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LA SALLE COLLEGE
1971-72
BASKETBALL HANDBOOK
Table of Contents
Section
I— The
Season
1971-72
Inside Front Cover
Varsity Roster
Inside
The La Salle Story
Season
Back Cover
Back Cover
1971-72 Varsity Schedule
at a Glance
2
Guide
Players' Pronunciation
2
4-6
Athletic Department Staff
Paul Westhead, Head Coach
4
Coach's Prospects for the Season
7
-9-12
Profiles of the Explorer Players
14
Freshman Roster
15
Frosh Schedule and 1970-71 Results
16-33
Opponent X-Rays
Section II— Past Records
Summary
Year-by-Year Explorer
30-31
30-31
All-Time Leading Scorers and Coaching Records
1970-71 Season
36
Review
in
1970-71 All-Opponent Team and Attendance
Last Year's
38
Game-by-Game Scoring Chart
39
1970-71 Statistics, Results
40
40
1970-71 Big Five Standings
Team Records
All-Time Individual and
42-43
Tournament Records (Holiday)
44-45
Tournament Records (Post-Season)
45-46
Marks
Explorer Century
Series Records vs.
47
48-50
College Opponents
All
Year-by-Year Explorer Results
52-59
Photography by Charles
F.
Sibre
Cover Artwork by Dan Foley
This handbook
is
dedicated to the
Television corps by La Salle College's
of the College's
call,
Department
members of the Press, Radio and
News Bureau with the cooperation
of Athletics. For further information, please
write or wire:
JOSEPH
P.
BATORY
Sports Information Director,
La Salle College
News Bureau
Philadelphia, Penna. 19141
Office Phone: (Area
Code 215)
Victor 8-8300, Ext. 286
Home
Limited
Phone-.
quantity
of
609-546-5532
Handbooks available
to
the
Public
at
75*
each.
1
A GLANCE
1971-72 SEASON AT
LOCATION: 20th Street and Olney Avenue, Philadelphia,
TELEPHONE: (Area Code 215) Victor 8-8300,
19141
Pa.
286
Ext.
HOME COURT:
The Palestra, University of Pennsylvania Campus, 34th
and Spruce Streets (Capacity: 9200)
TEAM NICKNAME:
COLORS: Blue and Gold
UNIFORMS:
Home— Gold
Away— Blue
with Blue Trim;
1971 ENROLLMENT: 6600
CONFERENCE: Middle
Explorers
with Gold Trim
COLLEGE FOUNDED: 1863
Atlantic (University Division)
PRESIDENT: Brother Daniel Burke,
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: John
J.
HEAD BASKETBALL COACH:
Ph.D.
F.S.C.,
Conboy
(La Salle, '50)
Westhead
Paul
'61)— Second
Joseph's,
(St.
Year
FRESHMAN AND ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH:
Joe O'Connor
(St.
Joseph's,
'63)— Second Year
ASSISTANT COACH: David
A. (Lefty) Ervin (La Salle,
ASSISTANT COACH: Paul Gallagher
(La Salle,
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Joseph
TEAM PHYSICIAN:
P.
'68)— Fourth Year
'64)—Second Year
Batory (La Salle, '64)
Eugene Gallagher
Dr.
ATHLETIC TRAINER: John Greer
EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Charles
M. Loughran
1970-71 RECORD: 20-7
HIGHEST 70-71 HONORS: Tourney Champions— Charlotte
LETTERMEN LOST: (7)— 6-7 Ken
6-0 Greg Cannon; 6-5
Durrett; 6-3
Ron Kennedy; 6-2
Bob
Bill
Invitational
6-3 Bob Walsh;
Michuda; and 6-5 Jorge
Fields;
Garayta
LETTERMEN RETURNING: (4)— 6-4 Jim Crawford;
Fox; and 6-0 Tom Fuhs
TOP SOPHOMORE PROSPECTS: 6-4 Frank
6-7 John Maull; 6-2
Doyle; 6-3 Jim Haggarty; 6-6 Joe
DiCocco; and 6-5 Joe Rapczynski
NEW OPPONENTS ON
First
1971-72 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE:
Meetings: Notre Dame University and Biscayne College
Series Resumed: Lehigh University and Holy Cross College
1971-72 CAPTAIN: Jim Crawford
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
FUHS
RAPCZYNSKI
Bill
Fuse
Rap-CHIN'-ski
The 1971-
m
Seasoii
T
fe~*
X
lost experienced member ol this year's
La Salle team, is shown completing
thirteen-point effort in the Explorers'
91-76 Palestra victory over Western Ki itucky.
