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1960-61
1960-61 LA SALLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL BROCHURE
Prepared for members o2 the press, radio, and television corps by La Salle College's News Bureau, with the co-operation of the college's Department of Athletics. For further information call, write, or wire:
Ralph W. Howard Director, News Bureau La Salle College Philadelphia 41, Penna.
OFFICE PHONE: Victor 8-8300, Ext. 301 HOME PHONE: BAldwin 9-3874
CONTENTS
Section I - The 1960-61 Season
Varsity Schedule 3 Season at a Glance 4 James J. Henry, Athletic Director 5 Donald W. Moore, Head Coach 6 Prospects for the Season 7-9 Varsity Roster 10 Varsity Sketches 11-13 1960-61 Opponents 14-19 Freshman Schedule 20 Freshman Roster 21 Freshman Sketches 22-23
Section II - The Records
1959-60 Team Record 25 1959-60 Varsity Statistics 25-26 1959-60 Freshman Statistics 26-27 All-Time Records With 1960-61 Opponents 27 Game-by Game Records With 1960-61 Opponents 28-31 All-Time Won-Lost Records by Opponents 32-35 All-Time Team & Individual Records 35-41 Complete Modern Records 42
Sports Assistants:
Frank Bilovsky, ' bl Bob Lyons, '60 Cover Photo by Mike Maicher Art by Arthur Dorn Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2012 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation
http://archive.org/details/lasallebasket60unse SECTION I - THE 1960-61 SEASON
3. 1960-61 Varsity Basketball Schedule
December
1 Millersville Palestra (7:30 P.M.) 3 Albright Away 7 * Rutgers Away 10 Niagara Away 14 * Bucknell Palestra (7:30 P.M.) 16 * Muhlenberg Lincoln High 21 North Carolina state Palestra (7:30 P.M.)
January
7 University of Miami (Fla. ) Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 10 * Lehigh Lincoln High 13 Manhattan Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 21 Pennsylvania Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 23 West Chester Awoy 27 * Temple Palestra (8:30 P.M.) 31 Western Kentucky Away
February
4 * St. Joseph Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 8 • Gettysburg Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 11 • Muhlenberg Avay 15 Syracuse Away 18 Bos'.oii Univers ity Palestra (7:30 P.M.) 22 * Lafayette Av» ay 25 Canisius Away
March
4 Villsnova Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 8 Duques M Palestra (9:15 P.M.) 11 City Series Palestra
Indicates Middle Atlantic Conference game (University Division)
" HOME GAMES: La Salle, like Philadelphia's other "Big Five"
schooi , | iyi the majority of its basketball grimes at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania * hone court, Tj.o p Lestra. it is the "home- away- from-home" for the Sxplorers, wno play 12 contests there this year.
La Salle College
1960-61 Basketball season At A Glance
LOCATION? 20th St. and Clney Ave., Philadelphia 41, Penna.
HOME COURT: The Palestra, University of Pennsylvania, 34th and spruce Sts. (Cap. 9,200)
COLORS: Blue and Gold TEAM NICKNAME: The Explorers
Middle Atlantic; 1960 ENROLLMENT : 4,500 CONFERENCE: "Big Five" (Phila.)
FOUNDED: 1863
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: James J. Henry PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Ralph W. Howard
HEAD BASKETBALL COACH: Donald W. "Dudey" Moore (Duquesne, '34)
LIFETIME RECORD: W-223, L-83 (.7 29 pet.) in 12 seasons
LA SALLE RECORD: W-33, l-13 (.717 pet.) in two seasons
ASST. COACH: Charley Greenberg (La Salle, '55)
1959-60 TEAM RECORD: W-16, L-6 HIGHEST 1959-60 HONOR: 2nd Place M.A.C.
Lettermen Lost (preceded by height) : 6-6 Bob Alden; 5-11 Ralph Bantavoglio,- 6-2 Hugh Brolly; 6-1 Joe Heyer; 6-4 Bela Kerecz, and 6-3 Jack McKeaney.
Lettermen Returning (preceded by height) : 6-5 Joe Carey; 6-5 George Friedrich; 6-0 Bob McAtcer, and 6-4 Tim Welsh.
Replacements (preceded by height) : 5-10 Tony Abbott; 6-0 John Beck; 6-7 Vince Berry; 6-3 Ed Bowler; 6-6 Larry Chilson; 6-3 Gene Park; 6-4 Bill Raftcry, c.nd 6-6 Dennis Murphy.
Hew Opponents for 1960-61 : Rutgers, Boston University, Gettysburg and Miami (Fla.)
1960-61 TEAM CAPTAIN: Bob McAteer, '62
James J. Henry
Director of Athletics
It might be considered somewhat ironic that James J. Henry should be Director of Athletics at LaSalle College, a school that has not had a football team since 1941, for football has played a great part in Jim Henry's life.
Before being graduated from Villanova in 1930, Henry received All-American honorable mention as end, and when he came to La Salle in 1930 he was soon named line coach, then head coach in 1940 and 1941. This year, he is president of the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Officials Association, and still offi- ciates many of the nation's top grid contests, .i.e_., Navy-Notre Dame, Princeton-Harvard, Army-Navy.
Football, however, is only part of the story of Jim Henry, for he is a man devoted not merely to a single sport, but to athletics and what college athletics stand for. In his 31 years at La Salle, he has given of his time and energy equally for all sports; he coached the 1931 Explorer basketball team to a 15-4 record and started La Salle's crew, the first Catholic college crew in the nation. He also serves on the executive committee of the Middle Atlantic States Athletic Conference.
La Salle's athletic director since 1934, Henry received the honorary degree of doctor of law from the college in 1955 and is now professor of Finance on the faculty. He and his wife haVe four adult children, one of whom is a member of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the teaching order that conducts La S a lle.
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Donald W. "Dudey" Moore
Head Basketball Coach
In ten years of outstanding coaching at Duquesne University, his alma inater (Class of '34), Coach Moore racked- up a 191-70 won- lost record, produced seven tournament teams, and developed three Ail-Americans — Chuck Cooper, Sihugo Green, and Dick Ricketts.
In his initial two seasons at La Salle, "Dudey" has posted an impressive 33 won, 13 lost record, bringing his life- time record to 223 won, 83 lost — an amazing .729 percentage that places him 13th among the nations major college basket- ball coaches.
A star guard on Duquesne ' s legendary "Iron Dukes" from 1930 to 1934, Moore was a "work-horse' — missing only one game in four years — and a key member of the Chick Davies- coached squad that compiled a 23-game victory skein in 1933-34.
Twice (1952 and 1954) named college Coach of the Year by United Press (International), Coach Moore has had only one losing season in 26 years of high school and college coaching. At Duquesne, his "Dukes' squads won the N.I.T. title in 1955, the Holiday Festival laurels in 1953 and 1954 , and racked-up winning streaks of 16 (1950), 18 (1952), and 22 (1954)
Last year signed to a four-year La Salle contract, Moore has on several occasions been named coach of the Ail- American team. He was the New York Basketball Writer's "Coach of the Year' in 1952 and was voted by the Philadelphia Basketball Writer's "Coach of the Year" (1955).
He, his wife, and two children — son Donald is a junior at La Salle — live in suburban Meadowbrook.
