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- -.... ' ..... NOT .BAD! NOT BAD 1- . CASE AND COMMENT-:­ : · Thos~·,· Deacons;;· 'the ·rba,sketball• Old:Gold. and.. Black .t~k.elL c;o~~ varietY,· seem to have done it. siderable pride in its editorial agaiit. ,Their record in the Dixie-- · · columns. This week the .discllSS­ ;:. · _(Jl_assic .. is enViabledndeed.' ~The· ion ranges from one of the -most · _Sports: Department thinks. :the· ~- serious threatS to academic free- · . good ·Cl'a:ssic ·game pictures.:are , ~om in. recent times to the. ··also enviable. All·opinions wel­ . questions involved in college come, See Page. Sbc, · -· * athletics. They're on Page Four. : VQ.l.UMt: XXXVIII .. :·Wake Fonaf Con;.••· Wab Fore.t, North CarotiD&. Mlnaday, J~uarr 12, 1953 NUMBER 12 ..........·: .. -:-" __-:-----=._;·· ...:..· ---:-.,.::'·.:.,.::· -7·. ·-:--' +-;. ~, ~--~-:'--:"-·- ~~ ~------:-~-:--....__---'-~··...:..''~.:..":_;__ --:-----'--7'·---:--__.;__·· ~--~.-:-:----------'------:----~----------'-----.......- j' • ' ",,::·· ~-.·.Q_--~a_.·.. _.m_ ·. pu\_S·:.~-Gro,lJ__ p··..s. :;_~_-_:_ ·.~SURVEY"·R:ESULTS: -- - · . - ·wc!-~~.-:-Fotest Students EQrn· l.Wtees. - .·_·. _: :. .. - .Vote . - To ~ Assemble. ..· . All Data >·. lttiVtln Driv.e · $53~0()_0 From HoJiday Jobs '._- ~~F····o·::r': ;.·P.-o'1 .•10' ·Fu· nd- .. Wake ;F~re~t Colleg~ students earned -approXimately .. $53;733 durin•g-:.tlie 1952. Christmas holiday· period... Gnf ola.rships; Release Undecided . _:_F. ~-·a·t··.-. :A·__ n_d.· ·-.. '·D·:·o'-,-. rna'.·'_:·· . ·-.~early 55 pei·: .~ent of the entire student .body ·was exn- . pl-?;Yed· ·a.,uring: the perio<J·. Average earnings per stu- Tabulate Work Survey Results Plan-Prograina·· _:· :de~t were $80. .. , : · _ · . · _ DUi-ui' .'Week·._ . ,~ . · '/f}j~ infor;matio*/~n studen~ self-help was revealed_ February Is Date . ._ ····",.F .:.·-- ·. ,_ ..... · .. ,~.~~e last we~~.-~s the result: of. a survey sponsore9.· Bill Johnson,· a· :'Yak":·.::F(Irest .- •JOmtly. by Dr:· Clarence H. Patrick's soCial researcb. · studen~-:who---h!J.d p,ol~~- !,a.:s~.:~:P.J!il;·; · class-and Old. Gold and Black. · ·. Of Next Session mer,. ~ll.~~~~ t~e March ~f·Dimes . The Christmas iholiday-information- wZ\s t,M first· portion or campaign. on·. the·. campu11 m ·chapel th". · .· . · . , · . · . · · · · · · · ·, · this morning. -·-·; . , _ ; ·. ·· .'~ · ·:::. .:· ~ .. su~:V~Y ~o. be·;~b~Ia~d. L~ter, 1~format1on conc~rmng,work. N. C. State And Duke Sigma~Pi', a ·soci.al fraternitY. tO done durmg.-other hohda~_per~ds will be tabulated ~and-released. FigureS- Already which Johifs·on beloiigs;·orighiated · - Gl"C)ap Ia· PJeaaeil: W1th. ~~udent_ ~operatlo~: _. · · , the ·campus . drive''- tliis year: :In 1 a · Surv~Y. j!:Lbulations .u.e. 'b~s.ed 'on 829 usuabJe information sheets Made Public meeting. Wednesday, campus ·or- which were rethrned_ to the researchers" Mi>noay ·and 'Tuesday. -Wake Forest College of­ ganizations -decided·, to .s}ipnsorJ~e- ·v·B~th. Dr. Patrick. and members of his class .~ve expressed 'j)leasure ficials have been instructed campaign with a_·c~jldren's party, . that·. s~cJi a large respons·e wai;-given to :ihe.SUJ:V~Y•.'i ··... by the Board of Trustees to a~~ dan~': _at. th~. hl~h school gym ... Information ·was collected only from freshinen, sophomores, assemble infor.mation per· . /'F;1day_ ?!ght ~:om S. o'~lock to ~t .... junior,s.. and sen(ors, 'and .does include law..,9r ·special students.. · tinent to the · C o II e g s 0 e ' .