Whits tab Ringstad, Rowley, Giusti, Lochrie
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, Walla Walla, Wash. Wednesday November 28, 1973
John Rowley, Larry Ringstad, Chuck Lochrie and Mike Giusti walked off with the top football trophies last night at Whitman College's annual fall awards ceremony.
Rowley, a senior from Kenmore, Wash., was voted the team's best lineman while Ringstad, a senior from Seattle, was the recipient of the Shocker Award .
Mike Giusti, sophomore quarterback from Carnation, Wash., was voted by his teammates as the most inspirational player.
Lochrie, a freshman from Yakima's Eisenhower High, was tabbed the most improved gridder.
Tim Marsh, the college's publicist, presented the team with the Shocker cup donated by an anonymous Whitman booster to remember Whits' stunning, 18-9 upset of nationally ranked Linfield.
Soccer awards went to Hakan Taljemark, best offensive player; goalie Jeff Walker, best defense; Kerry Lamus, Carl Edwards and Jeff Akeson, most improved, and Kevin Scribner, most inspirational.
There will be no presentation of the Niles Trophy, a major football award, this season, Coach Roy Thompson announced.
Lettermen: Football
FOURTH AWARD Doug Bennett, Larry Ringstad, John Rowley.
THIRD AWARD Frank Hanson, Tom Mings, Curtis Clark.
SECOND AWARD Dave Dunterman, Mike Giusti, Mike McCleary, Terry Mclver, John Moloney, Randy Phillips, Gary Pierson, Kelvin Spillman, Rick Wakeman, Donn Warton, Ed Wynichowski. FIRST AWARD Bruce Andrews, Bill Bettencourt, Bob Biles, Doug Burton, Richard Cherry, Tory Drysdale, Wayne Ford, Art Greenawald, Mark Honey, Dave Lightfoot, Chuck Lochrie, Ashley Miller, Matt Paolercio, Dan Phillips, Don Pinkerton, Gregg Richards, Pete Schoenlaub, Albert Smalls, Mark Thompson, Steve Vosti, Wallace Finney.
Lettermen: Cross country
FOURTH AWARD Bob Sos.
THIRD AWARD Roy Hurst.
SECOND AWARD John Harbour.
FIRST AWARD Mike Jarvis, Les McCarter, Carl Pedersen, Gordon Rubard, Brian Soneda.
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