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PROSPECTS FOR TKE SEASON
By Head Coach Donald W. (Dudey) Moore
It is unwise to ask a coach about his prospects for the coming season, for you inevitably receive a lot of doubletalk.
When he has a good, tall, veteran team returning and everyone ex-
pects a great year, he must try to curb overconf idence . He will
point out weaknesses — real or imagined — to try to remove the
pressure from the team and himself. When prospects are dim, he
doesn't like to be too pessimistic or he will discourage his team
before the season starts.
All of this is part of coaching and you must forgive
the poor, harassed mentor who often doesn't dare to be outspoken.
It is foolhardy to predict great seasons, and disasterous to say
we won't win a game.
I can hear the reader by this time saying, "Yes, yes,
but what about La Salle's 1960-61 basketball team?" But, remember,
I warned you about doubletalk!
We, of course, can't be optimistic. We have had heavy
losses and limited replacements. We will be lacking in the two
primeelements of a successful basketball team -- height and ex-
perience. This isn't a pessimistic outlook merely a realistic one.
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1st Add — Prospects for the Season
We could stop there and get out the crying towel, but let's look a little closer and see if there isn't some silver lining.
In junior Bobby McAteer, our 6 ft. captain, who played some great ball in his sophomore year, we have a solid backcourt performer. He can hit from outside, drive well and make the plays
Bobby will take charge with poise and confidence.
George Friedrich, our 6-5 junior center, gained a lot of experience last season and gave us some good defensive re- bounding. With more constant effort, he should add to his offen- sive work this season.
Junior Joe Carey, 6-5 forward, saw some action last year, and is now getting better adjusted to teaii, play. We should see his talents come forward.
Early in the season, it appears that the other two regular jobs will be grabbed by two sophomores, Bill Raftery(6-4) and Tony Abbott (5-10).
Raftery was the leading scorer on the freshman team and a high school Ail-American. He will do a good job in all phases of the game.
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2nd Add — Prospects for the Season
Tony Abbott may be the "sleeper" on this team. He is the type of boy that makes coaching a real pleasure; a boy who had received no grant-in-aid, but tried-out with determination and moved right in. He travels three hours per day to and from school, but you would think he is well-rested by the way he hustles on the court. As Tony acquires confidence and reduces his ball-handling errors, he is going to make the fans sit up and take notice.
Ed Bowler (6-3), who shoots a good, quick 'jumper' and
can get a 'hot hand, ' will be ready to step in when necessary.
Tim Wei ah, (6-4) senior and Dennis Murphy, (6-5) junior, are being groomed for either front or backcourt replacement duty.
There you have a picture of our team. If we had a
6-10 center I would be optimistic. Most games are won or lost on the boards and most of our opponents are just a little closer to that ten-foot high goal, but I believe that this team isn't going to concede anything.
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1960-61 Varsity Basketball Roster
Jersey Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Age H.S. & Hometown No. 12 ABBOTT, Tony G Soph. 5-10 165 19 St. James, Cno3ter
31 BECK, John G Soph. 6-0 180 19 W. Cath., Phila.
34 BERRY, Vine* F Soph. 6-7 218 19 Card. Dougherty, Phila.
22 BCWLER, Ed F Soph. 6-3 180 23 Lincoln, Phila.
33 *CAREY, Joe F Jun. 6-5 185 26 W. Phila
23 CHILSON. Larry F Jun 6-6 185 20 Coudersport, Pa.
24 FRIEDRICH, George C Jun. 6-5 210 20 Delhaas, Levi t town
30 *MC ATEER, Bob G Jun. 6-0 170 21 Queen of Peace, N. Arlington, NJ
21 *MURPHY, Dennis F Jun. 6-5 190 20 La Salle, Phila.
10 PARK, Gene G Soph. 6-3 189 19 La Salle, Phila.
25 RAFTERY, Bill G Soph. 6-4 190 19 St. Cecilia, Kearny, *\,J.
32 WELSH, Tim F Sen. 6-4 205 22 Mt. St. Joseph, Bait., Md.
* Indicates 1959-60 letterman
Coach: Donald W. "Dudey" Moore V«alt Dunn and Joe Met^llo Tr u .ncr: John Smith
The 1960-61 Varsity Explorers n.
Tony ABBOTT. . .Sophomore. . .5-10, 165 lbs... led St. James High School (Chester) to the semi-finals of the Catholic years (1958-59) .. .Third League playoffs in junior and senior , leading scorer on last year's freshman team with a 13.6 per game average. . .Played back-court in high school but will prob- ably be switched up front periodically by coach Moore who feels that he is a tremendous prospect .. .One of the hardest workers on the team, he could develop into a tremendous college player if he picks up a little confidence in himself .. .majoring in Business.
John BECK. . .Sophomore. . .6-1, 187 lbs .. .starred for West Catholic High for three seasons where he was acknowledged as the outstanding defensive player in the Catholic League... His team won the League championship in 1959, his senior year... Fits neatly into coach Moore's plans for a squad built around defense. .slated for much action in the front court... His brother, Ernie, was an All American at Penn and is currently a Saint
Louis Hawk star . . .Doesn ' t score for the average but is a good shot in the clutch... His average last season for the freshman was almost 8 points a game.
Vince BERRY. . .Sophomore. . .6-6, 200 lbs . . . led Cardinal Dougherty High School to the semi-finals of the Philadelphia Catholic League playoffs in senior year... Will probably see reserve action at center this season but could move into a starting role. . .Averaged a little over 5 points a game in 11 freshman contests last season. . .Named to the honorable mention All-Catholic team in senior year .. .Accounting major .. .native of Philadelphia.
Ed BOWLER Sophomore. . .6-4, 180 lbs... only married man on team — All American performer for Lincoln High School,
Jersey City ,N.J., averaging 25 points a game. . .Attended Virginia Tech. where he scored 26 points in varsity debut against Richmond. — Dropped out of school after three games, however, because he was dissatisfied there ...... Then trans- ferred to St. Peter's College from where he withdrew after a month because of deaths in his immediate family. .. stayed out of school for a year before he decided to enroll at La Salle where he was ineligible as a freshman last season. .. Should be one of the leading forwards on the team this year.
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Joe CAREY. . .Junior. . ,6-5, 185 lbs... oldest player on squad at 26 years .. .never played basketball in high school but picked up much experience in independent and service basketball, with much of the latter coming at Mitchell AFB...Saw action in
19 games last season. . .Came off the bench to lead La Salle to a come-from-behind victory over Muhlenberg with 22 clutch points in his best ail around game last year .. .Should move into a corner starting position this time around... A resident of Norristown, Pa., he is an Accounting major Favorite hobbies are ping-pong and reading.
Larry CHILSON. . .Junior. . .6-6, 180 lbs. . .Coudersport, Pa... Larry is a transfer student from Alfred State Tech (NY), where he tallied 185 points and 229 rebounds in 22 games last
season. . .Captained the Coudersport High School five and was named to the North Tier all-star squad in his senior year... Strong defensive man but at present lacks the scoring punch to be a starter. He is majoring in Business,
George FRIEDRICH. , .Junior .. .6-5 200 lbs... Most out- standing athlete in history of Delhaas (Pa.) High School... Was an All-State court selection from 1956 and 1958 and a Scholastic Magazine All-American choice in his senior year... Was the sec- ond leading rebounder last year in his first varsity season,
grabbing almost nine a game. . .Averaged seven points per game... Marketing major... Born in Cleveland, he now lives in Levittown, Pa... Should nab one of the starting positions up front.
