaching assign­ ment with the freshman lacrosse team. A graduate of Cortland in January, 1968, he spent the remainder of the year on the teaching staff at the College. He is currently working toward his M.S. degree at Cortland as a graduate assistant. As an undergraduate, Toby par­ ticipated in football, basketball, lacrosse and wrestling. He has served as an assistant football and basketball coach for two years.

1969 OUTLOOK The 1969 Red Dragons will be led by two returning Ail-Americans, seniors Mike "Bones" Waldvogel and Stan Kowalski. Waldvogel was named to the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Small College Ail-American first team, while Kowalski earned second team BARNEY WILLIAMS JIM McCONNELL honors. Kowalski received All-American honors for the second year Tennis Golf in successsion, having earned honorable mention acclaim as a sopho­ more. Cortland should be well-manned on attack, midfield and defense. STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE The big question to be resolved is who will play goalie. Junior Pete AT CORTLAND Roy, a second team All-American last season, is unable to play this season for medical reasons. Senior Vince Daniele and junior Frank Founded: 1868 Monte seem to be the most likely candidates to fill that all-important Location: Cortland, New York spot. Enrollment: 4.000 Junior Rich O'leary and sophomore John Eberenz are expected Nickname: Red Dragons to lead Cortland on the attack. They will be joined in the front line Colors: Red and White by sophomore Jack McGetrick. President: Richard C. Jones In addition to Kowalski, seniors Andy Oleski, John Molloy and Director of Athletics: Francis J. Woods—Phone (607) 7534102 Ken Hahn should provide experience at midfield. They will be pushed Athletic Conference: NCAA. ECAC, SUNYAC hard by sophomores Don Hallenbeck and Steve Steigerwald. Others who will see plenty of action are juniors Jim Race and Ed Schreiber Coaching Staff and sophs Dean Peterson and Ed Zambraski. Pisano will have at Baseball: Bob Wallace, Alan Stockholm least three lines to work with and he could go as deep as four or five. Basketball: Alan Stockholm. Andy Grieve Waldvogel will lead Cortland's tough defense. Senior Stan Holo- Cross Country: Jack Boehm winski and junior Dave Urick will fill the other two starting berths. Football: Roger Robinson, A1 Pisano, Bob Wallace. Ken Smith. Andy If Pisano can find the replacement he needs at goalie and every­ Grieve, Vince Gonino one else performs as well as he is capable of performing, it could Golf: James McConnell mean another good season for Cortland. Gymnastics: Bill Toraik Indoor Track: Joe Pierson, Ken Smith Lacrosse: A1 Pisano, Toby Hargreave VARSITY LACROSSE SCHEDULE Skiing: John Jackson Soccer: T. Fred Holloway, John McGrath April May Swimming: Jack Boehm 9 Cornell A 4:30 3 Hobart A 2:00 Tennis: R. "Barney" Williams, Pat Siracusa 12 R.P.I A 2:00 6 Hamilton H 3:30 Track: Joe Pierson. Dave Miller, Roger Robinson 15 Ithaca A 3:30 10 Penn State H 2:00 Wrestling: Dave Miller, Vince Gonino 18 C. W. Post H 3:30 13 St. Lawrence A 2:30 23 Siena H 3:30 17 Syracuse H 2:00 Athletic Trainer: John L. Sciera 26 Brockport A 2:00 Sports Information Director: Jack Maroney 30 Union H 3:30 Office: 607-753-2518 Home: 607-756-6134 1 Jones. John M 5-6 160 Binghamton King, Alan M 19 5-10 178 Clarkstown VARSITY LACROSSE ROSTER Kossack, Sam D 18 5-11 150 Floral Park 18 5-9 162 Bethpage Pos. CI. Ag. Ht. Wt. Hometown LoDolee, Gerard M Name McDonnell, Michael A 18 6-2 185 Huntington Allocco. Jim Mid Jr. 20 5-8 170 New Hyde Park Massapequa McEwan, Kenneth A 18 5-8 152 Melville Cappeto, Mike Def So. 19 5-8 195 18 5-11 204 Yonkers 19 5-10 180 Huntington Metz, Gary M Connor, Bill