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DAYTON versus NOTRE DAME
SATURDAY, MARCH 1,1980
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Basketball Coach Don Donoher
Assista.nt Coaches..
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Women s Basdelba ll Rosler....
Women's Opponent.
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DATE
Sat.
Dec. L
Wed. Dec. 5
Sat. Dec. 8
Wed.
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Mon.
Dec. 12
Dec. 15
Dec. 17
Ashland
Miami
Calilornia Poly"
B iscayne
l\4ichigan"
Eastern Kentucky*
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Home 8;15 p.m. EST
Away
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Home 8:15 p.m. EST
Home 8:15 p.m. EST
Away 2:05 p.m EST
Home 8:15 p.m. EST
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Fri.
Dec. 21
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ississippi State
Pacilic vs.
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Dayton
Sat.
Dec.22
29 Baldwin-Wallace
Wed. Jan. 2 Miami
Sat. Jan. 5 Cincinnati''
Wed. Jan. 9 Howard
Sat- Jan.72 New Orleans
Thurs. Jan. L7 Memphis State':'
Sat. Jan. 19 Xavierl'
Mon. Jan.2I Western Kent ucky
Sat. Jan. 26 Southern
Tues. Ja n. 29 Toledo"
Sat. Feb. 2 Loyola/Chicago
Wed. Feb. 6 B utler''
Sat. Feb. 9 DePa l"
Wed. Feb. 13 Drexel
Sat. Feb. 16 I\4arquette':'
Tues. Feb. 19 San Francisco
Su n, Feb. 24 Duquesne
Tues. Feb. 26 Xavier
Sat. Mar. 1 Notre Dame*'*
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6:30 p.m. EST
8:30 p-m. EST
Consolation
Championship
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*Televised by wHlO.TV Channel 7 Dayton
(Alltimes listed are game site times)
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Home 8:15 p.m. EST
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TODAY'S PROGRAM IS DEDI I
JACK ZIMMERMAN
The Universiiy pl Dayton has seen sorne of the best:
Johny Davis Donald Smith, Don May, Jim Paxson.
Aiter today s game we w il add another fame to this
prestigious lisi, Jack Zimmerman.
A siarting g!ard slnce the second game oi his fresh
rnan year, Zirr1merman will pay his last col eglate
game today to cornplete a greai career. He willfinish
10th in career scoring, and ho ds two Dayton all-time
records. He has been responsible for countless Flyer
w ns in hisfouryearsanditisdoubtiulwhetherDayton
w 1l ever see another shooter the llkes ol Jack Z mmer
man When he is hol he is a one-man team. He has had
nlghts when he shot 7 for 7 and 10 for 1T from the field
dLrring his brilllant career a11d his shooiing percentage
has always been right at 50 per cent.
Zinrmerman, a 6-3 180 pound guard, admits his ast
game is going to be very emotiona . " l m exc ted aboul
it but malsosad. Im sure I'll have a f ew tears in my
eyes when lm introduced ior ihe last i me. Ive been
th nk ng about it ior a long I me. ld ikeforthetast
game of my career 10 be my best ond."
"Basketball has meant everything to me," Zimmer
man exp ained "ll s grven me a college ddgree and it's
given me al my1rends. ltsbeenmyIle,everythng I
have put greater mportance on basketball than anything except nry lam ly. There has been so much hard
work sacriJrce and dedication bul t's al been worth tt. '
A Busrness Adm nistration malor at U.D Zimmerman
hopes he has a chance of play ng in the pros. "l know
there have been scouts watchlng th s year bul li s just
too ear y to know what they think," he said. " really
haven't had a iol of pu b llc ty but I guess you don t when
your team is not going well."
Zmmerman played his high school basketball at
Alter, lor Joe Petrocelli, where he started his junior
year and was named Dayton s 'Player of the Year" his
senior year. He is the last of the "A ter Connect on" io
play at U.D. Jol ow ng in the footst€ps of Doug Harris
"Paxson bolh in high school and in college has
always been an inspiration to me," sa d Zimmerman.
He s always been a good friend and really learned a
lot irom him." Zimmerman is also very c ose io h s
roommaie and teamrnale. Tim Poh man. "Melvin and
are reaal y trghi," he sald. "We came tn tOgether We ve
been through lt a iogether "
Unse fish, is one oi the best words to describe Zimmerman both on and oif the court. He saquietperson
and rarely ilnds it necessary to ta k about himse f.
When most players talk about their best oames they
seem to go on iorever, not Zimmerrnan: " had a few
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good games that we won and lve had some good
games slat wrse that we lost but I can't cor]sider those
best games. You have to w n your best games. lts
something I'm stil shooting for. I'm always ook ng to
improve and maybe my besl game rs yet to come.
Respect for the who e U.D. coachlng stalJ ls instil ed
into Zimmerman. especially for head coach Don
Donoher. "L th nk he is an excel ent coach. He knows
the game and Ive never seen anybody work as hard.
l ve a ways respected the man and I ve a ways played
as hard as cou d ior hrm He's a good, mora , honest
person lnr worry he has had to take all the heatthis
year l'd be happy to take just as much of ihe blame "
As far as thrilllng moments go, Zimrnerman has had
h s share bui he says, "Winning lhe Notre Dame game
my sophomore year Was a key moment and also playrng n the NIT tournaments. liwasthri lingtoseeErv
(Giddings) dunk a ball, I rea iy got exclted watching
lhat. Bul my b ggest thrrl wasplayingwilhJimPaxson
ln the backcourt.'
Z rnmerman is lhe o dest of five chlldren. He has tw n
s sters thai are freshmen at U D, a brother at Wright
State and a sister who is a sophomore in hlg h school
His lamiy rnoved from Dayton to IVaryland two years
(cc)ntinued on page 45)
CATED TO THE UD CAPTAINS
TIM POHLMAN
miss h m in future games.
Tm has,lodate nhisfouryearcareerplayedinl02
of 1 11 games forthe Red and BLue During thattime, he
has had to play in some pretty tight situations and has
always responded as the coaching siaff knew he would.
Desp te not seeing consislent p aying time, Tlrn has
goal
for this year, and as he ex plains, he seems satisa
fied w ih the results. "l\,4y main goal this year was to be
more conslstent than in previous years, and to also
remain frlends with everyone on the team."
The 79-80 season has been a frustratlng one for the
Flyers, and captaln Tim had some observations concerning thls "lt has been a d sappo niin g season for al
of us this year, record-wise and after a while t begins
ltsto lontheplayers B!tmanytimes Jackand
myseli have sat down and tried to tigure out, as captail]s, what we were doing wrong. We really never came
up with an answer, and I g!ess as many captajns, we
wll look back on the situation and try to figLrre it alloLrt.
We never rea ly put al o!r talenl together, and I guess
thai ls lhe d sappointing part oi tall, we really had a lot
ol potential."
The role ol the sen or s oiten unknow. and in Pohlman s case, wasn t determ r]ed unli the season was
underway. "l knew lcou d p ay, but I didn't know if I
would or how much. Thls year i spent mosi of the time
trying to keep everyone together, because lthi.k that s
iTpo lanl Alco. /o.r ^dve lo kaFo a llhe corrr_ caiion c h anne s open."
