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^Freindly Foolishness :j^K/:;,^ts<.:m&amf^ym<:mKymcymK.ymK:^ ^ Wildcats Nip Princeton In Overtime, i A Final Tribute Xavier Falls In Palestrd Opener .^.:}^sm.:^mc}^mt>siSf::::m^,-)m^::>si&::^^ ^^^^^^^^ By Steve Freind Steve Freind Villanova's hustling Wildcats fougrht to their third straight Victory on Monday, rally- heart-stopping overtime ing to edge Princeton's charg-d-up Tigers 61-60 in a battle before a A champion likes to end his career in a blaze of glory. sellout' Field House crowd. Three davs before, the Kraft-men made their Palestra debut Like Ted Wililams hitting a homer his last time at bat, before another capacity throng by holding of f a late Xavier rally to edge the Mlisketeers Marciano battering Moore and then retiring, or, more locally, 93-89 despite a fantastic snooting pert oima nee by All-American Steve Thomas. In the Wally Jones scoring 34 points against Princeton at Raleigh opener of that doubleheader, St. Joe's added another gold start to the Big Five cage ledger and leaving the court with the cheers of his adoring fans by derailing No. 1 ranked Davidson, 77-04. ringing in his ears. Bill Bradley led a hungiy herd of Tigers into the Field House last Monday and the This is the kind of finale the Villanova football team lx)ys from the Ivy League almost left with a» upset. Employinj; a deliberate obense against deserved, especially the boys who would not be back next uniform for Alex Bell. In- the Villanova zone, Princeton jumped to a 28-25 lead at the half. Only Eric Erickson'a .year to don a Blue and White shooting kept the 'Cats in the game as the ^elf made senior star turned in his second straightl stead, their career ended in a hotel lobby in Buffalo, losing Liberty Bowl, to the standout performance. In the second stanza, Bill Melchionni regained his second torch but their last game, and an invitation to the weather. the 'Cats were unable to open any kind of a lead ; With 1:45 left in the tilt, Bell's Maybe the count was knotted at 54- It's not fair what happened to Bombers. it's a trite line, but they deserve a better fate. These were all and Princeton had the ball. the boys battled their heart out all season to bring a The Tigers tried to set up a who winner to the Main Line, the boys who played the pride of shot but the 'Cats zone re- of 'Boston to stand still on that November afternoon. mained air-tight and Prince- Exit Legend ton coach Butch Von Breda A It's hard to single out any one man for special recogni- Kolff called for a time out with tion. They were all great. But one name in particular will 18 seconds left. It was here be remembered around Villancpa for a long time. Last year that Jack Kraft pulled off a there appeared in this column an article entitled "Exit coaching* gem. A Legend" concerning the final game of Wally Jones. When play resumed the Tigers The same title can be applied to the last time Al Atkin- found Villanova in a man-to-man son pulled on his pads to lead the 'Cats into battle. There's defense for the first time all not enough that can be said about Al. everything night. Flustered, the Tigers He was athlete, gentleman and a tremendous person. Suffice it to called for another time out, say that the sight of 74 breaking everything in Kraft then switched his boys Number up sight will always remain a cherished memory. In fact, the back into the zone and at this opinion here is that his number should be retired. one point the Tigers were ready to No will ever be able to wear it in quite the drop back ten and punt. Unable same way. The 'Cats had a wonderful season. It should have been to set-up a decent shot, Bradley capped by a trip to Atlantic City. only ones will forced a jumper from the corner The who profit by the selection of Utah are the boys from West at the 'buzzer, but his attempt Virginia. Ever since that night in the Palestra three years fell short and the game went ago, the Mountaineers have made it a point to avoid Vil- into overtime. lanova. The Dudley spectacle promises to be another lack- Bill Soens, who hauled down luster affair. Bell's Bombers could have changed that, but 11 debounds and showed fio oigns the Liberty Bowl board seems to have a short memory. of sophomore jicteri^, n^^^d The sight of Villanova battling Oregon State on even terms tiiree quick points on a beautiful seems to have been forgotten. driving hook and a foul shot So now the basketball campaign is in full swing and before fouling out. The Tigers the memories of the Pony Backfield are rapidly drifting coimtered with a two pointer but away. Four of the members of Bell's '64 edition have been Melchionni 8 jumper seemed to gobbled up by the pros—a school record. But there are a ice the v-ctory . But Tiger Don lot of rugged Wildcats still around, waiting for next Rodenbach hit with a stab, Pete year and another shot at a perfect season. They may get it, for Coleman's pass was intercepted *' Bell still has quite a bit of talent in his stable, tor an easy layup and Princetor but they'll have to go some to match this year's bunch of champions. led 60-59 with 40 seconds re- If Jack Kraft's charges can match their gridiron maining. With the poise of a coun- tei-parts in spirit and guts, there will be a rro, Melchionm calmJy drove March victory VillanovaS Eric Erickson hooks over thf" outstoetched tolTd party in Portland.
