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Tenure at Villanova at Ouantico's Expense by Dan Grove . Thinclads Get Revenge Expansion Marks Seniors ' Tenure at Villanova At Ouantico's Expense by Dan Grove Villanova's Athletic Department invested in an anemometer just in case its trackmen continued flirting with world records, as they did two weeks ago. The wind wasn't a factor though and the mud hardly slowed anyone down as the 'Cat's avenged last year's shellacking by the Quantico Marines. Villanova won twelve out of sixteen events and completely swept four of these to eradicate last year's loss with a 92-44 victory. Budd and White Score Juniors Frank Budd and Hubie White led the 'Cats with two first places apiece. Budd won both dashes in the unbelievably fast times of 9.4 and 20.3 seconds over a soggy track. Budd's victories were sweetened because they came over the Marines' Ed Collymore, the ex-Villanova record holder in both events. Hubie White won the broad jump and the hop, step, and jump. He annexed the former from another ex-Villanova thin- clad, Kent Lydic, with a jump of 22' 1/2". The hop, step, and jump blue ribbon was handed him by the virtue of a 45' 1/2" leap. Sophomore shot putter, Billy Joe broke the school and stadium records with a Herculean heave of 57' %". This toss bettered his indoor mark by eighteen inches. Junior Jerry (Photo by Alan Williams) Donini, last year's record holder, Mr.,!.. 1.1.. , .. was plagued by foul trouble, This looks like a good one" a Seton Hall sslugger has written his on face as he faces but still captured second place over the Virginian's Bill Hands. Phil Fidalgo's fast ball with all the intent of a Paul . Bunyon at the bat . Strike three. Jackman Takes Hurdles VOL. 36 No. 23 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. MAY 25, 1961 Brown Topples Rugby Villanova's Al Jackman led teammates Charlie Harrock and Cats Face Unbeaten Navy Leon Pras across the tape for a sweep of the 440 yard inter- mediate Team in Semi-Finals hurdles. .;, Cardinal Gushing, Wesley Senior Parting Festival Leon Pras led the other liurdle's shutout against the Gy- 6-5 After Close Win Saturday By Close Score ; renes, this in time the 120 yard high hurdles. Sophomores To Speak At Graduation Slated For Mermaid Lake Villanova's dark horse rugby by Joe McCarthy Charlie Hmamock and Doug Kerr placed second and third. Donahue team was derailed by Mike Mermaid Lake, located three board, co-chairmen Bill Cassin Saturday in Otie Drayton, of Penn Relay fame, stepped oflf a 49.1 second Southpaw Phil Fidalgo, re- Renn. Henry's fourth delivery and Dave McCue revealed. the semi finals of the East 440 yard dash Villanova will conduct its 119th commencement exercises miles above Norristown, Pa., will bounding from his first setback to nose out teammates Carl Wagner and Ernie Coast Rugby to Renn skidded in the dirt and, on June 5 at 11:00 A.M. in Goodreau Stadium. At At this juncture, Bathgate ex- Championships by Muir for the 'Cat's fourth Monday, be the site of the Senior Parting of the season a week ago Sat- as it bounced shutout of the day. pressed his gratitude Brown 6-5 at Van Cortlandt upwards, it cas- "to the that time approximately 800 seniors will be graduated. Festival, Saturday, June 3. urday at Lafayette, hurled a caded off the catcher's mitt for Marines Good In Distance various chairmen who helped to Park in New York City. In the event of rain the proceedings will be held in the Field seven-hit, 3-2 victory to nip a wild Quantico's best showing was in the distance events. The outing will consist of Brown, who was beaten a pitch. Baier, running Olym- make the Senior functions the phys- House. This is the first time that Commencement exercises spirited Seton Hall contingent with the pitch, scored pian Peter Close and former national boating, ballgames, successes they have been." ically by the 'Cats, has to face a the win- champion Carry Weisen- swimming, last Saturday. The triumph ning tally easily. ger soundly have been held outdoors. rugged Dartmouth team this beat Junior Jon Dante in the mile, in 4 :12.3. and that time-honored Villanova brought to the vanguard the Mike Fleming of Each senior upon whom a de- week for the championship. Tainted Hits Quantico barely nudged sophomore stand- tradition, "picknicking". It will Graduating Seniors possibility of an NCAA berth gree will be conferred has been Pig Pen Scores out Pat Traynor in the two mile run. Another soph, Owen in the eastern regionals for the The twenty-year-old Fidalgo, last from 1 P.M. til 11 P.M. In the