Bob MC ATEER. . .Junior .. .6-0, 160 lbs .. .Transfer from the U.S. Naval Academy... If last year's play is any indication, he should combine with RAFTERY to form just about the classiest backcourt combination in the East .. .Fastest member of the team ...a gifted shooter and excellent ballhandler, he sparked La~ Salle's victory over arch-rival St. Joseph's College last year with 10 points and a fine all-around game... takes charge on the floor... Was rated as one of the finest prospects in Naval Academy
history during his short stay in Annapolis. . .Resident of North
Arlington, N.J. . .Government mo. J or.
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New York Dennis MURPHY. . .Junior .. .6-5, 190 lbs... Bronx, ...One of the smoothest big men in the city, Murph was used spar- ingly last season but could develop into a real standout. . .While a student at La Salle High School in New York, he played the pivot, but Coach Moore switched him to forward last season... Was third best scorer on the 1958-59 freshman team. . .Majoring in arketing
Gene PARK. . .Sophomore. . .6-3 , 189 lbs... Ft. Washington, Pa... The apprise of the team, Gene handles defensive work better than most players... At La Salle High School, he captained the team his senior year... Last season, his defensive work and re- bounding offset his lack of scoring punch with the Freshman squad — Coach Moore figures on using Park as a front-line re- serve this season... He is majoring in Accounting.
Bill RAFTERY. . .Sophomore 6-4, 190 lbs. . .Everybody ' Ail-American selection while in high school at St. Cecelia's Kearny, N.J Holds many records including the New Jersey single season scoring record (827 points), a mark formerly held by Tom Heinsohn, of the Boston Celtics; the New Jersey lifetime scoring mark (2191)... One of the most sought-after scholastic players in Jersey history, he scored 56 points in one game and averaged over 25 rebounds a game in his senior year.. .Fulfilling predic- tions of greatness, he broke La Salle's freshman scoring record
last season with 370 points and a 26.4 per game average. . .Hit for amazing 82.5% (87-80) free throw mark as frosh Named to the Parade Magazine's Ail-American freshman team last year... Definitely the greatest prospect at La Salle since Tom Gola... A fine c.ll -around athlete, he also excelled in baseball and soccer in high school where he was named All-State in both sports ...Can play any basketball position but prefers the backcourt... His high in scoring as a frosh last season was 39 points against
Temple. . .Coach Moore hopes to build his teams around RAFTERY for the next three years Liberal Arts major Both parents are natives of Ireland. . .Fordham mentor John Bach: "RAFTERY has everything.
Tim WELSH. . .6-4, 205 lbs... Only senior on team... Has seen little action in two previous varsity campaigns .. .A fine all-around athlete at Mt. St. Joseph's High School, Baltimore, was selected to the All-State football and basketball teams in Maryland. . .Also pitches for La Salle's baseball team... Will be used as a reserve in the front-court Accounting major.
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14. La Sal le's 1960-61 Opponents
(Game-by-game series records in Section II)
Millersville State Teachers ; Rutgers University :
DATE; Thursday, Dec. 1 DATE: Wednesday, Dec. 7
GAME SITE: Palestra GAME SITE: New Brunswick, N.J.
SCHOOL LOCATION: Millersville, Pa. SCHOOL LOCATION: New Brunswick, N, J. NICKNAME: Marauders NICKNAME: Scarlet Knights
COLORS: Black and Gold COLORS: Scarlet
ATH. DIR: Dr. Raymond J. Runkle ATH. DIR: Harry J. Rockafeller
COACH: Dick DeHart (W-63, L-27 COACH: Anthony Ruolt (W-11,L-14)
CONFERENCE: Penna. Teachers CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic
1959-60 RECORD: Won 14, Lost 8 1959-60 RECORD: Won 11, Lost 14
Albright College : Niagara University :
DATE: Saturday, Dec. 3 DATE: Saturday, Dec. 10
GAME SITE: Reading, Pa. GAME SITE: Niagara Falls, N.Y.
SCHOOL LOCATION: Reading, Pa. SCHOOL LOCATION: Niagara Falls,
NICKNAME: Lions NICKNAME: Purple Eagles
COLORS: Red and White COLORS: Purple and White
ATH. DER: Eugene J. Shirk ATH. DIR. John J. Gallagher
W.G. Renken(W-57,L-7 2) COACH: John J. Gallagher (W-669 L-393)
( Bi Middle Atlantic CONFERENCE: Eastern ColU-g..
1959-60 RECORD i Won 10,I,ost 6 1959-60 RECORD: Won 13, Lost 12
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Bucknell University : North Carolina State College :
DATE: Wednesday, Dec. 14 DATE: Wednesday, Dec. 21
GAME SITE: Palestra GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Lewisburg, Pa. SCHOOL LOCATION: Raleigh, N.C.
NICKNAME: Bisons NICKNAME: Wolfpack
COLORS: Orange and Blue COLORS: Scarlet and White
ATH. DIR: Albert Humphreys ATH. DIR: Roy B. Clogston
COACH: Ben Kribs (W-112, L-101) COACH: Everett N. Case (W-333, L-96) CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic CONFERENCE: Atlantic Coast 1959-60 RECORD; Won 10, Lost 11 1S59-60 RECORD: Won 11, Lost 15
Muhlenberg College: University of Miami (Fla.) :
DATE: Friday, Dec. 16 DATE? S nturday, Jan. 7
GAME SITE: Lincoln High Gym GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Allentown, Pa- SCHOOL LOCATION: Coral Gables, Fla. NICKNAME: Mules NICKNAME: Hurricanes
COLORS: Cardinal and Grey COLORS: Orange, Green and White
ATHL DIR: Raymond J. Whi spell ATH. DIR: Jack Harding
COACH: Ken Moyer (1st season) COACH: Bruce Hale (W-91, L-55)
CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic CONFERENCE: Florida Intercolle- giate 1959-60 REOCRD: Won, 8, Lost 18 1959-60 RECORD: Won 23, Lost 4
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Lehigh University ; University of Pennsylvania :
DATE: Tuesday, Jan. 10 DATE: Saturday, Jan 21
GAME SITE? Lincoln High Gym GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Bethlehem, Pa. SCHOOL LOCATION: Phi la., Pa.
NICKNAME: Engineers NICKNAME: Quakers
COLORS: Brown and White COLORS: Red and Blue
ATH. DIR: Percy L. Sadler ATH. DIR: Jeremiah Ford II
COACH: Tony Packer (W-78,L-119) COACH: Jack Mc Closkey (W-46, L-56) CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic CONFERENCE: Ivy; Phila. "Big Five" 1959-60 RECORD: Won 6, Lost 16 1959-60 RECORD: Won 14, Lost 11
Manhattan College : West Chester State Teachers :
DATE: Friday, Jan. 13 DATE: Monday, Jan. 23
GAME SITE: Palestra GAME SITE: West Chester, Pa.
