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Wa Salle
College
1962-63
BASKETBALL
„ A N D B O O K
THE LA SALLE STORY
1863
Centennial Year
La Salle College celebrates
1963
Centennial Year, marking 100 years of service to higher education and the Community of Phi ladelphia, during the 1962-63 Academic Year.
its
The Col lege was founded March 20, 1863 by the Brothers
By 1929, having outgrown three
previous locations in Philadelphia, the campus was moved
of the Christian Schools.
30 acre site at 20th Street and Olney Avenue,
the Olney section of the city.
The Evening Division
was inaugurated in 1946 in response to the needs of Industry throughout the metropolitan area.
to its present
in
Since 1945, La Salle has experienced the most dramatic
period of expansion in its history. Present enrollment in
both Day and Evening Divisions is nearly 5000 students,
as compared to 1940 enrollment of about 400. In the last
15 years, ten new buildings have been added to the campus.
Both the Day and Evening Divisions offer degree
programs in Arts and Sciences and Business Administration.
Six modern residence halls accommodate over 400 out
town students. The fifth and sixth units opened in
September, 1962. A $2 million, three story College Union
Building, completed in 1959, includes a Little Theatre
as well as dining halls, assembly rooms, ballroom and
The $2.5
other student facilities.
million Science Center, which hous
es modern lecture rooms and labora
tory facilities for study and re
in
Biology,
Chemistry
search
of
Geology, Physics and Psychology
was opened
in
1960.
Now
on the
drawing boards are a new classroom building, a chapel and an
athletic activities building.
areas
Additional
educational
are located on the Elkins Park 52
acre campus and on an 80 acre
In
area in Springfield Township.
1950, the Army Artillery ROTC pro-
gram was initiated and now numbers
more than 1400 cadets.
IlliCilI]
LA SALLE COLLEGE
1962-63
BASKETBALL HANDBOOK
Section
/— The
1962-63 Season
Inside Front Cover
The La Salie Story
2
James J. Henry, Athletic Director
2
Donald W. (Dudey) Moore, Head Basketball Coach
3
Charles (Buddy) Donnelly, Freshman Coach
3
Faculty Committee on Athletics
4
Varsity Roster
5
Season at a Glance
5
Key to Pronunciation
Coach's Prospects for the Season
Profiles
6
7
on the Explorers
Opponent X-Rays
14
Freshman Roster and Schedule
Major Press Outlets
1962-63 Varsity Schedule
Section
\\
23
24
Back Cover
— The Records
Game-by-Game
Scoring Chart
Time Records vs. 1962-63 Opponents
Year-by-Year La Salle Statistics
Last Year's
1
Final
I
12-13
All
12-13
1961-62 Varsity Statistics, Results
18
18
Time Records
Tournament Records
20
20
Coaching Records
20
Tom Gola, Ail-American
All-Time Records vs. All College Opponents
21
1961-62 Middle Atlantic Conference Standings
22
La Salle College Hall of Athletes
Inside Back Cover
All
(Cover Photo: Coach Dudey Moore and 1962-63 co-captains
Tony Abbott (left) and Bill Raftery.)
This brochure is dedicated to the members of the Press,
Radio and Television corps by La Salle College's News
Bureau with the cooperation of the College's Department
of Athletics.
For further information, please
call,
write or
wire:
ROBERT S. LYONS, JR.
Sports Information Director
La Salle College News Bureau
Philadelphia 41, Pennsylvania
Office Phone: Victor 8-8300, Ext. 301
Home
Limited quantity of
Phone:
Handbooks
HAncock 4-1862
available to the Public at 25C each.
THE 1962-63 SEASON
Athletics Staff
James
J.
Henry
Director of Athletics
It
might be considered somewhat ironic
that James J. Henry should be Director of
Athletics at La Salle College, a school that
has not had a football team since 1941, for
football has played a great part in Jim
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Before being graduated from Villanova in
1930, Henry received Ail-American honorable
mention as an end, and when he came to La
Salle in 1930, he was soon named line coach,
then head football coach in 1940 and 1941.
In 1961
he was the president of the Eastern
Intercollegiate Football Officials Association,
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officiates
many
of the nation's top
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 32 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
grid contests,
i.e.,
La Salle's crew, the first Catholic college crew in the nation. He also
on the executive committee of the Middle Atlantic States
serves
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 Salle.
Donald W. (Dudey) Moore
Head
Basketball
IFifth
Coach
Season)
This year beginning his fifteenth year of
outstanding collegiate coaching, "Dudey"
has long
been ranked among the top
coaches in college basketball, with a reputation as one of the best defensive strategists
in
the game.
four seasons as head
basketball coach
Salle College and ten campaigns as
Duquesne's court mentor, "Dudey" has compiled a 254 won, 99 lost lifetime college
record
an amazing .719 percentage that
places him among the top twenty major
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college
In
his
basketball
initial
coaches.
seasons
four
at
La
Salle,
"Dudey" has posted an impressive 63 won, 29 lost record.
"Dudey" became head coach at Duquesne during the 1948-49 season.
In a decade, his Dukes rolled to 191 wins against only 70 defeats and
participated in post-season tournaments in seven of the ten seasons.
His teams were near the top in national rankings in eight of the
years, and "Dudey" took the Dukes into six National Invitation
Tournaments, winning the NIT title in 1955. "Dudey" is the only
coach whose teams reached the semi-finals of the NIT four consecu-
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five times. He developed three Duquesne All-Americans
Cooper, Sihugo Green, and Dick Ricketts, and led the Dukes to ECAC
Holiday Festival titles in 1953 and 1954.
A star guard on Duquesne's legendary "Iron Dukes" quintet of
missing only one game in
1930-34, "Dudey" was a "work-horse"
and a key member of the Chick Davies squad that comfour years
—
—
23-game victory skein in 1933-34.
Twice (1952 and 1954) named College Coach of the Year by
United Press International, "Dudey" has had only one losing season
in 26 years of high school and college coaching. He coached at
famed Sharon (Pa.) High before returning to his alma mater as
piled a
head basketball coach.
"Dudey" was named Coach of the Year by the New York Basketball
in
1952 and won the same accolade from Philadelphia's
he coached the
1955. During the summer of
1961,
scribes in
Writers
victorious U.S. court entry in Israel's
Coach Moore and his wife,
Meadowbrook, Pa.
graduate,
is
2nd Lieutenant
a
Charles
Maccabiah Games
Bernice, have two children
His
suburban
in
son,
the U.S.
Donald,
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at Tel Aviv.
and
1962
live
La
in
Salle
Army.
[Buddy) Donnelly
F.
Freshman Basketball Coach
Season)
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P.
(Buddy) Donnelly, one of the
most colorful backcourt stars ever to play for
the
Explorers,
captained La Salle's 1952
National Invitation Tournament Championship team.
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during his senior year as the
upset Dayton for the NIT title,
reached the semifinals of the Olympic Trials
and finished with a 25-7 record. In all, he
played three years of varsity ball under
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Explorers
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After
graduation
Donnelly entered the
the Fort Belvoir basketIn 1954, he started his
coaching career, guiding Belvoir to the Military District of Washington Championship and a third place finish in the All-Army Tourney.
Army and captained
ball
team that won the All-Army Tournament.
Teammates included former Duke
shortstop,
Dick
Groat,
and
All
former
American and current Pittsburgh
La Salle and Warriors' star,
Jack George.
For the past eight years Donnelly has been head basketball coach
Philadelphia's Father Judge High School. He guided Judge to
Catholic League playoffs four times in seven attempts and
reached the finals twice. His overall league record was 63-36. Present
collegiate stars developed by Donnelly include La Salle's sophomore
at
the
center,
George
Donnelly, 32,
Sutor,
lives
in
and Notre Dame captain, John Andreoli.
Northeast Philadelphia with his wife, Alice,
and three children.
LA SALLE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE
Dr.
