Florida State Men's Golf - 1957 Year In Review | |
| Coaching Staff Don Veller, Head Coach Click here to see indivual mug shots |
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After 10 years of coaching at Florida State University, Dr. Don Veller has resigned to take on Broader teaching duties in this school's Physical Education Department.
Bill Odeneal, coach of FSU volleyball since 1949, will become golf coach.
Volleyball will be dropped from the list of FSU intercollegiate sports.
The changes were described by Dr. Charley Davis, chairman of the Athletic Committee, as "normal readjustment" in the FSU sports program.
Dr. Veller, head coach of FSU football for five seasons and of golf for five more, will assume duties that will include teaching of athletic administration, counseling of physical education majors and the patterning of a teaching schedule in the department.
Top Record
Eminently successful here in both sports he coached, Veller had a football record of 31 victories, 12 defeats and one tie, with one unbeaten season and a triumph in the Cigar Bowl. His golfers won 45 dual meets, lost eight, racked up two straight Florida Intercollegiate championships, beat University three of four dual meets, finished fifth in last year's NCAA tourney, won 26 of their last 27 dual matches.
Dr. Veller will continue coaching the golf team through next month's NCAA tournament at Colorado Springs. Athletic Committee permission to play in the NCAA was granted during the week after earlier indications the team might have to stay at home because of the expense involved.
One member of the Athletic Committee, explaining Dr. Veller's change, said: "We needed help in the Physical Education Department, and Don is an excellent teacher."
'Best Move'
Dr. Veller himself said he was leaving coaching "with mixed emotions." He added: "This will be the first time, you know, I've been out of coaching altogether. But this appears to be the best move for me since I spent several years getting my doctor's degree and preparing myself for this type of work."
Once a head coach in tennis, too, Dr. Veller had a 7-1 season at University of Indiana, where he served as a football assistant coach before coming to FSU. A star halfback at Indiana in his playing days, Dr. Veller had an outstanding high school coaching record at Elkhart, Ind., where his football team won 54 games, lost 11 and tied three.
Odeneal, a capable golfer who shoots in the 70s, has taught golf courses at FSU since 1949. Former owner of a driving range here, he helped design two 9-hole golf courses at FSU.
The Athletic Committee stressed that volleyball players presently receiving scholarship aid will continue on the same basis. They will be permitted to stay with the sport "on their own" and may defend the national collegiate championship they won earlier this month at the National AAU tournament.
Reason for dropping volleyball had to do with the departure of Dr. Howard Danford as athletic director and the fact that the team had difficulty scheduling capable competition. One member of the Athletic Committee said: "It does not fit sports programs in the Southeast - it's sort of a West Coast sport."
L T PY R Name Hgt Wgt Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Bunk Berry 5-8 140 Sr *** Tallahassee (Leon) * Ed Jenkins 5-11 190 Sr * Jacksonville (Jacksonville JC) * Dave Morris 6-2 165 Jr * Tallahassee Rem Noble 5-10 160 So Montgomery, AL * Bob Shave 5-10 160 So * Willoughby, OH * Bill Shelton 5-9 160 Jr * Anniston, AL * Harry Shoemaker 6-2 191 Sr * Chattanooga, TN * Bob Shuman 6-0 180 Sr *** Atlanta, GA * Jack Veghte 6-0 165 Sr *** Gloversville, NY
| WISCONSIN | W 25-2 | ||
| GEORGE WASHINGTON TOURNAMENT February 21-24, 1957 |
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| AUBURN | W 20-1 | ||
| FLORIDA | L 12.5-14.5 | ||
| FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE March 14-16, 1957, Ocala, Fl |
1st Place | ||
| GEORGIA TECH | W 19.5-7.5 | ||
| ALABAMA | W 22-5 | ||
| GEORGIA | W 7.5-2.5 | ||
| MIAMI | W 23-4 | ||