Goal So. Murphy, Tom M 18 6-1 200 Wantagh Daniele. Vince Goal Sr. 21 6- 200 Utica Brooklyn Massapequa Pizzi, Michael M 17 5-8 170 Dowd. Kevin Mid So. 19 5-10 180 5-10 155 Newburgh 160 Plainview Raynor, Russell M 17 Eberenz, John Att So. 19 5-7 20 5-8 152 Island Park Jr. 21 5-9 165 Massapequa Russo. Guy G Galvin, Mike Mid Sarro, Bruce D 18 6-0 192 Huntington Gilkey, Ted Mid So. 19 6-1 195 Syracuse 170 Binghamton Huntington Scarinzi, Michael M 18 5-10 Hahn, Ken Mid Sr. 21 5-11 180 D 18 6-1 170 Garden City 19 5-10 165 Massapequa Schweis, Jim Hallenbeck, Don Mid So. Sheridan, Bob M 18 5-8 165 Irvington Hauser, Carl Att So. 19 5-9 155 Huntington 198 Camillus Binghamton Snyder, Robert M-G 18 6-3 Holowinski, Stan Def Sr. 21 5-9 170 A 18 6-1 180 Peekskill 19 6-3 235 Huntington Walsh, Gerry King, Larry Goal So. Walsh, James M 17 5-10 165 Brewster Kowalski, Stan Mid Sr. 21 5-10 185 Mineola 27 5-10 180 Binghamton 6- 185 Franklin Square Wahl, Joe M McGetrick. Jack Att So. 19 Wehrum, Paul A 18 6-0 155 Freeport Molloy, John Mid Sr. 21 5-10 170 Hicksville 19 5-9 175 Schenectady 5-7 150 Levittown Wheeler, Mark M Monte. Frank G-M Jr. 20 Wilson, Tom M 18 6-4 215 Sidney O'Leary, Rich Att Jr. 21 5-9 160 East Meadow Oleski, Andy Mid Sr. 23 5-11 180 Yonkers Ass't. Coach—James Caravillano Woodmere Peterson. Dean Mid So. 19 6- 190 Student Coach—Bert Severns Race, Jim Mid Jr. 20 5-9 180 Johnstown Ruglis, Marty Def So. 19 5-10 180 Elmont Manager—Stephen Baxter Schreiber, Ed Att Jr. 20 5-8 170 Huntington Shore. Jerry Att Jr. 20 6-1 170 Peekskill FRESHMAN LACROSSE SCHEDULE Jr. 20 6-1 180 Syracuse Snvder, Howie Def May Steigerwald. Steve Mid So. 19 6-2 175 Massapequa April West Seneca 19 Hamilton JV H 2:00 3 R.P.I. H 2:00 Uriek, Dave Def Jr. 20 5-9 205 H 3:30 6-1 180 Levittown 22 Ithaca JV A 4:30 7 Hobart Waldvogel, Mike Def Sr. 21 A 2:00 21 5-8 165 Levittown 26 Siena A 2:00 10 Union Weber, Dick Mid Sr. A 4:30 19 6- 185 Levittown 15 Cornell Zalkin, Larry Def So. 17 Syracuse II 2:00 Zambraski, Ed Mid So. 19 5-7 165 Brewster Zimmerman, Dave1 Mid So. 19 5-8 175 Levittown Assistant Coach: Bob Newkirk Manager: Bill Bagley BASEBALL Student Trainer: Mike Tullev COACHES Varsity: Bob Wallace begins his 13th season as head coach of the FRESHMAN ROSTER Red Dragon baseball nine. He has never had a losing season and his teams have captured four SUNYAC conference titles. His teams have Name Pos. Age Ht. Wt. Hometown compiled an overall record of 118 wins, 44 losses and 1 tie. A 1953 Brooks, Richard D 18 6-2 200 Floral Park graduate of Cortland, Bob was an outstanding quarterback during Cairo, Carl M 18 5-2 160 Port Chester the "Chugger" Davis era. He returned to his alma mater in 1956 after Cardella, Arthur M 19 5-9 150 Freeport three years at Painted Post High School. At Painted Post, his varsity Cardone, Warren D 18 5-11 185 Plainview football, wrestling, volleyball and track teams won league and sec­ Casagrande, Bruce A 19 5-9 165 Lindenhurst tional championships. In addition to his baseball duties he is an assist­ Clancy, Craig A 19 5-9 150 Massapequa ant professor of physical education and an assistant football coach. Cody, Paul M 18 6-1 205 Huntington Freshmen: A1 Stockholm is in his second year on the Cortland Dresser, Don M 18 6-0 180 Peekskill coaching staff and his first as freshman baseball coach. He served as Elmo, James D 19 5-9 190 Ithaca head basketball coach for the 1965-66 season, acting as a replacement Fennell, James D 18 6-0 220 Waterloo for "Barney" Williams who was on a leave of absence from the Col­ Frood, Michael D 18 6-1 185 East Hampton lege. He returned to Cortland in 1968 and again was named head Garcia, Joseph M 18 5-10 180 Brooklyn basketball coach, this time on a full-time