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Initial Submission Date

4-2-2011

See IndexPage + pages 1-15+ Appendix A, B & C

Prepared by Bruce W. McKinnon 64EditorJames (Jim) M. Miller65

Contributors -- Steve Wilkinson (Gustavus), Jim Holden (Northfield) & Bill Young 57

Final 2011 Submission Date =5-16-2011 (mail)9-01-2012


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INDEX / CONTENTSPages Description

Nomination Packet (Pages 1-15)1 Introduction (basis for nomination)2 Nominees (listed members of 1962, 1964 and 1965 teams)

3-4 Nominators / sample nomination letter5-6 Benjamin Lewis, Ph.D., Tennis Coach (seasons 58-64)7 Dr. Lewiss 6-1-2012 Hamline Hall of Fame Induction Notice From Piper Athletic Association

8 1962, 1964 and 1965 MIAC conference championship tennis teams9 Member Colleges Timeline for MIAC Involvement10 MIAC historical records and conference championship protocol11 MIAC Conference rankings (1961-1965) / Hamline based /outsider participants list12 Acknowledgements / Jim Holden and Steve Wilkinson13 Dr. Lewiss Resume / Names & addresses of 10 of 19 nominators, Lewis family and Lowell Weber14 Names & addresses of 9 more nominators (including Wirtanen / in Memorium), plus list of tennis

players from 1962, 1964 and 1965 tennis teams.15 Official MIAC notification that 1965 records were modified (to show Hamline as the winner)

A Appendix A (Pages 1-16) |||| Hamline Liner / yearbook tennis pages (1956-1965)

B Appendix B (Pages 1-9) |||| Supporting Documentation: Proving that the Hamline University tennisteam was the legitimate conference champions in 1965. Objective: To replace Macalester with Hamlinesname as was noted on April 2011 MIAC Website. Note: On 5-4-2011, the MIAC completed their review of

our documentation and changed their website to reflect Hamline as the 1965 Conference winner.

C Appendix C (18 pages / Nomination letters)

Nomination Packet Prepared by Bruce W. McKinnon Index /Contents PagePages 1-15 to follow


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Application IntroductionYEAR: 2011TO: Hamlines Hall of Fame CommitteeFROM: Bruce McKinnon / Members of the 1962, 1964 and 1965 Tennis Teams

Our Hamline Hall of Fame Nomination Project in Perspective: Dick Stebbins and I were best friends all the waythrough college. We also played on the same tennis team and were doubles partners for about half of our 4 years atHamline (60-64). We really admired Dr. Lewis (we called him Doc).

Four + years after graduation from Hamline, we tried to find Doc to reconnect and get his address for our Christmaslist, etc. Repeated calls to Hamline as to his whereabouts over the years ended with staff who did not know who wewere even talking about. That alwaysreally bothered us. As it turns out, after Doc left Hamline, he moved to DenisonUniversity, Granville, Ohio for several years, but moved again to take a position as Director of Libraries with his AlmaMater, Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware, OH. Unfortunately, we did not find that out until 47 years later. When Dick and Iexchanged casual e-mails in February 2011, Dick once again ended his comments with I wonder whatever happenedto Doc. Well that did it for me I was going to get an answer to that question come hell or high water. I was on amission.

Fortunately, along with today's phone systems, we now also have the Internet and Google at our disposal whichwere not available back in the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s. Regardless, trying to find new or 45 year old data wasa real task. I had moved from Minnesota at age 31 to never again return to live. So I started my search by first findingand then calling my former tennis teammates those with whom I spent so much time during the 1961-1964 tennisseasons. I had not talked to 95% of them in almost 47 years, but we sure have talked many times since -- a real treat.

Aftermany hours of searching, information obtained during these calls eventually led to Bens son Bob then to Ben.I couldnt believe Doc was still alive. This took place just weeks before he passed away on April 1 , 2011at age 91.His health was extremely fragile. I was able to talk with him by phone even though he could only make sounds forresponse. I know that he heard and understood everything I said. Especially Thank you Doc for all that you didfor us. It made a difference in 19 of our lives. If nothing more came from this effort, then that would be OK.

During this process, I determined Dick and I were not the only ones from our teams who had unsuccessfully triedto locate Doc through Hamline. My search process also re-emphasized the win / loss tennis record for the teamI had played on four years. I had really forgotten about those days--I guess we all did. Life happens. Good grief,I was almost 70 years old. But, it became increasingly apparent to us all what Doc had really accomplished as ourcoach, in spite of the material he had to work with (well some of us anyway). And, we all ended up as pretty goodtennis players. So when we finally found him, we decided to nominate Doc for induction into Hamlines AthleticHall of Fame. Give the man his due - we all felt good about that -- he earned it. He would not be forgotten.

During my hours of searching through historical MIAC conference college records, what I found gave special meaningto Doctor Lewiss legacy for tennis at Hamline (and for our lives as a by-product). It put our years playing tennis from1961 through 1964 / 65 into a different perspective. For example, in 90 years (1920-2010), Hamline had only won 2MIAC conference tennis championships (maybe ONE other in 1923), both during my 4 years at Hamline and I wasdown the ladder. In some ways, it was like that fish story where the fish just keeps getting bigger and bigger with everystory told or new piece of information found. Except in this case, it really happened. So, ourNominating Groupfelt thatwe should also try thento get the 1962 and 1964 teams into the Hamline Hall of Fame as well -- a package deal.

