BLOOMSBURG
STATE COLLEGE

1977

HUSKY

SPRING
SPORTS

BASEBALL
COACH
RODRICK CLARK BOLER, Associate
Professor of Health, Physical Education and Athletics and Head Baseball
Coach since the 1968-69 school year,
is a native of Northport, Alabama
and received his BS, MA and AA
Certificate (1976) from the University
of Alabama. Boler was a member of
the 1964 "Barna'" Notional Championship Football Team. He served
the baseball team for three years as
a short relief pitcher. His most notable appearance was
when he pitched 5-1 /3 scoreless innings of relief in a 1-0
victory over Mississippi University.
Cooch Boler coached three years at Gadsden High
School, Alabama and three years at Tuscaloosa County
High School, Northport, Alabama. At Gadsden, Boler
was head baseball coach, assistant basketball coach (two
years), and assistant football coach. He also served as a
player-coach for a semi-professional basketball team
for two years which posted a record of 68 wins and 15
losses. Boler never had a losing season in his five years
of coaching basketball. His football team went 22-8 when
he served as an assistant for Gadsden High.
Boler's baseball team at Gadsden won the Northeast
Alabama Conference Title in 1967 and 1968 and also won
the Etowah County Championship in 1968. In the past
eight years, his BSC teams have won 58, lost 95 and tied
one, following a disastrous 1976 season.
After serving the football program at BSC for eight
years, as defensive coordinator for six years, and offensive
coordinator for two years, Boler assumed the head cross
country coaching position also for the fall of 1976. In
addition to these duties a fall baseball program has been
operated by Boler for seven years in the late afternoon
with good success. He has also been a qualified PIAA
basketball official for the past seven years and has hopes
of refereeing at the college level.
He and his family reside at 510 E. Fourth Street, Bloomsburg, Pa. His office phone is 717-389-3225; and home
phone, 717-784-6044.

ASSISTANTS
RICK ROGERS graduated from Hazleton High School
where he ployed for three years on both varsity baseball
and basketball teams. He was the league All-Star shortstop and also started on the Pennsylvania Senior Babe
Ruth State Championship All-Star team in 1973.
He ployed on the Bloomsburg State College baseball
team for three years and was also a student-equipment

manager at Nelson Field House for 3 years.
Rick will graduate in May of 1977 with a degree
Business Administration.

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BOB DeCAROLIS attended Cardinal Dougherty High
School (Philadelphia) where he was picked as an AllCatholic 2nd baseman and also is a recent December
graduate from BSC, earning a B.S. in Business Education.
He played football and baseball for the Huskies in 1974
and 1975. During the 1975 baseball season, Bob was tricaptain and was selected 2nd team AII-P.S.C.A.C. as a
left-fielder. Bob was also the team leader in hits (22), hit
by pitches (4), on base average (.523), and co-leader in
homeruns (1), stolen bases (4) and runs batted in (11 ).
The 1975 players voted him the team ·s clutch player
award.
During Bob's two year career at BSC he had a .348
batting average, .919 fielding average and a .427 slugging average. Also he was President of his fraternity,
Delta Omega Chi, and also Vice-President of the Community Government Association.