MacQuire, was third for Villanova. issued fifteen tickets, three To Pursue Grad Study game played in very Villanova squad. using an overhand motion for President Larry Bathgate has humid weather, scrum-half the second time this campaign, Dante came back after his loss to Close to win his specialty, "blues" and twelve "whites". The other scheduled contests secured the services of four In Record Numbers Ralph "pig pen" Lewis opened now owns a formidable 6-1 the 880 yard run. Gene Palmer, formerly of Tennessee Tech, All of these will admit guests to of the week fell prone to the (Count 'em) bands to disperse the scoring with 25 minutes slate. In his nine-inning stint, and Pat Nicastro, Dante's teammate, to a in by Jim Strazzefia rains as both the Scranton and pushed Jon good the ceremonies the stadium, gone in the hard fought battle musical fare for those who are he visably became stronger as (considering the track condition) 1 :54.7. All indications point to LaSalle games were postponed. weather permitting. In the choreograph ically inclined. In- a new as he tallied a tri. Senior for- the game progressed after a Kerr Breaks Record all of Villa- Neither game will be made up event of rain only the holders of cluded in his musical menage time high number ward Bill McCIure split the up- shaky start in first. the He re- Soph Doug Kerr broke the school javelin record novans who will enter graduate due to the difficulties in re- with a the blue tickets will be admitted will be what Bathgate terms "an rights and Villanova jumped tired the final seven men to op- scheduling. chuck of 209' 10i/l>". Kerr beat the Marines' Joe Frye and Fred infamous twist band. schools next fall. out in front 5-0. The see-saw pose him. The Seton Hall power to the indoor ceremonies in the Miller with his record Beneath the overcast skies of breaking toss. will ca- The trend toward a record skirmish saw the half end with managed to reach him for only Field House. Limited seating ca- Capping the day be a percentage, as well a record .'• imminent rain for the Jim McGrath of Villanova copped first in the high over as the score the same. •- second seven scattered singles. jump tered buffet dinner to be served pacity in the Field House neces- number, of seniors who plan to Late in the second half, after Saturday in a row, the Cats the Marines' versatile Ed Collymore. McGrath's jump of 6' 2" from five until six. Despite this Earlier in the week the Cats sitates this restriction. do full time post-graduate work an infraction by Captain Tony rallied in the eighth and ninth eclipsed Collymore's best leap by two inches. formidable array of musical tal- clubbed five Rider pitchers for upon graduation from Villanova Nastri, Brown broke into the to overcome a 2-0 Seton Hall The pole vault went to Marine Aubrey Dooley, who cleared The academic procession of ent and a catered dinner, Bath- 17 hits in a 10-8 slugfest that is revealed in data recently col- scoring column on a three point lead at the Main Line Stadium. 14' after having trouble with brisk faculty members, University of- gate said that tickets will be went to Villanova. Scoring five a breeze. Until the eighth the only hit couple. lected from various sources by penalty kick. Mile Relayers ficials only $5.50 per in the first iced a lead which Win and the graduates will the VILLANOVAN. that Seton Hall fastballer Phil currently on sale in 'Cat Bid Folds the Rider batters could never Bill Hands of Quantico edged Jerry Donini of Villanova by proceed to the Stadium at 10:30. They are Kiemer had yielded was a grass- (Photo By Mike Pastore) Because many seniors have catch. , '.-'v;" three inches to win the discus with a flip of 151'. the Pie Shoppe. Then with 15 minutes re- cutting single over second to The Very Reverend James Don- not made final decisions as to The Wildcats's mile relay team, Valedictorian Mike Wesley explains a fine point in the text in A map indicating the most di- maining the Wildcats gallant Wildcat Dan Baier. The first six batters to come without the services of nellon, OSA, Augustian Provin- future plans, the list of those Klekotka, University rect to the picnic site will bid to make the finals of the to the plate against Rider hurler Bobby Raemore and Otie Drayton, breezed to a forty yard win his commencement speech to Rev. John A. route cial will preside the cere- planning to do graduate work is over president in Father's office. be posted on the Senior bulletin East Coast Championships in Tied Two All Jim Thompson hit safely.
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