6-4 junior Jim Crawford (no. 23), the
,
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF
JOHN
J.
CONBOY
Athletic Director
John
J.
Conboy was named
(Jack)
La Salle Athletic Director on January
3,
1969, succeeding James
who
retired January
1
J.
Henry,
after 35 years
as Explorer A.D.
Conboy,
Salle
46,
1950.
in
from the
graduated from La
He recently retired
Army, after 20 years
service, with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel. A veteran of three wars
(World War II, Korea and Vietnam),
Conboy served on the ROTC staff at
La Salle from 1960 to 1964.
U.S.
Conboy was a member of St. Joseph's Prep's last city championship
team in 1939. After three years of World War II service in
Conboy enrolled at Georgetown where he played football for
football
Europe,
two years before transferring to La
Salle.
He was assistant football coach at St. Joseph's Prep from 1948
to 1950. He also coached Army football and basketball teams in Europe
and Hawaii and organized a triathlon team at La Salle which produced
three former members of the U.S. Army modern pentathlon team
Don
Walheim, Bill Conroy and Gary McNulty.
—
Conboy, who holds an
Temple University, resides
MBA
in
degree
Drexel
in
Hill
Industrial
Management from
with his wife, Anne, and four
children.
PAUL W. WESTHEAD
Head Basketball Coach
now
Paul W. Westhead,
in
his sec-
ond year as head coach at La
directed
last
year's
Salle,
Explorers
to
in
twenty victories
twenty-seven
games. Westhead's 1970-71 five won
ten consecutive contests during the
season,
NCAA semifinalist
upset
Western Kentucky and NCAA finalist
Villanova, and participated in the
National Invitational Tournament.
A great defensive player at
Joseph's College, Westhead was
St.
of-
ten matched with success against an
opponent's top scorer by his coach,
Dr. Jack Ramsay. He returned to his alma mater in 1968 as assistant
athletic director and coach of St. Joseph's '69-70 freshman team
which compiled a 21-2 record, best in the school's history.
Previously, Westhead had established himself as one of the finest
young coaches in the area at Cheltenham High School. In four years
(1964-68) at the suburban Philadelphia school, Paul gradually built a
winning tradition. In 1968, he took his squad to the P.I.A.A. playoffs
for the first time in the school's history and advanced all the way to
the state finals.
Westhead received
and
a
his
master's degree
in
bachelor's degree from
English from Villanova,
St.
in
Joseph's
1963.
in
1961,
He has done work towards his Ph.D. at Temple University, has served
on the English faculty both at Cheltenham and St. Joseph's, and has
taught English at La Salle.
Westhead, 32,
Drexel
Hill,
Pa.
his wife, Catherine,
and three children
live
in
suburban
JOSEPH
C.
O'CONNOR
Assistant Basketball Coach
who had
O'Connor,
Joseph
C.
coached Bishop Eustace Prep's basketball teams to a fantastic 69-6
record over his last three seasons,
made a successful debut as Paul
Westhead's assistant in 1970-71,
and guided the Explorer frosh to a
14-8 season.
fine
The
30-year-old
who puts
coach,
stress on fundamentals, had
been on the staff at suburban New
Jersey's Bishop Eustace for seven
years, the last four as head coach.
In
1968-69, Eustace went all the way to win the New Jersey State
Championship. Joe's overall won-loss record as head coach was 78-17.
great
O'Connor,
resident
a
Joseph's College with
a
of
Upper
Darby,
a
is
bachelor's degree
in
1963
graduate
of
St.
history.
PAUL GALLAGHER
Paul Gallagher, a former member of the
varsity and later head coach at
Monsignor Bonner High School, returns as
a La Salle assistant under Paul Westhead
Explorer
in
1971-72.
1964 La
Salle
on
Explorer
The
serve
I
\^ ^S
M
p-
the
graduate
varsity
was
a
for
re-
two
He served as assistant coach
Bonner before becoming head coach
James High, in Chester in 1966-67.
years.
at
at
St.
'^^ ^^
Gallagher returned to Bonner as head
coach the following year. His three year
won-loss record of 57-19 included a fine 24-6 mark in 1969-70. The
Bonner quintet finished first in the Catholic League's southern division
and third in the playoffs last year, capping the season by winning the
Alhambra Catholic Invitational, in Cumberland, Md.