OUTLOOK
The 1977 Bloomsburg State College Baseball team has
19 varsity and 5 jayvee players returning with bright prospects of a good season in a strong Pennsylvania Conference. The Huskies play in the Eastern division of the Conference. Co-captains for the 1977 team are Bob Stackhouse
and Bob Gibson.
Bill Pennesi, the Huskies· fine leftfielder, was the only
All-Eastern Division player selected from the 1976 squad.
Pennesi hit .328 for the Huskies and was nominated for
several district teams.
1977 team members are seniors Mike Broda, P-OF; Bob
Crimian, P; Craig Mensinger, 2B; Pat Prediger, 2B-SS; David
Scanlon, SS; Stackhouse, 3B; Joe Turri, P; and Richard
White, P. Juniors are Brent Bankus, P-OF; Charles DeRenzis, IF; Rick Duffy, IF; Tom Fulton, CF; Gibson, P; Ed Hess,
P-OF; Gerald Jakubos, OF-1 B; Jim Perry, P; Scott Vercoe,
1B; Bruce Wilson, P. Sophomores are Richard Budweg, P;
Scott Cox, C-OF; Dan Gordon, OF; Tim Long, 2B; Don
O'Conner, SS-P; Pennesi, LF. Leading freshmen, selected
by fall statistics, are Jeff Long, 1B; Bob Young, OF; Ray
Sheetz, 2B; Ken Miller, 3B; Scott Espe and Jack Behan,
OF; catchers Bob Graham and David Zinkler, Jim Quinn
and Paul Gadzicki; pitchers Scott Richards, Kevin Moyer,
Bill Delius and Carl Franklin.
Pitching was probably the best overall defensive effort
during 1976 as many contests were decided by very low
scores. BSC lost nine games by one run. Gibson was
rated 8th in the nation in NCAA Division II strikeouts with
a 10.9 average. He should have another fine year for the
Huskies.
Coach Boler is looking for overall improvement in the
offense to overcome one run deficits this year and overall

defense-pitching and fielding (the Huskies averaged 2.5
errors per game during the 1976 season). The Huskies had
one 300 + hitter in Pennesi, a freshman.
The 1976 September scrimmages proved to be a signicant improvement for Coach Boler and his assistants as
several newcomers look very helpful for the team in the
near future. The Huskies won two and lost two during the
fall scrimmages as rain played havoc on most of the
scheduled scrimmages.
For the first time, the Huskies made a Southern scrimmage tour to the deep South (St. Petersburg, Fla .) to get
ready for the 1977 season. Coach Boler hopes this experience that the team gets from the trip provides the necessary ingredient for a very successful spring .
1976 leaders were 2nd team AII-PSCAC Eastern Division
outfielder, Pennesi, who led the team in batting (.328),
most triples (3), total bases (28), and tied Vercoe for the
most doubles (3). Vercoe led the team in homeruns (3),
runs scored (9), slugging average (.519) and tied for the
most doubles (3) and runs batted in with Al Sprandel (9).
He also tied for the least number of strikeouts per at bat
(1 for every 8.66 at bats). Prediger had the most at-bats
(74), games played (23), and most hits (22). Tom Fulton
registered the most putouts (99) and most strikeouts (16) as
DeRenzis had the most assists (36), sacrifices (5), base on
balls (13) and on-base-average (.560). Mensinger stole six
bases in 7 attempts and was hit twice by a pitch to lead
in that category. Duffy had the least errors per chance
(0 errors for 20 chances).
Leading the pitching department is Gibson, who was
ranked 8th in the NC,A;A Division II strikeouts (10.9 average), led the team in most innings pitched (37-1 / 3), strikeouts (45), and tied teammate Budweg for the most appearances (7). ~udweg had the best ERA (1.20) and gave
up the least hits and runs per inning pitched . Crimian
gave up the least base on balls (12) while Gibson and
Wilson won one game apiece to lead in the most wins.
Despite a 2-23 record, 9 one run losses, a .224 team
batting average and a record 80 errors, the team managed a .924 fielding average and turned a record 22
double plays.

TOP PERFORMERS

BILL PENNESI

BOB GIBSON

1977 SCHEDULE
Bucknell University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
March 30
April
2 *Kutztown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 *Wilkes College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 *Millersville . .. .... ... . .. ..... . .. .
8 *LeMoyne College ... . . . ........ ..
16 *East Stroudsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18 *Lock Haven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
20 *King 's College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23 *Mansfield . . .. . ... . . . . .. . .. .... . .
25 *SUNY Oneonta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
30 *Shippensburg . . . . .. .. . . . . .... ...
2 *York College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
May
4 *University of Scranton . . . . . . . . . . . .
PSCAC Championships (west)
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1976 RESULTS
BSC
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BUCKNELL
SHIPPENSBURG
SHIPPENSBURG
PATERSON STATE
WILKES
WILKES
KUTZTOWN
KUTZTOWN
LOCK HAVEN
LOCK HAVEN
MILLERSVILLE
MILLERSVILLE
SCRANTON
SCRANTON
INDIANA
INDIANA
EAST STROUDSBURG
EAST STROUDSBURG
PENN STATE
KINGS
KINGS
MANSFIELD
MANSFIELD
SUNY / ONEONTA
SUNY / ONEONTA
Record: 2-23
Pennsylvania Conference Record: 0-10