Ch airman
Robert Courtney, Assoc iate Professor,
Political
Science
Brother M. Edward, F.S.C.
Associate Professor, Chemistry
Dr.
Brother F. Christopher, F.S.C.
Director of Admissions
Dr. Russell
Brother Gavin Paul, F.S.C.
Vice President, Student Affairs
Mr. Charles Halpin
Associate Professor, Industry
James
J.
Henry
Director of Athletics
Naughton
Professor, Philosophy
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Season at a Glance
LOCATION: 20th
HOME COURTS:
Street and Olney Avenue, Philadelphia 41, Penna.
The Palestra, University of Pennsylvania Campus, 34th and Spruce
Streets. (Capacity 9,200)
Abraham Lincoln High School Gym, Rowland and Ryan Avenues,
Philadelphia. (Capacity 3,200)
TEAM NICKNAME: Explorers
COLLEGE FOUNDED: 1863
COLORS: Blue and Gold
1962 ENROLLMENT: 5,000
CONFERENCE:
"Big Five,"
Middle Atlantic (University Division); Philadelphia's
ECAC.
PRESIDENT: Brother Daniel
Bernian, F.S.C., Ph.D.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: James
Henry, (Villanova, '30)
J.
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Robert
S.
Lyons, Jr.
HEAD BASKETBALL COACH:
Donald
Lifetime Record:
La Salle Record:
FRESHMAN COACH:
Charles
COACH AND
ASSISTANT
W. (Dudey) Moore
Won— 254
Won— 63
ATHLETIC TRAINER: John
(.719 Pet.)
in
14 seasons
(.685 Pet.)
in
4 seasons
(Buddy)
Donnelly,
SCOUT: John
P.
HONOR:
1961-62
(La Salle, '52)
Byrne
Smith
EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Charles Loughran
1961-63 TFAM RECORD: Won 16, Lost 9
HIGHEST
(Duquesne, '34)
Lost— 99
Lost— 29
Place
4th
place
(5th
ECAC
in
MAC)
in
Holiday Festival
(NYC)
LETTERMEN LOST (preceded by
6'6"
height):
6'6"
George
Friedrich,
Dennis Murphy, 6'0" Bob McAteer (captain and leading
scorer).
6'8" Walter Sampson, 6'6" Frank Corace,
Park, 5' 10" Tony Abbott.
LETTERMEN RETURNING:
6'4"
Bill
Raftery, 6'3"
OTHER RETURNEES:
Gene
6'6" Jim Flavin, 5'9" Paul Gallagher.
SOPHOMORE REPLACEMENTS:
6'5" Harry Carpenter,
6'0" John Hart.
NEW OPPONENTS FOR
67" George
6'2"
Joe
Lynch,
1962-63: Creighton
Sutor, 6'4" Al Tezsla,
6'0" Joe Cunnane,
(1st meeting),
Seton
Hall (series resumed).
1962-63
CO-CAPTAINS: Tony Abbott and
PLAYERS TO WATCH:
Raftery,
Bill
Corace,
Raftery, senior guards.
Sampson and
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PROSPECTS FOR THE SEASON
By Coach Dudey Moore
Seldom has
a college basketball team had more quesmarks than my predominantly young 1962-63 Explorer
squad. The condition of co-captain Billy Raftery, the development of our untested sophomores, and the improvement shown by our veteran starters, will all determine La
tion
Salle's success this season.
Of course, the major "if" concerns Raftery, the fine 6-4
guard who had a real good sophomore year (17.8 average)
and then was sidelined last season after undergoing a back
operation. At the present time, it remains to be seen
whether Billy's back is strong enough to withstand the
punishment of a full season. He is such a fine all-around
player, that his physical condition definitely holds the key
to the situation.
look for our three veteran starters, guard and cocaptain Tony Abbott, forward Frank Corace and 6-8
center Walt Sampson, to become more consistent and
take up the scoring slack left by the graduation of guard
Bob McAteer, who led the team in scoring with 543 points.
Abbott did a good job in Raftery's back-court spot last
year, developing into a real sparkplug.
I
With added experience and confidence, Corace should
be one of our chief offensive threats as well as a dependable rebounder. He was second in both departments a
year ago, averaging over 15 points a game. Sampson
came along well toward the end of last season ana we
are hoping that he can pick up where he left off, especially
in
the rebounding department.
our inexperienced sophomores, who
comprise over half the squad. Either 6-7 center George
Sutor or 6-4 forward Al Tezsla may move into the starting
lineup. Sutor could develop into a real good collegiate
performer with experience. Tezsla is exceptionally strong
under the boards, but needs a little more work on his
shooting. Guards Joe Cunnane and John Hart will, probably, be our chief backcourt reserves, and one of them
could start if anything happens to Abbott or Raftery.
Cunnane didn't score too much as a freshman, but possibly has more potential than any of our young guards.
Much depends on
Other reserves include forwards Harry Carpenter, Gene
Jim Flavin and Joe Lynch and guards Paul Gallagher
and Tim Daly. Carpenter has been a pleasant surprise so
Park,
especially with his rebounding. Park, a senior, hustles
every minute and can get that ball for you frequently.
far,
summary, the sophomores should give us a little more
more rebounding strength.
But we must improve our defense and become more consistent before any major success can be achieved.
In
height, a stronger bench and
6
Meet The
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ANTHONY
A.
Explorers
Returning Lettermen
(TONY) ABBOTT
Sr.— 21— 5'10"— 165— Chester.
—
Pa.
Co-captain this season and team's "unsung
hero" according to coach Moore, Tony became one of the most improved players in
the city with his flashy play in the backcourt.
if it
Known as "Mr. Hustle," his main fault
is that he has a
can be labeled as such
tendency to try too hard. Top Explorer in
team
assists two years running, he sparked the
with a 43.7 field goal percentage last season.
—
—
Salle's fast
The sparkplug of La
break,
and
to
La Salle's third leading scorer, he loves
high
drive around those big men. Had career
game is the narrow
rememebered
most
but
of 23 against Canisius,
Cinc.nnat., when he
Holiday Festival loss to National Champion,
breaks stole the
fast
several
scored a team high of 19, engineered
into the hearts of 8,000 Madison
ball frequently and hustled his way
Ph.ladelph.a
fans. Tony sparked St. James High to the
Sauare Garden
Catholic League Playoffs
Industrial
in
his
junior
Relatio^major..^^^^
and senior years.
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1960-61
22
73
36
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1961-62
25
104
47
100
HARRY
J.
CARPENTER
— Soph.—20—
,
5"—
1
85
—
He
s
an
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182
255
-
Philadelphia, Pa.
The most pleasant surprise in practice to
date, Harry should be quite an asset up front
this season, especially under the offensive
boards. He needs a little more work on his
shooting, but is always hustling. Played center
for present Villanova coach Jack Kraft at
Philadelphia's Bishop Neumann High. Didn't
compete last year, but averaged 6.5 points in
1960-61 season.
12 freshman games during
He's majoring in Industrial Management.
6'6"—
195— Drexel
Jr.— 20—
C.
former All American Prep star at subFrank
High,
urban Philly's Monsignor Bonner
emerged as one of the nation's top sophomores last year. He's an "explosive" type
ballplayer, has a devastating jump shot, rebounds well (second only to the 6-8 Sampson) and could be one of the nation's
greatest if he improves on his major weakness
FRANK
CORACE—
Hill.
Pa.
A
— defense. The team's second
with a
leading scorer
15.4 average, Frank failed to finish in
double figures only three times in 24 games
during his sophomore year and was named
second team. His best game was
to the Middle Atlantic Conference
Muhlenberg, but he won t ««ilY
a 22 point performance against
performance against Manhattan
Garden
forget his Madison Square
after being blanked
when he erupted for 21 points in the second half
Frank's frosh scoring average ot 26.8 is
first 20 minutes.
the
for
still
He's maioring
Field Goals
Games
a school record.