Gallagher,
team
in
28,
was co-captain
of
Bonner's
city
championship court
1960.
Paul will continue to maintain a securities business with the Equity
Funding Corp. He, his wife, Sue, and their two children live in suburban Havertown, Pa.
+7*
Dr.
Eugene Gallagher
Team Physician
M Loughran
Equipment Manager
Charles
DAVID
A.
ERVIN
(LEFTY)
David
ball
Ervin
(Lefty)
A.
is
his
in
season as assistant basket-
fourth
coach.
While a student at La Salle, Lefty
was
the
of
Explorer
and baseball teams
the
high
with
as
who best exemplified
the
Schmitz
traditions
of
Jr.
La Salle
College
starter on the basketball varsity as a sophomore, Ervin spent
two years as the Explorers' sixth man and gained
of the next
tion
senior year.
honored
sportsmanship and courage.
loyalty,
A
in his
was
basketball
Award
Joseph
the senior
in
he
1968,
In
and co-
standout
two-sport
a
captain
as one
of
outstanding substitutes
the
756 points
a total of
in
the
1963.
in
He scored
for his career.
Ervin played baseball and basketball at Abington
graduating
nation.
most
a reputa-
addition
In
to
his
High School before
duties at La
serves on the faculty at Archbishop Ryan
Salle,
High School.
Ervin
also
Dave and his
wife, Karen, reside in nearby Roslyn, Pa.
LA SALLE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE
Chairman:
Rev.
Dr.
Dr.
Raymond
Robert Courtney, Professor, Political Science
Halligan, O.P., Asst. Professor, Theology
& Co-Chaplain
Joseph Mooney, Professor, Economics
Brother
G.
John Owens, F.S.C.
Michael
A.
DeAngelis, Associate Professor, Accounting
Georgette M. Most, Reference Librarian
J.
Russell Cullen,
Jr.,
Alumni Representative
Daniel H. Kane, Alumni Representative
John Cramutolo, Student Representative
Geoffrey Meyer, Student Representative
Joseph
P.
Batory, Sports Information Director, Secretary
THE ATHLETE
The young man who accepts the exciting challenge of representing
the Explorers on basketball courts throughout the nation will be one
who recognizes
that he
is
supplementing
his
classroom experience
with athletic participation. He will learn to discipline himself toward
achieving a goal; to work
in
close association with other men, and
to
acquire judgment and responsibility. As such a student athlete,
he
will
be,
above
all,
a
gentleman.
Explorer sophs (from left) Steve Baruffi, Frank Doyle, Jim Haggarty, Joe DiCocco,
Frank Moffatt, and Joe Rapczynski gather 'round coach Paul Westhead (with
ball).
PROSPECTS FOR THE 1971-72 SEASON
By Coach Paul Westhead
Sophomore talent will have a major role in our plans for the coming
season since seven seniors, including 6-7 All-America Ken Durrett (27.0
ppg.-11.9 rpg.) and 6-3 Bob Fields (22.4 ppg.) have been graduated from
our highly successful 70-71 squad.
have every confidence that our
sophomores have the ability to do well and help us win, but it may take
some time for our untested varsity members to jell.
I
Of course, we'll look to 6-4 Jim Crawford, our most experienced
returnee. Jim was one of the Big Five's outstanding sophs last year,
averaging over 12 ppg. and 8 rpg. In addition, 6-7 junior John Maull,
who picked up some valuable playing time in a reserve role last season,
will be another key figure. Two juniors, 6-0 Tom Fuhs, leading scorer
on the '69-70 frosh team, and 6-2 Bill Fox, a good shooter, round out
our returning lettermen.
We're hoping that two soph guards, 6-4 swingman Frank Doyle (16.8
6-3 Jim Haggarty (16.3 ppg.— frosh) will resupply some
firepower. Under the boards, two strong and steady
forwards, 6-6 Joe DiCocco (12.3 ppg.-14.1 rpg.— frosh) and 6-5 Joe
Rapczynski (10.1 ppg.— frosh), will see plenty of action.
ppg.— frosh) and
of our graduated
Our defense rated 19th in the nation a year ago, and since we feel
was one of our success factors, we'll again put great stress on man
this
defense.
With the 'Husker Classic and the Quaker City Tourney on our December schedule, our young team will have to mature quickly. Throughout
the season, we'll be aiming to surprise some of our nationally-ranked
opponents.
6-0
junior
Tom Fuhs
(no.