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GOLF
COACH
DR. MICHAEL HERBERT took over the
coaching duties of the Husky golfers
two years ago and posted a 2-B
record. Last year the Huskies recorded eight wins and two losses for the
best record of the Maroon and Gold
stickmen since 1968.
Herbert has had a number of
coaching assignments in his 14 years
at BSC having been at the helm of
tennis and cross country teams and,
along with being an assistant in the basketball program
for 12 years, he has served as freshman basketball coach
for the past two seasons.
A native of Lansford, Pennsylvania, Herbert received
his degrees from the University of Maryland and Lehigh
University. He is a teaching professor in the Department
of Biology. His office phone is 717-389-2406; home phone
is 717-784-8477.

1977 SCHEDULE
April

7 Mansfield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . H
13 Kutztown . . . . . . . . . (at Kutztown)
lock Haven
Shippensburg
14 Millersville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H
15 Lycoming College . . . . . . . . . . . A
19 East Stroudsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . H
Penn State Univ. Capitol Campus
May 2-3 PSCAC
Championships !at Shippensburg)

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1:30

OUTLOOK
In his second season last year, Coach Michael Herbert
turned the Husky golf program completely around and
posted the best record (8-2) since 1968 when BSC had its
last winning season under Jerry Thomas.
Although the 1977 golf team will have some quality
players, the outlook isn't as bright as far as equalling last
year's record. "We will be stronger and more capable of
scoring better as a team, but we have also upgraded our
schedule-it should be an interesting season," Dr. Herbert
states.
Mark Pringle, a junior from Williamsport, and Allen
Ruffner, a sophomore from Reading, were the two best
performers last season averaging 81 and 82 per round
respectively. Both are expected to show improvement after
concentrating on their swings during the summer and fall
months and should again lead the team in scoring.

Freshmen being counted on to make a significant contribution to the Husky golf program are Stan Kozuch,
Panther Valley High School, and David Cichan, Upper
Moreland High School.
New additions to the schedule this year are Lebanon
Valley College and Susquehanna and Scranton Universities.
Frosty Valley Country Club will again be the home
course of the Bloomsburg State golf team.

1976 RESULTS
BSC

409
422
417

402
422
427

OPP.
LYCOMING
438
YORK COLLEGE
414
SALISBURY ST ATE
447
KUTZTOWN
432
LOCK HAVEN
445
SHIPPENSBURG
433
PENN STATE CAPITOL CAMPUS 412
EAST STROUDSBURG
408
MANSFIELD
451
ELMIRA COLLEGE
450
Record, 8-2
Pennsylvonia Conference Record, 8th

TOP RETURNEES

MARK PRINGLE

ALLEN RUFFNER

LACROSSE
COACH
B. J. ROST, an assistant professor in
health and physical education, joined
the BSC faculty in 1971. A native of
Brookville, Pa., she received her
undergraduate degree from East
Stroudsburg and her master's degree
from Springfield College. Although
she has not coached a varsity sport
at BSC before this appointment, she
has been active in the intramural
program. She previously was a varsity coach of tennis and skiing as a member of the staff
ot St. Lawrence University.

1977 SCHEDULE
April

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19
23

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Bucknell University
Millersville
Lebanon Valley College ......
Kutztown ..................

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OUTLOOK
Lacrosse began as an intramural program at Bloomsburg State College in the spring of 1975 through the
interest of a few women students.
In 1976 the team played on a club basis, and the only
interscholastic scrimmage was played with Bucknell University. Twenty girls were active in skill drills and intersquad scrimmages with fourteen players emerging to
form the nucleus for this first year of varsity competition.
As the interest in the sport is growing, approximately
twenty freshmen have joined the above performers. Most
of these newcomers have had high school varsity experience. In our first season, we hope to develop skills and
teamwork. The Huskiette stickwomen will be a young
team but hope to be competitive.