Year
1961-62
24
155
in
Business Administration
Points
Rebounds
369
221
59
Foul Goals
6
6
JOSEPH
CUNNANE — Soph. — 19 — 6'0" — 165 — Phita.,
T.
Pa.
Could be one of the top backcourt replacements this season. Joe led the freshmen
in assists last year and averaged 9 points a
game. He's a good playmaker and seems to
learn
quickly.
Possibly
has
more
potential
any other soph guard, according to
coach Moore. Co-captained La Salle High
School's 1960-61 varsity. He's an Accounting
than
major.
TIMOTHY DALY— Soph.— 19— 0"— 175— Silver
,
Speedy
backcourt
reserve
prospect,
emphasizes ball-control and playmaking. He
must sharpen his passing, however, and curb
I
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Averaged 5.6 points for
season. Captained basket-
over-anxiousness.
his
the freshman last
ball
team and was
John's
Prep grid star at
High. He is majoring
(D. C.)
Spring, Md.
Tir
All
f
St.
in
Biology.
JAMES
FLAVIN— Jr. — 20
J.
— 66"— 215— Philadelphia,
I
Year
1961-62
PAUL
Pa.
Strong as a rampaging bull -under the
boards. His best games last year included a
12 point performance in a losing cause to
Lafayette and an
point night against
Millersville. He's deadly from the free throw
line, having missed only once in 14 attempts
last
season. Jim averaged 22.3 points a
game as a freshman after a brilliant career
at Philadelphia's West Catholic High where
he captained team and made All Catholic
twice. An Accounting major.
Field Goals
Foul Goals
Rebounds
Points
J.
Provides
21
13
I
37
GALLAGHER—Jr.— 20— 5'9"— 160— Drexel
55
Hill,
added depth
in
the backcourt.
last year's one point vicJoseph's when he was rushed
into action midway through the first half
when La Salle's starting backcourt ran into
Best
example was
tory over St.
foul trouble.
He
didn't score a point but,
one local writer put it: "Sifted St. Joseph's
zone press smoothly and responded with
accurate scoring passes to his bigger teammates." He teamed with Corace to
captain Monsignor Bonner High's city championship quintet. Paul is a History-Education
major.
Year
Games
1961-62
16
Field Goals
2
Foul Goals
14
Rebounds
20
JOHN (YAZU) HART— Soph.— 19— 0"— 170— Hudson,
,
N. Y.
A
former All State selection at Hudson's
(N.Y.) St. Mary's Academy, John looms as
one of the team's brightest soph backcourt
prospects. He averaged 15 points a game
for the freshmen last season, climaxing the
campaign with a team high of 31 (26 in one
half) against Lafayette. Most important was
percentage from the fi eld
his shooting
phenomenal .50.4 John also lettered in
a
tennis and baseball in high school; is majoring in Accounting at La Salle.
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JOSEPH
F.
LYNCH— Soph.— 9— 6'2"— 85— Philad elphia.
1
1
Pa.
Another product of La Salle High where
he co-captained team with Joe Cunnane and
made All Catholic in senior year, Joe is
duty in frontcourt this
on with a rush for the
scoring 25 and 26 in
final games against Penn and Lafayette, and
finished with a 12 point average. In high
school he played both guard and forward.
Third best rebounder for yearlings, with 116
in 13 games. He's an English major.
slated
reserve
for
season.
He came
freshmen
last
*EUGENE
J.
year,
(GENE) PARK
Sr.— 21— 6'3"— 192— Fort Washington, Pa.
An all out hustler, Gene makes it an annual
habit to
emerge from
virtual
annonymity and
a crucial Big Five game. Two years
ago, he chose a late-season upset win over
Villanova to come off the bench and grab 17
rebounds. Last year he emerged early, scorpoints in the last eight minutes of a
ing
victory over Penn. Moreover, he did a tremendous job of ball-handling against the
Quakers' full-court press. Gene's best game
of the season was a 13 point night against
Duquesne. A great jumper for his siie, he
co-captained La Salle High's quintet four
years ago. An Accounting major.
Points
Field Goals
Foul Goals
Rebounds
star in
I
Games
Year
I
1960-61
12
7
1961-62
18
22
'WILLIAM
J.
(BILL)
14
27
14
66
58
RAFTERY
Sr.— 21— 6'4"— 190— Kearny.
N. J.
Co-captain. Possessor of the coolest head
and hottest hand on any court when he's
physically fit, Bill hopes to write Philadelphia's
"Comeback
Story of the Year" this season.
His basketball career (and La Salle's tourney
hopes) suffered a cruel setback last year
when he painfully hobbled through four early
games before undergoing a serious operation
to remove a ruptured disc in his back. Touted
as another Tom Gola before he ever played
a varsity game, Bill's initial season was a
slight "disappointment"
to
some people,
despite the fact that he did everything well and took team scoring
honors with 392 points and a 17.8 average. Only Gola did better for
a sophomore at La Salle. Equally adept anywhere on the court, Bill's
value cannot be measured by statistics alone. He is the ideal team
player whose "steadying" influence on teammates is immeasurable.
His collegiate high is 31 points scored against Muhlenberg two years
ago. Last season, his best was 10 in less than a half of action against
Niagara. Everyone's Scholastic All American choice at St. Cecelia's
High, Bill broke three New Jersey Schoolboy scoring marks. He also
earned All State recognition in soccer and baseball. At the moment,
Bill
probably the biggest "if" in La Salle history, although he
is
did come back with 17 points during a 20 minute stint in last spring's
Varsity-1952 N.I.T. Champions' Alumni Game. The President of his
Senior class, and an above average student, Bill is majoring in
Social Studies.
Year
Games
Field Goals
Foul Goals
Rebounds
Points
1960-61
22
143
106
194
392
1961-62
4
8
2
17
18
WALTER
LEE
(GOOSE) SAMPSON
Jr.
—22—6'8" —205— Houston, Texas
Off to an extremely slow start early
year,
Walt
scored
come
didn't
game when
10
developed
to
grabbed
he
16
last
until the Penn
rebounds and
After that, he gradually
steady performer around
points.
into
life
a
the pivot, gained more confidence in his
shooting and finished as the team's top rebounder. He improved enough to make the
MA.C.'s second team. Walt seemed to "rise
and do his best against the
7-1 Mike McCoy,
etc.) and stronger teams such as Cincinnati,
St.
Joseph's, Villanova and Western Kento the occasion"
bigger men (e.g. Miami's
game came against
when he scored 20 points and grabbed
from Pan American College,
Edinboro, Texas, where he averaged 24 points and 21 rebounds a
game and was named to the Conference All Star team. Doesn't fancy
tucky. His best all-around
Dayton
in
the Holiday Festival
14 rebounds.
Walt
is
a transfer student
the Eastern winter weather. He's majoring
Year
Games
Field Goals
1961-62
25
100
in
Business Administration.
Rebounds
Foul Goals
280
50
Points
250
GEORGE SUTOR— Soph.— 20— 67"— 225— Philadelphia,
One
of the brightest (and biggest)
prospects
in
recent La Salle history.
court
Pa.
I
George
needs only to overcome academic difficulties
inconsistency to become one of the
and
Men." Coach Moore says
more "natural" athletic potential
than anyone he has ever handled. While at
Philly's Father Judge High, George led the
Catholic League in scoring (304 points),
made all the local "All" teams and was
selected on the third team Scholastic All
American squad. A solid pivotman, he was
leading the freshmen with 20.6 points and
area's
best "Big
I
that he has
16.5
rebounds a game
before
lined by ineligibility after
was
31
against
St.
10
Joseph's.
being
games
A
|
side-
last year.
His best performance
Liberal Arts major.
ALEXANDER (AD TEZSLA
—Soph.— 19— 6' A"— 200— Trenton, N.
