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Bookstore - Nighties Cheap 0'Hanlon6etsi4 Hhnny Also Top Rebounder Olso Books • PogeS o THE VILLANOVAN • December 1, 1966 iJ Jones' 35 Points Lead Cots Over Textile; frosh Lose/Cats Oppose Marquette Saturday Paperback books, other Available at Ardmore Book- *..}. books, and many books, store, Bryn Mawr Bookstore - Nighties cheap 0'Hanlon6etsi4 hhnny Also Top Rebounder olso books • . • $mn at V.U. by Jerry Bruderle by Bob Mclntyre freshmen basketball Villanova's Last Friday night, Villanova pumped in ten big points and pulled team dropped its opener to a tough little wave of Jack Kraft's down ten rebounds and a "rim." needed a No. Philadelphia Textile J.V. five 99- Vol. 42, 11 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. FEBRUARY I 1967 Magic wand to help push them past Co-Captain Frank Gaidjunasand in the Field House last Monday. 81 a stubborn Textile team 72-63. Jim Mcintosh rounded out the Following the Princeton game Kraft did more than just prac- starting five. The two big men last night, the f rosh take on La Salle at the l)e- tice his magic though. He brought looked a little shaky I. \ this Friday at the Explorers home back the name of Jones to Villa- ginning so Kraft went to his bench. court. he has 'Bookstore' For the first time since in nova. Everyone thought it had van- No Improvements Made The rugged Textile J.V. was ished three years ago when Wally been coach, Kraft has men on the By Pete O'Meara made up of freshmen and sopho- left for fame in the Pro's. bench who are as good if not better the mores, although the Rams two best Despite numerous criti- NOVAN showed the lack of com- his stand on this matter. He said But low and l)ehold, a new bas- than those on the court. cisms leveled against the lack of frosh, Buddy Harris and Carl Reserves Ready petent facilities as compared to any action taken with regard to ketball player arrived at Villa- \k ., Poole, played on the varsity and a bookstore on the Villanova cam- Bryn Mawr College. Bryn Mawr, putting book racks in the pres- nova last year from the land of Co -Captain Joe Turk and Bob missed the frosh encounter. pus last semester, there has been which has an enrollment of 1,000 ent University Shop would be Florida. No one thought anyone Melchionni were all prepared to Tom Daley, from West Catholic no action taken by the University students compared to Villanova's "half -hearted, to say the least." could put the name of Jones back show what they had when they Administration as of yet towards paced the Rams with 28 points 4,500, has over 200 publishers Mr. Bauman believes that there the lips of the Student body. were called upon. When these two on correcting this problem. while Jim McGilvery had 19. Daley represented in its bookstore, while is a need for a new facility to be Jones Stars were playing, Kraft had a team Articles appearing in the No- the Unlversit\ Shop has only two used as a bookstore. This facility hit on ten out of ten foul shots But Johnny Jones proved them who could run with the best and vember 19GG issue of the to lead the Textile to a 35-42 9, VILLA- publishers that are not of the should be on the order of 3,000 wrong. In his first varsity game, tighten up on defense. Later when the line, Villanova, also required text t\pe. square feet, or twice the size of night from he scored 35 points and grabbed things got rough physically, Mc- getting 42 free throws hit on only Long Range Project the University Shop. a game high of 14 ret>ounds. When Guire, May, and McC all were call- 26. The University Administration The report that the Bryn Mawr it was all over, the name of Jones ed on and all three proved their Transportation ^anel has a plan under consideration to bookstore is only about the size came up more than once and it worth. build, as soon as possible, an in- of the University Shop was, ac- O'Hanlon High wasn't Wally they were talking Textile was no push-over. They Presented by ACES dependent structure located some- cording to Mr. Bauman, out of Former St. Thomas More star, about. are a tournament-tested team right up with the where on campus to be used as a proportion. He used the compar- Fran O'Hanlon was one of the few The Wildcats, led by Jones, and should be Villanova seniors will have the Colleges book store. Father President Jo- itive enrollments of the two schools bright spots in the Wildcat's started out slowly. Three of the l)est among the Small opportunity meet personally and Jto his JONES BOY, VOL. II - Johnny Jones goes, by John (River) seph A. Flaherty, OSA, indicated to support claim. picture canning 24 points (21 