Now I did not keep up with Hamlines tennis teams after Dick and I graduated from Hamline in 1964. Until I becameinvolved in this project in February 2011, I was unaware that the 1965 tennis team alsowon the MIAC ConferenceChampionshipwith thesame players (less 3, plus 3) from the prior year and years back. Wow -- that was 3championships in 4 years. But I also discovered that the MIAC website showed Macalester as 1965 Conferencechampions not Hamline. How could that be?With that, I decided to see if we also could PROVE that the 1965

team earned the MIAC title (as clearly noted in our 1965 Hamline Liner yearbook). And we did with help from others.

It was at that point that our group of 18 of 19 living tennis players decided that we would nominate Doc andall 3 teamsfor induction into Hamlines Hall of Fame. No other Hamline sports team (except those of the JoeHutton basketball era) in any other sport had ever put a sustained string of conference victories together likeDocs tennis TEAMS. So now the Hall of Fame Committee can better understand why we nominated Doctor Lewiswith the 3 tennis teams he guided to the MIAC conference titles. It was then and was now a team effort.

We look(ed) forward tothe Hall of Fame Committees decision.

Bruce W. McKinnon (64)Representing 19 tennis members of the3 conference championship teams (including John Wirtanen deceased 66)


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Nomination Packet Prepared by Bruce W. McKinnon Page 1 of 15

Benjamin Lewis, Ph.D.

Hamline Tennis Coach

1958 1964

2011Nominee

2012Inductee

MIAC Conference Team Champions2011& 2012 Nominees

A champion is afraid of losing. Everyone else is afraid of winning. ~ Billie Jean KingIf everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself. ~ Henry Ford

Getting good players is easy. Gettingem to play together is the hard part. ~ Casey Stengel


Presentation by

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1962-1964-1965

Hamline Tennis Teams

Athletic Hall of Fame

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Inducted into

HamlinesAthletic

Hall of Fame10-5-2012

2011 Hall of Fame 2012

Nominations

Benjamin Lewis, Ph.D. 1955-1964 HU Library Director1958-1964 HU Tennis Coach 1958-1964HU Asst Swim Coach

1962 Tennis Team 1964 Tennis Team 1965 Tennis Team

Hall of Fame

--Nominators--

19 HamlineTennis Players6264 -- 65 Teams

Jim Anderson 67Paul Burda 68Larry Day 65

*Bob Gustafson 65Tom Hauck 66 OC

Charlie Huss 66*Tom Hutton 62*Roger Lipelt 65

Bruce McKinnon 64Jim Miller 65

DelRay Peterson 65 OCGeorge Roscoe 62Scott Scherer 65

Dick Schneider 67Ford Spalding 71 OC

Dick Stebbins 64*Dick Strohkirch 66Tom Strohkirch 66

In Memorium

John Wirtanen 6?deceased 66

(Cancer -- senior year)

Key

*Hamline Hall of Fame00 OC= other college graduation

1962

1964

1965



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19 HAMLINE Tennis Alumni

Representatives of the

Classes of1962, 1964, 1965, 1966 and 1967

:Date:______________, 2011

Stephanie Harris

Sports Information Director (2011)Hamline University

Athletic Department, MS- A1795

1536 Hewitt Avenue

St. Paul, Minnesota 55104

4 2011 NOMINEES for the Hamline Athletic Hall of Fame

(1) Benjamin M. Lewis, Ph.D., Nominee

Hamline Library Director, Tennis Coach (1958-1964) and Assistant Swimming Coach

(2) Hamline Tennis Team for 1962 Nominee (Conference Champions)



Dear Stephanie:

In follow up to recent phone conversations (with Bruce McKinnon), we are attaching a INTRODUCTION

prepared by the 19 Hamline tennis alumni noted below (Cc) explaining in detail why we wish to nominate

(1) Dr. Benjamin Lewis PLUS Hamlines MIAC Conference Championship Tennis Teams for (2) 1962, (3) 1964and (4) 1965 to the Hamline University Athletic Hall of Fame. Each of us is signing this document or cover

letter and separately forwarding it to YOU toformallyindicate our complete approval of this nomination

accordingly. Please acknowledge receipt of these documents.

SincerelyX______________________________________ X________________________________________

Sign Name / Hamline Tennis Team Alumnus Print Name / Hamline Tennis Team Alumnus

Classes of 1962, 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68

Cc:

1. 19Hamline ALUMNI: Thomas W. Hutton, SR 62, George C. Roscoe 62, Thomas A. Hauck*, Roger R. Lipelt 65,Richard E. Stebbins 64, Bruce W. McKinnon 64, J. Ford Spalding*, James M. Miller 65, Charles P. Huss 66,Scott Q. Scherer 65, Reverend Robert W. Gustafson 65, James H. Anderson 67, Reverend DelRayPeterson*, Richard E. Strohkirch 66, Thomas A. Strohkirch 66, Richard J. Schneider 67 , Larry M. Day 66,Paul S. Burda 65 and **John E. Wirtanen. Notes: * graduated from another college / ** passed away before graduation.

2. 2011 Hamline Alumni Staff: Associate VP Betsy Brenden Radtke 89 & Assistant Director Shannon Eberhardt 093. 2011 Hamline Athletic Director Robert Bob Beeman, Jr and Sports Information Director Stephanie Harris4. MIAC Executive Director Daniel McKane and Assistant to the Executive Director Matt Higgins

5. Key Sources: Steve Wilkinson (retired Gustavus Tennis Coach-winningest coach in the history of collegiate tennis)

James Jim N. Holden, Author, Tennis in the Northland(Northfield High School Tennis Coach- retired)William Bill W. Young, MD 57 (HU Player Coach 57)



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Hamline University, St Paul, MN 1962, 1964 & 1965 Tennis Teams MIAC Tennis Conference Champions

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Thank you Ben for all that you did for us at Hamline and for the great example you set for our personal lives.