* lead. When Rodenbach was called XAVIER for walking, the Cardiac Kids 8-ST F-FT R FF Fts. were home free. Kraft had praise for Bradley after the game. "I am absolutely elated that we do not have to face Bradley again. Is he better than before? No, he couldn't be any better. He's the best." Kraft ailso was pleased with his own Ail-American prospect, Billy Melchionni. "He's a great hall player. He'll lead our team the same way Jones did." The junior deadeye led all scorers with 24 points, hitting 8 of 16 attempts. Erickson added 15 while the incomparable Bradley paced Princeton with 23. One disappointing aspect of the contest was the play of co- captain Ji mWashington. The 6-7 leaper had a miserable 2 for 13 shooting night and lacked any kind of enthusiasm under the 'boards. Consequently, the 'Cata were out-rebounded 47-40. Xavier Playing before a screaming Palestra crowd of 9200, the Kraftmen put on a torrid first half shooting display, then held on for dear life as Steve Thomas ignited a Xavier charge which almost caught the 'Cats. On the shooting of Melchionni, Erickson and George Leftwich, whose per- formance with reminiscent of the George Leftwich of three years ago, the 'Cats raced to a 68-44 halftime, before Thomas began to warm up. When he did, the crowd saw (ConUnued on Page 11) Program Sets \\M /I >T X^oc^ the student gov- edition of the raising — one of three awarded represented in who would otherwise be home- The next duce votes to back them. ernment of Villanova, and will Republican Party. He said that last year. less. Villanovan will appear on Fri- Ill giving the reasons for the; also be the representative of Vil- they have to agree on principles Cronin Chairman V. Social Work existence of Young Republican lanova in the National Congress. day, January 8. All news re- in which all can believe and to This year the chairmanship NFCCS is also involved in Clubs, he said their two most The NFCCS organization is a rebuild the Party from the of the drive has passed to Mr. t|l|i|* NFCCS was organized in 1937 is going to aid V.A.M.P. in their imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiillli SOCIOLOGY CLUB ' I l—WOt^WWii '0 MEETING - ' THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1964 t V 10:30 A.M. ?W%ili^ MOVIE » . •''•, ALL WELCOME '. ..:•^^; ': .'- ''/: what work ?" can I do at IBM •»i At IBM you'll find a variety of work to do. Your choice may be in one of several areas, includ- ing Science and Engineering, Manufacturing, Programming, Marketing, Systems Engineer- ing, Customer Engineering, or Finance and Administration. Men and women with degrees in engineering, the sciences, mathematics, and business administration will find many opportunities for achievement. See IBM. Your placement officer can make an appointment with our interviewers. 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'• public nor for financial Be- ;'N sides, the undergraduates do pay an activities fee for attendance I4itor-iii-clil«l . . ooooooo* t • • • TfcoiNst f. iniiorlo privileges at school functions. Exacutiy* Editor . Jomoo F. BronnoH AsMciotc Editor . • •• 1* •:»i0 0:9 . . Themot J. KrouM From The President's Desk We feed that ALL the stu- Nowt Editor • • • • • • • « Robert Fonnol dents should be given the op- By Tom Fursf, S6A Pretkienr Ant. Nowt Editor •*•••••• Roborf Eltchflor portunity to display their school Footuro Editor . o a •"'t I Jokn E. Roboita One of the most serious prac- been impressed by the attitude spirit; that the majority of the Sports Editor . . . . Sfophon Froind Copy Editor < tical problems facing residents of Villanovans at our basketball seats in the Field House should • t • f t • • • • • • • Mottkow Rocho Photo Editor • •••••'• ^ f't « '#.'0 ••••o«****«« Tnoinos C* TilOffiios Xovd Sport Coupe has been the small numiber of games thus far. This praise has be reserved for Villanova stu- Circulotion Monogor Comoiiut Murphy , telephones in the dormitories. dents. emanated from our administra- ButinoM Monogor Joooph C. Brown *67 Clean new lines. Fresh new interiors. A quieter 6 and— VS's This numiber has been so small tion, from Philadelphia sports Aadley Ciamporcero, Moderator Rov. Louit A. Rongiono OSA f/?^ /«i.^.». rr '68 OO Ulievy Xi available with up to 300 hp. Thrift was never so lively. thanks to some ignorant students writers and from the other Big Mark Bibro, AMocioto Medorofor Eugono J. Ryono of two or three years ago who Five coaches. It is a pleasure In addition to tho nbovo nomod Editors, th« following oro olao seemed determined to destroy to pass this praise on to you. To The Editor, mombor* of tho Editorial Boord: every phone Though not an alumnus — Toronto Coonoy, Williom Howorton, Robort A MATTER OF I»RIDE on campus. still questions McK«lvio« Donnte To anyone who McNonnoy. Two weeks ago I invited repre- the effectiveness of cooperation circumstances not of my own 6«ii«r«i Staff Mainkarflt sentatives of the telephone com- ard co-cheering among Big Five making prevented me from For ninety years young men have looked to Julio Alvorez, Walter Bagintky, Barry Borrwtein, Jerry Bruderle, pany to visit the camipus re- completing studies my in- and schools, I point to the sixteen my — Tom Dobney, John Dougherty, Cord Egon, Eugene FitzMourice, Kate Fishborne, Feet for clothing and furnishings Thomos Gavin, Rogers evaluate their decision concern- terest in the university and the John Gulluscis, Ron Jovers, Spencer Jone», Betty Kelly, Bum and one record of the city teams Longon, Paulette Liberi, Albert Lupcho, John McGorvey, Charles Michaels, their own good taste . . . knowing Fronk Miller, Miller, that reflect ing the replacement of phones. date. Having 2000 fans pull- satisfactory experience in noting Rusty Stephen Morrison, Sam Osokow, Jim Proud Robert to Ross, Moryanne Rowland, Mary Koy Smith William The result of our discussion was the physical examination and Tucker, Edward Whiteley the Rogers Feet label to be an important ing for a team is. good; having Tom Sproul, John Barrow, Ed Bride, Gene Kearney, Bill McCicskey, Steve Buck Corsa Sport Coupe Louis Bibri, Joe DiStefono, Bob Dean, Tom Gront, Mary Lolly that approximately ten new cheering has to be better. academic improvements in recent Paul McGraW' guarantee of la.sting workmanship and the 6000 Pete Mongan, Lawrence Muth Dove Roberts, Toro Siegal, Louise McGinn Leri to write you phones plus booths will ibe in- years brought me Wieczezyski, Charles Shea, Anttwny Lompozzi, Joseph Nolbone, Joe Mof- available— . It's racier, roomier, flatter riding. With more power finest materials available. stalled in Sheehan and Sullivan with reference to the frequent fcngelli, George Moesel, Bob Wall, Joe Sumilos, Kevin Gallen. NOTICE: 65 COrVSir ^,p ^o ISO hp in the new top-of-the-llne Corsas. Halls. use of the Field House for the Tho VILLANOVAN it piiblithad woafcly by undargroduoto tfu- TO OUR READERS: dontt of ViHonovo Univonity. Opiniont All that is asked of the Stud- purposes for which it was not axprattod haroln do not All students and faculty nocattorily rofloct tho viowt of tho Univartity. fo Hvi\ moiv fo trij in the cars mow pvoplv hut/ All ROaf:RS PF.HT STORES ent Body in return is that an constructed, that as a result days lAo/r AT Socond clott pottogo poid ot Villonovo, members are encouraged to and it would seem almost a week, Po. Editorial ond butt- at your dealer's amount of due respect 'be given Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy U, Corvair or Corvette now ^()HK • BOS ro\ • IIAin lOHl) • \N ASIIlNi; ION nott officat locotod on Hio aocond Moor, Doiigharty Noll, Order a new NKW letters to the Editor. without it being at VHIonovs this equipment Misuse of the write would pass Univartity. Letters should be no more het disposal of the freshmen or property can only lead to re- to ana of length and ^ '?t.n*^^'V !