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La Salle University La Salle University Digital Commons La Salle Basketball Game Programs University Publications 2-10-1953 College Basketball Review, 1953 Unknown Author Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/basketball_game_programs Recommended Citation Unknown Author, "College Basketball Review, 1953" (1953). La Salle Basketball Game Programs. 2. https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/basketball_game_programs/2 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at La Salle University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in La Salle Basketball Game Programs by an authorized administrator of La Salle University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TEMPLE DE PAUL LA SALLE ST. JOSEPH'S TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1953 COLLEGE BASKETBALL REVIEW PRICE 25* Because Bulova is first in beauty, accuracy and value . more Americans tell time by Bulova than by any other fine watch in the world. Next time you buy a watch — for yourself or as a gift — choose the finest — Bulova! B u l o v a .. America’s greatest watch value! PRESIDENT 21 jewels Expansion Band $ 4 9 5 0 OFFICIAL TIMEPIECE NATIONAL INVITATION BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TOP FLIGHT LOCAL PERFORMERS TOM GOLA, LA SALLE NORM GREKIN, LA SALLE JOHN KANE, TEMPLE ED GARRITY, ST. JOSEPH'S 3 Mikan ‘Held' to 24 points by St. Joseph’s in De Paul’s last visit to Hall Court G EO R G E MIKAN, the best of De Paul's basketball products and recognized as the court star of all times, has appeared on the Convention Hall boards a number of times as a pro star with the Minneapolis Lakers, but his college career included but one visit to the Hall. Opposing St. Joseph's back in the early part of the 1943-44 campaign, ''Mr. Basketball," racked up 24 points (10 goals, 4 fouls) as De Paul took over the Hawks, 64-56. That game, incidentally, was the Blue Demons' last appear­ ance on this court. De Paul has, however, played here seven times before, losing but once. St. Joseph's put over a 52-43 triumph in 1942. Incidentally, in that Mikan-led win for De Paul in 1943, Harry Litwack, present Temple coach, was one of the officials. The other was Warren Weiler, who is a spectator tonight. Temple and De Paul are meeting for the first time on the court. Ron Feiereisel, captain of the Windy City aggregation, led the charge for his team in the first tilt with La Salle this winter at Madison Square Garden, the Demons' leader banking 26 points. He was a standout against the Ex­ plorers in the return match at Chicago—also a victory for De Paul—but Ken Loeffler, La Salle mentor, figured that smallish Jim Lamkin was the fellow who turned the tide in the second game. Ray Meyer, who has been coaching—and very successfully, too—De Paul since the 1942-43 season, is a Notre Dame graduate and was a standout bas- eteer for the Irish in the late 1930's when the late George Keogan tutored Notre Dame. During his more than 10 seasons at the De Paul helm, Meyer has seen his basketeers win at a better than .700 rate. Four times Meyer-coached De Paul quintets have gone to either the NCAA or National Invitational tournaments. St. Joseph's will have to upset La Salle tonight in order to remain in the running for the mythical city championship. The Hawks, who showed an ex­ cellent brand of play in losing the last-second decision to St. John's on Janu- (Continued on page 13) Published by K ir sh P u b lish in g C o m pa n y , 1 5 2 1-1523 L and T it l e B ldg., P hiladelphia , P a., for College Doubleheader Basketball Season. Address all manuscripts to R o b e r t Y . G e a s e y , E d it o r , T e m ­ p l e U n iv e r s it y , P iiil a ., P a. Represented for National Advertising by R o b t . K e l l y P u b l ish in g C o m ­ pa n y, N ew Y o r k , N. Y. 4 OH BOY! CANADA DRY CANADA DRY Ginger Ale Spur The best of them "The finer cola" T h a t ’ s r i g h t — ask for Canada Dry Spur or Ginger Ale—two of the most delicious, most refreshing drinks you’ve ever tasted! Enjoy them at the refreshment stand! CANAD OFFICIAL XIOL LAST-B Again for 1952-3 The official basketball for all intercollegiate games in MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NEW YORK CONVENTION HALL PHILADELPHIA ALBERT DIDRIKSEN, TEMPLE JACK MOORE, LA SALLE JOHN DOOGAN, ST. JOSEPH'S HARRY SILCOX, TEMPLE 6 PHILCO High Fidelity