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Streff earned four letters in UWM baseball and lead the team in hitting for three years. His college career average of .386, with a top season of .463 in 1964, ranks as a record for that era of Panther baseball. In four consecutive years, his batter average reads .348, .278, .454 and .463. The final mark came during his senior year, when he co-captained the team. He received his bachelor's degree and was senior class president in 1965. He earned his Master's in 1967 in communication and was vice-president of the UWM Letterman's Club. After graduation, he taught and coached at Wauwatosa East High School. His involvement in the community with youth gained him the "Distinguished Citizen Award" from the Wauwatosa Jaycees in 1974. He was also the recipient of the Andrew T. Weaver Award as the "Outstanding Communication Teacher In Wisconsin" in 1973.
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