· c:c~~i.~Ilt- sb~~' -spoksored b~; .,. rota}: number.: ;Qf. stude~ts invo_lv~d;_Jn th~ SUrVeY: W~S ~372. S!!holarship and - grant-in-· Sigma ·.Pi, will be ·held An the .Tab,.ulations on the. 829 returns ha,ve l_leen proJe~te_d on a percen~ .aid program. The decision Chape1We4nesday evening. at 7:30 ag_e scale·to include .the entire 13'1~,.students ef!rolled in the :four concerning the public re­ . (Continued On-Page Eight)' classes of the C_ollege at· the ti~!l. of the !'lurv~y. · , . lease of the figures will not .. · · · · · ' ... -30 Per Cent .Work While Attending·C-Iassea be made before February· 13,. "· -.- ~--"· .·.· _! R.; . ., ·_: -· -~pproxi_!IIat,ely 50 coeds WO}'kef,i_ during,the holiday period. The date · of the next Trustee / ug···g-,n-· s· .-. e' vea s··. :,-· ~p pe~- cent totpl of those -~~0 wor!;:ed'-is refl.!'lcted''in 'the 'high meeting. · H . · number. of men-almost -'100-who were :employed; · · The decision to bring tQ­ - _ : :. -~ .. : ~- -. ; . :: _._-... · ·-._ 'o':il 'the question -of siu.dent prefe~ence :'ror·-a: ChriStmas holiday. .. gether all scholarship fig­ _<:.·Bapt·ts't-' A~ ,.,·, ·,·es. ,,sche~ule, f?:{per ~ent of t~e stu'delits pr~fer_ t? 'h:ave the·gr,~ater ures was made at the last ( ·.- \t1 1· · .portio.n- of .:the .-bohday periOd ·_come· b~for!!. ChriStmas. Trustee meeting, held Dec­ · ·:, · · · ' :· ... · - . · Nearly 30 per cent of :Wake Forest s~udents. '\\"c>rk during all to a aarvey than meets the eye. The group cliatributed questionairea Monday, asking .tu- ember 17 in Winston-Salem. Church· Gav~. Total . the regular. semester, the-suivey·rev~a~e.d ..;Self-help students ae~. ·denta' for .infoJ(mation conc:ernins work and earning•. When the answer• .were in, the long job William J: Conrad, president of ually number in .exqess of _400 who ·work during' the period that the Board of Trustees, last week Of $25 ·000 000- . : of tabulation:' began. Phyllis Wall, Dr. Patrick'• ..sistant, and social re~~earchers Ruth Dougall, Coleen , - · -~- ... ' . -· ~ _-regular· classes .are ·conducted.. announced that a resolution on Smitli, G;;,ni-n;..,ve ·Privette', Carolyn Winberry and Pat Foote spent aeveral afternoon• last week tab­ .Jo:ba Ranse F:rom Cattle!fender To Brickla.yer. the scholarship question was a­ Lasf Year . ulatins:under.; the ~uperviaion of Dr.• Patrick. Other class members who ·aided in the survey were Julie Dr. M. · A. Huggins, general The· ;i\JI:is which studimts do are quite ;varjed; About 150 ·work dopted a:f_ter considerable diseus.. Wataoa, Helen Greene, Boyce White, Betty McAfee, Jeanette Moore and Irvin Grigg. Grigg'• absence sion. _., secretary-treasurer of the North as c.lerks, and· about the same· number ·work: for various ·p9st ia expl&i~ed by the fact that he took the picture. ·, Interprets Resolution :. ~ Carolina ·.State· Baptist ·conven- offices. Other ~types of work re:Presented· include i ¢r~ving in- ...·.· ..: -·~---- tion, gave Wake Forest College strrietor, tinting photos, parking .lot attendant; ·:dental aSsistant, The Trusteee resolution reads: "Resolved, that· the President of students· a brief review of Bap- · butcher, florist,· bus- station ticket agent, auto salesman, restaur­ Board of Trustees and the tist activities, educational and oth- ant.