• .'•^'!!!^ tho finott man who tvor newed inconvenience for all than 350 words in varsity basketball squads. This onNrad ViHonovo; Scholor, Athloto, Gontlomon; concerned. may be condensed at the dis- certainly must handicap players LEO 600DREAU THE VILLANOVAN • DECECMBER 16, 1964 Quite a numiber of people have cretion of the Editor-in-Chief. and coaches. THE VILLANOVAN • DECEMBER 16, 1964 . ! ^T-^fjsr-^^ij^r-SB. *r- X' •?li^••:«BK^«Bf>«^r^4»f :4R«:~ ^4»: ymcymc ym< :4»f wkk New Recording By Dave Brubeck I Soimds Of Note if I Marks His Return To Active Jazz :rf> •aie> •»> 1 I 13 LISTEN LONELY GIRL, Johnny Mathis ". it ; . : . . . 8 concert was dedicated to the strings and French horn, but jazz needs to be enjoyed, as well 12 10 FOUR STRONG WINDS, Bobby Bare 7 jazz was performed well, and the as studied. ,f. 13 — HAWAII TATTOO, Waikikis 2 thin line distinction between classical music, while quartet was superb. The crowd, nearly a capacity 14 — YOU'RE NOBODY TILL SOMEBODY LOVES YOU, Dean Martin 1 and the 15 1 2 ALMOST THERE, Andy Williams 5 second half (entitled "Improvisa- Well-developed Piece one of 2,800, called the quartet I 16 DON'T WANT TO WALK WITHOUT Phyllis . — YOU, McGuire 2 tions") emphasized the commer- Brubeck's "Elementals," with back for an encore . . devoted 17 — MAKIN' WHOOPEE, Ray Charles i the full orchestra, was fitting to humor. Brubeck and drummer 18 HEART, cal end. — DEAR Henry Mancini's Orchestra and Chorus ...... 1 the first half. The piece, Morello traded choruses of 19 — "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, Village Stompers 2 Premiere close for the hailed by critics previolsy as countless tunes, with Morello . •Former WWVU Pick of the Week The Orchestra performed sing. This Weeks WWVU Pick: TOKYO MELODY, Helmut Zacharias and his Ore. opening selection without the "mediocre," was well-developed. making his drum advertised for Radio 56 (WFIL) . since last Monday has been i what we hear is a gradual switch : to what is called "Chicken 40" format. "Top 40" is, of course, more is less what Wibbage is following. "Chicken 40" is WIBG without the really scream- ing sounds (e.g. "The Jerks," by . the Larks or squeaky Little Anthony's "Going Out of Mj Head"). Among the indicators : the two ••^r*^ new DJs are from WBZ, Boston With each day, Bell System and KQV, Pittsiburgh, (both hard communications become more ! rockers. A Villanova group "The Fat important to homes, businesses City Four" was a smash at a and defense. Frank "X" hop at the Main Line Skating Rink next to Ho-Jo's a You can get in on the begin- week ago. Bill McCloskey (that's ning of a new era of communi- me for those of you who don't You cations. read by-lines) spins the records Your skills and talents for Frank at this fast-rising hop can easily be matched to a Might not be a bad idea for should hear forward-looking job assignment. i your Friday night excursions. .After all there's nothing closer. Your prospects for earning a Other groups on campus really how you top management job are excel- scoring are "The Critters" lent. Our management jobs are whose records on Musicor have can shape sold 40.000 copies in the Mid- filled from within— it's policy. and the ".Defenders" who west And those who move up are We wo have one out on Parkway. I your future those who can quickly evaluate competition, make sound I in the decisions, and arefully account- 1951 FORD able for their responsibilities. Bdfliystem We'd like to talk with you black — 2 door Victoria — about career futures we can engine, transmission in good offer. Sign up now at your shape, runs good — stand- Placement Office. Tho Bell Sys- ard transmission — radio tem—where people find solu- and heater — new battery, tions to exciting problems- plugs, points. Must sell im- matches benefits, salaries and mediately. Ideal for student. working conditions of other companies. The Bell System $75 or will take best offer. companies are equal opportu- EL 3-2935 nity employers. A is MRKINO Set Freshmen Baeketeers Duprey's 'The Gargoyle' Captmtes Philadelphia Holiday Fare ^r^cg^g„ Y^^ Freshmen Sporting 3-1 Record Cross Country Team With Three Exciting Plays After Princeton Win Playbox Audience With Compassion By After Loss To Powerful Terps Captures IC4A Championshin Joe Linsolota The Family Way is a new com- iJuring the By Bid McDonougli By i series of flashbacks. on these dialogues by riding on Christmas holiday By St«ve Freind ingood was clocked over the dis- Tom Krause |edy written by Ben Starr with By Jim Proud of the 17 runner. The 21 posi- A WorJd of Lm-e a train from Buffalo to Harris- the tance in 2:10.8. The 1964-65 edition The Villanova Playbox now ^ Philadelphia theatres will Jack (Bart Maverick) Kelly and Bouncing back frorti a 77-18 of the uon wastaken by Hamilton, a. Pni^ence Barry is impressive burg. If yini close your cyo... dur- The Mermen also finished 1-2 Villanova's Freshmen harriera . welcome the premieres of Collin Wilcox playing the lead •»{! ^thrashing at the hands of Mary- Wildkittens are now sporting a has on exhibit a fascinating play ' a student from Ireland. ing in the won the annual IC4A Cross these conversations, you will musical comedy, roles. It opens at the Walnut 200 yard breaststroke as 2-1 record. The Frosh lost an by the chairman of the Graduate ;P._^^^,5_^Jl.?