TOP PROSPECTS

NANCI HAIGH

KATHY HOTCHKISS

son■ALL

COACH
MS. SUSAN HIBBS will handle the
head coaching duties for BSC's first
softball team. Joining the Physical
Education Department in 1975, Hibbs
had served as interim head coach of
the women's basketball team and is
currently assistant coach of that
team.
Ms. Hibbs has a number of years
experience in teaching, playing, and
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particularly a logical choice to serve at the helm of this
new sport as she coached and played on many championship softball teams in the New England and MidAtlantic states.
A native of Kentucky, Hibbs earned her Bachelor of
Science degree at Western Kentucky University and master's from East Stroudsburg State. She is doing additional
graduate work at the Pennsylvania State University.

1977 SCHEDULE
April

13
15

Bucknell University . . . . . . . . . .
University of Scranton . . . . . . .
19 Luzerne County Camm. Col. . .
23 Kutztown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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OUTLOOK
The advent of spring heralds the start of the first varsity softball team for women on the BSC campus.
In their initial year, the Huskiettes will face a fourgame schedule. Opponents include the University of
Scranton, Luzerne County Community College on BSC's
home turf, and journeys to Bucknell University and Kutztown State College. The most seasoned of these foes appears to be Bucknell University, which traveled to Bloomsburg in March of 1976 to scrimmage an informal team of
Bloomsburg coeds. The Bison team dominated the play
throughout the contest winning 16-6.
Since women's fast pitch softball has undergone a decided growth recently, the balance of scheduled opponents are comparatively young teams in experience. These
games should prove to be highly contested matches.
Many of the aspiring Maroon and Gold candidates are
well equipped with the skill and knowledge of the sport,
garnered from summer league, intramural and interscholastic experience.

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TOP PROSPECTS

KAREN SCHAEFER

MICHAELE FLICK

TENNIS
COACH
Head Coach since 1969, BURTON
REESE continues to have outstanding
success with the tennis program at

BSC.
A native of Taylor, Pa., he earned
both his Bachelor of Science and
Master of Education degrees at East
Stroudsburg State College where he
co-captained the tennis and basketball teams. While working on his
master's degree, he helped coach
basketball and tennis as a graduate assistant. He then
joined the faculty of Old Forge High School becoming
an assistant coach in both basketball and football. He
served as athletic director at Abington Heights High
School where he initiated and coached varsity tennis to
a 45-6 record along with being in charge of junior high
b,asketball. Since coming to Bloomsburg, his teams have
compiled a dual match record of 75-37. He has also been
a fine assistant basketball coach at the college for the
past nine years.
Reese, who is a teaching professional in the summer,
is very active in the Middle States Lawn Tennis Association both as a player and official. Currently, he is a director of the Central Pennsylvania Tennis Association and
also helps run the Middle States lnterdistricts held at BSC.
As a player, he has been ranked in the top ten of Middle
States for several years and, along with Fred Straus, has
been ranked one, two, and currently number three in
doubles.

OUTLOOK
The 1977 edition of the Husky tennis team can be summed up very briefly-young but experienced. There are
four freshmen and two juniors in the "top six" making
this the youngest team in many years at BSC. But in terms
of experience, many of these players are seasoned veterans. Most of them are ranked players in the Middle
States or Central Pennsylvania and have several summers
of tournament play behind them.
Included in the top six, listed with their class, hometown, and overall BSC record, are: #1 Jim Hollister,
junior, Bloomsburg (49-15); #2 Rob Vance, freshman,
Phoenixville (l 0-2); # 3 Nate Levine, freshman, State College (8-1); #4 Rick Willders, freshman, New Holland (53); #5 Mark Raynes, freshman, Palmyra (3-6); and #6
Bill Lance, junior, Harrisburg (0-1 ).
Hopefully they will be able to replace some of the
greatest players in the history of the school. Drew Hos-