-worker, painter, cittle tendin:g·-.and selling Christmas treeS. President of the Colleg~ be erwise, during a chapel address -"There is also a bricklayer in the ·: · ; ·., · · '-. - ifio~p·, 'Chronicle' TomBo~tResigns authorized to.. ass.~mble for public Wednesday. · ··-- A h - · "f 1 d b h · · th- t .. Dr. Huggins s_ilid .. ·that ~~- not er s1gn1 icant fact revea e - y t e 5urvey lS; a some release inforli:tatfon·..,.p_ertinent . to · : 700;000 Eaptists'.in_ Nort!\-t;QS.ro- . 150 .students at -Wake Forest a~e- completelY. 'aelf-suJW~rted. - Director Of College News Bureau Accepts our sch~larsbip and grant-in-aid." · lin~ are- no~- gi~11g· ap~jim~" " ..,. The:s~r_vey; _shl)~s :~h~t:.llleal· cos~,s; .. ~p~~Qftlie ~most exiu~nsiye.. · .--.ln. Libratl -J~b Wit_h.;Alumni Progra~ At. U_NC In _.ieleasing' the text of the resolution, President Conrad said1 ly ''$25,000,000. ~ .. .e,,&tt'f c lt. a.nd. Jt;ems In any-~student'~udgetr rang-e ·fr§lil. ... $.00 to -$550, :per _year..--·· 00-Y- .. Old a· k church ~ relate~4'ii'Ctivities; .each Three well-fed studtmis report fAAtf~osts:."of m.ore· than~ $9o-o-:for _. ·_ 3 · '-. ear• ' 00 By y{ilf;~d Winstead assist in the publicity work. it ;IS not his understanding th.~t year. --~ ... ·;-~ -. • ~-~ . thecollege:ye-ar.A~dtliere-are_:j33:"who~.e<irugaien~ughto.get -- ·~i-&:~M~morial To · Tom·B~·st is leaving Wake For- Sports· releases are sent prin- . · phrase "public release" should ,: .. Out of each dollar g~.ven, 8'!.. by withles.S .tban.~300,for;the same-.period.'; _ . · ... rC . '*ii'-~L~ 1 est College. : cipally to areas where the colle~e be interpreted to mean that the ce:nts · sta_~· ·at· t.he -local "'chu~clh· _.. .. 'ra~U.Iiitio~i:;':,"c~~~lirili~?<~iirki~·""!" e~ilia~:6tii'ir· th~~' tlie ':chci~ -. .- ur.-T:~'Ii.l- · -, .Mr. Bost··who has been director plays games, but also to other key scholarship . information ·wm be That means, sa1d ·Dr. ·Hugg~.ns;. ,_ - ..~···>. --·--- · .. · . • . g -. -g ~- · ..,. ·--.-.-. ' · " - ·.- . · · · ·· · of the Ne.;.,s_ Bureau since 1946! areas,' such as the west co~st. made public as 'so.on as it, is ·as- that. Baptist ~;hurc;h~ in the state · · rna~. hol!days--liav~.no~: •been·,comple.ted, .but Will }>e ready :f?r pubh- . - By Nancy craig . ,; · will assume duties as director of Best Publicity Job sembled. are spending 'betWeen $20,000,000 catio~· 1~, -the near -futur_e._-:To . co~pl~te.. the survey·. proJect,- Dr. A.- f"1rst · edition of .-.the :.famous the- Alumni Annual Giving Pro- During football season, Mr. Aaaemble Information - and $21,00.0,000 .locally each year. ·Patrie~ lias announced· that he_ I!lahs to --have members of· th_e "Nuremberg Chronicle~'.-has been gram, being· sponsored jointly by Bost travels most, _covering some Mr. Conrad said that his inter- $375,000 For Wake Forest · ·class W:rite reports on vaii\)US aspects 0~-the information collecte.d.· ·-- · to· the·-rare book collection the University of North Carolina 38,000 miles in the last seven sea- pretation of the resolution is -that The· remaining· ·$4,000,000. is . Old Gold ancf Black anticipates-p1.1blishing several· of these art- : · · tibrary.