basis. A1 is a 1961 graduate Genna. John M Hicksville of East Stroudsburg State where he majored in health and physical Glenz, Larry M 18 5-10 170 Freeport education. The Montrose, Pa., native received his M.A. degree from Granger, James M 19 5-6 157 Fort Ann the University of Maryland in 1963 and is currently working on his Grindle. Thomas M 18 5-9 168 New City doctorate at Indiana University. He is an assistant professor of physi­ Haase, Bob D 18 6-1 187 Poughkeepsie cal education at Cortland. Howe, Wayne A 18 6-2 190 Troy 3 1969 OUTLOOK VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Coach Wallace faces a major rebuilding year with his 1969 Red April May Dragon nine. Replacements are needed at three infield positions, 12 Mansfield (dh) A 1:00 3 C.W. Post (dh) A12:30 catcher, and centerfield. First baseman Brian Cory and shortstop 19 St. Lawrence A 2:00 6 LeMoyne A 4:00 Randy Alexander, all-SUNYAC Conference selections, have graduated 22 Ithaca H 3:30 9 C.W. Post H 3:30 along with second baseman Harry Kost, catcher, Gary Howe and 26 New Paltz (dh) H 1:30 10 Potsdam (dh) H 1:30 centerfielder Bob Yarris. Cory. Alexander and Yarris all were .300 29 Oneonta H 3:30 16 Plattsburgh H 3:30 hitters. 20 Cornell A 4:30 Returning from last year's 11-5 team are senior third baseman Bill 21 Brockport H 3:30 Ketcham. a .314 hitter, senior leftfielder Don Congdon and All-Confer­ 24 Oswego (dh) A 1:00 ence left-handed pitcher Fred Bruntrager. Infielders Bob Church. Ed Gremli, Bill Palmer and Mike Bern­ stein, outfielders Tom Stevens, Bob Haff and Gerry Ruovo, and catcher Lou Foro, reserves on last year's squad, are expected to see plenty FRESHMAN BASEBALL ROSTER of action. Several sophomore and transfer prospects also could make their Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Age Hometown presence felt. John Anselmo. Ken Torrcy, Doug Doyle and Larry Bax­ Bennett, Scott P 5-11 190 19 Chestertown ter, all sophomores, and transfers Paul Chartrand and Max Malikow Birmingham, William INF 6-1 180 19 Whitney Point lead the contingent. Bonagura, Ronald INF 5-8 160 19 New Paltz The bright spot on the team is the pitching staff. The only loss Boyce, James OF 5-9 180 19 Rochester from last year is A1 Greenberg, 4-1, and there are no seniors on the Carnright, John OF 5-7 158 19 Cornwall staff. In addition to Bruntrager, Wallace can call on Steve Remington, Cassell, Gary INF 5-8 170 19 Port Chester Dick Lewin, Dave Clover and John Nemcek, all experienced hurlers. Davis, Stephen OF 5-8 180 19 Hicksville Fred Ciampi and Ken Teetz. up from last year's frosh team, could Enzinna. Patrick C 5-8 168 19 Lockport break into the starting rotation. Fields, Gary INF 5-10 150 18 Rego Park OF 5-9 145 19 Katonah If the pitchers perform as well as expected and the reserves ma­ Gerstein. Howard Glover, James C 5-11 160 19 Marcellus ture under fire, Wallace could finish with his twelfth straight winning P 5-10 185 19 Moriah season. Harris, Dale Hoare, William P 6-2 180 19 Greenville Husak, William P 6- 175 19 Auburn Mangine, Stephen P 5-9 185 19 Glens Falls Mazzarelli. William P 5-10 170 19 Islip VARSITY BASEBALL ROSTER McGrath, Bryan OF 5-7 148 19 Walden Miller. Kenneth P 5-11 165 20 Dryden Name Class Pos. Hgt. Wt. Bats Throws Hometown Nadolny, Walter OF 5-11 182 19 Bayside Anselmo, John So. INF 5-10 172 R R Freeport Piechnik. John C 6-1 178 19 Slingerlands Baxter, Larry So. C 5-6 173 L R Rochester Rider, Robert C 5-10 205 19 Glen Cove Bernstein, Mike Sr. INF 5-9 157 R R Monticello Rotker, Mark INF 6-2 195 19 Levittown Bruntrager, Fred Jr. P 5-9 165 L L New Hyde Park Sackett, Lawrence OF 5-11 175 19 Apalachin Chartrand, Paul Jr. OF 6 185 L L Troy Salamone. Robert INF 6-0 195 19 Blauvelt Church, Bob