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By Paul Kaliner
The Bishop cagers continued
their "season of frustration" Saturday
in a 76-5- day (out with an ankle sprain) hurt
the team considerably.
Rieker is expected to return to
4 loss to Ohio Con- the lineup before the OC tourney
ference leader Muskingum at Ed- which begins next Thursday.
wards Gvm. The defeat was the Shannon remarked that the
fifth straight for Ohio Wesleyan Bishops did a "good job" in
(5-1- 4 overall, de-fensi- ng
Muskingum's leading
3-- 8 in the Ohio Con-
ference) since the Jan. 26 win over
Kenyon.
Coach Frank Shannon said he is
"bewildered by our inconsistent
play" and added that the absence
of senior Mike Rieker last Satur- -
Mermen
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Capita
The Bishop tankers captured
their third victory of the season by
beating Capital University 78-4- 2
last Saturday. This brings the
Bishops' overall record to three
wins and four losses.
Saturday, OWU's swimmers
will be among eight schools
participating in the Great Lakes
Colleges Association (GLCA) swim
meet. Wabash College in Crawfordsville,
Ind., will be the host for
the tournament. GLCA invited
four colleges from the Ohio
Conference and four schools
outside the OC.
In last Saturday's meet against
Capital, the Bishops won 9 of 13
events. Coach Dick Gordin said he
was pleased with the victory and
the overall performance of his
team.
Standouts in the meet were
seniors John Ford and co-capta-
in
Chris Copeland and freshman
Mark Raedle.
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JUNIOR JOE CAMPBELL 40
attempts a tip-i- n against OC
leader Muskingum last Saturday.
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for his one minute pin over Deni-son'-s
158-pound
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scorer Gene Ford (held to 14
points Saturday), "but our
problem all season long has been
the fact that we can stop the
opposing team's big gun but not
the whole team"
The season has been "frustrating"
for the team. Shannon
conceded and said he feels the
players "are waiting for it to end."
The end of the regular season
comes Saturday against visiting
Oberlin, an OC foe which OWU
last vanquished four years ago.
Sports Sis!
SATURDAY
Swimming OWU at Great Lakes
Colleges Association meet,
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Wrestling-OW- U at GLCA meet,
Holland, Mich.
Basketball OWU vs. Oberlin,
7:30 p.m., Edwards Gym.
SUNDAY.
Bowling-I.- M. Championship Turkey
City vs. Sig Ep, 3 p.m.,
Union Lanes.
rUODItfl I1UIMCU "We're wrestling better now
tnan at 'me tms season- -
AthlOtG Of Wk I We're improving all the time,"
commented wrestling coach Ray
"x Leech after OWU's two victories
last week.
Thus, he projected that the
Bishops (now 4-- 5) are "ready" for
Saturday's Great Lakes Colleges
Association (GLCA) tourney at
Hope College (Holland, Mich.).
. 0 V, T - , Ohio Wesleyan won the GLCA
two years ago and finished second
to Wabash last year.
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LEADING SCORER senior Dan Penrod 42 has a shot blocked in
last Saturday's loss to Muskingum. Penrod totaled a game high of 20
points in the 76-5- 4 defeat. See story, left. Photo By Cindy Hudson
Improving Matmen Head For GLCA
Last week's victories an 18-1- 2 Recording pins against Denison
triumph over Wittenberg on Feb. were seniors Barry Reutter
(heavyweight),
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Joe Coy (190),
anda a 44-- a a 6 routi o f visiting Deni- -
sophomores Ken Kadel (177) and
sion last Saturday undoubtedly Phil Wolf (126) and freshman Jeff
gave the Bishops a needed uplift. Foerster (158).
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