Hamline


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2011 NOMINEE COACH Ben Lewis INTRODUCTIONDate: 4-4-2011

To: Piper/ Hamline Athletics Department, Hall of Fame Committee

Stephanie Harris, 2011 Sports Information Director (SID)

Subject: Hamline Hall of Fame Nomination

Re: Benjamin M. Lewis, Ph.D. PLUS Conference Champion Tennis Teams 1962, 1964 & 1965

Responsibilities: 1. Director of the Hamline Library (Staff, 1955 to 1964)

2. Hamline Tennis Coach (seasons 1958-1964)

3. Hamline Assistant Swimming & Diving Coach (exact period unknown)Hall of Fame Sport: Hamline Tennis

INTRODUCTION: The former members of Hamlines Tennis Team during the coaching career of Dr. Ben Lewis hereby nominateDr. Lewis for induction into Hamlines Athletic Hall of Fame -- based on his contributions as tennis team coach during thetennis seasons of1958 to 1964 (7 seasons) and a spill over (8th) year in 1965.

Significance: Ben was a reserved, dignified man who always demonstrated the qualities of honesty and integrity -- the epitome

ofsportsmanship as our coach. Ben was clearly a man of academic accomplishment and always conducted himself in a

professional manner. While seemingly quiet and laid back, he was articulate and demonstrated sensitivity coupled with a

disarming sense of humor. He consistently showed great wisdom and leadership (by example and action). He genuinely cared

about each team member regardless of player rank. Dr. Lewis was respected and admired by every member of his tennis teams

without reservation. He was clearly a man of unquestionable character and a genuinely first class human being.

Coaching: Ben combined the perfect mix of organization, structure, quiet motivation and knowledge of the game of tennis as ourcoach. He was deeply involved in the success of his men as individuals, students, players and most of all as a team.Consequently, all team members worked hard to be good representatives for Hamline, the sport and the team -- given the very

nature of Bens example. While VERY knowledgeable of the mechanics of the sport (he was also a good tennis player), hiscoaching focused on supporting his players in a watchful and quiet way. When Dr. Lewis occasionally made comments about a

players tennis skills (or lack thereof), his observations were always perceptive and articulated in a thoughtful and positivecontext (or humorous at just the right moment -- one of his uncanny, likeable strengths).

Accomplishments: The MIAC was formed in 1920. Conference tennis records were confusing and not detailed prior to 2000. The

MIAC recordbooksuggests that Hamlinepossiblycaptured all or part of 3 conference tennis championships during the 1920s(singles in 1921 + doubles in 1923 and 1928). However, MIAC individual TEAM conference standings (win / loss season records)

were not recorded. Hamline did NOT win any conference championship during the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. The TEAM won3 championships during the 1960s (62, 64 &65), 2 while Ben was our tennis coach (62 & 64) AND none in the 1970s, 1980s,

1990s, 2000s through 2012. Hamlines 1964-1965 Liner shows that the tennis team posted a 10 win / 1 loss record and an8-0 season standing for the MIAC 1965 Tennis Team Conference Championship. Thats 16 straight conference dual meet winsin 2 years without a loss. 1965 was the year after Dr. Lewis left to take a position as Director of Libraries at Denison University

in Ohio. However, this championship was WON with 7 tennis letterman all of whom played during one or more of Bens 3 priorcoaching years. Conference standings: 1961=3rd; 1962=1st; 1963=2nd; 1964=1st and 1965=1st all in all, an outstanding coachingrecord. Ben volunteered to coach at Hamline but did not coach tennis in his subsequent two college positions.

Three of the 19 above tennis players (Hutton, Lipelt and R. Strohkrich) had exceptional Minnesota high school tennis coaching

careers (plus other sports) after graduation from Hamline. Four of 19 have already been inducted into Hamlines Hall of Fame

for their involvement in tennis and/or other sports while in Piper athletic programs. One Hamline Hall of Famer(Lipelt) was also

inducted into the Minnesota High School Coaches Hall of Fame. Yet another (Roscoe) was Hamlines tennis coach from 1976 to1981. Most went on to play tournament and/or club tennis in later life. Since 1920, with the possible exception of1921 (only

individual doubles and singles champions were determined then), only 3 Hamline tennis teams were MIAC Conference

Champions -- all directly influenced by Bens coaching.

Ben & Lois Lewis In 2011: At the start of this Hall of Fame nomination project in February 2011, Ben (whopassed away 4-1-011

at age 91) and his wife Lois lived in an assisted living facility in Red Wing, MN in the same community as one of their two sons ,

Bob, who later played on the tennis team and graduated from Hamline (69). The idea to nominate Dr. Lewis for Hamlines Hallof Fame was pursued entirely by 19 tennis team alumni(Wirtanen posthumously) without the suggestion, influence or

knowledge of our nominee or his family (although they were delighted with the thought when informed).

We respectfully request that Hamline consider this nomination as a gesture to a great man who earned our respect and

invested in our gamesmanship, personal mental growth, and life successes. He definitely made a significant contribution

to the success and reputation of Hamline University. It would be an honor well deserved and recognition long overdue.