A bull under the backboards, Al wasted
time
last
year
asserting
his
J.
no
tremendous
He's a good bet for a
on the basis of his freshman
record that includes 14.5 rebounds and 13.8
points a game. An All Delaware Valley selection at Trenton Catholic where he played
center, Al was moved up front by frosh coach
Charlie Greenberg last year and responded
well enough to be tabbed, by many, as the
finest all around player on the Yearlings. His
shooting eye could stand improvement. An
Economics major.
10
strength
up
starting
role
front.
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Albright
78
69
2-0
24
18
12
4
14
-
6
Niagara
64
78
2-1
13
19
7
4
10
15
- -
Millersville
Lehigh
71
59
3-1
19
20
11
Penn
69
57
4-1
15
11
7
10
Dartmouth
87
60
5-1
13
13
12
14
Cincinnati
55
64
5-2
14
9
19
10
Dayton
67
81
5-3
25
-
11
20
Manhattan
76
69
6-3
21
21
13
5
23
22
9
26
19
12
2
1
4
8
3
4
1
2
2
-
2
3
2
2
2
44
57
8-4
4
4
7
5
8
73
61
9-4
15
17
2
13
10
2
17
3
9
16
12
17
5
Bucknell
91
78
10-6
32
M
19
13
Fordham
69
Delaware
69
68
Canisius
73
63
56
24
14
12-6
17
13-6
19
11-6
2
- -
17
2
10
5
14
4
17
14
14-6
13
19
14-7
24
16
Vitlanova
63
65
14-8
12
19
5
5
19
4
5
5
Georgetown
78
76
15-8
33
11
LI
18
W. Kentucky
88
84
16-8
37
IS
10
18
Villanova
67
75
16-9
25
M
6
14
793
1674
16-9 543
2
23
73
TOTALS
-
7
71
- -
2
20
72
f!
1
10
69
Joseph's
-
- -
7
Lafayette
St.
- - 4
Miami
22
4
5
1
-
Gettysburg
9-5
11
2
3
2
8-3
9-6
8
3
-
D
53
64
11
2
- -
11
51
80
2
2
69
51
8
69
1
90
66
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1
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Duquesne
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2
2
Muhlenberg
Temple
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4
4
6
15
2a
4
4
—
— —
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7-3
(Fla.)
ac
C/O
2
13
-
-
9
- - -
3
- - -
3
-
5
- - —
-
- - 12
2
-
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1
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- -
1
2
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RETURNING PLAYERS
IN
IS
55
CAPITALS
4
4
58
65
23
15
18
;
the
re;
RECORD WITH
Last La Salle
Won
M. A. C. Opponents
Lost
8
5
2
19
27
Last Met
Victory
1962
1962 (71-59)
1941
1962
1962 (90-51)
1959(92-75)
1946
4
Lafayette
Met
1959
First
4
22
11
1962
u
Last Opp.
Victory
1961 (67-62)
1962 (57-44)
1900
1962
1959 (67-64)
1962 (64-51)
1959
1962
1962(91-78)
1931
1962
1962 (69-68)
i931(33-25)
1961 (65-54)
3
1
31
25
1901
1962
1962(72-71)
12
4
1945
1962
1961 (104-86) 1962 (73-69)
Non-Conference Opponents
Creighton
First
Meeting
Niagara
7
8
1934
1962
1960 (64-46)
Albright
17
2
1946
1962
1962 (78-69)
1946 (67-61)
3
1
1951
1962
1962 (73-61)
1951 (77-75)
Miami
(Fla.)
(All
1962 (78-64)
other Tournament teamst.:-
Ail-Time La Sailed
Hon
Lost
16
9
Pts. For
1793
Opp. Pts
1674
Captain
Bob McAteej
15
7
1646
1522
Bob McAte
16
6
1800
1700
Game Capti
16
7
1700
1676
Al
16
9
1850
1803
Chas.
17
9
1972
1903
15
10
1879
1716
Ferner
Eltriii
1974
Game Capti
Game Capt:
Tom Gola
26
4
2261
1896
Gola/F. O'F
25
3
2243
1731
Game
25
7
2376
2000
22
7
2089
1768
Chas. Donn
James Phel
26
21
5
4
2503
1646
1362
Capti
Frank Comcrt
21
7
1758
1449
Joe Greenbi
20
4
1512
1236
Joe Greenb
19
5
1507
1159
Fred
9
14
1213
1334
Bob Waltei
12
7
1063
Bob Waltei
Bernht
8
8
648
886
638
13
10
1044
966
12
11
997
919
Chas. McGI-
9
8
770
714
G. Gillen/J.
12
8
718
674
Tom
Frank Hoer:
Don Ciune
Irv Re
689
603
9
8
543
544
Frank
Hoc
12
8
629
531
Game
Captc
4
12
467
578
Phil
16
6
668
517
Matt Kratci
14
3
539
423
13
3
492
399
14
8
652
15
4
551
12
6
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—
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Carrol
Kear
Clem Meer
Joe Meeha
Charles
Mean
Mort Gratz \u
"The Records" eta:
KORDS
*
2-63
OPPONENTS
Last La Salle
Non-Conference Opp.
Won
Lost
First
Met
Last Opp.
Last Met
Victory
Victory
Manhattan
15
4
1913
1962
1962(76-69)
1949(62-53)
Seton Hall
Western Kentucky....
10
9
1932
1959
1959(83-69)
1957(70-61)
4
7
1948
1962
1962(88-84)
1961(73-69)
Syracuse
7
2
1955
1962
1962(69-53)
1960(91-84)
Pennsylvania
7
8
1934
1962
1962 (69-57)
1960 (66-62)
Canisius
6
1
1941
1962
1962 (73-63)
1961 (94-73)
Villanova
6
7
1934
1962
1961 (76-71)
1962 (75-67)
Duquesne
5
8
1940
1962
1960 (68-65)
1962 (80-66)
12
6
1945
1962
1962 (78-76)
1958 (64-62)
1937
1937
1937 (47-36)
Georgetown
Quaker City Festival
Providence
li
1
Bowling Green
2
Brigham Young
2
1949
1951
1951 (85-57)
1949
1954
1954 (74-62)
1
1949(51^45)
luded on regular schedule)
College Statistics
Games
Bob McAteer
25
205
133
22
143
106
392
22
122
116
23
171
360
402
326
459
326
Raftery
Bob Alden
Joe Heyer
;,
1
Leading Scorer
Bill
1
m
Field Goals
Foul Goals
60
25
127
72
Al
Lewis
26
165
129
Al
Lewis
25
132
62
Gola
31
274
202
Gola
30
252
186
Gola
28
186
145
Gola
29
192
120
29
200
Bill
Tom
Tom
Tom
Tom
Katheder
Jack George
69
Larry Foust
25
136
83
Larry Foust
28
177
99
Larry Foust
24
257
Bob Walters
23
Bob Walters
—
23
160
Bob Walters
17
108
Bob Walters
16
Chas. McGlone
87
—
47
31
Points
543
750
690
517
504
469
355
453
401
348
367
247
-
-
215
21
lich
i
:
23
79
24
182
Chas. McGlone
17
85
18
188
Tom
20
67
18
152
Frank Hoerst
18
66
42
174
Frank Hoerst
17
53
27
130
Frank Hoerst
20
57
33
147
Frank Hoerst
16
42
21
105
Carroll
Clem Meehan
20
85
28
198
Chas. Mosicant
17
34
48
116
mt
Clem Meehan
22
63
32
158
-Bab
MortGratz
19
36
26
98
ill
onued on page 14
13
Opponent X-Rays
(Series Records on pages 12-13)
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY
Saturday. December
1.
9:15 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Location: Omaha, Nebraska
Nickname: Bluejays
Enrollment: 3,348
Colors: Blue and White
1961-62 Record: 21-5
Conference: Independent
Coach: John
McManus
Lettermen: Returning
(W-12, L-33)
Players To Watch: Silas, Bakos,
Lost 2
7,
Wagner
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE
Wednesday. December
5.