SCHOOL LOCATION: New YorknN.Y. SCHOOL LOCATION: West Chester, Pa. NICKNAME: Jaspers NICKNAME: Rams
COLORS: Green and White COLORS: Purple and Gold
ATH. DIR: Kenneth A. Norton ATH. DIR: Robert W. Reese
COACH: Kenneth A. N Q rton(W-224 COACH: Dr. James Bonder (1st L-119) season)
CONFERENCE: Eastern Collegiate CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic Athletic 1959-60 RECORD: Won 13, Lost 11 1959-60 RECOBD: Won 13, Lost 8
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Temple University : St. Joseph's College :
DATE: Friday, Jan. 27 DATE: Saturday, Feb. 4
GAME SITEs Palestra GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Phi la. , Pa. SCHOOL LOCATION: Phila., Pa.
NICKNAME-. Owls NICKNAME: HAWKS
COLORS -Cherry and White COLORS: Crimson and Grey
ATH. DIR: Ernest C. Casale ATH. DIR: Jack Ramsay
COACH: Harry Litwack (W-141, COACH: Jack Ramsay (W-100-L-34) L-76) CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic; CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic; Phila. "Big Five" Phila. "Big Five"
1959-60 RECORD: Won 17, Lost 9 1959-60 RECORD: Won 20, Lost 7
Western Kentucky State College : Gettysburg College ;
DATE: Tuesday, Jan. 31 DATE: Wednesday Feb. 8
GAME SITE: Bowling Green, Ky. GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Bowling Green, SCHOOL LOCATION: Gettysburg, Pa. Ky. NICKNAME: Hilltoppers NICKNAME: Bullets
COLORS: Scarlet and White COLORS : Orange and Blue
ATH. DIR: E.A. Diddle ATH. DIR: Henry T. Bream
COflCH: E. A. Diddle (W-714, COACH : Robert Hulton (W-37, L-39) L-252) CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic CONFERENCE: Ohio Valley 1959-60 RECORD: Won 14, Lost 10 1959-60 RECORD: Wen 21, Lost 7
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Muhlenburg College : Boston University cont'd :
DATE: Saturday, Feb. 11 ATH. DIR: R. Victor Stout
GAME STIE: Allentown, Pa. COACH: John Burke, Jr. (W-29, 1-47) (see Dec. 16 game listing) CONFERENCE: Eastern Collegiate Athletic
Syracuse University : 1959-60 RECORD: Won 14, Lost 10
DATE: Wednesday, Feb. 15
GAME SITE: Syracuse, N.Y. Lafayette College :
SCHOOL LOCATION: Syracuse, NY DATE: Wednesday, Feb. 2 2
NICKNAME : Orangemen GAME SITE: Easton, Pa.
COLORS: Orange SCHOOL LOCATION: Easton, Pa.
ATH. DIR: Lewis P. Andreas NICKNAME: Wildcats
COACH: Marc Guley (W-130,L-38) COLORS: Maroon and White
CONFERENCE: Eastern Collegiate ATH. DIR: Arthur R. Winters Athletic COACH: George Davidson (W-82, 1959-60 RECORD: Won 13, Lost 8 L-43)
CONFERENCE: Middle Atlantic
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Canisius College : DATE: Saturday, Feb. 18 DATE: Saturday, Feb. 25 GAME SITE: Palestra GAME SITE: Buffalo, N.Y. SCHOOL LOCATION: Boston, Mass. SCHOOL LOCATION: Buffalo, N.Y. NICKNAME: Terriers NICKNAME: Griffins COLORS: Scarlet and White COLORS: Blue and White
ATH. DIR.: Robert A. Mac Kinnon
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COACH; Robert A. MacKinnon (W-ll, L-16)
CONFERENCE: Eastern Collegiate Athletic
1959-60 RECORD: Won 10, Lost 13
Villanova University :
DATE: Saturday, Mar. 4
GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Villanova, Pa,
NICKNAME: Wildcats
COLORS: Blue and White
ATH. DIR: Francis X. Reagan
COACH; Al Severance (W-404, L-186)
CONFERENCE: Eastern Collegiate Athletic
1959-60 RECORD: Won 20, Lost 6
Duguesne University :
DATE: Wednesday, Mar. 8
GAME SITE: Palestra
SCHOOL LOCATION: Pittsburgh, Pa.
NICKNAME: Dukes
COLORS: Red and Blue
ATH. DIR: Louis E. Skender
COACH: John "Red" Manning (W-21, L-26)
CONFERENCE: Western Pennsylvania
1959-60 RECORD: Won 8, Lost 15
20. 1960-61 Freshman Basketball Schedule
December
1 ?4iilersville Home
3 Albright Away
7 Rutgers Away
16 Muhlenberg Lincoln High
January
4 West Catholic High Home
6 St. Joseph's Home
10 Temple Lincoln High
13 Univ. Of Pennsylvania Palestra
23 West Chester Away
27 Temple Palestra
February
4 St. Joseph's Palestra
11 Muhlenberg Away
14 Villanova Away
17 Temple High Home
20 Univ. of Pennsylvania Home
22 Lafayette Away
28 Villanova Home
Home Games in La Salle Field House, 20th St. and Olney Ave., at 7 P.M. - except Millersville game scheduled for 5:30 P.M.
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1960-61 Freshman Basketball Roster
Jersey Nos. Name Pos. Ht . Wt. Age H.S. & Hometown
White Blue
52 53 CARPENTER, Harry 6-5 185 18 Bishop Neumann, Phi la.
22 23 CONKLIN, Ted 6-6 195 18 Northport High, (L.I.)
30 31 CONWAY, Jim 6-2 165 18 Gtn. Academy, Phila.
32 33 CORACE, Frank 6-5 196 18 Msgr. Bonner, Phila.
34 35 EBBECKE, Vince 6-4 200 18 Father Judge, Phila.
50 51 FLAVIN, Jim 6-6 235 18 W. Catholic, Phila.
20 21 GALLAGHER, Paul 5-8 160 18 Msgr. Bonner, Phila.
42 43 GALLO, Frank 6-1 185 18 La Salle, Phila.
4 3 MARTIN, Tony 6-2 197 18 St. Joseph's, Camden, NJ 10 45 QUINN, Joe 6-4 185 18 S. Hills, PittsLur:„i Pa
40 41 SCHWEINBURG, Paul G 6-0 162 18 St. Elizabeth, Pittsburgh, Penna.
24 25 ZAZZARA, Ron 6-5 215 19 Oratory Prep, Newark, NJ
Coach Charley Greenberg Manager: Dick Foley Blue jerseys for away games
22. The 1960-61 Frosh Explorers
Harry CARPENTER. . .6-5 .. .185 lbs... Fine rebounder who should help the Frosh as a front-line sub this season... Has good future potential played his high school ball at Bishop Neumann High and Temple High majoring in Liberal Arts at La Salle.
Ted CONKLIN. . .6-6 195 lbs . . . Prepped at Northport (LI) High... Captained his club in 1960... Named to tne New York Daily News Ail-Star team his senior year — The best jumper on the fresh- man team... Can jump a foot over the rim... Has two good shots — a snappy lay-up and a corner jump... Needs polish but could come fast... A Biology major.