| ROLLINS COLLEGE Orlando, Fl |
W 15-12 | ||
| ROLLINS COLLEGE | W 20-7 | ||
| FLORIDA Athens, Ga |
W 15.5-11.5 | ||
| SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE May 2-4, 1957, Athens, Ga |
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| AUBURN | W 20.5-6.5 | ||
| NCAA TOURNAMENT June 24-25, 1957, Colorado Springs, Co |
4th Place |
Overall Home Away Neutral
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FSU RECORD IS 10- 1 7- 1 1- 0 2- 0
1957 EOY Stats
Name Tournaments Rounds Par Low Strokes Wins Top10 Ave ======================================================================== Bunk Berry 14 21.5 13 65 1,538 1 2 71.53 Ed Jenkins 15 24.5 9 66 1,790 0 0 73.06 Bob Shave 14 23.5 10 69 1,717 0 4 73.06 Jack Veghte 14 21.5 9 67 1,577 0 2 73.35 Harry Shoemaker 14 20.5 3 70 1,521 0 2 74.20 Bob Shuman 9 14.5 3 69 1,088 0 0 75.03 Dave Morris 8 11.5 2 70 863 0 1 75.04 Rem Noble 1 4 0 73 306 0 0 76.50 Bill Shelton 4 8 1 71 613 0 0 76.63
Name Place Total ========================= ===== ===== Jack Veghte 0 Ed Jenkins 66 Bunk Berry 69 Bob Shuman 69
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ==== ===== Bunk Berry 2 72 76 69 73 290 Harry Shoemaker 5 72 70 75 77 294 Dave Morris 6 77 76 73 70 296 Bob Shave 7 76 74 73 74 297 Jack Veghte 10t 74 75 73 77 299 Ed Jenkins 12 75 76 73 76 300 Bob Shuman 14 74 76 78 74 302 Bill Shelton 15 77 71 79 76 303 Rem Noble 16t 78 78 73 77 306
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Bunk Berry 70 70 Ed Jenkins 71 71 Bob Shave 71 71 Harry Shoemaker 73 73 Jack Veghte 75 75
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Bunk Berry 71 71 Ed Jenkins 73 73 Bob Shave 75 75 Harry Shoemaker 76 76 Dave Morris 77 77 Jack Veghte 81 81
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ==== ===== Bunk Berry 1 66 67 65 70 268 Jack Veghte 2 70 68 67 72 277 Bob Shave 3 71 69 70 71 281 Harry Shoemaker 70 70 Dave Morris 72 72 Bob Shuman 73 73 Bill Shelton 78 78 Ed Jenkins 69 72 72 71 284
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Dave Morris 71 71 Ed Jenkins 73 73 Harry Shoemaker 73 73 Bunk Berry 74 74 Jack Veghte 74 74 Bob Shave 77 77
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Jack Veghte 67 67 Bunk Berry 70 70 Bob Shave 74 74 Harry Shoemaker 74 74 Dave Morris 75 75 Ed Jenkins 76 76
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Bunk Berry 36 36 Harry Shoemaker 37 37 Ed Jenkins 38 38 Jack Veghte 39 39 Dave Morris 39 39 Bob Shave 40 40 Bob Shuman 43 43
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Ed Jenkins 70 70 Bunk Berry 71 71 Bob Shave 75 75 Harry Shoemaker 75 75 Bob Shuman 75 75 Jack Veghte 76 76
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Bob Shave 70 70 Jack Veghte 70 70 Bunk Berry 72 72 Ed Jenkins 73 73 Harry Shoemaker 75 75 Dave Morris 76 76
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Ed Jenkins 68 68 Bunk Berry 69 69 Bob Shuman 71 71 Jack Veghte 72 72 Harry Shoemaker 74 74 Bob Shave 75 75
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Bob Shave 69 69 Jack Veghte 72 72 Ed Jenkins 73 73 Harry Shoemaker 74 74 Bunk Berry 77 77 Bob Shuman 77 77
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Rnd3 Rnd4 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ==== ===== Bob Shave 7t 72 78 74 70 294 Ed Jenkins 12 70 79 72 76 297 Jack Veghte 16t 71 77 81 71 300 Bob Shuman 18t 71 75 80 77 303 Harry Shoemaker 20 73 76 78 78 305 Bunk Berry wd 77 73 78 228
Name Place Rnd1 Total ========================= ===== ==== ===== Ed Jenkins 71 71 Bunk Berry 73 73 Bob Shave 73 73 Harry Shoemaker 73 73 Jack Veghte 75 75 Bob Shuman 75 75 Bill Shelton 76 76
June 26, 1957
Bob Shave beat Tom Brown, Southern Methodist, 1 up.
Ricky Baird, Fresno State, beat Bill Shelton, 2 and 1.
Jerry Pittman, Southern Methodist, beat Harry Shoemaker, 1 up.
June 27, 1957
Jim Hiskey, Houston, beat Bob Shave, 1 up.
Name Place Rnd1 Rnd2 Total ========================= ===== ==== ==== ===== Bob Shave 3 75 71 146 Harry Shoemaker 6t 75 73 148 Bill Shelton 52t 77 79 156 Dave Morris 65t 80 77 157 Ed Jenkins 65t 82 75 157