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Hall of Fame Induction Notice

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Tennis Coach 1958 to 1964

Example of letter sent by Hamline to 18 former tennis players / nominators


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MIAC Tennis Conference Championships

1920 to 2012Singles & Doubles Champions according to Gustavus (1920-1939)+ MIAC Conference Tennis Team Championship records (1940-2010)

All-Time MIAC Tennis Team Champions Dr. Benjamin Lewiss7 year Hamline tennis

V Coaching Era VSeasons 1958 to 1964

Year Champion Year Champio

Year Champion Year Champion 1966 Macalester 1990 Gustavu

1920 St Olaf 1939 Gustavus S 1967 Macalester 1991 Gustavu1921 Hamline 1940 St Olaf 1968 Macalester 1992 Gustavu

1922 St Olaf 1941 St Olaf Year Champion Rank 1969 Macalester 1993 Gustavu

1923 Hamline D/St Thomas S 1942 St Olaf 1958 St Thomas ? 1970 Gustavus 1994 Gustavu

1924 St Thomas 1943 St Olaf 1959 St Thomas D/Gustavus S ? 1971 Gustavus 1995 Gustavu

1925 N/A 1944 St Olaf 1960 Macalester D/Duluth S ? 1972 Gustavus 1996 Gustavu

1926 N/A 1945 St Olaf 1961 Macalester D/Duluth S 3rd 1973 Gustavus 1997 Gustavu

1927 Macalester D/St Johns S 1946 St Thomas 1962 Hamline 11W/1L/3NCL 1st 1974 Gustavus 1998 Gustavu

1928 Hamline D/St Johns S 1947 Augsburg 1963 Macalester D/Hamline S 2nd 1975 Gustavus 1999 Gustavu

1929 St OlafD/Macalester S 1948 St Olaf 1964 Hamline 8W/0L 1st 1976 Concordia 2000 Gustavu

1930 St Thomas S 1949 St Olaf 6/64 Dr. Lewis moves on to Denison U 1977 Gustavus 2001 Gustavu

1931 St Johns D/St Thomas S 1950 St Olaf 1965 Hamline 9W/1NCW/1NCL 1st 1978 Gustavus 2002 Gustavu

1932 St Thomas 1951 St Olaf ^Dr. Lewis 1965 Influence Year^

5 tennis players from 1962 + 2 from 1964

1979 Gustavus 2003 Gustavu

1933 N/A 1952 Macalester 1980 Gustavus 2004 Gustavu1934 N/A 1953 Macalester Benjamin Lewis, Ph.D.

7 year Hamline tennis

^ coaching era ^

Season 1958 to 1964

Lowell Weber took over as coach in 1965


1935 Macalester D/ Gustavus S 1954 St Thomas 1982 Gustavus 2006 Gustavu

1936 St Olaf 1955 St Thomas 1983 Gustavus 2007 Gustavu

1937 St Olaf 1956 St Thomas 1984 Gustavus 2008 Gustavu

1938 St Thomas 1957 St Thomas 1985 St Thomas 2009 Gustavu

http://gustavus.edu/athletics/mt/records/miacchamps/cfm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/hamline_university



http://www.miac-online.org/sports/2007/8/13/mtenrecordbooks.aspx. 1988 St Thomas 2012 Gustavu

Hamline University ^ References ^ ^ References ^ As of 9-1-2012 1989 Gustavus 2013

A review of the above CHART demonstrates that the 1962, 1964 and 1965 Hamline Tennis Teams established

a winning record that has NEVER been duplicated in 92 years (1920 to 2012). No other Hamline sport (except

those of the Joe Hutton basketball era) have ever put a sustained string of conference victories together like

the records of the TEAMS under the direction / influence of tennis coach Dr. Ben Lewis during the 1960s.

MIAC TENNIS Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Updated 5-2-2011 / Reviewed: 5-29-2012

1940 to Date Championship Determination Protocol Notes, Comments and / or Services

#Period / Years Dual Season-End Duals +

MemorandumFrom To Matches Tournament Playoff1 1940 1952 X

2 1953 1964 X 1 / win Singles / doubles tournament one point / win start 1953

3 1965 1966 X

4 1967 1968 50% 50% X Nine flighted tournaments start 19675 1969 1970 51% 49% X Nine flighted tournaments

6 1971 1972 50% 50% X Nine flighted tournaments

7 1973 1983 X Nine flighted tournaments

8 1984 1996 20 points-2/m 72 points X 92 = team points max - Nine flighted tournaments

9 1997 2002 100 points-10/m 72 points X 172 = team points max - Nine flighted tournaments

10 2003 2006 X Dual match tournaments

11 2007 2012 X

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Tennis flighted Definition: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_tennis_flight Source: Retired Coach Steve Wilkinson, Gustavus - 2012 |||| Prepared by Bruce W. McKinnon64 for Steve Wilkinson, MIAC & Hamline U

The above chart notes that the MIAC has obtained some documentation for the scoring systems used to

award conference championships for TEAMS during the period 1940 to 2010, but not before. It appears that from

1920 to 1939, a season-ending tournament simply determined doubles and singles champions for the conference year.

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1958-1965 Season Win / Loss Records for MIAC Conference in TennisYear End RankingsRecords exclude invitationals and season-end tournaments

1957-1958 1958-1959 1959-1960 1960-1961

# Teams # Teams # Teams # Teams

1 St Thomas 1 St Thomas 1/2 Macalester 1/2 Macalester

2 Gustavus 2 UM - Duluth 2/2 UM - Duluth 1/2 Gustavus

3 3 Gustavus 3 St Thomas 3 Hamline

W/L: 4-4 Con = 4-34 4 St Johns 4/5 Gustavus

5 5 4/5 St Johns 4

6 ??? 6 ??? 6/7 St Marys 5 ???7 7 6/7 Hamline

W/L: 3-6 Con = 3-3

6

8 8 7

9 9 8/9 Augsburg 8#1 singles / Player Coach Bill Young Coach Ben Lewis, Ph.D. 8/9 Concordia 9

Source: Gustavus / Wilkinson Source: Gustavus / Wilkinson / St Johns Coach Ben Lewis, Ph.D. Coach Ben Lewis, Ph.D.