Jr. INF 5-9 155 R R Penn Yan Schiller, James OF 5-9 175 19 New Paltz Ciampi, Fred So. P 6-3 220 R R Lawrence Sillence, Charles P 5-11 200 19 Hamburg Clover, Dave Jr. P 5-11 165 R R Victor Sorrentino, Anthony INF 6- 165 19 Oceanside Congdon, Don Sr. OF 5-11 180 R R Painted Post Tormey, James INF 5-9 170 19 Syracuse Doyle, Doug So. INF 6 175 R R Cottekill Vanderzee, Gary INF 6-2 195 19 Trumansburg Foro, Lou Jr. C 6 180 R R Hudson Falls Waller, Harry INF 5-8 150 19 Huntington Station Gremli, Ed Jr. INF 5-11 190 L L Pearl River Zmudosky, William INF 6- 175 19 Rome Haff, Bob Jr. OF 5-11 180 R R Dundee Ketcham, Bill Sr. INF 5-11 165 R R Poughkeepsie Lewin, Dick Jr. P 5-11 160 R R Yaphank Malikow, Max Jr. C 5-11 200 R R Syracuse FRESHMAN BASEBALL SCHEDULE Mergenthaler, Mitch So. C 5-11 170 R R Herkimer Nemcek, John Jr. P 6-4 210 R R Little Falls April May Palmer, Bill Jr. INF 5-10 170 R R West Hempstead A 2:30 Remington, Steve Jr. P 6 170 L R Brownville 19 Cornell H 2:00 3 Ithaca P Sherman Oaks.Calif. 23 Ithaca H 3:30 7 Hobart A 3:00 Rosenthal, Ira Jr. 5-8 155 L/R L 10 Albany A 1:00 OF 5-9 165 L L Yorktown Hgts. 25 Cornell A 4:30 Ruovo, Gerry Jr. 13 Colgate A 3:30 Stevens, Tom Jr. OF 5-11 175 R R Cazenovia 14 Syracuse H 3:30 Teetz. Ken So. OF 6 190 R R Gloversville Babylon 17 Brockport (dh) H 1:00 Torrey, Ken So. OF 5-10 180 R R 20 Syracuse A 3:00 Tom Deruei — Manager 24 Oswego (dh) H 1:30 5 TRACK Champagne, Roy So. Sprints Lynbrook Clemens, Thomas So. Shot Yonkers Cooper, Robert So. Mile Huntington COACHES DeFina, Peter So. 440 Smithtown Head Coach: Joe Pierson begins his third year as head track Devins, Robert So. Sprints, Long & Keeseville coach at Cortland. He is a 196i graduate of Southern Illinois Univer­ High Jumps sity and earned his master of science degree from S.I.U. in 1965. Dollard, Michael So. Rock Hill Joe coached and taught for one year at Carbondale High School in Dolph, James Jr. Sprints Horseheads Illinois before joining the physical education staff at the U.S. Mili­ Dvorsky, Richard So. Javelin Binghamton tary Academy and proceeding to Cortland. He also is the indoor track Erickson, Robert So. Shoreham coach and his team recently won the NYSCTFA indoor championship. Faulkner, Ed Jr. Mile, 2 Mile East Rockaway In addition to his coaching duties, he serves as an assistant professor Fleury, Ron Sr. 880 Port Byron of physical education. Germain, Sid So. Wells Assistant Coaches: Roger Robinson, head Red Dragon football Gill, Michael So. Davenport coach, works with the jumpers on the track squad. He is in his sixth Grower, Howard So. 880 Syracuse year at Cortland and is an associate professor of physical education. Higgins, Robert Sr. Javelin Lisbon Dave Miller, in his 20th year on the Cortland staff, also is the head Hines, Edward Jr. 880 Cohoes wrestling coach and has coached practically every sport offered at Horton, Terry Jr. 440. Hurdles LaGrangeville the College. He is a professor of physical education and supervises Keeler, David Jr. Sprints Waltham, Mass. the field events on the track team. Keough, James So. Triple Jump Johnson City Mead, James Sr. 440 Hurdles Auburn Neal, Nelson Sr. Long Jump Endwell 1969 OUTLOOK Petrosino, James Jr. 440 Bronx Pfeil, Roy Jr. 880 Centerport Coach Pierson expects to have an outstanding season based on Reinertsen, Ric So. 120 Hurdles Valley Stream the performance of the indoor track team and last year's outdoor Scarth, Geoffry So. Pole Vault Goshen team. Pierson will have everyone from the indoor team that recently Sohrweide, Gregory Jr. Discus Syracuse completed its most successful season ever at Cortland. Steigerwald, Tony Jr. Shot Massapequa Last year's team lost only one dual meet, placed second in SUN- Summer, Evan