^ ?j!;*\_^".:^"^.^.rf. a comedy and land, Villanova' swimming team The freshmen, as well as the lian miss, who falls in love with find yourself riding on a real also Pete Ancona took the event in opening Country Championships by de- .^ . . Theatre Department, Richard A. the continued successful Street Theatre, Saturday, Decem- Bank Penn last Saturday 68-27 game squeaker to Scran- ^^^ "^^ preparing for Anton and "gives him the world" train with real passengers. 2:32.7 with Phil feating some of the best teams "[^^^yj, Duprey The J)lay captures and run of a play that The New ber 26. Tlic show's director, at the Field House. The Quakers Desjardin right ton 74-72 and then proceeded to the indoor season and, barring — a world of love and compas- behind. Fisher and in the country. In the meet held records vividly man's inhumanity Struggling to force love into York Times has acclaimed as the Michael Gordon, has just re- sported the only doubles winner Brennan win two overtime thrillers de- any further action by the A.»VU, sion. Jock, her father, admirably placed second and third res- last Nov. 16 at the Vancourtland to man. his alienation, EUna marries An- best play of the year. turned from Hollywood where he in Kurt Kenddis, who .<*plashed to feated St. Joseph's 75-69 and the 'Cats should be able to prac- played by Ken Resinski, becomes pectively behind Kendis in the Park course in New York, the ton after a confrontation with Kelly, a musical by Eddie directed a new Doris Day-Rock victories in the 200 and 500 yard Princeton 80-77. tice and turn in a usually Duprey's The Gargoyle, tells a frosh capped their undefeated! Anton's best friend after help- Lawrence and Hudson comedy. but 500 yani freestyle to round out the story of a midget circus per- narrow-minded priest. The Moose Charlap, freestyle, Ed Geisz's Mer- Scranton's Royals scored a triumphant season. ing him out of a tough jam. the day's season with this, their most "beauty and beast" marriage premieres at the Shubert Theatre man captured eight the eleven scoring. last second field goal to hand former — the gargoyle — who (i ripping Charlie, the circus owner, is Play Maryland coveted achievement. yives Anton a fresh vii-wVf on Monday, Dec. 28. The play is events. the Kittens their opening game is embittered at a society that life^ Belay VIctorleH The race was won by Charles a guiding force in Anton's life. considered to have Blood Knot, Last Wednesday, the" Mermen Wildcat Rifle Team excludes him. Superb acting by However, Elna's tragic demise in one of the a gripping drama ^ The 400 yard medley relay defeat on the winners' hardwood. Frank Broderick is entertaining ^raveled to Messigner in 14:68.6 to lead a circus fire results in finest musical casts of the sea- about two brothers, one Negro College Park, Mary- In a game marked freely the cast and ima.d native dire(i- his disaf- team of Pat Sullivan, Ken Herr, by convincing the fast-talk- land, Villanova to one of its finest SweepsToThreeWins, and as filiation son. Featured in the and the other white, struggling and were swaped by the ion by Thomas Nevins give this from the world. show are Tom Brennan and Joe Parell got tooting referees (47 personal ing, hard-hearted Charlie. powerful Terps, 77-18. seasons in receat years. The His Ella Logan, who appeared last for their survival within the Maryland, fouls were called, 26 against play an aura of professionalism. Mason provides some warm the 'Cats started by racing to a Frosh's top runner of the season, Owls,Bullets,Pop fall advice to Anton is "Don't plug in the Broadway production of racial tensions of South Africa. which always sports a rugged VU), Joe Crews, comic toiulios as the .sad oack triumph in 3:59.3. The 400 yard Dave Turtzo The only regret the spectator in the heart." swimming squad, out- Dave Patrick, was running with Finian's Rainbow, Jesse White, It will enter its eighth week of simply and Frank Guerin combined for By Sfevt Freind has is that the is tyi>c (;t' clown in the Emmet freestyle q u i n t e t of Doug Re- performance former classed the 'Cats, and Geisz's Messinger halfway through the Although the play's theme is star of Born Yesterday, performance at the Philadelphia West, 58 points which weren't quite over too soon. The Gargoyle fits Kelly tradition. E.specially mov- back, Denny Frank Muscio race when he clipped his leg on a Sweeping to victory in their serious, the playwright injects Philadelphia's own Playhouse at boys never were really in con- Mickey Broad and Vine and All-American Rick Girdler enough to overcome the upset- first three meets, into the Playbox's theatre-in-the- ing is the final scene where tention. rock and had to drop back. Villanova's humor by means of several con- Shaughnessy and Marty Ingels. Streets. Yesterday, the 'Catfish minded Royals. Crews' 22 points round as a baseball player's hand Charlie observes Anton in his followed suit with a 3:32.3 clock- Patrick was able to hold on, Rifle Team is currently sporting 1 ravedcd to Rutgers but ilie jc§- versations that take place on The two-character play is set led all scorers and Turtzo clown garb giving ing. and an undefeated record. Coacheti snuggles into an old glove. homage to his The play was inspired by the suits re- however, and finished third to the train. Brian Morgan plays an in the native country of its of the meet were not Guerin contributed 16 wife at the cemetery saga *^ 20 and bySgt. Joseph A. Migliacci, the • in the form of Steve Placing second and third be- be Villanova's place Portraying Anton Droller in ' ideal fatman and Joe Linsalata Brodie who al- author, ceived in time for this printing. second Athroll Fugard. Eight respectively. Wildcats shooters of a comic act. legedly leaped off the KendiB \i\ the 200 yard free- runner. have notched the title role is James Mason who a crude antagonist who engage Brooklyn shows are given each week — hmd After the Rutgers meet, the Paul Norton, Bridge in the ISSO's. style were Catfish Jim Lowery Hawklets Fall 67 Teami impressive wins over Temple, is marvelous as the "gargoyle." in hilarious dialogues. Carotle