Source: Gustavus / Wilkinson Source: HU Yearbook/ Wilkinson

1961-1962 1962-1963 1963-1964 1964-1965

# Teams # Teams # Teams # Teams

1 Hamline

W/L: 11-4* Con = 6-1

1 Macalester 1 Hamline

W/L: 8-0 Con = 8-0

1 Hamline

W/L: 10-1 Con = 8-02 Hamline

W/L: 6-4* Con = 6-22 Macalester 2 St. Johns 7-1 2 Macalester

3 St. Thomas 3 St. Johns 3 Macalester 6-2 3 St. Johns

4 Gustavus 4 4 Gustavus 5-8 4 Gustavus

5/6 St. Johns 5/6 5/6 Concordia 3-5 5 Augsburg

5/6 St. Marys 5/6 ??? 5/6 UM-Duluth 3-5 6 St. Thomas

7/8 Concordia 7 7 St. Thomas 2-6 7 St. Marys

7/8 UM-Duluth 8 8 St. Marys 2-6 8 UM-Duluth

9 Augsburg 9 9 Augsburg 0-8 9 ConcordiaCoach Ben Lewis, Ph.D. Coach Ben Lewis, Ph.D. Coach Ben Lewis, Ph.D. Coach Lowell Weber / Strohkirch Twins

Source: Gustavus / Wilkinson Source: HU Yearbook / St Johns Source: MIAC website + HU Yearbook Source: MIAC website + HU Yearbook

Until 1964, the RANKING for the MIAC conference championship was determined by points earned

during the seasonending conference tournamentnot a teams win / loss record for the season. Hamline Staff Contacts

1536 Hewitt Avenue MS-A1795

St Paul, Minnesota 55104

Linda Hanson, PresidentO: (651) 523-2202 MS-C1914

E: [email protected]

Hamline University Athletic Staff

2012 AD Jason VerdugoO: (651) 523-2035 E:[email protected]

2012 Interim SID, David WrightO: (651) 523-2786 E:

[email protected]

2012 Tennis Coach Jon Henning 06O: (651) 523-2310 E:[email protected]

2011AD Robert Bob L. Beeman, Jr.2011 SID Stephanie Harris

Hamline University Alumni StaffMS-C1920 -- 1536 Hewitt AvenueSt Paul, Minnesota 55104 FAX: (651) 523-3048

O: (800) 767-5585 + (651) 523-3048

Betsy Brenden Radtke 89Associate Vice President, Alumni Relations

O: (651) 523-2201 Mail: MS-C1920

E: [email protected] Muirhead McAdam

2012 Assistant Director, Alumni RelationsO: (651) 523-2015 E: [email protected]

2011 Shannon Eberhardt 09Assistant Director, Alumni Relations

Other Hamline Contacts

William Bill W. Young, MD 57HU Tennis Team 1954-1957 Player Coach 1957

325 Basil Street, Taylors Falls, MN 55084-9703

H: (651) 465-6635 C: (651) 465-6529E: [email protected]

Orem O. Robbins, Hamline BenefactorAnnette Strand Scherer Robbins 36,(deceased 4-9-2011; wife / mother of

Scott Scherer65, Hamline Tennis Team 1962-63)

1930 Gulf Shore Blvd N, Apt D 102

Naples Florida 34102-1655 H: (239) 261-4295

E:[email protected]

Founder, former Chairman of the Board

Security Life Insurance Company

10901 Red Circle Drive, #400 O: (952) 544-2121

Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 9305

Minneapolis Home both Orem and ScottThe Kenwood Retirement Community

825 Summit AvenuePhone: (612) 374-8100Minneapolis, MN 55403 Contact: Connie McCllem

Scott # 1110: (612) 377-3352

Orem # 903: (612) 377-5665

Nomination Packet Page 11 of 15Prepared by Bruce W. McKinnon

Dan Loritz,Former HU VPHU Senior Fund Development Director

Doron Clark00President, Piper Athletic Association

Outside Contacts

GustavusMens Tennishttps://gustavus.edu/athletics/mt/

Tommy Valentini, Tennis Coach (2010- )Lund Center, 225 C O: (507) 933-6446

E:[email protected]

Steve L. Wilkinson, Ph.D.Gustavus Tennis Coach Retired (1970-2009)

500 Capitol Drive, Saint Peter, MN 56082

H: (507) 931-1614 E:[email protected]

AuthorTennis in the NorthlandJames Jim Holden

Northfield High School Tennis Coach, retired708 1st St West Northfield, MN 55057-1607

H: (507) 645-5313 E: holden@st olaf.edu

MIAC ContactsMinnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

475 Cleveland Avenue N - Suite 307

St. Paul, MN 55104 Fax: (651) 647-6422

Daniel McKane, Executive DirectorO: (651) 644-3964 C: (651) 210-9908

E:[email protected]

Matt Higgins Asst to Executive DirectorO: (651) 644-3965 C: (612) 237-8237

E: [email protected]
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Tennis in the Northland

Pages covering Hamline Players

Page (s) Name

47-49, 106, 332

88-89, 106

88, 106-107, Appendix D

141-142, 421

106, 174, 176, 177, 332

106, 217, 257, 329-332

106, 217, 257, 329-332332

106, 332

Charlie Huss

Roger Lipelt

Dick Strohkirch

Tom Hutton

Bob Gustafson

Jim Miller

John WirtanenDick Stebbins

Ben Lewis, Ph.D

Steve WilkinsonRetired Gustavus Coach

Steve assisted with the

identification of accurate

MIAC Conference Tennis

championship determination

protocol needed to support

Hamline claims to three

Conference championships for

the years 1962, 1964 & 1965.