Jr. Amherst YAC and third in the NYSCTFA meet. There were only two seniors Thomas, Richard Jr. Shot Ilion on that team. The indoor team won its last two meets, the Union Trippel, Alan Jr. 440 Hurdles Franklin Square Invitational and the NYSCTFA Championship, in convincing fashion. Wolitarsky, Robert Jr. 880 N. Tarry town Senior Doug Bayly and sophomore Bob Devins should lead the way for the Red Dragon tracksters. Bayly has scored over a hundred points a season since coming to Cortland, while Devins is a consistent VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE three-event winner in the sprints, long and high jumps. Roy Cham­ April May pagne could be the best Cortland has ever had in the 220 and 440 and Geoff Scarth has the potential to go over 14 feet in the pole 16 U. of Buffalo H 3:30 6 Oswego A 3:30 vault. 23 Ithaca H 3:30 10 SUNYAC (Buffalo) A Murray Banks and Ed Faulkner should lead the Red Dragons in 30 Hamilton A 3:00 14 Brockport A 4:00 the distance events. They were both consistent point winners in the 17 NYSCTFA(Alfred) A mile and two mile last season. The middle distance events should be 21 Alfred H 3:00 well-manned by Roy Pfiel, Pete DeFina, Steve Berry and Ed Hines. The only glaring weakness on the team is in the weights and throw­ FRESHMAN TRACK ROSTER ing events. Name Hometown Anderson. Thomas Poughkeepsie Newman, Gene Washingtonville VARSITY TRACK ROSTER Briggs, Joseph Utica Reid, Ed Pleasantville Calder, Jeffrey Rockville Centre Roeser, Brian St. James Name Class Event Hometown Coleman, Daniel Massapequa Pk. Sullivan, Mark North Troy Agate, Keith Jr. Rochester Goings, Philip Saekets Harbor Travers, Daniel Elmont Alspaugh, Robert Jr. High Jump Buffalo Gunsalus, Richard Auburn Valenti, John Deer Park Arnold, Guy Spencer Lowitz, David Oceanside Wilson, Thomas Sidney Banks, Murray Sr. Mile, 2 Mile Cortland Marvin, William Peekskill Wisniewski, Gerard Lancaster Barsky, Gerald So. Jericho Merz, Stephen Waverly Woodcock, Craig Newfane Bayly, Doug Sr. Hurdles New Hyde Park Bensley, Richard Jr. Javelin Sherbourne Bernstein, Eric Sr. Sprints Liberty FRESHMAN TRACK SCHEDULE Berry, Steve 880 Islip So. May Besstak, Paul So. Triple Jump Williamsville April Bourlier, Robert So. Plattsburgh 16 U. of Buffalo H 3:30 3 Oswego Invit. Brandt, Rolf So. High Jump Valhalla 23 Ith3ca H 3:30 6 Oswego A 3:30 Busch, John So. Javelin Smithtown 14 Brockport A 4:00 21 Alfred H 3:00 6 FRESHMAN TENNIS ROSTER TENNIS Name Hometown Amyot, Rich Troy Riley, Mark Syracuse COACHES Beekman, Paul Bath Schnittman, Bruce Levittown Varsity: Reuben H. "Barney" Williams begins his twelfth year Heusmann. Jim Amityville Wager, Mike Latham as head tennis coach. He came to Cortland in 1957 from Park College Reeners, Jim Macedon and assumed both tennis and junior varsity basketball coaching posi­ tions. He also served as head basketball coach until last season. He previously served three years at Park and six years at Steven's Insti­ GOLF tute. A native of Chambersburg, Pa., Barney graduated from West COACH Chester State in 1947 where he competed in football, basketball, Jim McConnell is undertaking his first coaching duties working tennis and track. At Cortland he is an associate professor of physical with the varsity and freshman golf teams. An assistant professor of education. chemistry at Cortland, McConnell is an avid golfer with consider­ Freshmen: Pat Siracusa begins his first coaching assignment able knowledge on the subject. He graduated from LeMoyne with a with the freshman tennis team. He received his B.S. degree in physical bachelor of science degree in chemistry and spent two years in the education from Cortland in 1965 and is currently working on his chemistry department at