Tim has p ayed during four years that have seen
many dilierent kinds of p ayers come and go. Buiorle
thing for sure, he has had h s moments. 'My biggest
momenls have been againsi Syracuse my sophomore
season. we beat ihem and I started and at the iime they
were ranked sth in the naiion This year ihe N,,1lam
gamewas abigone butmybestgamehadtobeagainst
C nclnnati." ln thai game T m scored 12 po nts, had
had 5 rebounds Sasssis 2stealsand l blockedshot.
Another one of ihose b g moments, as Tim remem
bers was agalnst none other than Notre Dame 'The
t me we beai N.D., my sophomore year, was also a big
one." And as Tim Poh manpreparedh mselfiorhislasl
confrontatlon wiih the lrlsh of N.D., he had ihese things
to say. "li has been a rough seasof, and think a w n
over Notre Dame wouLd make it easier to accept lts
always nice to beat N. D., an d it would be n tce to go out
on a winning note, but you can't lorget that lhey' I be
fired up, too."
to take
Timothy Lee Pohlman.
Every team has sorneone ike him. A person ke T m
Pohlman is not a star, is noth bragger, and s a preity
good bet not to make A I Amerlcan, in anyone s poll.
He won'i be among the eaders in perceniage in tie d
goa s orireethrows orevenpo nis per game average
But enough aboul what Tim Pohlman won t be in
siead, let s foc!s in on what he rea ly islAnd the s mple
truth abo!t Trm Pohlman is that H E was always there.
That rare human q!a liy in tself is what makes hlm
valuable to the Flyer team.
Among a I the doubters. a I the cr ticism, and al the
fans who bel eve that T m Poh man was never really
that good, r ses one blaring iact, Tim was consistent.
He s one of the many of the vanishing breed in co _
leg ate sports nstead of being the star, or the p ayer
who excells ln every aspect of the game, Tlm is one oi
few who excepts his ro e w th lhat attitude ot unselfish_
ness. He s always w l ing to work, and work hard. He
fever se Ls hrmsell short, and can be coLtnted cn to iu rn
in another guity perforrnance. lts these gutty performances that Flyer fans have come to know, and
many tlmes, taken ior granted. But th ere are a so those,
among the many who have come io appreclate Tlm
Pohlrnan for what he real y is. and those lew will also
(continued on page 45)
DON
DONOHER
Director of Athletics
and
I{ead Basketball Coach
16th Year
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Donald lam.s Donoher is his full
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mosr everyone kno$s
After 15 seasors as head lasletball coach at ihe Unilersiiv of
1 . " . r .o . ' e; ,c",,r',
Ddrror.l '!D o"
com!1ish in aljletjme.
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Donoher has had onll.one losjrs scason [1s74-7s] jn his career.
DuriDg that 1974-75 scason he picked up hls 200ih career Nin and
in 1977-78 against Lo,r''ola/Chicago capiured his 2soth. Donoher,s
.thenl re.ord is 272 1r17. His r€cord includes six seasons in rvhich
his Dalton iean1s ha!,e (an 20 games or more.
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onoh-"r s l 5 ye ars
rlith
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six NCAA ard tour NIT
Those touDament -!ears include an NIT championship in 1e68,
a Nnn€r-u| spot behind UCLA in the NCAA fjnats jn:1967 ard a
pulse-bcati!s
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trjlle or.eriinc
loss to the d€fendins natioral chan-
r" i- h^ t9-d \( AA 11".1 r"gional.
s , I. pro.8L o !i-" Da " b"ll $d, ro
Donol "r D ri,sr
choim for a prcfession follolvins graduariorl from ihe UniveNity
ofDalion in
1s54. Donohcr had play€d three vears for rhe Ftvers and
was icam cattain as a senior, but after servins iwo lears jn th€
\.r .. t" ,4. o pu ouF rcor..r i lir" \. t\ h DU..1F-" sJr ristratior desree lron UD. He becane a satcsnan and sotd otficc
equipment lor a duplicaiins companv lor six rears.
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Ton Blackburn fDcinoh.i's fomer caach) hc got his
chan.e to retrrn to his spart. Blackbun gave hjn Flx€r sc;utjns
assisrnents ivhich lauDched Donoler's corchins career.
Donaho scoLrled lor lla.llum on a !art-ii!1e !asis rvhile coDtfiuins rill hjs job as a salesman. Ir the fall ol 1e61 Tom Frericks
who r,as lat.r to become UD s Athletl. Director, lroughi Donoher
ia Chaninadc High Scholl ir DavtoD as his assjslrnt coa.h.
DON DONOHIRT FACTS AND FIGURES
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Fl-!€rs in the final lhree
of lhc 1s64 season then rvas
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head coa.h on llarch 17,19e4, tlr'o $'ceks alrcr Blackbum,s deaih.
"Urhen I lilled in for Coach BlackLurn Donoher recalls, it $,as
the lirst tine I had crer coached a larsit! same in m) ]ile."
Now, l6 lcars later, DoDoh-"r las coachcd 41s larsty games
walking awa! wjth 272 victories. That $.oiks out to a 6s9i, lrjnning
perccntase not bad
lor a nan $'ho staried out sellins
office
Donoher \ras also a!!oinred Davron,s Arhleric Director in thc
summer o11976, srtervising the aciivilies of thirteen lniercollegiare
sports for Daltor's studcnts.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
lack Butler
Assistant Coach
Sir.ring 1,:s oiJ,il,
.oach l.r the |!,reE i5
iDmer hiskpihall rtar:d
ta.i Ldsl.tlrall
la.k !rtler
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Buil.r j.ni.,d rh. Ilr.r stall te71
alie.sen gl{.tcr,s:,sin,,ssista.tr.fi.hai!in..nnrs Wtri!.nr
\Iinc-"nDes luuerreDruited lwo F]a"-.,s who arc nor' llaJi.s nl rhe
NB]\ E.1) Nr.A{l.o rnd c r:1,nft [F!!rs] J:lllJ B! l{,,
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a n,qnber Dl th. !n,.Drn.s ,,.rdin,rr stril rJ,.! lh. TrrilLhzDrs
r.n the NatioDal Ir or Colles. Chanpiorshp nr :L-q/0.
Fntler became Vir.ennes all'1ime sco.ins chan! in the tno yeas
he rlared with the Trailblazers lrom 1s62 6.1. ,\s a 6 5 cenler he
sc.red 1,383 !!inls to linlsh rlth a llvo season 22.7 poini scoring
a!erag.. He ilso h.lds tle si!gle :tame 5.,.rins nark ol a3 Foinls.
Buller cl.sed out his,!Uege baskdtl,all ca,eer aL rvcsle!i Ken-
tu.h'w1... h.l.ll.rc,l l\!o !.iis.l Ioruanl a.d c.rter.