Steve Wilkinson: Coaches can make the difference ! Wilkinson arrived at Gustavus as a religion

professor in 1970 and was asked if he would be willing to voluntarily coach the tennis team.

Steve had played collegiate tennis at the University of Iowa where he finished second in

#1 doubles at the Big Ten Championships as a senior. The rest is history. Steve became thewinningest coach in the history of collegiate mens tennis (Divisions I, II, and III and NAIA)

over the next 39 years.

Wilkinsons teams won 35 MIAC titles + 2 NCAA Division III titles (1980 and 1982). His playersclaimed 6 national doubles and 4 national singles titles. He coached 46 players to 87 ITA

All-America honors, 103 players to 226 All-Conference honors, and 5 CoSIDA Academic

All-Americans. His teams achieved an overall record of 929-260 (.720%) and a MIAC markof 329-1 or .970%.

Wilkinson also played competitive tennis for many years after college and ranked #1 in the US

in the 45, 50, 55 and 60 and over divisions. He represented the US in the Dubler Cup, Perry Cup

and Austria Cup competition winning the world championship in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1989

and finished second in Berlin, Germany in 1992. Steve was inducted into the Iowa Tennis Hall

of Fame (1974), Northern Tennis Association Hall of Fame (1983) and the US TennisAssociation Missouri Valley Hall of Fame (1999).

Steve retired in 2009 as Gustavus Tennis coach due to an illness. But, he and his wife Barbara

continued to work with the Tennis and Life Camps (TLC) which he founded --the largest tennis

camp in one location in the US -- until 2011. AND, with no strings attached, Steve helped ME

(a total stranger) to establish that Hamline was in fact the MIAC 1965 Tennis Conference

Champions. Thank YOU Steve.

see sources / LINKS belowhttp://makeyourlifecount.blog.gustavus.edu/2010/08/20/steve-wilkinson-tennis-and-

life/http://www.northern.usta.com/News/2010/2010_04/Steve-Wilkinson-ITA-Hall-of-Fame/

Special thanks to those whose historical efforts have contributed to the research and documentation for this project.

This is a MUST BUY book that refers to many Hamlineplayers. Every high school and college library in Minnesota

should purchase this High School tennis encyclopedia -- a great

history of tennis from 1929 to 2003+. Jim Holden, a retired

highly regarded Northfield tennis coach, past Minnesota State

High School Tennis Coaches Association President and Hall of

Fame member, is the perfect author for a comprehensive work

of this nature. The book chronicles high School tennis singles

and doubles players who played in Minnesota State HighSchool tennis tournaments and many of the coaches who

had remarkable coaching careers. It identifies famous tennis

families and high school dynasties as well as college tennis

players who went on to distinguish themselves in tennis (and

other sports) in state coaching ranks. The book, edited by

Steve Wilkinson, is beautifully laid out, easy to read, personal,

sensitive and crammed full of great details (433 pages).

Jim Holden


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RESUME Benjamin Morgan Lewis, Ph.D. DOB:1-8-1920, Buffalo, NY DOD:4-1-2011, Red Wing, MN RESUMEHamline University Librarian (1955-1964), Tennis and Assistant Swimming Coach

Parents: Harry F. and Mildred J. (Judd) LewisHigh School: 1937Appleton High School, Appleton, WICollege: Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, OH

1941 BA: History (1937-1941)Military: 1942-1945 ArmyAir Corps, WWII A24 Dive Bomber PilotMarriage: 9-10-1942 Edith Lois Maujer Lewis(Gary, Bob & Melia)Graduate School: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

1947 MA: History (1945-1947)

1950 MA: Library Science (1948-1950)Doctorate: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

1956 Ph.D: Library Science (1950-1956)

Work: 1. 1947-1947 Marathon Paper Co, Neenah, WI2. 1951-1955 Eastern Illinois State Teachers College

Charleston, IL: Librarian(Eastern Illinois University today)

>> 3. 1955-1964 Hamline University, St Paul, MN: LibrarianMens Tennis Coach (1958-1964)

Assistant Swimming Coach4. 1964-1966 Denison University, Granville, OH

Director of Libraries5. 1966-1983 Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, OH

Director of LibrariesRetired (Emeritus): 1983

1962, 1964 & 1965 Hamline University Tennis Team ParticipantsHall of Fame Nominators from Hamline Classes of 1962, 1964 and 1965/66/67MIAC Conference Champs 1940-2012 see: http://www.miac-online.org/sports/2007/8/13/mtenrecordbook.aspx

Thomas W. Hutton, SR 58-62(1962)

Wife: Sherryl A.911 Pasadena Way, The Villages, FL 32159-0096

H: (352) 751-0578 C: (352) 484-413235 Nathan Ln, #126, Minneapolis, MN 55441-6354

H: (763) 546-0431 E-mail: [email protected] singles Champion1961, 2

nd1962

Hamline H of F: 1962(basketball & tennis)

Rev Robert W. Gustafson, Ph.D.

Wife: Linda W. 61-65(1965)411 Dogleg Drive, Williamsburg, VA 23188-7411

H: (757) 229-5474 C: (757) 645-5571

E-mail: [email protected]

Minnesota State Singles Champion:1961MIAC Singles Champion 1962, 1963 & 1964

Hamline H of F: 1965 (tennis)

Benjamin M. Lewis, Ph.D.