Mansfield State. McConnell joined the faculty M.S. degree at the College. Prior to returning to Cortland in 1968, of the Chemistry Department at Cortland in 1964. He has completed Pat was a physical education instructor in the Wappingers Central work on his doctoral degree and will receive his Ph.D. in chemistry School District in Wappingers Falls, N. Y. from Syracuse University in June of this year. 1969 OUTLOOK 1969 OUTLOOK Improving upon last year's 2-5 mark and a fourth place SUNYAC Twenty candidates are competing for spots on this year's fresh­ tournament finish will not be an easy chore for the Red Dragon man and varsity golf squads. Coach McConnell's team has a good tennis squad. Coach Williams sees a rough road ahead in regular balance of experienced golfers and promising newcomers. McConnell season play with the possibility of some improvement coming in the is counting on a nucleus of veterans to improve the fortunes of SUNYAC conference meet which will be held at Cortland, May 9-10. Cortland's golf team. Last year's linksmen compiled a 1-7-1 record Two key players are missing from last year's squad. Brian Cohen and a third place tie in the SUNYAC tournament. and Paul Reinhardt, the number two and three men on the team, Seniors Pete Siegel and Fred Rundle and juniors Ron Bayer and won't be back this season. Cchen won the State tournament second Steve Loiaconi all have varsity experience. Another senior, Jim flight while Reinhardt was the runner-up in the third flight. Captain Bensley, is completely recovered from a serious knee injury sustained Dave Strebel. the team's number one player, will be back to fill that during football season and should provide added strength. McConnell slot again this season. He was runner-up in the first flight of the feels Jim has the potential to be an excellent golfer. Bruce Gold- State tournament. Also returning are Gary Burghdurf, Dan Cabin macher, a sophomore, looks like he has the ability to move onto the and Bob VanSchaick. the numbers four, five and six men from last playing squad. year. Coach Williams was counting on Larry Carp, the number one man VARSITY GOLF ROSTER on last year's freshman team, to move into the number two slot with Name Class the varsity, but Carp will miss most of the season with a broken Bayer, Ronald Jr Painted Post hand. Bensley, James Sr Elmira Ilgts. VARSITY TENNIS ROSTER Decker, William So Endicott Name Class Hometown Erven, James So Elmira Burghdurf, Gary Sr. Auburn Feldberg, Phillip J r Cortland Cabin, Dan Jr. New Hyde Park Goldmacher, Bruce So Hicksville Carp, Larry So. Schenectady Litwa, Wallin So Amsterdam Carr, Dave Jr. Rochester Loiaconi, Stephen Jr Mamaroneck Dornfeld, Bob Sr. New Hyde Park MacDonald. Bruce So Setauket Macedon Gale, Stan Jr. Huntington Reeve, Ronald Jr Gray, Lewis Jr. Brooklyn Rundle, Fred Sr Montour Falls Newburgh Holtz, Marty Sr. Yonkers Siegel, Peter Sr Jensen, Bill Sr. Fort Myers, Florida Reif. John Jr. Homer GOLF SCHEDULE Strebel, Dave (capt) Sr. Monroe April May Van Schaick, Robert Sr. Schenectady 18 Ithaca 1:00 1 Ithaca/ Manager—Joel Carroll 25 Oneonta 1:00 Broekport A 1:00 29 LeMoyne/ 7 Alfred A 1:00 VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE Hamilton H 1:00 12 SUNYAC H April May 15 Harpur A 2:00 19 Harpur A 2:00 1 Oswego A 4.00 20 Oswego A 2:00 21 St. Lawrence H 3.30 3 U. Buffalo A 2:00 23 Broekport II 3.30 5 Ithaca H 3.30 FRESHMAN GOLF ROSTER 26 Buffalo State A 1:30 9-10 SUNYAC H Name Hometown Name Hometown 13 Hamilton H 3.30 Boucher, Jeffrey Tuppcr Lake Nugent, James Salamanca 20 Alfred H 1:30 Bunnell, Robert Narrowsburg Penney, Brendan Amsterdam Castrilli, Joseph Bath Sherman. Joseph New York City Lamb. Craig Sherrill Slitz, John New York Mills