14)
Palestra battle with Duquesne
31) in 74-53
perfect
jump shot form during
season.
makes good use of well-set pick by 6-7 junior John Maull
romp over Loyola of New Orleans at the Palestra.
Jim Crawford (no. 23)
(no.
demonstrates
last
MEET THE EXPLORERS
(*)
Returning Lettermen
Steven
Sophomore
Steve
19
170
determined
a
is
Baruffi
J.
6-1
saw considerable action
Vineland, N.J.
competitor
for the frosh
who
a
in
reserve role last year. Quick and aggressive,
whose best
Steve,
performance
Community
was
effort
against
12-point
a
Mercer
the
County
College, could press for playing
time as a guard this season. At Vineland
was
Steve
High,
standout cross-country
a
and baseball team member, besides playing
some steady basketball
before
ards
for
graduating
coach Joe Rich1970.
in
Biology
major.
*James
Jim
Crawford (Captain)
S.
20
Junior
180
6-4
Haddonfield, N.J.
himself
established
Explorers
the
ing
a
one
as
Big Five's outstanding sophs
in
of
the
70-71,
giv-
consistent
12
points
and 8 rebounds per game. The "Skyman,"
who has developed
all
phases of his game,
had super efforts against Miami (20 points,
11
rebounds),
rebounds),
bounds),
high).
Eustace
Creighton
and
An
Pennsylvania (18 points,
(19
Duquesne (24
all-around
prep,
Bishop
at
his
13
re-
career
points,
athlete
captained
Jim
13
points,
school's
1969 New Jersey State basketball champions (coach Joe O'Connor)
his senior year.
Year
1970-71
in
Business major.
Games
Field Goals
Foul Goals
Rebounds
Points
27
108
114
233
330
Joseph
Sophomore
19
DiCocco
S.
6-6
Upper Darby, Pa.
190
Despite missing the last
to an
in
injury,
rebounding (239, 14.1
aging
over
evident
five
games due
Joe led the La Salle yearlings
12
against
ppg.
the
points,
18 rebounds),
munity
College
(19
rpg.),
His
talent
Villanova
while aver-
was most
frosh
(20
Mercer County Compoints,
18
rebounds),
and the West Chester frosh (14 points, 20
rebounds). A rugged board man, Joe played
basketball
under coach
Paul
Gallagher
at
Monsignor Bonner, and made second team
All-Catholic
in
his
sen lor year (1970).
Business major.
Frank
Sophomore
Doyle
J.
190
6-4
19
Glenolden, Pa.
Possessor of that unique combination of
size
and
Frank led the 70-71 frosh
skill,
50%
scoring (16.8 ppg.), hitting over
80%
the floor and
Rider
frosh,
frosh,
and
25 points against the Drexel
20
highly-rated
mington,
year,
Maryland's
named
also
Tourney
(Wil-
which was won by the La
Del.),
Frank
Cardinal
at
was
He
Edmund's
St.
frosh.
Purcell
against
points
frosh.
the
of
Salle
stripe.
games were 29 points against the
His top
MVP
from the charity
in
from
coach
Jim
played
for
O'Hara,
captaining the
and being selected
a
second team
1970 quintet
All
Edward G.
20
Junior
in
his
190
6-3
Forrest
Willow Grove, Pa.
An outstanding southpaw pitcher
Gene
senior
Catholic. Accounting major.
McDonnell's
nine
Explorer
for
coach
over
the
past two seasons, Ed will taste his varsity
basketball action this year. The 6-3 bullish
guard,
who
'69-70
frosh,
averaged
is
16.1
ppg.
potential
a
for
the
swingman. At
Upper Moreland High, Ed complemented
career
baseball
fine
Cecil
urban
Mosenson's
in
his
five,
by
captaining
a
coach
and making All-Sub-
senior year (1969).
Business
major.
*William D. Fox
Junior
20
162
6 2
Philadelphia, Pa.
An excellent long-range shooter,
Bill
saw
only limited duty for the varsity last year,
but
he's
frosh,
and
solidified
Bill
offensive
threat.
Bill
fine floor play for the '69-70
his attitude
his
played
O'Brien)
definite
a
some
exhibited
and hard work have
game. A relentless scrapper,
at
before
La
Salle
High
graduating
in
(coach
Obie
1969.
Busi-
ness major.
Year
1970-71
10
Games
12
Field Goals
2
Foul Goals
Rebounds
2
Points
4
*Thomas
20
Junior
Fuhs
J.
170
6-0
Drexel
A hustling guard, Tom took
back seat
senior backcourtmen a year ago,
three
to
Pa.