TV WITH SENSATIONAL Revolutionizes Fringe Area Performance It’s the big television news for 1953 ! New developments from Philco laboratories bring television enjoyment to vast new areas. Sharpest, clearest, most dependable TV o f all . leads the field in performance, quality and VALUE ! Available with Built-In ALL-CHANNEL UHF For the new UHF stations, Philco offers full coverage—not partial—with new Built-In All- Channel UHF Tuner. Plus UHF-VHF Built-In Aerial System. Ask about i t . don’t settle for less. NEXT BASKETBALL DOUBLEHEADER WHITE STAG SKI JACKETS arad other accessories SATURDAY, FEB. 14th — 8:00 P. M. ST. JO SEPH ’S vs. DREXEL at the 8:00 P.M. S K I SHOP TEMPLE vs./LA SALLE 9:45 P.M. M itchell & Ness at Convention Hall 1312 Arch Street Phila., Pa. Seagram’s 7 Crown. BLENDED WHISKEY. 86.8 Proof. 65% Grain Neutral Spirits. Seagram-Distillers Corporation, Chrysler Building, New York F. G . FOULS P. Fs. LA SALLE 1st H alf 2nd 1st H alf 2nd F. G . FOULS P. Fs. TEMPLE 1st H a lf 2nd 1st H a lf 2nd 3 —Robert Smith 3—Harry Silcox 5—Frank O'Hara 4—Frederick Hess 6 — Joe Gilson 5—Albert Didriksen 7 —Norman Grekin 7 —James Van Zandt 8 — Jackie Moore 10—'Conrad Miller 9—Bill Katheder 11—John Kane 10—Jim Warrington 12—Gerald Kittredge 11—Fred Iehle 14—Austin Felis .W 12—Fred Altieri 15—'Carl Hopfinger 14—Jack French 21—Samuel Sylvester 15—Tom Gola 22—Charles Mohr 23—Robert Mclnemey 24—'Warren Murphy BOTANY MILLS, Inc., PASSAIC, N. J. • Men’s & Women’s Wear Fabrics • Robes • Men’s Ties ■ Socks ■ Mufflers • Sportswear • "Botany" Brand 500 Clothing 25—Thomas Checchia Beachwear • No-Dye-Lot Yarns • Certified Fabrics for Home Sewing (Certified by Botany Laboratories) Lanolin Cosmetics • "Dunk" for Washing Woolens 31—Floyd Schneider F. G . FOULS P. Fs. ST. JOSEPH'S 1st Half 2nd 1st H a lf 2nd F. G . FOULS P. Fs. GEM IS EASIER ON THE FACE DePAUL 1st Half 2nd 1st H a lf 2nd 4—Don Swanick 10—Bernard Skul 5—Jack Heller shaves cleaner . with far fewer strokes! 11—James Lamkin 6—James Desmond 12—Ronald Dreas 7—Jack Heuter 13—William Schyman 8—Frank Brannan 14—Daniel Lecos 9— Frank Connors 20—Russell Johnson 10— Tony Papaneri 21—Ronald Feiereisel 1“ 11—James Connell 22—Patrick Kelly 12—John Doogan 24—Alfred Papesh 14—A1 Juliana 30—Robert Wolf 15—Ed Garrity 33—Frank Blum 16—Wally Nowacki 34—Donald Rose 17—William Lynch 41—Daniel Kieres 19—George Jurosky DURIDIUM 43—Michael Donohue 51—Earl Wylder BLADES 53—Michael Perlowski “Have a Coke” It’s the friendly high-sign BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY The Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling Company 10 Individual Scoring Records Most Points in One Game — 43 Most Points. One Half — 29 Most Points. One Game, Visiting Player — 34 Bill Mlkvy, Temple Bill Mlkvy, Temple Bob Zawoluk, St. John's (vs. North Carolina, January 6, 1951) (vs. North Carolina, January 6, 1951) (vs. St. Joseph's, January 27, 1951) Most Field Goals in One Game— 19 Most Field Goals, Visiting Player— 14 Bill Mlkvy, Temple Most Rebounds, Game — 34 Michael Santoro, Rhode Island (vs. North Carolina, January 6, 1951) Frank Reddout, Syracuse (vs. St. Joseph’s, January 20, 1945) V Most Foul Goals in One Game— 16 (vs. Temple, February 9, 1952) Clyde Lovellette, Kansas Bob Zawoluk, St. John's (vs. St. Joseph's, December 9, 1950) tvs. St. Joseph's, January 27, 1951) Most Assists, Game — 9 Most Foul Goals, Visiting Player— 16 *• Most Points in Season — 299 Dick Groat, Duke Bob Zawoluk, St. John's Bill Mlkvy, Temple, 1950-51 (vs. Temple, January 12, 1952) (vs. St. Joseph's, January 27, 1951) Game and Team Scoring Records Most Points, One Game — 105 Least Points, Winning Team — 22 La Salle (vs. Murray State) La Salle (vs. St. Joseph's) (February 9, 1952) (January 28, 1938) Most Field Goals, One Game — 44 Least Points, One Game — 14 La Salle (vs. Murray State) St. Joseph's (vs. Temple) (February 9, 1952) (February 28, 1940) Highest Scoring G am e— 187 Points Most Points, One H alf— 106 La Salle (105), vs. Murray State (82) La Salle (59), vs. Murray State (47) (February 9, 1952) (February 9, 1952) Most Field Goals (Both Teams), One Game — 76 Most Points, One Half (One Team) — 59 La Salle (44), vs. Murray State (32) La Salle (vs. Murray State) (February 9, 1952) (February 9, 1952) Most Foul Goals, One Game — 36 Least Points, One Half— 15 St. John's vs. St. Joseph's) La Salle (12) vs. St.

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