,\ nrri!., .l \ltrrl..rl,,illu KL Itrder ,.,3irl.s rn Llilton
fim Ehler
Assistant Coach
N..!nrin: hi! iilth stas.J, rs rsshliii [iriri c!..,.h \ill l], Iid Lhler
$h! frpr:i!slJ tul...d lhc jDior tarrnr: \itiL li:!
lL:ll liniL.
El,l,r rill !srst ir L0ih:.ortins 3nd
,r.r!n:ng iDr the LrLreri irhlLe Fnlin
p.si:ioD as rthL.lrr D,ilJri,, :lFrirn.ol
Jinis a 1916 lraduate ol tanier Hisl, srl,o..L\vheE he FarticiFated
in hasl.tliill. lr3,,k a.,l nosr c.urt\ rron Ia,ie., F,hl1,.fLrru{xl
his cdu.rljon!l !Dd rtnleric endearrrr5 at .,,r,|) NIi.ni TherD
he $as a Feml,er .i the R,allli s lI.t :.Ltrrd lfhrle he nraj.rea in
h.ilth, dd phl!j.rl.dtr.ition dd r,".ts1led his ls .lt!n,. in 1e50
nhler n!s nnd .otrchnrs rlinrs ln l,irltl,ll,sll rt l-u?r vostrrlLes
and Fai.m.nt Ei* Hi!1, Srl,,nn \\'itl, rLl Iir lei.hins ard c!a.nnrq
dtrli.s ELl.rstllll.Dndtimei.eanhG.,rstersdfsr,{ lnrdurrtion
admirntrition lron \liiml
H., is nrrrn,d l,i
ll,. l.rlrer rlirlhi L.e Kinnai
anrl the
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Pat Haley
Assistant Coach
Pat Halct lorner fl!.r Bscistart
coach
l.on lebs thr!!g\
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alna nater. !olvLinq G*,en Sial. Unirersit,v ani Nas nrxird hoad
co!.h Fri..io thp 1e71 72 d.Inprign. He heln thdl p.sl t!r.u:h the
1s75'r6 seasor $hij,li. !.!!!red. Duinshjs liv', !car stnrt is BG s
nunber !.e nan, Pal's fr!.on leams fostea B 02 3s r..or.l His
best sin!1. s..s.n nrrk .anie iD 19:1 t5 rl,.r hG sqnad linisl!d
13 10 lh. tols l.r r lal..n sqn:d il alnDn 1.n leas
Pat is a nrlivp .l K.ll.rir.! Ohio ard a1ie.,led Frnnl..t hish
cepted an assislrnt
letters il lasll,tl,rll fron ther. !c
B.{lins tltrtur &dlettered tn .rears nnderih...r.hing !J thc l.L.i -And! lndersor Alre. Iis 1s63 sralluainn iroin
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the head coachins job In 1967 nis .lul Fosted a 17 a rccord a.d
PAr $rs ninpd S.nlhNpstprn lllii. Coa.h il1h. Ytu
lat and his nile Dran. h.r...e s!n. Todll
Jim Larkin
Assistant Coach
Lre!i rinB his lilLL \.rr tr! a cotch
Lr rrr! LJLII 1h. L nl i
pJ trPs;nl hrn ,
lr f,J,rl ,',1rdr.Dl duii.s rrhill, rl:.
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L Lid qrrdualed l im ll D. id 1372
and re.erred his mdsl.rs de:rD hor th? unirerrilr in le74
As a l.eshnan Larkni llared oD the iastetl,all l.!n coa.hed bl
chu.l ciissLr. lle snllered a knee inrury lhrl -ve whi.h fo.ced
nin lo quit baskerball ror tnp .,,x1 thcc ye s Jim ltas a larsity
nanaser uder ciach Donoh.r.
He rvjll ..nlinnc lea{hn,s .leneriary !hrsical ,{hcation al
Drin,oU and villas. Soulh S.hools in Certerlille
I-ril\in ,,l l,is r: lL.SlLr!hani. trrc the parpnl! ol 1\r, n'rs.
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For o touch
of
Rome- dlne wil1l
Fine Romon-ltolion Atmosphzrc
Italian specialties includ€: Lasagna,
Fettucine. Saltimbocca. Larq€ selection of
Fresh Fish, Broiled Steaks, and Chops.
Cock/oils on Sunday
Wide choice ol Wines ond Cocktails
11om-lopm(Ftl & Sot. 'til midnisht)
I1om-9pn Su dag-Closed Monday
3045 Solem Aue.
277-2264
ALL MAJOA CREDIT CAFDS ACCEPTED
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL
ScHEDULE 1979-'1980
AFTER THE GAME
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Yo! sec{.re key personne and lse good coach ng and concenlTate
on ihe fLrndarnentals of the game, progress w appear and
championship forn can be atta ned.
Here n olr agency we have key personnel $'ho have done a great
lob of recru t ng qua ily men and women. P ctured on this page
aTe sorne of the key personneL who do af exce lent job ol coaching
and gu ding our tra nees inlo becom ng successf! . established
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UNIVERSITY (lF DAYT(IN
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Probable Stariers: F-Kel y Trlpucka, 6-6, 230,
JR, 17.1 F-Tracy Jackson, 6-6, 210. JR, 14.7;
Probab e Starters: F-Jim Rhoden, 6-6, 205,
SO 10 6t F R chard Montague, 6-9, 205. JR,
13.2t C-Mke Gorney, 6-9. 230, SO, 3.4
G Tim Pohlman 6-8, 190. SR 46; G Jack
Zimmerr.an,6 3, 180, SR. T71
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G Bill
Hanzlik,6 7, 200, Sr,7.7
Subs: Paxson 4.6, Salinas 4.4, Andree 3.8,
Varner 3.8, Wilcox 2.8 Mjtche I 2.5, Healy 0.7
Hawklns 0.6, Kely 0.4
Rich Branning, 6-3. 180, SR, 12.3;
Season's Resulls (wlNS lN CAPS)
92 VALPANAISO
87 IOWA STATE
73 NORTHWESTERN
93 ST. LOU tS
77
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San Francisco
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80
59
79
85
70
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84 CAN ISUS
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59
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67
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49
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SAN FRANC SCO
63
66
76
66
72
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SOUTH CAROLINA
XAVIER
Marquette
February 27 DePaul
March 1al Daylon
Subsr Mike Kanieski 8.8, George Morr son 4.5
Sean llcNal y 36, Kevrn Conrad 2.3 Rusty
Jackson 1.5, Nlike Byrd 1.0, Nl ke Reichert 0I
Season's nesulls (WiNS lN CAPS)
108 ASHLAND
79 MIAMI
35 CAL POLY.PON,4ONA
70 BISCAYN E
54 t\,4ichigan
93 FASTERN KENTUCKY
75 PACIFIC
54 lowa
70 BALDWIN WALLACE
57 t\^AMr
68 Cincinnati
56 Howard
77 NEW ORLEANS
82 t\rEtMPHlS STATE
59 Xavier
65 Western KentLrcky
70 Southern
75 Toledo
72 LOYOLA/CHlCAGO
61 Butler
63 DePalJl
79 DREXEL
64 [,4arquetie
62 San Francisco
71 Duquesne
73 XAVIER
71
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March 1 Notre Dame
N
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Dayton game aga nst Xav er and Notre Dame game against DePau not ncluded...F yers ending worst year
since T5 76 when they were 14-13.. rish ce ebrat ng the r fifth straight 20 win season and probably lhe r
seventh stra ght NCAA Tournament appearance.. Th s w ll belina game for co-captains Jack Zimmerman
and T m Pohlman.. Zim w ll end with two UD records to his cred t.. He has started 108 straiqht Oames lnol
countngtoday) andasohodsiheuDcareerassistrecord..Hewllasoiinishl0thonUDAl TmeScorng
L st. .Even though Dayion record wrll end near 500 Flyers are out-scor ng and out-rebounding opponents for
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1979.1980 DAYTON VARSITY
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Seated L-Rr Mike Gorney, Mike Kanieski, Dave Abel, Tim Pohlman, Jack Zimmerman. Richard
MonLdj.re J .11 Rhoo. r. CF.rge Morri" n.