8:15 P.M. (EST) at Easton. Pa.
Location: Easton, Pa.
Nickname: Leopards
Enrollment: 1,500
Colors:
Maroon and White
Conference: Middle Atlantic
1961-62 Record: 18-6
Coach: George Davidson (W-117, L-57)
Lost 4
3,
Players To Watch: Denahan, Denby
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY
Saturday, December
8,
9:00 P.M. (EST) at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Location: Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Nickname: Purple Eagles
Enrollment: 1,500
Colors: Purple and White
1961-62 Record: 16-8
Coach: John Gallagher (W453, L-224)
6,
Lost 2
Players To Watch: Glenn, Maddrey, 0'Connell
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
Wednesday. December
12, 9:15 P.M.
(EST) at the Palestra
Location: Bethlehem, Pa.
Nickname: Engineers
Enrollment: 2,700
Colors:
Brown and White
1961-62 Record: 7-12
Coach: Tony Packer (W-90, L-147)
4,
Lost 4
Players To Watch: Stolberg, Usilton, Delaney
ALBRIGHT COLLEGE
Saturday, December 15, 8:30 P.M. (EST) at Reading, Pa.
Nickname: Lions
Location: Reading, Pa.
Enrollment: 800
Colors: Cardinal and White
Conference: Middle Atlantic (College)
1961-62 Record: 18-10
Coach: Wilbur Renken (W-94, L-91)
5,
Lost 2
Players To Watch: Pearsall, Sommerstad, Bautsch
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
Wednesday. December
19, 9:15 P.M.
Location: Lewisburg, Pa.
Nickname: Bisons
Enrollment: 2,300
Colors: Orange and Blue
1961-62 Record: 7-15
Coach: Gene Evans (First Year)
Players To Watch: Matthews, Gentile
2,
Lost 5
ECAC QUAKER CITY TOURNAMENT
December 26-28-29 at Philadelphia,
(Evening)
(Afternoon)
Delaware
vs.
Pa.
ROUND GAMES
FIRST
Providence
St.
Joseph's vs. Bowling Green
LA SALLE
Villanova vs. Manhattan
vs.
Brigham Young
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Wednesday, December
26, 7:30 P.M.
Location: Provo, Utah
Nickname-. Cougars
Enrollment: 11,229
Colors: Royal Blue and White
Conference: Western Athletic
1961-62 Record: 10-16
Coach: Stan Watts (W-227, L-148)
Lettermeri: Returning 7, Lost 3
Players To Watch: Burton, Skousen, Kelson
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
La Salle
-
or
DELAWARE UNIVERSITY
Brigham Young winner
vs.
Providence
-
Delaware winner
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
Location: Providence, Rhode Island
Nickname: Friars
Enrollment: 2,300
Colors: Black and White
1961-62 Record: 20-6
Coach: Joe Mullaney (W-154, L-51)
9,
Lost 3
Players To Watch: Thompson, Ernst, Kovalski
Other Tournament Entries
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
Location: Bowling Green, Ohio
Nickname: Falcons
Brown
Enrollment: 7,500
Colors: Orange and
Conference: Mid-American
1961-62 Record:
Coach: Harold Anderson (W-485, L-218)
Lettermen: Returning 12, Lost
214
1
Players To Watch: Thurmond, Komives, Junior
(Delaware, Manhattan, St. Joseph's and defending champion
appear on La Salle's regular season schedule.)
Villanova
MIAMI UNIVERSITY
Friday. January
4.
Location: Coral Gables, Florida
Nickname: Hurricanes
Enrollment: 14,000
Colors: Orange, Green, and White
Conference: Florida Intercollegiate
1961-62 Record: 14-12
Coach: Bruce Hale (W-125, L-74)
5,
Lost 2
Players To Watch: McCoy, Allen, Barry
15
MUHLENBERG COLLEGE
Wednesday, January
9,
8:00 P.M. (EST) at Allentown, Pa.
Location: Allentown, Pa.
Nickname: Mules
Enrollment: 1,175
Colors: Cardinal and Gray
1961-62 Record: 5-17
Coach: Ken Moyer (W-10, L-37)
Lost 2
7,
Players To Watch: Ponchak, Jones, Spengler
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
Friday, January 11, 9:15 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Location: Riverdale, N. Y.
Nickname: Jaspers
Enrollment: 3,200
Colors: Green and White
1961-62 Record: 12-10
Coach: Ken Norton (W-243, L-140)
Players To Watch: Petro,
5,
Lost 3
Lembo
SETON HALL UNIVERSITY
Saturday, January 19, 7:30 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Location: South Orange, N.
Nickname: Pirates
J.
Enrollment: 2,500
Conference: Garden State League
1961-62 Record: 15-9
Coach: Richard Regan (W-30, L-18)
.
8,
Lost 3
Players To Watch: Werkman, Dec, Sunkett
WESTERN KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE
Saturday, January 26, 7:30 P.M. (CST) at Bowling Green, Ky.
Location: Bowling Green, Ky.
Nickname: Hilltoppers
Enrollment: 5,138
Colors: Scarlet and White
Conference: Ohio Valley
1961-62 Record: 17-10
Coach: Ed Diddle (W-749, L-270)
6,
Lost 4
Players To Watch: D. Carrier, Dunn, Jackson
DELAWARE UNIVERSITY
Wednesday. January
30. 8:30 P.M.
(EST) at Lincoln H.
Location: Newark, Delaware
Nickname: Blue Hens
Enrollment: 2,800
Colors: Blue and Gold
1961-62 Record: 18-5
Coach:
Irv
Wisniewski (W-84, L-128)
Lettermen-. Returning
Players To Watch: N. Cloud, Sysko,
P.
5,
S.
Lost 3
Cloud
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Friday. February
2,
Location: Philadelphia, Pa.
Nickname: Owls
Enrollment: 26,000
Colors: Cherry and White
1961-62 Record: 18-9
Coach: Harry Litwack (W-177, L-93)
3,
Lost 8
Players To Watch: Harrington, Boyle, Snethen
GETTYSBURG COLLEGE
Wednesday, February
6.
Location: Gettysburg, Pa.
Nickname: Bullets
Enrollment: 1,800
Colors: Orange and Blue
1961-62 Record: 18-8
Coach: Robert Hulton (W-267, L-106)
Players To Watch: Koerner, Szegda, Strouse
3,
Lost 5
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Saturday, February
8:30 P.M. (EST) at Syracuse, N. Y.
9,
Location: Syracuse, N. Y.
Nickname: Orangemen
Enrollment: 13,000
Colors: Orange
1961-62 Record: 2-22
Coach: Fred Lewis
(first
year)
7,
Lost 3
Players To Watch: Vernick, Schoff, Duffy
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Tuesday. February 12, 9:15 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Nickname-. Quakers
Enrollment: 4,200
Colors: Red and Blue
Conference: Ivy League
1961-62 Record: 17-8
Coach: Jack McCloskey (W-79, L-73)
Lettermen: Returning 10, Lost
Players To Watch: Greene, Robinson,
1
Wideman
CANISIUS COLLEGE
Saturday. February 16, 9:30 P.M. (EST) at Buffalo, N. Y.
Location: Buffalo, N. Y.
Nickname: Golden
Enrollment: 1,300
Colors: Blue and Gold
1961-62 Record: 12-9
Griffins
Coach: Bob McKinnon (W-35, L-32)
5,
Lost 5
Players To Watch: O'Connor, Chester, Gennari
DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY
Wednesday, February
20, 9:15 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Location: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nickname: Dukes
Enrollment: 6,265
Colors: Red and Blue
1961-62 Record: 22-7
Coach: John Manning (W-58, L-40)
5,
Lost 5
Players To Watch: Ross, Cuff, Malloy
ST.