Hodgson, It will re- Tuesday Friday 'Cats are off until January 6 main through at Philadelpha College of Pharmacy Twisting himself into the form Morgan and Linsalata, Mary in Philadelphia until Jan- and Frank Conlin while Ray when they face Seton Hall in the A balanced array of scoring Competing in the race were 8 :30 p.m. ; Saturday Real Dialogue uary at 7 :30 and and (Jettysburg. of Anton, Mason becomes at Moesel, and Judy Stone turn in 16 when it shall go to Bos- Donnelly and Reback followed Field House. The rest of the proved to be too much for the also 67 other teams. Following 9:45 p.m.; and Sunday at 3;00 In Duprey mentioned after the convincing performances ton preceding its Penn's only other winner, Lou St. Joe's Frosh, as Coach Jack the Temple tilt, the 'Cats once a convincing, hostile clown. in a opening on and 8:30 p.m. schedule is as follows: Villanova in the scoring was play that he had done research variety of roles. Broadway, February I ii Kozoloff, in the 50 yard free- Devine's \ioys evened up the outshot the Owls, 1378-1366, as As the play begins, Anton is 16. I Jan. 6, Seton Hall ....home 4 p.m. Maryland, who was 49 points be- Capt. Joe Smith led all seated with several other pas- style. Jan. 9, Princeton ... away 3 p.m. record with a 75-69 overtime hind. Taking the bronze position gunners Jan. 13, West Chester away 2 pjn. with a 284. Ed Casper followed engers on a train heading to- Beaver Doyle notched a first victory. The foul line was a de- was Army, five points behind Feb. 6, Army away 3 p.m. with a 275 while ward a small New •place for the 'Cats in the 200 cisive faotor as the Kittens hit Maryland. Ed Millison, England town. Feb. 10, Navy .... away 3:30 p.m. ® while St. Mike Wilhelm and George Walko He is going ra» TOUGH iri backstroke, with on 23 of 35 attempts five to visit ^ yard the grave of Mm^ the 200 The top runners for the Feb. 13, LaSalle .... home 2 p.m. posted scores of 274, 273 his beloved wife, Elna, and the yard indi\'idual medley in 2:14.2 Feb, 18, NYU home 4 p.m. Joe's hit on only 13 of 31 as 46 Kittens were, as for the entire and Mar. 3, Yale away 9 p.m. penalties 272 respectively to account for dramatic action is presented in a and Chris Fisher nailed third. were detected, 23 season, Messinger, Patrick, San- ^^ Mar. 6, St. John's .... home 2 p.m. the 'Cats total. The Mermen also bagged a first against each team. Crews led the borne, Sellitto and Hamilton. March 11-13, Eastern Seaboard scoring with 20 ix>ints. The followmg day, October 29, and third in the 200 yard butter- IntercolleBlate Championships-Yale Messinger and Patrick both IFOR SALE PCP fell to the Wildcats cy as Roger Guthrie took top March 20-21, Middle Atlantic AAU Princeton's Ivy Leaguers were came from the same high school, 1394- Chamn'onsh'ps ..... Phila. Pa. 1349. This time Wilhelm was the 1955 Pontiac — 4 ckx)! honors with a 2:16.0 timing and the next victims. In their first Kinwood in Baltimore and were March 25-27. NCAA Championships leading Blue and Eddie Sperr took the ibronze spot. home game of the year after be- instrumental in the school's vic- White marks- • April •; 1-3, National sedan — phone '. .. AAU man posUng a 281 total, while Divinjg ing behind the entire game, the torious season. at Iowa State Casper took 8-8914 Frosh were swept into victory second placed with MU • Bob Biese and Bill Bohrmann Championships Yale Clean Slate 280. Feb. 20, National High School Walko and Smith each shot IT$WIMS combined for eight points in the behind the great display of The team's season log was a . 279 Championship . Villanova 8 p.m and Steve Pribula added a diving event, placing first and spirit shown by the 3200 par- clean sheet of victories. Ford Motor Company's new mili- The 275. tary truck floats. Air-inflated seals second respectively. Biese took tisan fans. biggest wins were over St. Gettysburg and internal air pressure keep the the event with a winning point PALESTRA A great team effort carried John's, St. Joe's and LaSalle. body and mechanical components total of 188.65. In the 100 yard the Kittens to an 80-77 victory The meets held in Fairmount Last Friday, the 'Cats hosted freestyle, Donnelly blazed to vic- after t3ring the game 69-69 in Park primed the Gettysburg University, posting dry. Its water speed is 2.5 mph. DOUBLE-HEADER Kittens for their tory in 0:49.4 with Girdler tak- regulation time. Guerin led the IC4A vitory. a 1389-1378 triumph. Ted Lewan- ing in a third in the colsest event SATURPAY NIGHT: winners with 25 points. Close The Kittens' next three run- donski led the deadeyes with a of the day. behind was Crews with 22. ners in the season finale finished 283 score, followed by Casper Yillgnova • Niagara Bill Livingood gave the 'Cats Crews and Guerin scored 31 of 16, 21 and 25 respectively. and Smith who both shot 278. Wilhelm another first place with a victory Penn - LaSalle their 47 points after the inter- In the 16 position was San- and Walko rounded out Sullivan finishing second. Liv- mission to spark the comeback. borne, who finished well ahead the "Cats scoring with 277 and 273 respectively. Last year the 'Cat shooters compiled a 7-4 with a team shooting average of 1388.5. IT CLIMBS STEPS Coach Migliacci fells confident that his squad can improve on Climbing over a 27-inch high step this record. 