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    12 68 13 Ivy League Basketball Men’s Individual Records ALL-IVY RECORDS Columbia MOST FIRST-TEAM ALL-IVY SELECTIONS 1956-57 ....Ted Dwyer & Chet Forte 1 3 ... John Lee (Yale, 1956-57-58) 1965-66 ....Stan Felsinger & Dave Newmark 3 ....Mike Cingiser (Brown, 1960-61-62) 1967-68 ....Jim McMillian & Dave Newmark 3 ....Pete Campbell (Princeton, 1960-61-62) 1968-69 ....Heyward Dotson & Jim McMillian 3 ....Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1963-64-65) 1969-70 ....Heyward Dotson & Jim McMillian 3 ....Jeff Neuman (Penn, 1964-65-66) 1976-77 ....Alton Byrd & Ricky Free 3 ....Stan Pawlak (Penn, 1964-65-66) 1977-78 ....Alton Byrd & Ricky Free 3 ....Jim McMillian (Columbia, 1968-69-70) 1991-92 ....Buck Jenkins & Russ Steward 3 ....Corky Calhoun (Penn, 1970-71-72) 1992-93 ....Tom Casey & Buck Jenkins 3 ....Ron Haigler (Penn, 1973-74-75) Cornell 3 ....Keven McDonald (Penn, 1976-77-78) 1964-65 ....Steve Cram & Bob DeLuca 3 ....Alton Byrd (Columbia, 1977-78-79) 1984-85 ....John Bajusz & Ken Bantum 3 ....Don Fleming (Harvard, 1980-81-82) 2007-08 ....Louis Dale & Ryan Wittman 3 ....John Bajusz (Cornell, 1985-86-87) 2008-09 ....Louis Dale & Ryan Wittman 3 ....Perry Bromwell (Penn, 1985-86-87) 2009-10 ....Louis Dale, Jeff Foote & Ryan Wittman 3 ....Chris Dudley (Yale, 1985-86-87) Dartmouth 3 ....Kit Mueller (Princeton, 1989-90-91) 1958-59 ....Chuck Kaufman & Rudy LaRusso 3 ....Buck Jenkins (Columbia, 1991-92-93) 1983-84 ....Paul Anderson & Brian Burke 3 ....Jerome Allen (Penn, 1993-94-95) 1987-88 ....Jim Barton & Bryan Randall 3 ....Matt Maloney (Penn, 1993-94-95) Harvard
  • 26-Time Ivy League Champions

    26-Time Ivy League Champions

    Penn Basketball PASSION • GRATITUDE • UNITY • COMPETITIVENESS • HUMILITY 26-Time Ivy League Champions 2019-20 Fact Book @PennBasketball • #Whānau @PennAthletics • #FightOnPenn 2019-20 Penn Basketball TV/Radio Roster 00 1 2 3 4 RYAN BETLEY RAY JEROME JONAH CHARLES JORDAN DINGLE MAX LORCA-LLOYD Sr. / G / 6-5 / 200 Sr. / G / 6-2 / 190 Fr. / G / 6-4 / 180 Fr. / G / 6-3 / 200 Fr. / C / 6-9 / 210 Downingtown, Pa. Latham, N.Y. Roselle, N.J. Valley Stream, N.Y. Melbourne, Fla. 10 11 12 13 ALEX IMEGWU LUCAS MONROE DEVON GOODMAN EDDIE SCOTT So. / G / 6-6 / 205 Fr. / G-F / 6-6 / 200 Sr. / G / 6-0 / 170 Jr. / G / 6-6 / 200 Short Hills, N.J. Huntingdon Valley, Pa.. Laverock, Pa. Bowie, Md. 14 21 22 23 MAX MARTZ BRYCE WASHINGTON KUBA MIJAKOWSKI MICHAEL WANG Fr. / G-F / 6-6 / 210 So. / G / 6-4 / 180 Sr. / F / 6-7 / 230 So. / F / 6-10 / 220 Upper Arlington, Ohio Southfield, Mich. Warsaw, Poland Taiyuan, Shanxi (China) 24 25 34 35 JARROD SIMMONS AJ BRODEUR GRIFFIN RYAN MARK JACKSON Jr. / F / 6-8 / 220 Sr. / F / 6-8 / 240 So. / G / 6-5 / 215 Jr. / C / 7-3 / 260 Crescent, Pa. Northborough, Mass. Winnetka, Ill. Salt Lake City, Utah STEVE DONAHUE NAT GRAHAM JOE MIHALICH TREY MONTGOMERY SARAH PARKS Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Operations 2019-20 PENN MEN’S BASKETBALL FACT BOOK Table of Contents 2019-20 2019-20 Schedule ..................2 Individual Game Highs .............36 Media Information . .3 Game-by-Game Results.............37 Quick Facts The Palestra.......................4 Team Game Highs .................37 Penn in the Ivy League...........5-11 Individual Points-Rebounds-Assists .
  • Men's Basketball Award Winners

    Men's Basketball Award Winners

    MEN’S BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS Division I Consensus All-America Selections 2 Division I Academic All-Americans by School 14 Division I Awards 16 Divisions II and III First-Team All-Americans by School 22 Divisions II and III Academic All-Americans by School 27 Divisions II and III Players of the Year 30 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners by School 32 DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 1909 1915 BY SEASON Biaggio Gerussi, Columbia W.P. Arnold, Yale Teams used for consensus selections: (Helms Julian Hayward, Wesleyan (CT) Leslie Brown, Cornell Foundation 1905-48; Converse Yearbook 1932- Tommy Johnson, Kansas Ernest Houghton, Union (NY) 48; College Humor Magazine 1929-33, 1936; Charles Keinath, Penn Charlie Lee, Columbia Christy Walsh Syndicate 1929-30; Literary Digest Ted Kiendl, Columbia George Levis, Wisconsin Magazine 1934; Madison Square Garden 1937- Pat Page, Chicago Elmer Oliphant, Army 42; Omaha World Newspaper 1937; Newspaper John Ryan, Columbia Tony Savage, Washington Enterprises Association 1938, 1953-63; Colliers Raymond Scanlon, Notre Dame Ralph Sproull, Kansas (Basketball Coaches 1939, 1949-56; Pic John Schommer, Chicago Wellington Stickley, Virginia Magazine 1942-44; Argosy Magazine 1945; True Helmer Swenholt, Wisconsin Ray Woods, Illinois Magazine 1946-47; International News Service 1950-58; Look Magazine 1949-63; United Press 1910 1916 International 1949-96; Sporting News 1943-46, William Broadhead, NYU Roy Bohler, Washington St. 1997-present; The Associated Press 1948-pres- Leon Campbell, Colgate William Chandler, Wisconsin ent; National Assoc. of Basketball Coaches Dave Charters, Purdue Cyril Haas, Princeton 1957-present; U.S. Basketball Writers Association William Copthorne, Army George Levis, Wisconsin 1960-present).