Jim CONWAY. . .6-2. . .165 lbs .. .Co-captained Germantown Academy his senior year...Vvas a four-sport letter winner in high
school. . .Majoring in Business Administration.
Frank CORACE. . .6-5. . .196 lbs... The most precocious
yearling on the squad. . .While at Monnignor Bonner High School, won high school All-American, All-State, and Ail-Catholic rec-
ognition. . .Has already been cited as a potential Ail-American by the local scribes .. .Highest, accolade Coach Moore says he "Has best potential, for his age, of any boy I've seen. ".. .Does everything well... Has a devastating corner jump shot...
Hard driver. . .Fine defensive ball hawk... All he needs is exper- ience... A student in the School of Business Administration.
Vince("Voo-doo") EBBECKE. . .6-4. . . 200 lbs... Played for- ward for Father Judge High School last season. . .Never played high school ball before his senior year... Lacks experience. . .Lists music as his hobby... A Liberal Arts student.
Jim ("Moose") FLAVIN. . .6-6, 235 lbs... Was city All- Catholic choice in both his junior and senior years at West Catholi. ...Big and strong, he'll fight anyone on the backboards .. .Figured to be the starting center for the Fledging team... Very good inside shooter. . .Moves well for a big man. . .Tremendous desire. . .Likes it when the going is rough. . .Swimming, golf and shuffleboard are his hobbies. . .Accounting major at La Salle.
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Paul GALLAGHER 5-8... 160 lbs... He and teammate CORACE co-captained Monsignor Bonner to the city championship last season ...One of the swiftest moving backcourt men in the city... Fine shooter from all spots. . .Adequate on defense... A team-ge neral. .
Hustles. . .Majoring in Education.
Frank GALLO. . .6-1. . .185 lbs. . .Bellwether of the La Salle High School team last year .. .Captain and high scorer .. .Topnotch catcher on Baseball team. . .second team All-Catholic in Baseball
..Surprise of the pre-season Freshman prectices . . .Good shooter from outside... A student in La Salle's Liberal Arts program.
Tony ("Tiger") MARTIN. . .6-2, . .197 lbs... Was a three- sport letter winner at St. Joseph's (Camden) .. .Among his athletic achievements were participation in the All-City game, All-Catholic
N.J. state in both basketball and football. . .Fine all around athlete. . .May nail one of the starting backcourt jobs. . .undecided about major at La Salle. . .Lists sports as hobby.
Joe QUINN 6-4... 185 lbs... A graduate of South Hills
Catholic in Pittsburgh. . .Made the All-City teams in his junior and senior years .. .Always working to improve his game. . .Hustler
...Good shot. . .Majoring in Pre-Medical.
Paul SCHWEINBURG 6-0 162 lbs...Won four varsity letters at Pittsburgh St. Elizabeth High Captained the club for three seasons .. .Was twice named to the All-City and All-Catholic
squads. . .Good defensive player and adequate scorer .. .Could start in the back court... A Business major .. .Lists sports as his hobby.
: on ("Hawk") ZAZZARA. . .6-5 . . .215 lbs... Made a splash in the first annual East-West High School All-star game this summer ...prepped at Oratory Prep, Newark, New Jersey, where he was an All-State basketeer and an All-American football player... has been moved to the front court by Coach Charley Greenborg...
Majoring in Pre-Law at La Salle. . .Hobbies are golf and water skiing.
SECTION II - THE RECORDS
Results 1959-60 Season 25.
LSC OPP.
76 Millersville 60 H 84 Bucknell 62 V 86 Lehigh 54 V 71 Manhatta. n 58 V 81 Lafayette 73 H 64 Niagara 48 H 82 Canisius 68 H 68 Duquesne 65 V 63 Morehead State 58 V 84 Syracuse 90H ** 80 Georgetown University 79 H 70 Western Kentucky 76 H 85 West Chester State 68 V 80 St. Joseph's (Pa.) 73 N 73 Albright 67 H 86 Muhlenberg 63 V 62 Pennsylvania 66 N 53 Temple 77 N 91 Muhlenberg 59 H 65 No. Carolina State 80 V 82 Scranton 77 V 52 Villanova 68 N 1638 Points 1490 ** Denote s overtime
W--16, L-6
Final 1959-60 Varsity Statistics (22 Games)
Player Field Goals Free Throws G A M % A M % Bob Alden 22 301 122 .405 152 116 .763 Ralph Bantivoglio 22 223 80 .358 65 52 .800 Hugh Brolly 22 210 84 .400 42 32 .761 G. Freidrich 22 140 61 .^:35 48 26 .541 Joey Heyer 22 362 147 .406 82 63 .768 Bob MacAteer 22 114 48 .421 64 47 .734 Joe Carey 19 90 37 .411 29 22 .759 Others 21 102 48 .47 58 28 .482
Own 22 1542 627 .406 540 386 .714
Opponent 22 1598 571 .357 511 348 .681
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Player Rebounds Pers . Pts. # Ave. Sm* # D # Ave. Bob Aiden 319 14.5 215 58 3 360 16.4 Ralph Bantivoglio 81 3.6 156 49 - 212 S.6 Hugh Brolly 165 7.5 136 57 3 200 9.1 G. Freidrich 192 8.7 101 45 - 148 6.7 Joey Heyer 74 3.4 234 44 - 357 16.2 Bob MacAteer 66 3.0 83 31 - 143 6.5 Joe Carey 79 4.2 60 29 1 96 5.1 Others 96 4.4 84 33 2 124 5.6
Own 1172 53.3 1069 347 15.8 1640 74.5 Opponent 1087 49.4 1190 290 13.2 1490 67.7 * Shots Mi ssed
Individual Hiqhs fLSC):
Total Points scored - Joey Heyer vs. Temple - 31 (FG: 13 FT: 5) Field Goals scored - Joey Heyer vs. Temple - 13 (No. Att: 24) Free Throws scored - Bob Alden vs. St. Joseph 's-13 (No. Att: 17) Free - Throws attempted Bob Alden vs. St. Joseph ' s-17 (No. Sco.13) Number of Rebounds - Bob Alden vs. Lafayette - 23 (No. by Team: 48)
Final Record: 16-6
Final 1959-60 Freshman Statistics
Name G FG FA FM Pts. Averaqe
Billy Raftery 14 145 97 80 370 26.4 Curt Fromal 14 123 70 46 292 20.8 Tony Abbott 14 84 30 23 191 13.6 John Beck 14 47 26 14 108 7.7 Gene Park 14 37 19 13 87 6.2 Vince Berry 11 26 12 6 48 5.2 Stan Birch 9 8 15 7 23 2.5 Paul Dornisch 8 5 3 2 12 1.5 Djan Rotz 4 5 2 1 11 2.7 Dennis McGovern 5 3 4 1 7 1.4 Team 14 505 299 207 1217 86.9
Opp 14 397 410 256 1050 75.0
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Season High Marks; 27.