Hamline Library Director: 1955-1964

Tennis Coach: 1958-1964

Assistant Swimming Coach (period ?)Wife: Lois (Children: Gary, Bob & Nancy/Melia)

LAST address before death 4-01-2011Loving Residence Assisted Living

1760 Perlich Ave, Red Wing, MN 5506

George C. Roscoe 58-62(1962)

Wife: Agata M.3445 Glenarden Court, St Paul, MN 55112

H: (651) 631-3069 C: (612) 919-9216

E-mail: None

Hamline TennisCoach: 1976-1981

Richard E. Stebbins 60-64(1964)

11447 East Placita Rancho Grande

Tucson, AZ 85730-5809

H: (520) 886-9868 C: (520) 784-1531

E-mail:[email protected]

Blog: [email protected]

USTA Natl Champion: 1988 (singles 4.5)

Robert D. Lewis (son)65-59(1969)

Wife: Marjorie C.

3366 North Service Drive

Redwing, MN 55066-1813

H: (651) 388-4171 C: (651) 301-2816

Owner: Sargents Nursery, Inc3352 N Service Dr, Red Wing, MN 55066

W:(651) 388-3847


Web: www.sargentsnursery.com

Hamline Tennis Team: 1966-1969------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Gary M. Lewis (son) 63-67(1967) DU

Wife: Leslie D.

278 Concord Road

Wayland, MA 01778-1118

H: (508) 358-7651 C: (774) 279-7300


Gary graduated from Ohio Wesleyan

University in Ohio and played Junior

Varsity tennis during his first 2 years.

Roger R. Lipelt 60-65(1965)

Wife: Joanne F.

740 Quantico Lane NorthMinneapolis, MN 55447-3773

H: (763) 473-5549 C: (763) 242-6425


Hamline H of F: 1965 (football)

Minnesota Coaches H of F: 2001

James M. Miller 61-65(1965)

964 Fairmount Ave

Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105-3119H: (651) 222-8744 C: No cell


Minnesota State Doubles Champion: 1961

USTA Sectl Champion:2005 (D/Team 4.0)USTA Sectl Champion: 2009 (MD 4.0)

Bruce W. McKinnon60-64(1964)

Wife: Linda K.

1617 Edgemoor Lane

Everett, WA 98203-1672

H: (425) 267-9473 C: (425) 501-8625


Charles P. Huss 61-66(1966)

14231 57th Street North

Stillwater, MN 55082-6407

H: (651) 439-7259 C: No Cell

E-mail: [email protected] (son)

Richard E. Strohkirch 61-66(1966)

7362 Bren Lane

Eden Prairie, MN 55346-4135

H: (952) 937-9157 C: None E-mail: None

Hamline H of F: 1966; (Hockey)

Hamline Co-Tennis Coach:1966

President, Minnesota Tennis Coaches

Association (Boys): 1996-2000

Thomas A. Strohkirch 61-66 (1966)

400 Hickory Lane NorthSaint Paul, MN 55128-7037 (no cell or e-mail)

H: (651) 738-1531 C: None E-mail: None

Hamline Co-Tennis Coach: 1966

Lowell A. Weber 62-85(retired)

Assistant to HU President / Deferred Givin

Hamline Tennis Coach (1965, 1966 )Wife: Carol Ann5275 Grandview Square, Apt 3204

Minneapolis, MN 55436-1763 H: (952) 926-300


6552 E Sugarloaf Street, Mesa, AZ 85215-9786

H: 480-325-6923

Note: Lowell Weber was Tennis Coach in 1965,

66, etc. In 1966, Weber was in South American

during much of season and left coaching duties

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In MemoriamJohn E. Wirtanen

( Hamline 1962-1966 )

Greenway High School, Colerain, MN

Birth: 7-3-1944 Death: 9-7-1966 Cancer

High school teammates Jim Millerand John Wirtanen (a year behind Miller

won the Minnesota State high school

doubles championship in 1961.

John then went to play on 2 Hamline

Conference Championship Teams (64, 65).

John was diagnosed with cancer his senior

year (65-66) while at Hamline. He was not

able to finish his 4 year degree nor could

he play on Hamlines 1966 team. Johnpassed away in the early fall of66.

The Wirtanen Tennis Scorebook waslater named in Johns memory and remainsthe scorebook of choice by tennis coaches

+ teams throughout the US -- to this day.

http://duathlonworldsconcord.com/tag/scorebooks/

http://tinyurl.com/4ar4qrq

Thomas A Hauck (1 year, 1961-1962)

Wife: Judith H. 166 Pine Hill Road

Wilmot, NH 03287-0232

H: (603) 526-4920 C: (603) 340-4181

E-mail:[email protected]: University of Maine 62-65 (1965)

USTA Champion / Maine (Doubles 1965)

Scott Q. Scherer 61-65(1965)TheKenwood Retirement Community

825 Summit Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Contact: Jennifer Volkenant, Executive Director


Contact: Connie McCllem O: (612) 374-8100

Scott # 1110: Phone Direct: (612) 377-5665

Orem O Robbins, step Dad# 903: (612) 377-3352

J Ford Spalding (2 years, 1962-1964)Wife: Chip H. H: (508) 785-1754

5 Hutton Road, Dover, MA 02030-2239 C: None

W: (800) 215-9980 Felton, Berlin & Erdmann

E-mail:[email protected]:University of Maryland 69-71 (1971)

Reverand DelRay M. PetersonWife: Sandra J. (1-1/2 years 1965)

15501 Wing Lake Drive, Minnetonka,

MN 55345-5648 H: (952) 934-7266C: (952) 484-5644 E-mail:[email protected]

College: Bethel University 65-67 (1967)