tetter, Phil Christman, Bob Rosics, and Jim Overbaugh
have all graduated, but the outstanding 19-4 record that
they compiled last year will be difficult to match.
This past fall the team was 5-0 in dual matches with
wins over Lehigh, Mansfield, Bucknell, Scranton, and West
Chester. The BSC netmen finished sixth in the ECAC tourney and fourth in the Bloomsburg Invitational.
The spring prom ises to be very challenging with many
outstanding teams dotting the schedule. A southern trip
begins the schedule with Navy, Virginia Military Institute,
and Richmond, three good Division I schools featured in
the five-match trip. Other Division I schools the squad will
compete against are the strong Nittany Lions of Penn
State, defending East Coast Conference champion Temple,
West Chester and Lehigh. Swarthmore, third in the nation
in Division 111, has been added while Pennsylvania Conference champion East Stroudsburg will have one of its
normally good teams.
The goals of this year's Husky contingent are to finish
with a 70% dual match winning record and to finish in
the top three in the conference championships. If these
are accomplished, Coach Reese feels the season will be a
success.

1977 SCHEDULE
March 17
18
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20
21
31

Madison (Va.) .... . .... .. ... .... . ,
Richmond University (Va.) .. , ... . ...
Virginia Military Institute (Va.) , . . .. .
Salisbury State (Md.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Navy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Penn State University . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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2:30
2:00
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3:00
2:00

April

Millersville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Swarthmore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lycoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lock Haven . ......... . . . . . .. . . ...
Kutztown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Temple . . . . . ..... . ... . ... ..... ...
Wilkes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
West Chester . ... . ..... . . .... ....
East Stroudsburg . .. . . .... ... .... . .
Shippensburg . . ... . . . . . ......... .
Lehigh University . .. . . ....... . . .. .

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May
3
6-7
28-30

Oneonta (SUNY) . . . .. . . . ..... . . . . 1:00
Scranton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:30
Pennsylvania Conference Championships
(at Bloomsburg)
Eastern Collegiates
(at Rochester University)

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1976 RESULTS
OPP.

BSC
9
9
0
0

5
8
9

9
8
9
9
9
8
2

9
6

4
8

HAMDEN SYDNEY
EAST CAROLINA U.
NORTH CAROLINA ST ATE
NAVY
TEMPLE
MADISON, VA
MT. ST. MARY'S
SH IPPENSBU RG
HAVERFORD
LYCOMING
MILLERSVILLE
LOCK HAVEN
KUTZTOWN
PENN STATE
JUNIATA
WEST CHESTER
EAST STROUDSBURG
ONEONTA

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Record: 14-4
Pennsy lvania Conference Championships : 2nd place
E. I.T. : 4th place

TOP PERFORMERS

JIM HOLLISTER

Roa VANCE

TRACK
COACH
CARL HINKLE joined the Health and
Physical Education Department in
1971 as freshman football coach and
assistant track coach; the latter under
Ron Puhl. He was named head track
coach in 1976 when Puhl relinquished
his position to concentrate on his
new appointment as head football
coach.
After being an outstanding high
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town of Berwick, Pennsylvania, he matriculated at Montono State University where in 1965 the Bobcats were the
Big Sky Conference and the NCAA Camellia Bowl champions. He also was a member of MSU's 1964 undefeated
wrestling team, the Big Sky Conference champions.
Prior to coming to Bloomsburg, he served two years at
the public school level coaching football, wrestling, and
track. He received his M .S. degree in physical education
from Ithaca College where, as a graduate assistant, he
served as assistant football coach in 196B-69 and at Cornell University in 1969-70. In the 1970-71 school year, he
was assistant football and assistant track coach at State
University of New York at Cortland. He is currently in his
fifth year of football and track at BSC.
He is married to the former Patricio Meyers of Berwick.
The Hinkles reside on Lightstreet Rood in Bloomsburg. His
office phone is 717-389-3225; home phone number is
717-784-6904.

1977 SCHEDULE
State Invitational

7-8

Univ. lnvit. lat
Univ., East Strou
Temple Univ.}
lion Relays
ivers1ty Parkl

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20

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3 Kutztown
6-7 PSCAC
Championships (at Shippensburg)

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20-21
26-28

IC4A Outdoor Meet (at Philadelphia)
Division II Notional
mpionships .. !at Forgo, NDl

OUTLOOK

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The tough schedule of the Husky track and field team
will provide an excellent test for the Huskies to uphold
BSC's winning tradition.
" Youth" is again the keynote of this year 's team with
some outstanding freshmen candidates joining a veteran
squad which includes only four seniors. Anthony Montouth, a junior champion and school record holder in the
triple jump, is among these veterans who helped the
Huskies finish third in last year's Pennsylvania State Conference championships held at BSC's Redman Stadium.