Total Points. ..109 vs. Muhlenberg .. .Feb. 13, '60. . .at Allentown
Player Total Points-One Game... Billy Raftery...39 vs. Temple... 2-25-60 at LSC
Most Field Goals (Team)... 46 vs. Huh lenburg <, . c?.-14-6C. . .at AJlen-
Most Field Goals (Player ) . . .Billy Raftery...l5 vs. Temple... 2-25-60.. .at LSC Most Free Throws (Team)... 30 vs. Temple — 1-12-60... at Temple Most Free Throws Made (Team)... 22 vs. Temple ... 1-12-60. . .at Temple Most Free Throws Made (Player) Billy Raftery 9 vs. Temple
.. .2-25-60. . .at LSC... and vs. West Chester .. .2-3-60 ...at West Chester. Most Free throws Attempted. .. (Player) Billy Raftery... 11 vs.
Temple.. .2-25-60. . .at LSC... and vs. West Chester 2-3-60... at West Chester.
Final Record 8-6
Records With 1960-61 Opponents
Millersville 17 1 1939 1960 1960 (76-60) 1958 (90-80) Albright 15 2 1946 1960 1960 (73-67) 1946 (67-61) Rutgers Niagara 7 6 1934 1960 1960 (64-46) 1959 (72-65) Bucknell 2 1959 1960 1960 (84-62) Muhlenburg 20 7 1941 1960 1960 (91-59) 1959 (92-75) N.C. State 4 6 1949 1960 1957 (83-78) 1960 (80-65) Miami (Fla.) 1 1 1951 1951 1951 (95-84) 1951 (77-75) Lehigh 2 1959 1960 1960 (86-54) Manhattan 13 4 1913 1960 1960 (71-58) 1949 (62-53) Pennsylvania 5 8 1934 1960 1957 (84-73) 1960 (66-62) West Chester 20 6 1932 1960 1960 (85-68) 1940 (30-27) Temple 19 25 1900 1960 1959 (67-64) 1960 (77-53) Western Kentucky 3 7 1948 1960 1959 (84-75) 1960 (76-70) St. Joseph 29 19 1901 1960 1960 (80-73) 1959 (70-63) Gettysburg 4 1 1946 1951 1951 (70-65) 1946 (79-54) Syracuse 5 2 1955 1960 1959 (79-71) 1960 (91-84) Boston University — - Lafayette 11 3 1945 1960 1960 (81-73) 1957 (84-75) Canisius 5 o 1941 1960 1960 (82-68) Villanova 4 5 1934 1960 1958 (75-64) 1960 (68-52) Duquesne 5 6 1940 1960 1960 (68-65) 1958 (74-55)
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All Time Records Vs. 1960-61 Season Opponents (LSC Scores Given First)
La Salle vs. Mlllersville La Salle vs. Rutgers
1938-39 .31 30 1938-39 .40 29 NO PREVIOUS GAMES 1939-40 .35 27 1942-43 .50 34 1946-47 .74 32 1947-48 .63 47 La Salle vs. Niagara 1948-49 .65 52 1949-50...... 76 41 1933-34 .28 33 1950-51 .57 39 1941-42 .37 40 1951-52 .66 45 1950-51 .82 56 1952-53 .83 38 1951-52 .85 74 1953-54 .79 57 1952-53 .87 76 1954-55 .88 72 1953-54 .66 74 1955-56 .88 70 1953-54 .50 69 1956-57 .61 53 1954-55 .76 75 1957-58 .80 90 1955-56 .70 72 1958-59 .85 58 1956-57 .83 74 1959-60 .76 60 1957-58 .69 68 (OT 1958-59 .56 72 1959-60 .64 48 La Salle vs. Albr iqht
1945-46 .59 63 La Salle vs. Muhlenberq 1945-46 .61 67 1946-47 .65 62 1940-41 .49 51 1945-47 .55 47 1941-42 .39 37 1947-48 .68 30 1945-46 .33 51 1948-49 .58 45 1946-47 .44 59 1949-50 .84 37 1946-47 .41 45 1950-51 .58 51 1947-48 .74 68 1951-52 .76 68 1948-49 .73 56 1952-53 .101 62 1948-49 .57 55 1953-54 .76 46 1949-50 .87 60 1954-55 .89 69 1950-51 .69 55 1955-56 .96 63 1950-51 .83 55 1956-57 .75 52 1951-52 .95 77 1957-58 .83 55 1951-52 .52 77 1958-59 .93 62 1952-53 .106 73 1959-60 .73 67 1953-54 .85 65 1954-55 .88 79 1954-55 .85 71
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1955-56 .58 69 1943-49 53 62 1955-56..=.. .81 70 1949-50 65 60 1956-57 .68 93 1950-51. 64 63 1956-57 .99 82 1951-52 77 55 1957-58 .67 61 1952-53 63 52
1957-58 .82 80 1953-54 . ,69 61 1958-59. .92 77 1954-55 76 62 1958-59, .75 92 1956-57 81 72
1959-60 . .86 63 1957-58 72 59 1959-60 .91 59 1958-59 78 1959-60 71 58
La Salle vs. N. Carolina State La Salle vs. Univ. of Penn
1948-49. c .56 60 1949-50 .66 51 1933-34...... 22 35 1950-51 .74 76 1934-35...... 22 33
1953-54 .83 78 1935-36...... 28 36
1953-54 .88 81 1936-37...... 28 36
1954-55 .73 76 1946-47 , . ...56 68
1956-57 .83 78 1947-48. . ...55 43 1957-58 .62 71 1948-49...... 64 44
• 958-59 .67 82 1951-52...... 75 58 1959-60 .65 80 1955-56...... 64 52
1956-57,.. . . .84 73
1957-58...... 66 67 (OT)
La Salle vs. Miami (Florida) 1958-59.,. . . .70 73 (OT)
1959-60. . ...62 66 1950-51 .95 84 1950-51.... .75 77 La Salle vs. West Chester
La Salle vs. Lehigh 1931-32 .38 20 1931-32 .15 18 1958-59 81 47 1932-33 .30 27 1959-60 86 54 1932-33 .LSC won 1933-34 .37 23 1933-J-: .25 24 La Salle vs. Manhattan 1935-36 .20 39 1935-36 .30 36 1912-13 22 25 1936-37 .39 2-. 1931-32 34 32 1936-37 .27 28 1939-40 46 33 1937-38 .47 34 1940-41 44 53 1937-38 .30 33 1945-46 45 52 1938-39 .46 31 1948-49 76 46
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La Salle vs. West Chester cont'd . La Salle vs. Western Kentucky 1947-48 60 6 8 (NIT) 1938-39 48 45 1942-43 44 52 1939-40 37 21 1949-50 80 69 1939-40 27 30 1950-51 63 73 1940-41 43 31 1951-52 67 58 1951-52 85 55 1947-48 60 68 1952-53 Ill 60 1956-57 76 89 1953-54...... 65 51 1958-59 84 75 1954-55 85 50 1958-59 74 96 1955-56 90 78 1959-60 70 76 1956-57 57 51 1957-58 68 66 1958-59 85 67 La Salle vs. St. Joseph's 1959-60 85 68 1900-01 32 7 La Salle vs. Temple 1900-01 29 13 1901-02 70 8 1936-37 37 31 1911 10 6 1937-38 22 37 1911 20 16 1938-39 38 27 1910 22 18 1939-40 37 39 1910 18 24 1940-41 22 27 1910 29 35 1941-42 38 48 1912 (LSC won) 1942-43 43 47 1915-16 26 31 1943-44 45 73 1915-16 29 21 1945-46 60 7 1916-17 30 29 1946-47 73 71 1916-17 27 28 1947-48 52 54 1916-17 22 17 1948-49 36 54 1922-23 9 44 1949-50 60 55 1933-34 27 15 1949-50 67 51 1933-34 39 20 1950-51 82 65 1934-35 25 28 1950-51 54 59 1934-35. 32 25 1951-52 75 59 1934-35 25 26 1951-52 65 50 1935-36 19 23 1952-53 57 42 1935-36 20 40 1952-53 65 45 1936-37 21 25 1953-54 77 53 1936-37 25 28 1953-54 56 57 1937-38 22 18 1954-55 59 57 1938-39 32 31 1955-56 57 60 1939-40 28 33 1956-57 63 61 1940*41 40 48 1957-58 61 71 1941-42 53 58 1958-59 67 64 1942-43 45 48 1959-60 53 77 1943-44 33 53