in starting berths were awarded to at the end of the season. Kraft question four top experts on trans- Shannon for two of his 35 points in Monday's 72-63 win over that this was going to be a long Not Feasible the second half), and showing good sophomores and it was apparent confused Textile a number of times portation who will serve on a range project that would be ham- Mr. Bauman restated that the ball-handling. Paul Waclawsky Philadelphia Textile. (Photo by John Bregor.) only because they couldn't execute with his changing of defenses, es- panel discussing "Transportation 1-1-3 pered by red tape and finances. use of the present shop, even on from Monsignor Bonner chipped the famed Kraft defense to what pecially his and man-to- - Our Economic Epitaph?" to be delay, which now a temporary basis is *'not feas- man. The shooting precentage for The has stretch- in with 20 points and a strong re- it should be. However after the presented on Monday, February 6, Marqueiie Preview Villanova, ed over a year, is an indication ible" at the present time. He bounding performance before foul- half, things began to click and a except for Jones 1967 in Room 110 of Bartley Hall of how long it will take to get a cited the lack of space, finances, ing out. smile could be detected on a cer- (13-27), was way under 50%. at 7:30 p.m. permanent structure located on and personnel as only a few of Textile broke the game open late tain coach's crafty face. The nervousness and excitment The members of the panel which Wolff Leads Worriors in Wildqits' of the first campus. the problems. in the first half with an 18-2 Gillen Shines game are gone. Things is presented by ACES (Americans Because of such a delay, it was The present situation will thus scoring burst which made a tight Frank Gillen, another soph, from aren't going to let up till the last for the Competitive Enterprise suggested that a temporary setup most likely remain as it is until 21-19 lead a 38-21 runaway. Tex- Philadelphia, quarterbacked the game. It's up to the sophs to ma- System, Inc.) will include: William First Polestra Appearance Sat. be established in the present Uni- the Administration's long range tile's Fran Murphy (Bonner) hit Cats and moved the ball very well ture as quickly as possible and the Coleman, Esq., partner in the law versity Shop. Mr. John Bauman, plans are finally realized. All ' by veterans to rid eight in a row during the stretch . .; Tom Hitchcock after a slow l)eginning. He scored themselves of old ::'i -* THE FIRST SHOVEL - Senior Class President Rick Howell firm of Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish, iv who is in charge of the Univer- other proposals are at this time as the Rams enjoyed a 44-32 half- Marquette ran up a winning 50th year might not pro- twelve points and made a numt)er habits. There is not doubt that all The r, assisted Rev. Louis A. Rongione, OSA (left) and Father Presi- Kohn & Dilks, and outstanding sity Shop, has recently reiterated deemed unworkable. time lead. record (14-12) for the first time Marquette's greatest team, of spectacular handoffs and driving the ingredients are there and with duce dent Joseph A. Flaherty (right) in groundbreaking ceremonies held negro civic leader who is arguing last winter, and in three seasons but with a coach like Al McGuire lay-ups. Dependable Joe Crews "Witch Kraft" mixing them just the Girard College lawsuit; W. {Corttinued on page 15) last Friday for the addition to the library. (Story on page 2). Photo another successful campaign leading them, it certainly will be held the team together with his right, this will be a year to re- by William Fellner. (Continued on pctge 3) seems in store for coach Al Mc- interesting. cool calmness on the court and member. Guire. Depth seems to be the key Top Pop Conductor Fiedler Repeaters Top Rejects word as four starters and seven lettermen from last season's squad will be on hand. The Warriors also Lupton Fails Acid Test; For Intramural Crown; The Featured have some sophomores and some Retzlaff Honors Fry, SodaskI; by Forum Friday red-shirted players moving up to By Bill Tavani Fenro Top Foul Shooter the varsity who could win starting berths. Loses Job in LSD 'Flip-Out' Arthur Fiedler and the New United States. by Bob Gallagher The top guard is Bob Wolf. The Murray, Lovinsky Captqins Orleans Philharmonic will pre- The celebrated conductor has 6-2 jump-shot artist was the War- By Jim O'Hare sent a Pops Concert in the Villa- chosen to take the New Orleans The fast approaching end of the McElrone riors' top scorer last season with by Chick Mr.
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