Standing L R: Head Coach Don Donoher. Assisiant Coach Pat Ha,ley. Mike Byrd, Sean McNa,lly.
DaIIeLl Jackson. Mike Reichefi. John'fonlinson, Kewin Conri,d. Assistant Coach Jack Butler'.
Manager Ken BeaU.
1979.80 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER
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N4ike Byrd
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165
Kevin Con rad
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225
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GLen E1lyn, lllinois (Benet)
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69
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274
220
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So.
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Delphos,0h o (St. John's)
2ra
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Celina, Oh o (Ce ina)
205
So.
Lebanon, Ohio (Lebanon)
Sr.
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Ketter ng, Ohio (A ter)
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15 lvl (e f,4 ic're
23 John Paxson
55 G lSa ras'
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c ass la ent teamwork and perTormance make a
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We have tr.vo suggestions that can send a good time into overtime. The
Plaza 5uiLe Louiq- o rhe C'oq-hon n Sroul[" - Da,lon Ploz" Horel.
Tr o P a-a qJ te Lourge i-- hp 'oPh " co r,d . oie o be. Tl e '1 '--1dle
seiting js so dght {or reLaxatjon and conversatton SoJt music. lor llstenrng
o' dan ino. Iill. Lh. bo.\qroLrrc. b rt '. ',er .r trude.
Fo. r-ure o,c'r. men:. vou rdn T rr-- o. th" r:rog.hol D>ror 'c
keep
drjnks A frrendlv cr orr rl that keep: things lively. And music that
"r''ill
vou mo\'lng.
You're so close. Fifth and Jefferson Streets.224 0E00.
DAVE ABEL
DAVID ALA[\ ABEL has beer an
in1-
partant part ol the Flyer's plans over
ihe past tNo seasons. As d freshmaD
he pla].ed 307 hinutes ir 28 of 20
games, sone as a sta er. Last year he
saw aclion in 25 ol 2! .ontests for a
total ol 596 ninut€s. A laie season
ankle iojury forc€d hin to niss thrcc
inportant hall games and Dryton lost
all three of those .eames. H€'s a tough
.odpetilor under the Loards and has
the ahiliry to bc a bis scorcr. His confidenc. sc€med to corne Lack last season alter a shaky lrosh start. Can plav
both elds of ihe clurt and seems io
ilrile on the rhvsical !art of the sane.
W,rs the tean's thjrd teading r€lounder
last season and showed introvcment
all year 1ons. Hc i{as second in blocked
shots [21] and third in assists [68]. A
health,\' and agsressilc s€asoD for Dave
Nill nean a sreat deal to ihe Fl]ers in
197S-80. An All-Stater al Detroit Catholic Central. Hc is an Arls & Scicnce
major Play.d his !re! lall lar Bcr
Holorvicki.
MIKE BYRD
}'IICHAEL KEITH BYRD comes to Da-v
ith a rclutaiion as n outstaDding
s.odng guard. tle a\.eraged 23 poinis
per gane in his thr€e varsity irea.s in
ion
hish school and sct a school car€er
sco.ing record of 1262 poinis as i{ell
as a
single game mark of 51. As a senior
he hii 56% iron the lield and 72% frcm
rhc Line. N1ike t'as nam€d Class "AA"
All Stats in his ljnal pr€!
wasiivicc sclcct.d
33
GUARD-6.1, 165
FRESHMAN
SOUTH LEBANON, OHIO
as
Kins
s
season and
NIosl Valu-
alle Player. Play€d n! ihe Akron All
Anerica Case Classic where hc scored
50 lojnts io tn'o games. His 3 3 grade
point a!erase earncd hin National
Honor Sacietv nenbership. He also
won pret r,rrsiit lelters in lootLall and
bas€ha]]. Byrd cane to UD because of
the basketball tradition at the school.
He is an u!de.lared maior. Pldyed his
high school ball for Tin Bisho!.
c
4l
FORWARD_6.7, 190
JUNIOR
ORCHARD LAKE, MICHIGAN
1979.80 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
aifl'r
1,,
lb
EackRow AssstantcoachRandyMascore a caro Lammers JoLlrneyBeard AnnMeyers Beverly crLlsoe,
Mary lMcDonald. Mar ene Jarzynka. Head Coach Maralyce JereFn ah
Froni Fow: TrainerPatJayson. Mary Caro G eason. Sue Youngpeler Ju eJohnson,TammyStritenberger.
Pat Hoilrnan, K m Ramsey, Manager Donna Schwariz
1979
-
NAME
Jo!rney Beard
Beler y Crusoe
Mary Caro G eason
Pat Hoifman
l\,4arlene Jarzyn ka
JLr e Johnson
CaTo Larnmers
Mary lvlcDonald
K m Ramsey
Tanrmy Str tenberger
Sue Younqpeter
1980 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON BASKETBALL TEAM
HT. POS. YR. HOI\4ETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) MAJOB
Phys. Ed
44 5 iT C,iF Sr Convoy OH (Crestv ew)
Po Sc
34 5-11 G Sr Dayton, oH (Dunbar)
Phys ED
Fr. Go den CO (Marycresi)
33 5-6 G
Biology
(Pope
XXI
John
)
Jr Sparta. NJ
40 5 8 G
Crrm Just
53 5-10 Ci F Fr Baden PA (Ouig ey)
Comm Arts
So. Ketterinq OH (Fa rmont Easl)
14 5 8 G
l"lath Ed
Jr Mil er C iv OH (Mi er C tyl
54 5-11 C
13 5-11 G/F Jr. Kettering OH (Archb shop Altea Phys Ed
32 6 1 CiF Sr Dayton OH (Chamlnade-Ju enne) N4atrr Ed
Jr. Springf eld OH (Northwestern) Account ng
21 5-9 F
Phys Ed
Jr Davton OH (Colonel Whte)
25 5-5 G
Comrn Arts
Fr Delphos, OH (St Johns)
T5 5-7 G
NO.