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La Salle vs. St. Joseph's cont'd . La Salle vs. Lafayette 31
1943- 44. 37 53 1944-45 .45 52 1944- 45. 36 39 1945-46 .49 57 1945- 46. 38 36 1947-48 .43 39 1946- 47. 48 45 1948-49 .61 37 1947- 48. 65 70 1950-51 .71 64 1948- 49. 78 41 1951-52 .62 52 (OT) 1949- 50. 79 50 1952-53 .56 50 1949- 50. 74 53 1953-54 .88 70 1950- 51. 77 64 1954-55 .76 60 1950- 51. 81 63 1955-56 .95 81 1951- 52. 53 54 1956-57 .75 84 1951- 52. 68 60 1957-58 .82 74 1952- 53. 79 52 1958-59 .84 77 1952- 53. 75 63 1959-60 ..81 73 1953- 54. 73 57
1953- 54. 78 64 La Salle vs . Cani sius 1954- 55. 82 56 1955- 56. .56 69 1940-41 ..42 37
1956- 57. .35 97 1948-49 . .59 43
1956- •57. .61 57 1954-55 . .99 64 NCAA
1957- 58. .77 82 (OT) 1958-59 . .77 64 1958- 59. .63 70 1959-60 ..82 68 1959- 60. .80 73 La Salle vs. Villanova La Salle vs. Gettysburg 1933-34 ..23 25 1945-46 54 79 1934-35 ..21 22 1947-48 78 62 1934-35. . .29 23 1948-49 93 60 1955-56 ..73 76 1949-50 61 50 1956-57 . .75 61 1950-51 70 65 1957-58 ..111 105 (3
1957-58 . .75 64 La Salle vs. Syracuse 1958-59 . .57 63 1959-60 ..52 68 1954-55 103 54 1955-56 75 62 La Salle vs. Duque sne 1955-56 71 64 1956-57 82 94 1939-40 . .23 27 (OT) 1957-58 59 55 (OT) 1949-50 ..47 49 (NIT) 1958-59 79 71 1950-51 . .43 53 1959-60 84 (2 OT) 91 1951-52 . .60 71 1951-52 ..59 46 (NIT) La Salle vs. Boston Univ . 1952-53 ..74 66
1954-55 . .65 67 NO PREVIOUS GAMES 1956-57 ..87 80
1957-58 . .55 74
1958-59 . .72 65 1959-60 ..68 65
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All-Time La Salle College Won-Lost Records (From 1931)
Opponent s ret.
Aberdeen 2 .000 Akron l 1.000 Albright 15 2 .883 Arizona 2 1.000 Arkansas 1 1.000 Arnold 1 1.000 Atlantic City NAS 1 3 .250 Baldwin-Wallace 2 1 .667 Baltimore University 3 1.000 Bloomsburg STC 1 1.000 Boston College 2 1.000 Bowling Green 2 1 .667 Bradley 2 1 .667 Brandeis 1 1.000 Bringhara Young 2 1.000 Brooklyn College 1 1.000 Butler 1 .000 Bucknell 2 1.000 CCNY 4 .000 Canisius 5 1.000 Catholic University 8 4 .667 Cincinnati 3 4 .429 Coast Guard 2 2 .500 Columbus 1 1.000 Cooper Union 1 1.000 Davis-Elkins 4 1.000 Dayton 3 1.000 Delaware 2 1 .667 De Paul 1 2 .333 Dickinson 2 1.000 Drexel 2 1.000 Duquesne 5 6 .454 Eastern Kentuckey STC 2 1.000 Elizabethtown 1 1.000 Eng. General Hospital (Atlantic City) Fordham 4 1 .800 Fort Dix 1 1.000 Fort Miles 2 1.000
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Furman 2 1.000 Gallaudet i .oco George Washington 1 1.000 Georgetown 11 6 .647 Georgia Tech 1 1.000 Geneva 3 1.0C0 Gettysburg 4 1 .800 Hahnemann Medical College 1 1.000 Haverford ' .000 Holy Cross 1 1.000 Idaho 1 1.000 Illinios Wesleyan 1 1.000 Indiana 1 c 1.000 Iowa 2 1.000
Kentucky : .000 Kutztown State 1 1.000
Lafayette 11 3 .766 Lakehurst 1 1.000 Lock Haven State 2 1.000 Lebanon Valley 4 1.000 Lehigh 2 1.000
Long Island University 2 : .286 Louisville 1 1.000 Loyola (of the South) 1 1.000 Loyola (of Baltimore) 25 : .962 Lutheran Seminary of Mount Airy 2 1.000 Manhattan 13 4 .765 Marshall (W. Va.) 1 .000 Miami (Fla.) 1 1 .500 Millersville State 17 1 .944 Morehead state 2 1 .667 Morris - Harvey 3 .667 Moravian 4 1.000 Mount St. Mary's 4 4 .500 Muhlenburg 19 8 .704 Murray State 1 1.000 Navy 1 1.000 Newark 2 1.000 New York University 1 1.000 Niagara 7 6 .538 North Carolina State 4 6 .400 North Carolina Navel Air st .1 1.000 North Carolina 1 1.000 Oklahoma A & M 1 .000
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Oklahoma 1 .000 University of Pennsylvania 5 8 .385 Penn A.C. 5 2 .714 P. M. C. 8 3 .727 Penn state 1 1.000 Penn State Teachers 1 1.000 Phila. College of Pharmacy 4 1.000 Philadelphia Navy 1 .000 Philadelphia Textile 2 1.000 Princeton 1 1 .500 Providence 1 1.000 Richmond 4 1.000 Rice 2 ,000 Rider 11 3 .786 Roanoke 1 1 .500 San Francisco 4 ,000 Santa Clara 1 1 .500 Scranton 17 9 .631 Seton Hall 10 9 .526 St. Bonaventure 1 .000 St. Francis (Loretto) 1 1.000 St. Francis (New York) 7 2 .777 St. John's 3 2 .600 St. Louis 3 2 .600 St. Joseph's 21 19 .525 Southern California 2 1.000 Southwest Missouri State 1 1.000 Stanford T_ 1.000 Susquehanna 2 1.000 Syracuse 5 2 .714 Temple 14 14 .500 Texas Wesleyan 1 1.000 Toledo 1 4 .200 Tulsa 1 .000 Marine QT 1 1.000 U. S. Marines 3 1.000 U. C. L. A 2 1 ,667 Upsala 2 1.000 Ursinus 1 1.000 Utah 1 2 .333 Valparaiso 2 1.000 Villanova 4 5 .444 Virginia 2 1.000 Wake Forest 1 1.000 Washington College 3 1.000
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West Chester 20 6 .76? West Virginia 2 1.000 Western Kentucky 3 7 .300 Westminister 1 .000 William & Mary 1 1.000 Wyoming 1 .000 Wyomissing P. I. 2 1.000 Xavier 1 1 .500 Yale & Towne A. A. 1 .000 Youngs town 1 I .500 All-Time Totals 436 201 .684