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Phont: OXford S-5133 (One Block From Penn Station) The American Road Deirboin Michigan An fqunl itfipttrlinnly miftluyi-r A\\\\\\\\\\\\\ THE VILLANOVAN • DECEMBER 16, 1964 THE VILLANOVAN • 0CCICM8ER 14, 1964 9 —— ^istolleum WinsTliree Meets; Villanova Booters 'Cats Weather FreezeTo Top Eagles; Xats Face Rugged Opposition Frosli Mermen Open Seuson DropTwo Early Games Const Guord Looms As Buttle Tourney Crowd But Show Potential nan ran); up a 526.. Meichionni, Erickson Sparkle Again In Quest Of With 3 Impressive Victories By Sfev« Freind Triuueulur Meet By Oliver Snird By Steve Freiiul room at imtermission. Kraft welcomed such a tilt in one By Rutty Miller Second Twin Bill By Jerry Bruderle Rich Lamb, from E^ssex Catho- The Villanova Pistol Team is In a triangular meet last Sat- respect. "This kind of a game There's Kraft Pleased The first game of the evening Villanova's new and exciting lic in New Jersey, is another showing Villanova, not much a team can • every sign of continu- urday between the Last year during the Christ- The Villanova Freshmen swim- ^ gave our boys good experience soccer team proved to the world do when the opposition doesn't The 'Cats stayed in the press mas season the Wildcats (plus double-header will see Illinois freestyler who captained his high "ihg their shooting success of the Merchant Marine Academy and in dealing with a deliberate of- ming team opened its 1064-65 until they held a 12 point lead take on the Violets of NYU. The they would he a i)ower to con- school team. He also captured past. want to play ball. Villnova's un- followers) invaded the neighbor- season with three victories at The 'Cat marksmen, who PMC, the 'Cats garnered first fense. Some of the teams on our tend with in future years. beaten basketeers learned that early in the second stanza, then ing towrn of New York, fought mini have their starting five four events in the first two last year posted a brilliant 23-5 place with a team score of 2142, schedule who can't run with us the start of what may be their let the Eagles play their slow- back and pose themselves as Despite two setbacks in their meetfl. log last Thursday when they handed through an impressive list of most successful This while copping the National followed by the Merchant Mar- will employ the same tactics." opening games, the Wildcat season. the Eagles of American Univer- motion game. Overall, Kraft was teams in the Holiday Festival, even a greater scoring threat Frosh Talented NRA Pistol Championship, have ines' 2088. PMC finished last With the game out of reach in talent-laden squad boasts three pleased with his team's perform- than last year. In their three booters displayed a spirit and sity a 66-4S thumping in a dull and finished in a Waze of glory high school AU-Americas and These are only four of a very swept to easy victories in their with 1'884. the waning moments, Kraft rugged play battle at Baltimore. ance. "Considering the game home games they have topped that could only first three meets. 'Cats barrage Tagged with with the winners cup and the five mermen who captained their deep and talented team. The Mascia led the cleared his entire bench. Leading the century mark each time, characterize a tough and agres- three huge losses early in the American played, I think we .•MVP award. This year the Cats turnout for this year's team was with a 548 while Leidecker shot performers among the subs were high school squads. On November 21, the 'Cats ourselves well. We downing UCLA 110-83. Bowling sive squad bent on destroying Bushong season, one a 127-67 thrashing handled : . wild stay at home and let the With this strong squad avail- the largest at Villanova in the tlowned the University of Mass- a 539. Ted Laven and 3emie Schaffer, who tallied 6 Green 100-62, and Washington the competition. at the hands of Syracuse, Elagle pressed in order to get a cushion : talent come to them and come history of the sport. The present rounded out the 'Cats scoring points while 8 re- able, the frosh defeated Mon-* \j^[ ^'lusetts, 2153-2101, in their grabbing (St. L.) 103-59. Their single de- The 'Cat Coach Jim Williams made it a and then let them freeze for as it will. They will be joined in booters journeyed to squad includes 19 members. Free- with 532 and 523 respectively. boundeds and Pete Coleman, con- signor Bonner 58-36, St. Mary'f irst meet in the newly formed long they liked." feat has been at hands of St. Haverford College in point to keep the score down by as the Quaker City Tournament by the sea- styler Allan Fischer and back- On January 9, the Wildcat !j*ibuting 4 points plus a fine High School of Greenwich, Conn, Northeast Intercollegiate Pistol having Louis 64-79. The Illini's top son's opener and managed to States his boys hold onto the Once again, Billy Melchionttl the likes of Wichita and Illinois 51-44 and this past Saturday, the stroker Jonh Doherty are two League. Co-captain Tony Mascia marksman host the United floor game. scorer is 6-8 ^A, 232 pound Skip hold the opposition's highly ball. led the 'Cat scoring attack. The not to mention St. Joseph's and University of Pennsylvania frosh nromising swimmers from the d the way for the shooters with Coast Guard Academy in what Thoren, Thoren, the team cap- touted forward line scoreless for of deadeye guard sizzled the nets Penn. The pairings go some- 64-29. New York area. Bob Brenker, 549 total and Jim Bushong looms as the biggest battle Saying that the Eagles held tain, for 21 ponts, connecting on 9 of like this: leads the squad in both twenty-five minutes in the first year. GySgt. Joseph V. U. Hockey Club , N thing Hometown Boy from Waterbury, Conn., is the rang up a 547. The 'Cats other the Coach onto the ball is putting it mildly. scoring half. 17 attempts from the floor. Eric Afternoon Double-EIeader — 22 ppg, and rebound- Fullbacks Jan Mantero and A. Migliacci expressed confidence It like freeze Greenwich, Conn., is also th^ 'Cats main hope in the back- Cocaptain, Bud Brennan took wag more a deep as ing — 12 per game. Their other Ted Lavin along with center half Erickson also turned in another Performs Creditably In the first game Wichita home of Villanova's Mike Fitz- stroke. third with that the 'Cats would triumph in AU took as long as five minutes standout 534 followed by Rick standout performance with 16 faces the Panthers of Pittsburg. is guard, Tal Brody, a Dietmar Parchinger broke up the meet and proceed to capture to set up one shot. Coach Jack gerald, who attended St. Mary's Len Cappelaro is a very cap- Hunter's 523. In First Tilts top defensive player who aver- many of Haverford's scoring points while George Leftwich Two . ;• This meeting shouldn't amount and Malvern Prep. Mike was the league title. Kraft opened up his defense ages 15.0 points per game. thrusts. able diver from nearby Abing- added 10. Jim Washington net- By Jim D'Agoslino }j. to more than a warm-up for the rated the number one Prep school The 