F.i
HEAD COACH: Dr Maryalyce Jerem ah
ASSISTANT COACHT RandY Mascore a
MANAG EF: Donna Schwartz
HEAD TRAIN ER: PAt JAYSON
28
Wlnn ng. lt s all part of the process of attaining a team's ult mate goal: to be national
champions.
Daytons 25-2 (as of press time) Flyers
know t better than any other contenders for
theAlAW D vision I tite. Each victoryforthe
team ranked Number One by the American
Women s Sports Foundat on poll puts them
that much c oser to captu[ing the crown at
the Nationa Champ onships in March
The "F nal Four" garnes will be p ayed n
the UD Arena on l\,4arch 21 and 23. The semifinals are on Friday, [,4arch 21, at 7 and I p.m.
The final willl be at 3:00 p.m.. Sunday, llarch
23. The consolation game (1:00 p.rn.) precedes the fina on Sunday.
The fina s are only the lip of the jceberg as
iar as the Flyers are concerned Firs1, the Divis on ll Flyers w i I have com pleted a 29-game
schedule against a I Division I teams except
th ree.
Assuming that the F yers reach the iinals,
here is the road they will take The State
Tournament. at Xavier U., wili be end ng tonight wlth the championship game at 7:30.
Wright State's Raiders are seeded number
two n Divlsion Ll in the state; the Flyers are
number one.
The state champion advances to the N,4idwest AIAW tournament at Green Bay, W s.,
March 6-8. As competition stiffens, the Flyers
will face the champs from I linois, lndiana,
Mich qan, West V rginia. and Wisconsin. The
University of Charleston (W. Va.), currently
ranked nurnber seven in Division ll by the
AWSF, should prove toughest ior Dayton.
Winners from the 10 quaifying tournaments from the AIAWs nine geographical
regions merit berths in the national play offs.
Regions whose teams iinished in the top eight
last year also send their runner-ups to the
natrona,s. At-.arge seleclions fillthe re'na ring n ine slots to complete the field oi 24 teams.
The AIAW champ onship is a slngle-elimi-
nat on tourney The top eight seeds receive
first-round byes First- and second-round
act on takes place on the home courts oi the
h ghest seeds.
All f rst-round games (from which Dayton
is expected to qet a bye) are l\,4arch 12. Second round games are on Saturday, lvlarch 15.
Dayton shou d host thls game in the Fieldhouse at 7:30 p.m. Th rd-round games wlll be
played Thursday, March 18, at 7:30 p m.
The survivors of these satel ite games advance to the Fina Four Champ io nship. l\,4arch
21 and 23. inthe UD Arena.
P enty oi good seats are still ava able by
contacting LD Arena T ckel Salas
Dayton Ohio 45469
229-4433
FlnvroN's
Uorasro
REr\4EMBER
MARCH
1
l\.4ARCH
6-8 -
State Champ onship fina s
7:30pm Xavier U.
M dwest Champ onshlps
Greenbay, Wis.
12 -F rsi Round Action
in Naiiona Tourney - S tes Nationally
MABCH
MARCH 15
- Second Round Action
in Nat ona Tourney 7:30 pm UD (UD F eldhouse)
(tenrative)
MARCH 18
- Third RoLrnd Action
n Nationa Tourney 7 30 pm - UD F eldhouse
(tentat ve)
MARCH
MARCH
21
Fina Folr Champ onship
Senri-Fnals 7 &9 pm - UD Arena
23 National Champ onship
Consolation Game 1:00 pnr - UD Arena
3:00 pm UD Arena
T CKETS FOR FINALS & SENIIFINALS:
Ad!lis
$5 00; Students - $3 00
-Group
Rate - $2.00
29
ot trv a f)inner Bell
hot
frorfr the concession
stan between bounces?
Naturally smoked
Dinner Bell hot
dogs are made
$lii 3l,i,j'ii!"oe rlrxxanff=r:-rinspectedcutsof
lean meat. AvaiL
l:*,!'!'ffff
:|i".::mt$,.iv
they go as well with fresh buns as they
do with Dar",ton Fluers basketball.
II
DINNERCBELL
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Our taste rings a bell
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KEVIN CONRAD
KEVIN PATRICK CONRAD is one ol
ttr o ncw fr€shrncn to comF io rhc l\ ers
lrom tlc ClicNso afea luhn T.nljnson is ihe othcrl. He |rinss wilh hin
an ortstandiDg hish school record aDd
a Nealth ol plaling cxpcrience.In three
larsity
ir
high school, Kevin's
8 record and Conrad areraged oler 1; points and 10 as
sists per same. Forhis outstanding play
Conrad s'as namedAll,Siar€ as a senior
seasoDs
teans posted an
along
8.1
with ,{ll Conler.rce and All,
Tournan1ent ho! orr. He wa s alsa ramed
Benct A.ademlis NIVP as a junior aod
seDior. Alter ths !re! se
Kelin
as sele.ted as a menl)er .l thc
1979 Chicaso AAU lunior Olvnpic
All Star t€a]n that .ompctcd
aAairsr
th€ Yur.sli,ldn Tunror Nationrl souarl
a.I then nlarF I io thF So\i.t U;ron
against the USSR ]unjor rcam. Kevi s
athleti. ability is a strotrs lanilv trajt.
His father was an outsti.rllrs iaqlct
lhJl plarcr for i.oiola oL rhe S,urh n1
thc 1e5o s and his oldei brother Dob
is lresently a staD.loui gDard lor rhe
ClcmsoD Tirers. Kevin is a Business
,{dminishatioD m.ior at UD. He nl.led
his hiqh school ball for Bill cpiqi
MIKE GORNEY
NIICH,{EL THONfAS GORNEY came
to Dayion alter threc suc.esslul sca,
sons at Hol-! Cross hish in Chicaso.
As a seniorlhere he a!€raged 18 poinis
and l0 rebounds per same. Anived al
UD and lound sone tou8h conpeiition
lor thc center slot. He pla,led onlir 59
,4
\:::'
rniDutes
-::.
ir
23 ganes last season. bul
showed sisns ol ihprovencnt in boih
game conpetilion and an the practicc
floor Needs to rvork or quickness ard
an outside shol. A good d€lensive
a nean scr..n. Retu.ne d
player and seis
for hls solhonare -!ear in top
shape.
Worked out o!er ihe summerandseens
io ha\.e his weisht und€r cortrol. Needs
io keep it ihat t'a-v to llay effeclively.
An Accountins major. Pla-led his hish
30
cENTER-6.9,225
SOPHOMORE
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
school ball
lor Pai CompoLasso.
10
GUARD-6.1, 170
FRESHIVAN
GLEN ELLYN, ILLINOIS
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
1980 WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Day
Tues
Thu rsday
Saiurday
Date
April
April
Apri
Wednesday Apri
Fr day
Saturday
Monday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Fr. - Sat
Thurs Sat
Apri
Apr
Apri
Apr
Apri
Apri
May
May
Home games pLayed
Opponenl
Sile
Time
8 BOWL NG GREEN STATE U HOME
3:30 p m.