JOSEPHS COLLEGE
Saturday. February 23. 9:15 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Nickname: Hawks
Enrollment: 4,720
Colors: Crimson and Gray
1961-62 Record: 18-10
Coach: Jack Ramsay (W-143, L-49)
8,
Lost 3
Players To Watch: Hoy, Wynne, Lynam
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
Tuesday, February 26, 7:30 P.M. (EST) at the Palestra
Location: Washington, D. C.
Nickname: Hoyas
Enrollment: 6,000
Colors: Blue and Gray
1961-62 Record: 14-9
Coach: Thomas 0'Keefe (W 25, L-19)
2,
Lost 8
Players To Watch: Barry, Christy
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
Saturday. February
2,
Location: Villanova, Pa.
Nickname: Wildcats
Enrollment: 4,200
1961-62 Record: 21-7
Coach: Jack Kraft (W 21, L-7)
5,
Lost 3
Players To Watch: Jones, Washington, O'Brien
17
FINAL 1961-62 STATISTICS
Player
G
PCT
SM
RBS
AVG
PF
Bob McAteer
25
488 205 42.0 170 133
78.2
318
122
4.9
66
543 21.7
Frank Corace
24
411 155 37.7
85
59
69.4
282
221
9.?
52
369 15.4
Tony Abbott
25
238 104 43.7
66
47
71.2
153
100
4.0
70
255 10.2
Walt Sampson
25
221 100 45.2
90
50
55.6
161
280 11.2
91
250 10.0
Geo. Friedrich
21
113
46 40.7
49
27
55.1
89
113
5.4
40
119
5.7
4
22
8 36.4
2
2 100.0
14
17
4.3
2
18
4.5
Jim Flavin
15
55
21 38.2
14
13
92.9
35
37
2.5
13
55
3.7
Gene Park
Dennis Murphy
18
57
22 38.6
17
14
82.4
38
66
3.7
29
58
3.2
22
73
24 32.9
36
17
47.2
68
122
5.5
51
65
2.9
Curt Fromal
13
40
8 20.0
16
12
75.0
36
15
1.2
14
28
2.2
Larry Chilson
10
10
5 50.0
5
5
100.0
5
18
1.8
13
15
1.5
Paul Gallagher
16
17
2
11.8
21
14
66.7
22
20
1.2
9
18
1.1
Bill
Raftery
FGA
PCT FTA
FG
FT
PTS AVG
TEAM RBS.- -149
LSC TOTALS
25 1745 700 40.1 571 393
68.8 1223 1284 51.4 447 1793 71.7
OPP. TOTALS
25 1653 639 38.6 593 400
67.4 1207 1146 45.8 449 1674 66.9
SEASON SCORES
FINAL RECORD Won
Opponent
Mi llersvi
lie
...
LSC
Dpp.
102
62
16, Lost 9
Opponent
Miami
LSC
(Fla.)
..
Opp.
..
73
61
80
Albright
78
69
'Duquesne
..
66
'Niagara
64
78
'Temple
..
51
64
Lehigh
71
59
..
91
78
Bucknell
69
57
Fordham
..
60
56
Dartmouth
87
60
Delaware
..
69
68
'Cincinnati
56
64
Canisius
..
73
63
'Dayton
67
81
..
72
71
76
69
'Lafayette
..
69
73
90
51
'Villanova
..
53
65
69
53
..
78
76
44
57
..
88
84
..
67
75
Pennsylvania
.
Manhattan
Muhlenberg
...
Syracuse
'Gettysburg
...
'Indicates defe ats
Joseph's
St.
....
Georgetown ..
Western Ken'uckv
'Villanova
All-Time La Salle Records
INDIVIDUAL RECORD
LSC
— one game:
POINTS:
Bob McAteer, 42;
vs.
Mi llersvil le
;
December
1,
1961
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED:
Tom
Gola, 33; vs. Temple; February 26, 1955
FIELD GOALS MADE:
Bob McAteer, 20 (28
atts.); vs.
Mi llersvi lle
;
December
1,
1961
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED:
Tom
Gola, 19; vs. Syracuse;
Tim Donovan, 25; vs.
FREE THROWS MADE:
Bob McAteer, 17 (18
Tim Donovan, 20; vs.
REBOUNDS:
Tom Gola,
LSC
St. Joseph's;
atts.); vs.
27, 1954 (Modern Record)
1916 (Ail-Time Record)
W. Kentucky; March
St. Joseph's;
POINTS:
Gola (1955); 750
Gola (1955); 274
Gola (1955); 267
FREE THROWS MADE
Gola (1955); 202
2,
1962 (Modern Record)
1916 (All-Time Record)
37; vs. Lebanon Valley; January 15, 1955
— one season:
FIELD GOALS
is
December
Opponents'
— one game:
POINTS:
Joe Steiner, Bucknell, 41; February
7,
1962
7,
1962
7,
1962
FIELD GOALS MADE:
Landa, Lebanon Valley; 23; January
FREE THROWS MADE:
McNeil,
15,
18; February 26,
St. Joseph's;
1955
1958
REBOUNDS:
Jim Radcliffe, Lafayette; 27; December 11, 1956
TEAM RECORDS
LSC — one game:
COMBINED SCORE:
vs. Villanova;
216 (111-105); January 11, 1958
POINTS:
vs.
Lebanon Valley; 112; January
1955
15,
vs.
Furman; 112; February
6,
1954
FIELDS GOALS:
44 vs. West Chester, February
1952 and Millersville, December
12,
FREE THROWS TRIED:
vs.
Duquesne; 51; February
16,
1957
vs. Canisius; 35; March 12, 1955
REBOUNDS:
vs.
Brandeis (1955); 85
vs. Canisius (1955);
85
POINTS ONE HALF:
vs.
Lebanon Valley; 61; January
Opponent
15,
1955
— one game:
MOST POINTS:
Villanova; 105; January 11, 1958
St.
Joseph's; 99; January 9, 1957
FIELD GOALS MADE:
Villanova; 41; January 11, 1958
N. C. State; 52;
January 23, 1954
FREE THROWS MADE:
Valpariso; 37; December
29, 1956
REBOUNDS:
Syracuse; 74; January 19, 1957
LSC
— one season:
PONITS:
2,503
in
31 games; 1954-55
FIELD GOALS MADE:
959
in
31 games; 1954-55
879 in 28 games; 1952-53
FREE THROWS MADE:
585 in 31 games; 1954-55
Other Team Records:
Longest Winning Streak: 13 games (1954-55)
Best Season Record:
W
25, L 3 (1952-53)
1,
1961
All-Time
One Season Highs (over 400
pts.):
1954
Tom
Tom
1962
Bob McAteer
543
1953
Gola
517
1952
Tom
Tom
Gola
504
1951
Jack George
1955
Gola
750
Gola
690
1952
Fred lehle
1957
Al
1949
Larry Foust
1953
Fred lehie
1953
1952
Norm Grekin
Norm Grekin
1959
Joe
469
469
459
453
Lewis
444
436
435
Heyer
Tournament
402
R<ecords
Season
id
Won
ECAC Holiday
Kentucky
Festival
Invitation
Lost
Pet.
9
6
.600
2
2
.500
Orange Bowl Tourney
2
1
.667
Richmond
2
Invitational
Totals
15
1.000
9
Champions Runner-ups
1955
1954,1955
1957-58
One
.625
Three
Post-Season:
N.C.A.A
National
1
.900
1954
5
4
.556
1952
1
1
.500
1949
1
1
.500
1947
16
7
.696
Invitational
Middle Atlantic Conference
Total
1955
9
Tournament (NIT)
Invitational
Cincinnati
Two
Three
Coaching Records
(Since 1931)
Years of Service
Won
Lost
*VR.
Donald (Dudey) Moore
1959-
63
29
685
Jim
Pollard
1956-58
48
28
632
Kenneth Loeffler
1950-55
145
30
829
Charles McGlone
1947-49
60
16
789
Meehan
1944-46
29
29
500
"Obie" O'Brien
1942-43
25
21
577
Leonard Tanseer
1934-41
88
59
5'^3
Thomas Conley
James J. Henry
1932-33
27
11
711
1931
15
Coach
Joseph
Tom
4
769
218
.681
Gola, Ail-American
(1952-53-54-55)
All-Time Career Scoring
Year
G.