All-Time La Salle Records
LSC Individual Records - one game;
POINTS Tom Gola - 41 vs. Loyola January 6, 1954
FIELD Fred lehle - 31 GOALS vs. Arizona ATTEMPTED December 7, 1952
FIELD Joey Heyer - 17 GOALS vs. Lehigh December 13, 1958
FREE Tom Gola - 19 (Modern Tim Donovan - 25 (All THROWS vs. Syracuse Record) vs. St. Joseph's Time TRIED December 27, 1954 1916 Record)
FREE Tom Gola - 14 (Modern Tim Donovan - 20 (All THROWS vs. N.C. State 1954 Record) vs. St. Joseph's Time MADE vs. Syracuse 1954 1916 Record)
Tom Gola - 37 vs. Lebanon Valley January 15, 1955
36. - game: Opponent ' s Individual Records one
POINTS Lovellette, Kansas (1952) - 40 Selvy, Furman (1954)
FIELD Lovellette, Kansas - 32 GOALS March 21, 1952 ATTEMPTED
FIELD Lovellette, Kansas - 18 GOALS March 21, 1952
FREE THROWS Landa, Lebanon Valley - 23 TRIED January 15, 1955
FREE THROWS McNeil, St. Joseph's - 18 MADE February 26, 1958
REBOUNDS Jim Radcliffe, Lafayette - 27 December 11, 1956
LSC Individual Records - one season:
POINTS Gola (1955) - 750
FIELD GOALS Gola (1955) - 274
FREE THROWS Gola (1955) - 267 TRIED
FREE THROWS Gola (1955) - 202
LSC Most Points Career:
Gola (1952-53-54-55) - 2508 118 games - 21.2 ave.
LSC Team Records - one game:
COMBINED vs. Villanova - 216 SCORE (111-105) January 11, 1958
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POINTS vs. Lebanon Valley - 112 January 15, 1955
FIELD GOALS vs. Furman - 112 ATTEMPTED February 6, 1954
FIELD GOALS vs. West Chester - 44 February 12, 1952
FREE THROWS vs. Canisius - 35 MADE March 12, 1955
FREE THROWS vs. Duquesne - 51 TRIED February 16, 1957
REBOUNDS vs. Brandeis (1955) - 85 vs. Canisius (1955) POINTS vs. Lebanon Valley -61 ONE HALF January 15, 1955
Opponent Team Records - one game
MOST Villanova - 105 POINTS January 11, 1958
FIELD GOALS St. Joseph's - 99 ATTEMPTED January 9, 1957
FIELD Villanova - 41 GOALS January 11, 1958
FREE THROWS Valpariso - 37 MADE December 29, 1956
FREE THROWS N.C. State - 52 TRIED January 23, 1954
UNDS Syracuse - 74 January 19, 1957
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LSC Team Records - one season:
POINTS 2503 in 31 games 1954-55
FIELD GOALS 959 in 31 games 1954-55
FREE THROWS 585 in 31 games 1954-55
FREE THROWS 87 9 in 28 games TRIED 1952-53
Ail-Time Career Scoring ;
Gola G. G.T. Goals Ave. F.T. Fouls Ave. Reb. PF Pts. Ave.
51-52 29 528 192 .364 170 120 .706 497 90 504 17.4 52-53 28 451 186 .412 186 145 .780 434 72 517 18.5 53-54 30 619 252 .407 254 186 .732 652 96 690 23.0 54-55 31 624 274 .439 267 202 .756 618 82 750 24.1
118 2222 904 .406 877 653 .744 2201 340 2461 20.8
Foust, Larry
46-47 26 103 49 255 9.8 47-48 24 157 87 401 16.7 48-49 28 177 164 99 .603 57 453 16.1 49-50 25 136 122 83 .680 66 355 14.1 " 103 573 -- Jri 318 — ~ — — 1464 14.1
Grekin , Norm
50-51 29 350 138 .394 134 96 .716 279 84 372 12.8 51-52 31 445 168 .377 135 99 .733 289 92 435 14.0 52-53 28 404 154 .381 190 128 .674 264 75 436 15.6 88 1199 460 .384 459 323 .705 832 251 1243 14.1
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Iehle, Fred
50-51 21 117 37 .313 15 5 .333 46 28 79 3.7 51-52 31 516 203 .393 96 63 .656 185 93 469 15.1 52-53 28 539 182 .338 115 80 .696 157 69 444 15.8
80 1172 422 .357 226 148 .65^ 388 190 992 12.6
All-Americans ;
Thomas Gola - 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955
All-Time One Season Scoring (over 400 pts . i
1955 Tom Gola 750
1954 Tom Gola 690
1953 Tom Gola 517
1952 Tom Gola 504
1951 Jack George 469
1952 Fred Iehle 469
1957 Al Lewis -.59
1949 Larry Foust 453
1953 Fred Iehle 444
1953 i^orm Grekin 436
1952 rlorm Grekin 435
1959 Joe Heyer 402
Other Recc-yJs :
Longest Winning Streak - 13 games (195':-55) Best S e ason Record - W-23, L-3, (1952-53)
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A13-Time Post-Season Tournament Record;
1946-47 - Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament :
La Salle 47 swarthmore 43
La Salle 41 Muhlenberg 45
1947-48 - National Invitation Tournament :
La Salle 60 Western Kentucky. . .68
1948-49 - Cincinnati Invitation Tournament :
La Salle 49 Cincinnati 50
La Salle 63 William & Mary 51
1949-50 - National Invitation Tournament :
La Salle 72 Arizona 66
La Salle 47 Duquesne 49
1950-51 - National Invitation Tournament :
La Salle 61 St. Louis 73
1951-52 - National Invitation Tournament :
La Salle 80 Seton Hall 76
La Salle 51 St. John's 45
La Salle 59 Duquesne 46
La Salle 75 Dayton .. title game. 64
1952-53 - National Invitation Tournament :
La Salle 74 St. John's 75
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1953-54 - N.C.A.A. Tournament :
La Salle 76 Fordham 74 (OT)
La Salle 88 N.C* State 81
La Salle 64 Navy 48
La Salle 69 Penn State 54
La Salle 92 Bradley title ..76 game
1954-55 - N.C.A.A. Tournament :
La Salle 95 West Virginia 61
La Salle 73 Princeton 46
La Salle 99 Canisius 64
La Salle 76 Iowa 7 3
La Salle 63 San Francisco. ....77 (title game) Total LSC Pts.- 1574 Total Opp. Pt. - 1405
All-Time Tournament W-L Record :
Won 16, Lost 7, Pet. .696
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