1O WRIGHT STATE U,
HOME
3:00 p m
12 Ohio Un vers ty
Tl 00 a.m
West Virgin a U (at Oh o)
T:00 p.m
16 Ohio Northern U
4:00 p m.
l8 Cleveland Staie U
7100 p m.
19 Kent State U.
100 p.m.
21 MUSK NGUN/ COLLEGE
HOME
3:30 p.m.
26 AKRON UN LVERS TY
HOME
I00 p.m.
28 Miami U
3:30 p m.
29 Wr ghl State U.
3:00 p.m.
2-3 OAISW Champ onship
8 10 NrlAlAW Champlonship
Greenvr e Col ege ilL)
on Champagne Fie d
Games
DH
DH
DH
DH
DH
DH
DH
DH
DH
1980 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Day
Sat Sat.
Thursday
Ft day
Saturday
l/onday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Tuesday
Ftiday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Saturday
Sunday
Oponent
Date
Mat 22-29 FloridaTrip
Apri
Apri
Apr
Apri
Apri
Apri
Apr I
April
Apr
Apr L
Apri
Apr I
Apr I
Apri
Apr I
May
Nlay
lMay
lvlay
N,lay
l,^ay
3
Miami
lnvilational
Site
Time
Games
Panama City FL TBA
Oxford
TBA
12
TBA
TBA
TBA
4
5
7 Otterbein Col ege
8 Eastern Kentlcky
11 Deliance
12 To edo
13 THOMAS N.4ORE COLLEGE
T5 XAVIER
18 DEFIANCE
19 Notre Dame
20 WILMINGTON
26 WRIGHT STATE
29 Earlham
30 CINCINNATI
3 Xavier
4 Wilmington
5 CEDARVILLE
7 OTTERBEIN
10 Cleveland Staie
11 Wr ghi State
Home games played on Sluart Field.
Away
2:00 p m
DH
Away
Away
Away
1:00 p m
3:30 p m
1:00 p.m.
DH
HOI\.4E
1:00 p.rn
DH
HOME
HOME
Away
HOME
2:00 nr.
3:30 p.m
DH
1:00 p.nr
1:00 p m.
DH
HOME
Away
1i00 p.m.
6 30 p.m.
DH
HOI',4E
2:30 p.m
'1 00 p.m
DH
1:00 p m.
3100 p.m
DH
3:30 p m.
1r00 p.m.
DH
1:00 p.m
DH
Away
Away
HOME
HOI\,'1E
Away
Away
p.
S
DH
S
DH
DH
DH
DH
DH
DARRELL JACKSON
DARRELL \'VII-LlA\'1 IACKSON kno\Ys
what ii means to rin. Last season he
helped lead lelferson high ia the Ohio
State "A,1" Chamlionship As a senior
h€ led the Broncos ]n both scorins ll6 al
and rDboundins [11.7). He js considercd
oflersile rellu der and
soad scorer. Ea.ned tlrec \,rGri! let
ter\ n baslerbilL dudtrs hN nrP| 'ld,\s
ard he ants to irr ease that number
in college Nicknaned "Rusiy," hui pre
lers the Dane Robir." Won nunerous
All-State honors includins AA' Staie
All Totrmamcnt Team.,{ll Districi, -^llCity, and All-Ohio hororaue mertioD.
Afier the seasoD he plalcd in the lvlid
\{€st All Star Ciassic in Dayton and
$.as nan€d NIVP irs he sco.ed 27 Poirts
and srabbed 20 rebouIlds. He also
pla,vedin the lvIr. ero Classic in Clelelaod. fackson is an undeclared major
at UIl. Pla,!€d his prep la]] lor IohD
aD excelleDt
t
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FORWARD-6-6,210
FRESHMAN
NEW LEBANON, OHIO
MIKE KANIESKI
N,IICH,{EL CERALD KA\IESKI rvas the
bis suryrise of ihe 1!78 79 Flyer squad
He broke lnto the startins lineu! on
opefins drqtil d rd nr.Pr rFlrnquished
,r
r\like s.ored in ,l.ubl. hqtLreq rF
times dLrrirs th€ year irnd did the sane
in the rebounding col l1n on 15 occasions. He led the squad in reLoundins
Fnd llocked shots ar.l linished third
in scorj.s Not bad lor a rookie lf
hard work counts lor irnlthirg Kanieski
rvill inprove on each ol last season's
stats. He's a -\'oung athLetc $'lo is dedi
cated io lhe sane .l hasketball. He
vorked over ih€ summer on in!roving
all fhases ol his same tlus addins
tweniv pounds
40
FORWARD-6-10, 220
SOPHOMORE
CLEVELAND, OHIO
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his 220lh frame Laie
in the sunmer he w,r, iniured in a
sdme rn CIF\ Flard ard ,\.tri'd !p with
a L,rol.€. \rist an,l slrolJer scpata
t set him back
nuch He tas icad) io practice on
Ociober 15 and the stalf leels he lrill
tion. E!,en that shoukln
be as soad as ever on Deccmirer
th. 'Shorty
l. won
Sharpenter R€loundins
ai{ard last season aDd is a Dean's List
student inBusiness Nith
a 3 58
average.
An All Stale !layer at N4idpark hish in
Cle\,eland. plaJed
for
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SEAN PATRICK NIC\ALLY saN action in 23 Fl-vers games as a fieshnan
and scor€d in .louble lisures trlice. He
stirrted some caniests due to the jriury
ol lin Paxson, |ut a'as mainly used
in a ba.ku! c.ttacil), Came to Dayion
from St. Isratius hish in
Clev€land
rvhere he led ihe Wildcats iD scorins,
rebounding and iree throw percentasc
as a seDior and received All-State and
All-Area recosnition lor his ellolrs. A
scralp€r on ihe couit who caD go at
eilher sua.d or forwar.l aDd aas used
i! boih s!ols lasi,1'ear. Ne€ds to !olish
his slyle ard become a "Thinker" on
the court. Has the tools to t,e a big
help. His )ear's expcri€nce and a sumn1er lilled i{ith baskeiball should hel!
hin1thjs season NIust impror,e hjs lield
soal and frce throi{ pcrcentase. Enrolled in the School of ,A.lts and Sci
enc€s. pla-rcd his trep ball for lvlart].
Chanbers.
20
GUARD-6.6,200
SOPHOMORE
CLEVELAND, OHIO
RICHARD MONTAGUE
RICH,{RD LEWIS N1ONIAGUE has
been an irnportant cog in thc Flyer mactrinert for the.t,rst. ru o seasoN. As d
trpetrmar j1c plated r// mrnLrl€s Nnn
finished
as
the sixth leading scorer and
rebounrler oI the team. Last -!car he
siartcd eveq, conttst and pla,!€d 816
minutes. He l(,ound uP as the squad's
s.clnd Lest reloun.ler and lourth lead'
inq s.or€r. Has score.l iI douhle lijrures
22:rimes in trvo seasons. He alsi irn-
proled his lield soal !erceDta!e by
niore than 5 lercentaSe p.nns it1 tlro
years The bis probl€n contjnues to be
in the pcrsonal loul colLrmn where he
12
cENTER-6-9,205
JUNIOR
ELYRIA, OHIO
had the dubious distinclion of leadins the ieam in fouls lrith 11211 and
dis.rualillcations {91. A fine p€rinetd
shooter with sood moves. His lack of
bllk has held rlorvn lis rebounding
aLilitr, but the effort is there. Has made
a c oncen irated cflort io gain weight but
has noi been ioo successlul. His determinalion aDd posifi,c attiiLrde n,:ke up
for his shortconings on th. court. A
quality aillete and a quaiiiy person.