G.T.
Goals
Avg.
F.T.
Fouls
Avg.
Reb.
PF
Pts
51-52
29
528
192
.364
170
120
.706
497
90
504
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
31
624
274
.439
267
202
.756
618
82
750
24.1
118 2222
904
.406
877
653
.744 2201
340
2461
20.8
54-55
20
Avg.
17.4
RECORD
TIME
ALL
Won
Opponent
Akron
Alumni
Arizona
WITH
COLLEGIATE
Lost First Met Last Met
OPPONENTS
Last La Salle
Last Opp.
Victory
Victory
1
1940
1940
1940(33-30)
12
1931
1948
1948(71-35)
1950
2
1953
1953(87-68)
Arkansas
1
1948
1948
1948(69-58)
Arnold
1
1943
1943
1943(83-48)
Baldwin-Wallace
2
1949
1951
1951(86-67)
Baltimore U
3
1933
1935
1935(30-25)
Bloomsburg
1
195G
1950
1950(67-41)
1947
1950
1950(83-61)
1954
1957
1957(87-77)
1
1955
1955
1955(102-56)
1
1935
1935
1935(28-17)
Boston College
2
Bradley
2
Brandeis
Brooklyn College
Butler
CCNY
Catholic
U
8
1
1
1
1940
1940
4
1938
1946
4
1933
1947
1948
1962
1949(52-49)
1956(93-78)
1940(46-37)
1946(94-52)
1947 (68-33)
1939 (45-40)
1953(86-81)
1962(64-56)
1943
1946
1946 (59-46)
1945 (58-44)
of Osteopathy....
2
1932
1934
1934 (32-13)
Columbus University
Cooper Union
1
1942
1942
1942(47-45)
Davis-Elkins
4
Dayton U
3
1
DePaul
1
2
Cincinnati
Coast Guard
Col.
3
5
2
2
1
1933
1933
1933(33-16)
1935
1942
1942(44-33)
1952
1962
1954(82-58)
1962(81-67)
1953(68-62)
1950
1953
1950(49-41)
1956
1956(98-57)
1945
1945(75-46)
1952
1953
1953(89 67)
1932
1932
1932(46-14)
1954
1962
1962(60-55)
1954
1956
1956(73-65)
1932
1932
Dickinson
2
1954
Drexel
2
1945
E.Kentucky
2
Elizabethtown
2
Fordham
5
Furman
2
Gallaudet
1
1
1932(23-17)
Geo. Washington
1
1951
1951
1951 (85-63)
Georgia Tech
1
1949
1949
1949(67-59)
1952(103-74)
1938
1952
1932
1944
Holy Cross
1
1949
1949
1949(63-61)
Idaho
1
1951
1951
1951(60 49)
Geneva
3
Haverford College
3
....
1944(56-42)
1
1939
1939
1939(25-23)
Indiana
1
1957
1957
1957(93-8
Iowa
2
1955(76-73)
linois
Wesleyan
1954
1955
Kansas
1
1952
1952
Kentucky
2
1954
1955
1952(70-65)
1955(63-54)
Kutztown
1
1945
1945
1945(64-48)
Lock Haven
1
1947
1947
1947(69-36)
Lebanon Valley
4
1939
1955
1955(112-70)
Long Island U
2
1936
1943
Louisville
1
1949
1949
1949(67-59)
Loyola (South)
1
1955
1955
1955(85-71)
1934
1954
Loyola
Morehead
St
1943(51-46)
1954(97-62)
1944(53-45)
1
1943
1943
1
1939
1962
1962(102-62)
1952(90-80)
2
1
1945
1960
1960(63-58)
1945(54-47)
1
1943(56-32)
Morris-Harvey
3
1934
1942
1942(39 27)
Moravian
4
1941
1948
1948(79-58)
Mt.
St.
Mary's
1931
1939
1939(34-26)
1
1952
1952
1952(105 82)
1
1954
1954
1954(64-48)
4
Murray State
Navy
4
Newark
2
1942
1943
1943(50-35)
N.Y.U
1
1953
1953
1953(80-63)
N. Carolina
North
4
St
Carolina
Oklahoma A&M
Oklahoma U
U
1942(61-37)
19
25
(Md.)
Marshall (W. Va.)
Millersville
5
1956(84-69)
1933(21-14)
1961(7168)
1961
1957(83
1947
1947
1947(65-62)
1
1940
1940
1940(33-16)
1
1945
1945
1945(52-38)
7
1
1949
78)
21
ALL
RECORD
TIME
WITH
COLLEGIATE
OPPONENTS
Last La Salle
Won
Opponent
P.M.C
Penn State
Lost First Met Last Met
Victory
8
3
1936
1955
1955 (94-39)
1939 (36-31)
1
1
1945
1954
1954 (69-54)
1945 (54-53)
Penn State Teachers
Phila. Pharmacy
1945
1945
4
1935
1937
1937(41-15)
Phila.
2
1931
1932
1932(31-10)
1
1952
1952
1
1932
1955
1955 (73-46)
1955
1958
1958 (59-55)
1941
1942
1
Textile
Phillips Oilers
Princeton
1
Richmond
4
Rice
2
Rider
11
3
Roanoke
1
1
Rutgers U
1
San Francisco
1933
1945(54-53)
1952(92-58)
1946
1945 (56-45)
1946 (74-48)
1937
1939
1937(32-29)
1939(31-30)
1961
1961
1961 (85-63)
4
1949
1956
1
1
1940
1941
1941(41-37)
1940(54-29)
9
1932
1960
1960 (82-77)
1952 (55-52)
1956(79-62)
St.
Bonaventure
1
1958
Francis
1947
1947
1947(67-55)
St.
Francis (N.Y.)
7
2
1937
1948
1918(53-52)
St.
John's
3
2
Southern
(Pa.)
1
(N.Y.)
California..
2
Louis
3
2
1958
1958 (91-71)
1936
1956
1956 (85-76)
1948
1955
1955(49-38)
1951
1955
1955 (88-79)
Stanford
1
1953
1953(95-80)
Susquehanna
2
1946
1947
1947 (47-43)
1
1953
1953
1953(77-70)
1931
1932
1932(33-17)
1948
1948
1948(69-66)
1941
1950
1949 (62-51)
S.
W. Missouri State
Temple Pharmacy
1953
2
....
Texas Wesleyan
1
Toledo
1
1
4
Tulsa
1
1940
1950
1955
1955 (85-77)
1935
1936
1936(31-24)
Ursinus
1
1932
1932
1932(29-26)
1947
1955
1948 (52-46)
Valparaiso
2
1957
1958
1958(97-86)
Virginia
2
1948
1958
1
1953
1940
1953
1953 (76-59)
1942
1942(60-33)
1932
1938
1961
1961 (83-67)
2
1955
1956
1956(87-71)
Mary
1
1949
1949
1949(63-51)
1943
1943
P.I
2
Wake Forest
Washington College..
West Chester
Westminster
West
2
1
3
21
1
Virginia
William &
6
Wyoming
Wyomissing
1
1953 (75 74)
1952 (62-46)
1931(32-17)
1950 (59-55)
1940(46-36)
2
2
1
1943(47-41)
1940
U.C.L.A
Upsala
Utah
1932 (25-24)
1942(51-41)
St.
St.
....
17
Santa Clara
Scranton
Last Opp.
Victory
1950 (62-57)
1955 (79-69)
1958 (72-64)
1940 (30-27)
1938
1938 (45-20)
1943 (56-32)
1940
1941
1941 (54-41)
Xavier (0)
1
1
1958
1959
Youngstown
1
1
1952
1953
1959 (99 80)
1953 (94-41)
1958 (76-65)
1952 (68-57)
FINAL 1961-62 MIDDLE ATLANTIC
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
University Division
CONFERENCE
Team
St.