Other fine returnees include senior co-captains Jim
O'Brien and Steve Reckefus who provide the team with
outstanding athletic and academic leadership. The distance contingent is led by Steve Eachus, a premier distance man who recently recorded a seventh place finish
in IC4A cross country championship. Steve has already
broken the college's indoor track records for the mile, two
mile, and three mile events. Additional distance runners
include Mark Bond, Bob Kantner, and freshman Jack McKeever.
The high jump is represented by Mike Keiper, Jeff Carruthers, and Chuck Stathopolous. The spearmen are led
by Stan Kita, school record holder, Todd Kehler, Bill Boger,
Lou Marinangela, and Dan McCallum.
The sprinters should be stronger than ever with Barry
Staton, returning veteran, and new speedsters Jim Mailey,
Jakie Williams, and Mike Locust. Ken Curcio, Brian Loudy,
Jim Nagg, Landis Hinson, and Ed Hauck will provide a
strong hurdle contingent.
The quarter milers, led by Reckefus, include: Pete Henzy, John Bergen, Joe Cosenza, and Bill Maguire, while
O'Brien, Aaron Johnson, Carter White, and Joe Hepp will
participate in the half mile. Montouth, of course, leads
the triple jumpers with the long jump fronted by BSC
record holder Barry Staton. Other point contributors include Larry Dietrich and Carruthers.
The weight events will be adequately represented with
returnees Gary Coldren, McCallum, and Sean MacBain.
Pole vaulters are Fred Koetteritz, Scott Lux, Brian Sullivan,
and freshman Dave Womer.

1976 RESULTS
OPP.

BSC
73
88½
145

60
99½
121

KUTZTOWN
MILLERSVILLE
MANSFIELD
LYCOMING
UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON
BAPTIST BIBLE
WILKES
KINGS
UNITED WESLY AN
EAST STROUDSBURG
MANSFIELD
LOCK HAVEN
CHEYNEY

72
64½
28
35½
24
18
14½
14
13
94
43½
38
20

Record, 13-1
Lehigh 5 way meet, 5th (unofficial)
Gallaudet Relays, 2nd
BSC Relays, No official scoring
Delaware State Invitational, 4th
Pennsylvania Conference Record, 3rd
NCAA Division II National Championships, eliminated

TOP PERFORMERS

STEVE EACHUS

TONY MONTOUGH

In addition to coaching the men's track and field team,
Hinkle will also be responsible for the first participation
by women in track and field this season and will be assisted by Sally Cobrain, a member of the student life
staff. The women will be competing along with the men
in some of the meets. At press time for this brochure, there
was no official schedule or complete information on participants.
Women 's Tennis was included in the 1976 fall brochure.
The following is the 1977 spring schedule:
April

May

18 Susquehanna University ... . . . . 2:00
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23 Lehigh University ... . . . . .. . . . . ll:00a.m. A
26 Kutztown . . ... .... . . . ....... . 2:30
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28 Shippensburg ... . ... . ..... . . . 2:30
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3 Bucknell University .... ... .. . . . 2:30
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DR. JAMES McCORMICK
PRESIDENT

DR. CONRAD A. BAUTZ
CHAIRMAN
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS
Telephone, 717-389-2613

H. CECIL TURBERVILLE, JR.
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR (MEN)
Telephone , 717-389-3225

M. ELEANOR WRAY
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR (WOMEN)
Telephone, 717-389-3922

Member NCAA, PSCAC, ECAC,
AIAW, EAIAW
Colors - Maroon and Gold
Nickname - Huskies
Year Founded -1839

Bloomsburg State College does not discriminate on the
basis of sex, race, color, creed, age, or handicap as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
and by other legislation.

BLOOMSBURG ST ATE COLLEGE
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 17815
Telephone: (717) 389-3411