Ri.hard iv.rs an AllSt.ier at Elyria
hish. EDrolled iD thc School ol Business Plavcd his prep ball for lvlike
Ril.l.
C-arryaHttleGreen
Don't be caught short withoLrt the 2'1-hour con
venience oi the Creen !1achine. Cet _vour Creen
Carcl at anl,Thlrcl National offlce. Use
Thircl@
NatiOnal
EveD,4rocjy nee.rs a
g""o
ou'.n.
i:r*:*:l
Bank',jr,i:Ti:rl,Jti:ir
at t t" c' .en
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N'1ach
gonde!-of!;1"at9oudo
noul#l{""d:"|*:::.,::*.,...,...,
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rdstng stedks broiled ro !oLr order: A /anldslic
All You Con Eot solod b,rr inclLrded urith cr//
dinners Delicious desserls. Euen Llnlimlt'ed reJills
on coJJee. tea dnd sofi drinks. A1l serued rrith
lost. htendlg seftJic€ . . in cr plecrsont- relaxed
ornrosphere. And ot uery reosonable prices. Hou:
do rre do rt? Conre in todog ond seeforlourse/l
ta
GEORGE MORRISON
CEORGE GORDON IIORRISON IN
could be a key io ll]y€r s cccss this
xear. One of onlr ihree cenie.s on the
club and il he shows major imtrovenert could tre invaluahle to the team
efforl. pla-\ed onlv 271 miDutes as a
Ireslnan and cnthusiasm was noi his
troulle, in fact, h€ became a croNd
falorile due to his cnthusiasn for the
garne. George had a lot to lcarn and his
frosh ycar lta, de!'oted to the Schoal
ol Hard Ktrocks," bui he did inprole
as the vear prosrcss€d and he n'otked
exceplionrlly hard olcr th€ suDner on
all lhascs ol his sarne. ll the improvenent is suflicient. Nlordsan .ould Nell
bc a doninaDt ligure jnsjde lor ihe Re.l
ard Bhe. He has the size and iniellisercc 10 sei the job dore. Ceorge n'as
ihe tlird lcddins shai-blocker 111l last
scason and ranked sixih ano!s Flyer
.cboudeN. uon thc Lutpe Nlenodal
ar\ard Ln rq/u lor n6 courEqe o€srre
irnd int.Brjiy. \'loDison is a D.an's Lisi
stu.lent with a 3 56 acadeniic al,erage
in N{aih pla\,ed his hish school ball
at l,ar,rerceburs hi.gh for lim Easi.
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IM POHLMAN
TINIOTHY LEE POHLIVIAN has seen
action in 76 ori of a possiblc 85 games
in his firsl thrcc
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seasons
at Dayton
He has starled se\,cral ol those contests, but has nomaly been ihe nunber 3 or a foF{ard on the squad. Came
out !f Dplphos St lohn s hish Nlth thF
rF.ftatror of a hnr shoot€r but tras
rlor,-n that ability in coll€-se A
"ere"
{ine ballhandl€r, with sood size and
moljilit!. Conlidence seems io be his
hieeest'rroblem. Tim is rvell liked by
lans and fellow pla"vers and hc has a
ereat con!etitive spirii. Takes his col'
L.!e lasl.tL,,rll \erl serjo!sll At St.
rohnc beh hp rot ooh t,ldled the
ioundball sport, lDi was a nember
al the cross country ieatn. A solid
student in ihe classrocot in Comnunication Arts and Nauld like to get ini.
T\r Sales alier sraduriion. played his
hish school ball for B.b Amzen
FORWARD_6.8, 195
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I
MIKE REICHERT
I,IICIIAEL ALOYS REICIIIRT
Nell
le
coul.1
one of the bis a!s\{ers io Day-
ton's rebauodins queslior. R.cNited
for scorins and rcboundhs pro ess,
NIike has inpressi!e hish school
credcntials to open somc lask.lball
doors for hnnsclf. A three year st.rier
ai C€hna hjsh. Reich€rt alerased 18
poirts
aDd 14 rebouDds
pcr gane durirlg
his prep career. lle hol.]s Loth ihe
career m.rks lor sc.rins a.'l reti!uDdirs for the Bulld oss an d shoirc d maLked
ir each of his ihree sealeads ihe Fher stall to be
iniprorem€nt
soDs
rnricl
licvc that he is just sta ins to nature
on th. court Hc was an All-Ohio
"AAA'llaver. as Nell as irn All-Leasue
and Disidci perlorn1er. Serl'cd as his
leam's .aplain fo. hv! .lcars and lvas
clcctcd to th. Ndtjonal H.nor S.ciely
for his acadenic aDd extracuuicular
excellen.e. N,Iike is also an outstanding
ritcher irnd lirst lasrman durins the
baseball season. lvlik.s .lad, Barne!'
Rei.hert, Nas a fonner f r lascball
player in ihe D.dger org.rnizatjon and
his lrolher C]rris (as a rccord settiDg
roundtralle. at Heidelbers Colle-ge. Reichcrt is majoriDs in BusiDess AdninistraiioD. He pla,r'cd hish school ball for
Gea.ge
IIM
Hill.
RHODEN
JAIVIES PERRY
RHODEN retur!s to the
Dayton Flver lineup alter sitting out a
vear. Rhodcl cnrollcd at UD in ih-"
lall
u! in jannary ol le7s ror his freihnan
year hc averased 10.6 paints pe. gnne
iath on the teaml and 5.7 rebourds
llrd on the teanl. Ile also rvas secord
in tlocked shots [21] aDd fourth in assists f461. li!1 lefi school in the fill of
1e78 to take a full-time job in canstructioD. He dccided to returolhis Jear
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and r\,i11 le.one elisiblc lor varsity
compelilion .n Deccmber 2s. Rhoden
vas an -^ll-Sta1e hish school llayer at
LeLaror hlgh and led his te.m to irvo
undefeated rcsular seasons. As a s€nior he alerascd 20 ppg aod hit on
s99'" of hjs shots fron thc floor. A !e{,
powcrlul plirter rDd a line offelsive
relourdcr, Rhoden should add a srcat
denl lotheFlyer'sboardsame.llc scored
h dauhle-figures in la of the 23 games
in 1\'lich he Iilayed in 1977-78 and
shorved ihe ability to play at the hjghcst level of.ollese Lasketlall. Rhoden
is ar undeclared miior at Da\'1on. He
played his hish school lalL lor Ron
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It
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program editor is a woma,n./r
(What do you mean nobody ever says that? I just
didr)
In ihis case that woman is the typesetter for UD
Press. Florence Benner. And because she is reiiring in Augusi. today is Flo s last program.