Joseph's
W
L
PCT
PTS
OPP
w
L
9
1
.900
814
649
L8
8
559
17
8
ALL GAMES
PCT
PTS
OPP
1961
1742
.692
Temple
Delaware
8
2
.800
733
1758
1519
9
3
.750
841
778
17
4
.810
1580
1323
Lafayette
9
3
.750
792
720
:s
6
.750
1614
1439
1599
LA
SALLE
.680
5
3
.625
557
521
L6
9
.667
1726
Gettysburg
7
5
.583
755
729
18
8
.692
1742
1568
Lehigh
4
10
.286
8
.200
956
794
1313
2
856
722
1207
Rutgers
1645
1691
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
....
1
12
.368
10
13
.435
2
9
.182
720
790
1
15
.318
1437
1531
1
12
.077
789 1073
5
17
.227
1426
1750
1962-63 Freshmen
(Last Year's Record:
Won
11, Lost 2)
*
Roster
Name and
Position
Age
Ht.
Wt.
High School
18
6'0"
165
Father Judge
182
Dan Carr, G
Hometown
Philadelphia, Pa.
17
6'3"
Voorheesville
Oneonta, N.
17
5*10" 160
Allentown Catholic
Allentown, Pa.
18
6'1"
172
La Salle High
Philadelphia, Pa.
18
6'3"
167
Bishop Neumann
Philadelphia, Pa.
18
6*1"
160
Bishop Duffy
Niagara
John Lisicky, G
18
6'1"
175
Allentown Catholic
Allentown, Pa.
John Mack, G
17
6'1"
170
North Penn
North Wales, Pa.
Gerald Marano, F
18
6'4"
190
La Salle High
Lafayette
Frank Smigiel, F
17
6'4"
160
Bishop Neumann
Philadelphia, Pa.
18
6*3"
180
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia, Pa.
19
67"
165
Bridgehampton
Bridgehampton, N. Y
Tom
Bill
Danzi, F
Deutsch, G
Frank Gutekunst, G
....
Frank Karvell, F
Phil
Kontrabecki,
Richard Townsend,
F
..
C.
Dick Yastrzemski, G
..
Y.
Falls, N. Y.
Hill, Pa.
Coach: Charles (Buddy) Donnelly
Manager: Ron Genicola, '65
Schedule
DECEMBER
Wednesday
Friday
Place
Opponent
Date
5
Lafayette
7
TEMPLE
Easton, Pa.
20th
11
St.
Saturday
15
Albright
AND OLNEY
54th and City Line
Joseph's
Tuesday
Reading, Pa.
JANUARY
AND OLNEY
Monday
7
VILLANOVA
Wednesday
9
Muhlenberg
Ahentown,
Wednesday 30
DELAWARE,
LINCOLN HIGH
Friday
1
Temple
Monday
4
Villanova
20th
Pa.
FEBRUARY
South Halt
Tuesday
12
Pennsylvania
Friday
22
ST.
Wednesday 27
Villanova, Pa.
'Palestra
JOSEPH'S
PENNSYLVANIA
*
Game
starts at 5:30 P.M.
Home Games
(Capitalized): 7:00 P.M.
20th
AND OLNEY
20th
AND OLNEY
MAJOR BASKETBALL PRESS OUTLETS
Jack Wilson, Sports Editor
Les Keiter, Sports Director
Bob Vetrone
STATION WFIL, WFIL-TV
Jim Heffernan
46th and Market Streets
Bill
Conlm
Philadelphia 39, Penna.
Sandy Grady (columnist)
PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN
30th and Market Streets
Philadelphia
1,
Jim Learning, Sports Director
Pete Retzlaff
Penna.
STATION WIP
Wellington Building
Fred Byrod, Sports Editor
19th and Walnut Streets
John Dell
Frank Dolson
Herb Good
Bill
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
Campbell, Sports Director
Tom Brookshier
400 North Broad Street
STATION WCAU, WCAU-TV
Philadelphia
City Line and
1,
Penna.
Monument Avenue
Ben Callaway, Sports Editor
Jack Kelly,
Stan Hochman
Bill
Jr.,
Sports Director
STATION WPEN
Shefski
Jack McKinney
2212 Walnut Street
Larry Merchant (columnist)
Philadelphia
3,
Penna.
PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS
22nd and Arch Streets
Philadelphia
1,
Penna.
Tom Moorehead, Sports
STATION
Director
WRCV
1619 Walnut Street
Joe Novetsky, Sports Editor
Lawrence M. O'Rourke
CATHOLIC STANDARD & TIMES
Buzz Allen, Sports Director
1818 Cherry Street
STATION WI-FI
502
E.
Aliens Lane
Drew Deacon, Sports Editor
GERMANTOWN COURIER
156 W. Chelten Avenue
Philadelphia 44, Pa.
George
Lyle, Sports Director
STATION WHAT
Conshohocken & Windermere Ave.
Ralph Bernstein, Sports Editor
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Bulletin Building
Philadelphia
1,
Penna.
Russ Green, Sports Editor
Jr.,
Sports Editor
PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE
526 South 16th Street
Sports Editor
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
LA SALLE COLLEGIAN
6 Penn Center Concourse
20th Street and Olney Avenue
Philadelphia
24
Claude Harrison,
3,
Penna.
LA SALLE COLLEGE HALL OF ATHLETES-,
Located in the College Union Building, the "Hall" honors those
deserving La Salle alumni for their extraordinary athletic achievements, as well as for the qualities that have earned for them marked
advancement in other areas of life. Five charter members were
enrolled upon its dedication on May 17, 1961. Candidates are
selected annually.
CHARTER MEMBERS
AlCantello,
'55
Ira Davis, '58
Tom
;
Gola, '55
Loughney, '40
Joe Verdeur,
1962
"50
ENTRANTS
Larry Foust, "50
Mike Mandarino, 42
Jim Webb,
'52
LA SALLE COLLEGE
1962-63 VARSITY
(Home Games
SCHEDULE
Capitalized)
DECEMBER
SATURDAY
1
Wednesday
5
Saturday
WEDNESDAY
CREIGHTON
PALESTRA
*Lafayette
Easton,
Pa
8
Niagara
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
12
'LEHIGH
PALESTRA
Saturday
15
WEDNESDAY
19
WEDNESDAY 26
FRIDAY
28
SATURDAY
29
Albright
Reading, Pa.
*BUCKNELL
PALESTRA
QUAKER CITY TOURNAMENT
PALESTRA
Other Participants:
Bowling Green
Providence
Brigham Young
St.
Delaware
Villanova
Joseph's
Manhattan
JANUARY
FRIDAY
4
Wednesday
9
MIAMI
Allentown, Pa.
'Muhlenberg
FRIDAY
11
MANHATTAN
SATURDAY
19
SETON
Saturday
26
WEDNESDAY
30
PALESTRA
(FLA.)
Palestra
PALESTRA
HALL
Bowling Green, Ky.
Western Kentucky
LINCOLN HIGH
'DELAWARE
FEBRUARY
PALESTRA
SATURDAY
2
'TEMPLE
WEDNESDAY
6
'GETTYSBURG
Saturday
9
TUESDAY
12
PALESTRA
Syracuse, N.
Syracuse
Y.
PALESTRA
PENNSYLVANIA
Buffalo,
N.
Y.
Saturday
16
Canisius
WEDNESDAY
20
DUQUESNE
SATURDAY
23
'ST. JOSEPH'S
PALESTRA
TUESDAY
26
GEORGETOWN
PALESTRA
PALESTRA
MARCH
SATURDAY
2
VILLANOVA
SATURDAY
9
CITY SERIES
Middle
Atlantic Conference
PALESTRA
PALESTRA
Games

La Salle College Basketball Handbook 1962-63

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