'Cats then traveled to •'The Academy should present more than usual in an effort to ton High School. Len captured ted only 6 iwints, but the 6-7 co- • Villanova, Rutgers an December 4 to Hoc- Shockers. Hapless Pitt gradu- meantime, kept freestyler in nation last year, hand our boys with quite a challenge," entice the Eagles to shoot. When An outclassed Villanova the first place against Bonner and captain hauled down 8 rebounds ated six out of their first seven hammering away at the the Knights a 2162-1946 laciner. Migliacci said. " I have confi- Key team lost to the University ; enemy and achieved All-America rating this failed, Kraft sent the 'Cats St. Mary's. and showed spot signs of regain- goalie but, Gary Leidecker led 'Cats first , five the their men last year, loosing all Haverford's short in four events. is the dence that the team will be able of Pennsylvania in He Na- into a zone press and Villanova his passing The rest of the squad Includes: with fine total of ing AllAmerican form. starters. Their tallest man is a and excellent ball con- tional Catholic record holder in a 555 with to chalk up a victory, which game. trol breast roker Dan Rogers, butter- Mascia. opened up a slight lead, taking Alithough the Eagles' freezhig : 6-6 proved to adding a 547. Dur- the reserve. Their high scorer, be the deciding the 50, 100, and 200 yard free- Jim would be a big step towards the After playing for 7:25 of factors flyers Chuck Friday, a six foot a 34-27 advantage to the locker tactics made for a boring game, stalemate Penn Larry Szykcwny broke his arm as they proceeded to style. hoi-ow notched a 534, while Bren- championship." first period to a a 214 pound giant from Pittsburg, just before the season and is just score five quick goals in the The other two All-Americas freshman slapped a rebound past and Jack Hartley, backstroker ; second getting his touch back. He has half and down the Main also come from nearby Malvern. the Villanova goalie, Paul Viano, I^ers 5-0. Frank Helies, freestyler Tom .averaged 19 points per game in Ed Ritti made All-America for their first score. For the ''; Brady, Jim Hazelton, Mike Hop- . their first well-posi- t. four games. So far the Still on the road, Villanova honors in the freestyle relay, al- next ten minutes a kins, BUI ;; Panther's record stands at 2-2. clashed with the highly touted though he had been swimming O'Connor, and Steve tioned Penn team fired in five ' Tamell. They won their opener with Car- Hawks of St. Joseph's College. competitively for only two years. more goals. negie Tech 83-52, V.P.I. downed The Hawks had missed the Paul Homsleth is a versatile The success of the Villanova Villanova's tmcoached team ; .'] 74-69, lost to highly touted played well in a but NCAA soccer tournament by one swimmer, who was captain at swimming program is due large- the second period* unimpressive Miami (Fla.) team goal and compiled an 8-2 record Malvern in both his junior and ly to the work of freshman holding the U. of P. skaters to ' 71-85 lost and to Big Ten Wis- in the process. senior years. His best event is coach Jack Lumsedn, and coach three goals. Tough checking by consin. . The Bob Birmingham kept the Penn Larry Szykowny 'Cats proved to be a the 200 yard individual medley Ed Geisz. Without the aid of much tougher opponent then ex- and he will swim in the 400 yard swimming scholarships the Wild- boys from the VU nets. The luckless Violets, In the third period, down 9-0, now pected for St. Joe's as Red relay. cat mermen have attained a • for the season shouldn't prove Wolleb made 16 saves for the In the meets against Bonner lofty position in Eastern and Na- the Wildcats ibecame wild in too much trouble for the visitors visitors. Two long passes from and St. Mary's, Fitzmaurice and tional Collegiate swimming. Last their attempts to score. A push- from the Big Ten. in front NYU has the Tom Willson to Parchinger came Ritti garnered four first place year Villanova placed eighth m ing match broke out of hustlers but they just don't close to hitting pay-dirt, but finishes, while Homsleth took the NCAA meet which deter- the Penn cage which sent four have what it takes to be a missed by inches as the Hawks two-second plave finishes and mines the national rankings of Wildcats to the "sin-bin". But championship team. Their stand- emerged victorious 20. three-thirds. the teams. at 8 :53 of the period the skating out, Stan McKenzie doesn't have Cats finally scored. .• • -.: the other four men to work with. Brian O'Shey, a fast skating Their big man, Ray Bennett is center, ripped one in from twenty just a little too anxious and feet out. The score was now 11- I draws his five persona's in period real free- ; about When Bob Goolby 1. To end the a the same number of minutes. WANTED for-all broke out in front of the VU bench. Captain, John Cle- /%- goes hunting... ment, and Dixie Page were ban- BS and MS ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE GRADUATES Penn %( ^^^jji djii* ished along with one of the brawlers ending an exciting Skip Thoren Aeronautical Applied Mechanics hockey game. Wichita, on the other hand, After the game the Penn boasting All-American Dave Electrical Engineering Mechanics coach said, "With some school Stallworth—27.8 ppg 12.8 re- Industrial financial support, Villanova's bounde per game—and Nate Engineering Physics hockey team could be a fine con- Bowman— tender in the college ranks". 