Richard J Schneider, Ph.D

Wife: Mary M 63-67 (1967)20 Murdock Avenue, Glens Falls, NY 12801-2407

H: No land line C: (518) 538-0886


Paul S. Burda 64-66(1966)Wife: Irma R H: (254) 770-0460

2113 Canyon Creek Drive

Temple, TX 76502-3215 C: None

E-Mail:[email protected]

Larry M. Day 61-65(1965)Wife:Anne L. H/O: 858-675-3603

17679 Valle Verde Road

Poway, CA 92064-1241C: 858-675-3602

E-Mail: [email protected]

Peter T. Rogney (2 years, 1964-966

Wife: Katherine Kolbe|HU tennis 65-6186 Candy Dance Ln, Genoa, NV 89411-0229

H: (775) 782-4592 C: 775-790-0700

E-Mail: [email protected]

PeterDeclined involvement20112nd team

during 1965-1966. Peter was not a college

HU graduate. Stated he was too busy now

become involved.

James H. Anderson 63-67(1967)

Wife: Marilyn L. H: (805) 379-3982

2695 Lakewood Place C: (805) 279-6896

Westlake Village, CA 91361-3308E-mail:[email protected]

Hamline Tennis Seasons62, 64 & 65 *Note: Player in Hamlines Alumni Database as of 4-4-2011? Y = Yes N = No**Bob Gustafson had to stop playing tennis in 1965 due to magnesium sulfate deficienCoach Ben Lewis 58-64

Team Conference Champions

MIAC Conference Champions H of F Nomination Letter HU mail STATUS Hamline Year Graduated + Tennis Seasons

1962 1964 1965 Mailed>HU Received>HU Copy-Bruce At HU* HU Graduate Year? / All Teams | Note

Tom Hutton 62 Yes N/A N/A Yes Yes Yes 58-62 Y 1962 /59, 60, 61, 62George Roscoe 62 Yes N/A N/A Yes Yes Yes 58-62 Y 1962 / 59, 60, 61, 62 HU Tennis Coach 76Tom Hauck 62 Yes N/A N/A Yes Yes Yes 61-62 N No/ 62 1 year, transferred to U of MaDick Stebbins 62, 64 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 60-64 Y 1964 /61, 62, 63, 64Bruce McKinnon 62, 64 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 60-64 Y 1964 / 61, 62, 63, 64J. Ford Spalding 64 Yes N/A N/A Yes Yes Yes 62-64 Y No/ 63, 64 Left HU to join Navy in 1Roger Lipelt 62, 64 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 60-65 Y 1965 / 61, 62, 63, 64Bob Gustafson 62, 64, 65 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 61-65 Y 1965 /62, 63, 64, 65 3 duals-no conferencJim Miller 62, 64, 65 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 61-65 Y 1965 /62, 63, 64, 65Scott Scherer 62 Yes No No Yes Yes Yes 61-65 Y 1965 / 62, 63

John Wirtanen 64, 65 No Yes Yes N/A N/A N/A 62-66 N No/63, 64, 65 died ofcancer 9-7-1Dick Strohkirch 62, 64, 65 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 61-66 Y 1966 /62, 63, 64, 65 CO-coach 1Tom Strohkirch 62, 64, 65 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 61-66 Y 1966 /62, 63, 64, 65 CO-coach 1Charlie Huss 62, 64, 65 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 61-66 Y 1966 /62, 63, 64, 65Dick Schneider 64, 65 No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 63-67 Y 1967 / 64, 65, 66, 67James Anderson 64 No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 61-66 Y 1967 /64 Played partial 1st yDelRay Peterson 64 No Yes yr N/A Yes Yes Yes 63-65N No /64 Transferred to Bethel mid 19Larry Day 65 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes 61-65 Y 1965 /65Paul Burda 65 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes 64-68 Y 1968 /65Peter Rogney 65 No No Yes declined declined declined 64-65 Y No/65, 66 No interest in participat


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Its Official !!

The 1965 Hamline Tennis Team is the MIAC Tennis Conference Champions

MIAC Records Updated 5-4-2011

5-4-2011 E-mail from MIAC

From: Matt Higgins [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 10:24 AM

To: 'Stephanie Harris'; Bob Beeman ([email protected])

Cc: 'Bruce McKinnon'; 'Dan McKane'

Subject: 1965 MIAC Championship

Hello Steph, Bob and Bruce,

I want to thank all of you especially Bruce for your time and effort on verifying and trying to rectifythe MIAC mens tennis history regarding the 1965 championship. Based on evidence provided by Bruce,Hamline and verification from Macalester, it is the MIACs official decision that Hamline University wasindeed the 1965 MIAC mens tennis champion.

As of this morning, I have updated the MIAC Mens Tennis Recordbook on the MIAC Web site to reflectthis, and have adjusted each teams total titles and last title to reflect the change as well. You can viewthat updated page Here: http://www.miac-online.org/sports/2007/8/13/mtenrecordbook.aspx

I am saving all documentation from this process to back up the MIACs decision to list Hamline as the MIACChampion for 1965, and this summer I plan to add language to our Web site to clarify the changing nature

in which the champion was determined. Thanks again for all of your work on this and for your help toensure the MIAC records are accurate. Congratulations to Bruce and Hamline for the 1965 title, and best

of luck moving forward with your Hall of Fame nominations.

Matt Higgins

Assistant to the Executive Director

Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference


Office: 651-644-3965

Cell: 612-237-8237

Fax: 651-647-6422Web: www.miac-online.org

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Documents

9-1-2012 Rev-Years 2011-2012 HU Hall of Fame Nomination Packet