Flo began working at UD Press in Aprit of 196?.
At that time the press was housed in a white building behind the O1dWomen s Gym. whereparking
lot B is now located. Now it is in the basement of
St. Joseph's Hatl. When she firsi sta,rted working.
Flo did la,yout, typesetting, anything that wa,s
needed to make up a piece for final pdnting. Now
she is strictly a typesetter. R,obert Brown doesthe
layout work. Bui having someone like Flo wiih
layout experience doing the types€tting is a big
help to Bob.
"Sometimes she wlll correct someihing I give
her if she realizes tha,t it won't work oui," he saidHe went on io add th at mo st type setters nowadays
aie specia,lists. They lealn how to set type on a
computer. and they know litile about pasting up
the final layout.
Flo began to set type on something called a vari
typer- It is something like an oldtypewdter. but a
Iot noisier. She would set something once. then
arrange it to make ii fit the specified column
tength and iype size, then type it aga,in the way it
would appea,r when it was Printed.
Three years ago. UD Press bought a computerized typesetting ma,chine. After allthose years on
the varityper, she wasn't surc that she could learn
how. bui she types cha,ra,cters on the keyboard
faster than the machine can take iheml
Flo doesnt make many mista,kes, but Bob sa,ys
"As f ast as she goes, its a wonder she doesn't ma,ke
a whole lot more."
"When she doesn i make mistakes," he continued. "she s surprised." (I can vouch for that.
Whenever I'm proofieading something for the
basketball or football programs, I'll reiurn it to
her telling her that there are no mistakes on it. She
will look at me like I'm crazy and say/iAre you
sure?" Sometimes I feel obligated to go back and
change something even though it was correct,
just to make herhappy.)
Mistakes are Flo s obsession. "She ha,tes making mistakes, and if she catches hersell making
one, she'll yell at herself. But when somethingha,s
been proofread and she finds a mistake after lts
been printed, that's when she really yells," Bob
said. laughing.
When asked what he will miss most aboutworking with F1o. the first thinghe said was "our bickering." If a stranger would \iralk into their office,
he might think tha,t Flo and Bob could not stand
the sighi of one another. But that s just their way
of keeping things loose in the face of a,Uthe dead
line presssures that come with the job.
When "Foxy Flo" retires in August. she will be
litelally going out to pasturc. Flo and her husband, Charlie live on a small f arm in Miamisburg,
and she willbe a,bleto spendmoretime gardening,
and working on the farm. She also is an avidrea,der and she hopes to be abLe to work part-time
typesetting somewhere wh€n needed.
FIo s a super worker and a, fine typesetter, but
tha,t s not the rca,son she will be missed. Any
worker can be replaced, But it's going to be very
toughto find someone to ta.ke the pla,ce of Fl orence
Benner. the person- Associate Athletic Director
and Sports Information Director Gene Schill, who
has worked with Flo since soon a,fterUD Press begd n dorng rhe fooLball and basketball programs in
1973, spoke for a lot of people when he said "She's
just a, heck of a pleasure to be around. Personally
and professionally. we're going to miss her."
(Arlist's Not'er.Florence did not setthis article; I
djd. Sne k ew nothlng about this story belore
it was printed. So, Florence, I hope that I didn't
nake any mistakes! yout the greatest!)
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IOHN TOMLINSON
IOIIN EDl\r,A.RD TOMLI\SoN Nas ihe
lirst recrujl sisned b-\,the Fly€rs this
vear. Comcs to thc Hilltop rvith eves on
the guard s!ot !,acated ly All-Anericar
Jim Paxson. He'll have to battle some
talented \elerans and Dcivconers to
earn thc slot but hc figlres to be in the
ihick ol the lisirt all the \ray. Tomljnson 1{as a four year starLer and leilerwiDne. oi Barrinsi.n high and capped
his prcp carccr b"v a!eraging 20 !oints,
l0 rebounds atrd,l assists a San€ io his
senior vear. h his lasi three scasons,
Ea[in!ton rosted a 78-11 recold. IohD
was an Al1 State A11 Arca and
All-c.n-
fererce perfonner ard won "pldycr of
ile Year" honors in Northcn llliDois.
He !la,\'ed jn several !ost seas.n .lassics incledfis All Star sanes against
players from KaDsas and Indiana. He
hirs played lolh fonvard and guard,
b,il it l.oks like the br.k.onfi (,ill hF
his honc at UD. IIe is aD undeclared
major. Pla,lcd his lrep lall lor Gar]
Cook.
IACK ZIMMERMAN
IACK P,,\TRICK ZI\I\{ERIVIAN is prelaring to complete a great colleSiate
car€crir Dayton. A starting guard sin.e
the second sane ol his lr€shnan year,
lack has been reslolsible for nan]
Flyer i{hs during his llrsi three seasons. AD excelletrt outsid€ shootc..
Zin
mcrman has had nights ol 7 of 7 and
10 ol 11 during iis career. when he s
hoi he becones a orc nan scorinsma
chiDe ftom lans ralse. Has inproved
hjs all around samc each scasor and
has ivorked exceptiorallv hard on his
def€Ds.. jack's role will chanse cor
sideri:bl,\r this vear. In the lasi he has
had All-Ane.ican Iin Paxson as his
backcourt running-mate. This seasor
Iack will be
thc s€nior suard" and wjll
in a De$' parlner. His
have to lreak
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cxpcriencc will hclp in thc camiDg season. r\ Busin.ss Adniristration maio.
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TIM POHLMAN
ago and it was qu te an adjustment for hrm. Zimmerman
became very 6lose to his un6le, a bachelor from Centerville. [,4y lJnc]e George (Zimmerman) slikeasecond
father lo rne, l've spent a loi of time wrth him and I have
really appreciated his friendship. The whole iamily will
be at the Notre Dame game which will make I even
1!1
ior me."
"There are lwo people," Zimmerman said, "who
have meant more to me n my career than anybody,
more emotional
my Mom and Dad. They were always very understanding and cooperat ve and sensitive to iheway I was feel-
ing. They were always posltive towards me. Anytime I
ever needed anything they were always there. I could
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The fact s U.D. baskeiball would not have been the
same the lasl iour years without Jack Zimmerman His
leadership, sprrit and agressive style of play were a
de ight for all Flyer fans. "l m glad I came to U.D.,"
Zimmerman said, "l'd do it all over again. li-been a
great four years."
The Zimmerman era will be remernbered as one oi
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As Tim Pohlman takes the court ihe last time lor the
Flyers, it will also be the iast time thai he plays orga-
nized basketball for anything other than fun. But as
Tim summed up hrs 4-year career here al Dayton, one
had to get the feeling thai he would do it all over again
if presented the sarne situation. "l've really enioyed
playing here tour years. l've mei some fine people, and
have made some even beiter friends. but I think the
most rmportant lhing to me, the thing that l'll remember the most, is lhat l've learned a lot."
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