15 ppg and 11 re- Mechanical Engineering Science bounds, has been picked as high John Clement, acting coach, ) as third nationally in the pre- Metallurgical Physics asks that any faculty member or season polls. The Shockers rec- anyone interested in coaching ord stands at 4-1. They have the team contact him at MI 0- Will be involved with such projects as developing Space and Life Support '-.::':=-•- topped Long Beach State 114-78, 9413. Systems, Engine^and Afterburner Controls. Air Induction 73-55, high ranked Brigham Control Systems, Young Advanced Lightweight Propellers, Electron Beam Industrial Machines, twice, 93-66 and 81-65 Stan Pawlak V.U. AceJimHuggard and on Monday night lost to Ground Support Equipment, Electronic Control Systems, Overhaul and Re- The final contest of the night top-ranked Michigan 87-85. pair Programs, BioScience Studies, Industrial Valves. pits the remaining two Big Five Made Assistant Coach The second contest pits Holy rivals against each other. The Hamilton Standard is presently working in the areas of Aerodynamics, t Cross against St. Joseph's. Once Villanova-Penn game promises Compressible Flow, Control Dynamics, Digital and Analog Computation, Elec- At Scranton University again, this should not prove too to be the best match of the day tronics, Electron Optics, Fluid much of a contest. The Crusadera Dynamics, Heat Transfer, Hydraulics, Hydro- By Dqn Ding from every viewpoint. Pennsyl- are 3-0 at this point in the sea- dynamics, Instrumentation, Internal Aerodynamics, Kinematics, Magnetic vania is now sporting a 4-0 JimHuggard, former Villanova son, having notched victories Circuitry, Mechanical Metallurgy, Physics, Quality Control, Reliability, Servo- record with wins over: Rutgers University star, has been named over American International by mechanisms, Statistical 100-75, Navy 61-58, Delaware Analysis, Thermodynamics, Tool Engineering, Tran- Assistant Basketball coach at 25, and Yale by 2. They lost a 77-34 and Tulane 88-57. With sistor Qircuitry, Vibration. the University of Scranton. squeeker to St. Johns 67-63 junior standouts Stan Pawlak Haggard graduated from Vil- which saw them come back from, 21.0, and Jeff Neuman—15.3 :lanova in 1961. During that time a 20 pont deficit to within 2 of ppg leading the way it should be ^W*SSi^^j5.: 10 THE VILLANOVAN • DECEMBER 16, 1964 . 4 '*» nL;^' Kraftmen Top Toledo For Fifth Win; Forum Features Dr. Martin Luther King By Wolt BagSfisky with King Olav V at Oslo, Nor- rather controversial figure. He way, he oflicially received the took a verbal slash at Mr. J. "The Challenge of a New Age" Nobel Peace Prize. Edgar Hoover while claiming Stage Set For Niagara On Saturday will be the topic of address that Mr. Hoover did not effect as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Non-violence By Steve Freind ful season." thorough F.B.I, action in Missis- 8 . Ken Miller followed with the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize win- King Olav V extolled Dr. King Villanova's high-fying Wild- 7 Asked about Melchionni, Kraft sippi. In regard to this matter, .,« ner, makes his inaugural appear- with these words: "He has led that "Jus- cats hammered to their fifth Overall, Bill Melchionni had this to say. "He's a great Dr. King has stated ended antjf; on the Main Line campus. his race's monumental struggle denied." straigtht victory last night, 221 ball player. I have all the confi- tice delayed is justice up with points to pace the The lecture is slated for 8 without ever losing the faith and downing Toledo before another dence in the world in him. He'll WiHnat attack while Bothers p.m. on the evening of January idealism that gave inspiration to Besides these current activi- overflow crowd at the Field run the team just like Jones did." had. netted 13. As usual, Mel- 20 in the University Field his people." Also, at that meet- ties. Dr. King, who is President House. The win set the stage for By defeating the Rockets, who chionni turned in a sparking per- House. This will be the fourth ing, Dr. King expressed his phi- of the Southern Christian Lead- Saturday's Palestra clash with are now 2-2, the 'Cats increased formance. The junior Ail-Ameri- in a series of cultural events losophy with this statement: ership Conference, has been the Niagara, who bartiy lost to un- their series lead to 6-2. Villa- can prospect ran the Villanova sponsored by the Villanova "Non-violence is the answer to most ardent spokesman for beaten LaSalle in overtime last nova's next opponent after Sat- oiiense tiawlessly while turning Forum in conjunction with the the crucial political and moral negro civil rights in the past week. urday's tilt with Niagara will be in another fine defensive job as Student Government Associa- question of our time — the need decade. In 1956, his preaching Employing their zone defense point St. Francis of Loretto at the man in Coach Jack Kraft's /^^ tion for the 1964-65 school year. for man to overcome oppression on non-violence ended segrega- effectively against the Rockets' Frankies home court, where they air-tight zone. Dr. King's adamant philosophy and violence without resorting tion in the buses of Montgomery, deadly outside snipers, the 'Cats are notoriuosly rugged. After On the whole, Kraft was of non-violence has caused him to violence and oppression." Alabama. Time Magazine con- battled to a 44-22 halftime ad- that that, it's tournament tim«' of pleased with the 'Cats showing. to emerge as the champion of This eloquent young states- ferred upon him their "Man vantage Bill for the Kraft-men as they try to as Mclchionni and "I , and thing we looked pretty good the negro in America today, and man while endeavoring to the Year" award in 1963, Eric Erickson leu the first stanza recapture the Quaker City Festi- tonight," he said. "I'm pleased as an eminent international dig- achieve a non-violent new fron- Yale University presented him scoring parade with 15 and 7 with val crown they captured in 1961. the job we did on defense nitary. At his recent meeting tier has recently become a with an honorary degree. respectively. Bob Aston was and I feel that with every game the leading Toledo point producer we're developing the cohesion American during the first half, tallying that is needed to enjoy a success- G-ST F-FT R PF Pt». Still 3-8 7-'^ 8 1 13 6-10 1-1 7 13 %. f/f*\'-X.\- > V (Photo by Rich Dunne) Baird Haight 0-0 0-0 Villanova's Billy Soens is over Bill Bradley's (42) outstretched Farrec 0-0 0-0 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. hand for a basket as Jim Washington (left) and a pair of Tigers Jirole 2-6 2-3 11 6 3 look on. The 'Cats edged Princeton last week by a 61-60 margin in Buffler 1-3 1-2 11 0-0 0-0 the Field House. Mason Past And Present Tawnsend .... 5-11 3-5 5 5 13 Tutorial Program Bolstered Wendt 0-0 0-0 Barton .*.•• 0-0 0-0 ?^;>si^.:>si&:>9i^:>9is^c>si^:>si&c^9&c;