Hill,
a
but the 1969-70 frosh scoring leader (16.2
though
field
heard from
be
will
ppg.)
he
took
only
season.
this
shots
ten
Al-
from the
Tom canned
season,
last
all
nine of
them. The 1969 Monsignor Bonner graduate
captained both the
and the
Gallagher)
basketball
(coach
teams
baseball
Paul
his
in
senior year, and was honored by the Mark-
ward Club as the Catholic League's "unsung
basketball hero." Accounting major.
Games
Year
1970-71
23
James
Sophomore
Jim
Field Goals
is
19
B.
6-3
Rebounds
Foul Goals
9
Points
23
8
5
Haggarty
160
Drexel
Pa.
Hill,
an exceptional guard who averaged
over 16 ppg. for the frosh, and contributed
58 assists (second highest). A devastating
shooter,
Textile
Jim scored 33 points against the
frosh,
and 24 points on two occa-
sions against the Penn frosh.
A 1970
grad-
uate of Monsignor Bonner, Jim was a
first
team All-Catholic selection (coach Paul
Gal-
addition to being
named MVP
of
1970 Alhambra Catholic
Invitational
in
lagher)
the
in
Maryland. English major.
Kenneth
20
Junior
6-1
Kennedy
E.
165
Glassboro, N.J.
Although he did not log any playing time
year,
last
to
the
to
Ken was
Salle
a
season addition
late
the
Explorers'
general,
guard
Ken led
title,
in-
a definite asset
corps.
his
team (coach (John Aveni)
Conference
basketball
His
varsity.
and desire make him
stinct
floor
La
A smooth
Glassboro High
to
the
before graduating
Olympic
in
1969.
Liberal Arts major.
11
*John W. Maull
Junior
6-7
a
lack
Despite
Runnemede,
185
20
experience, John was
in
John
N.J.
playing
the thick of action
for the La Salle five a year
center.
school
high
of
ago as
a reserve
an excellent shooter for a
is
big man, and his career high of 12 points
against
into
Lafayette
the
MAC
graduate of
launched his teammates
finals
St.
last
A 1969
season.
Joseph's High
Camden,
in
he also tabbed 9 points against Rider, and
8 points against Canisius.
istration
Business Admin-
major.
Games
Year
1970-71
Field Goals
Rebounds
Foul Goals
25
22
Points
33
12
62
Frank X. Moffatt
Sophomore
year's
pleasant
a
averaging
frosh,
leading the team
(78
over
9
NJ.
to
last
ppg.,
and
on
thrives
shooting an amazing
line
Hill,
Cherry
surprise
assists (68).
in
Frank
ballhandler,
throw
145
5-10
19
was
Frank
92.9% from
for 84)
year.
last
A
clever
pressure
the free
He also
distinguished himself with 20 points against
the American frosh,
Textile
frosh,
and
17 points against the
16
points
Penn frosh. A track star
at
against
the
Bishop Eustace
prep, Frank played his basketball for coach
Joe O'Connor before graduat ng
1970. Business major.
in
Joseph M. Rapczynski
Sophomore
6-5
19
Nicknamed
205
"Rabbi,"
forward who averaged
for
the
70-71
frosh.
Philadelphia,
Joe
is
Pa.
powerful
a
10 ppg. and 7 rpg.
He
mobile,
quite
is
and complements his offensive thrust with
tough
defense.
points
against
points
and
Joe's
the
highlights
Temple
frosh,
year, Joe captained the
16
in his
senior
1970 North Catholic
under coach Frank Dougherty. Liberal
Arts major.
12
18
and
14 rebounds against the Penn
frosh. An All-Catholic selection
five
were
/
i
a.:*
John Maull (with ball) is the center of Palestra attention as he cans a 5-footer
against Creighton's Bluejays; La Salle won. 64-61.
Key Explorer freshmen (from left) Steve Wiley, Kevin McBain, Chuck
and Bob Jones exchange some basketball talk be-
Seltzer, Bill Taylor,
tween classes.
TEAM
1971-72 LA SALLE FROSH BASKETBALL
High School and
Name
No.
25
ANDREWS,
14
BARBER, Dan
Paul
Hometown
Pos.
Age
F
17
6-5
180
Chichester, Pa.
G
18
5-11
155
Pleasantville
Ht.
Wt.
Linwood, Pa.
Pleasantville, N.J.
20
CHAPMAN, Anthony
G
17
5-11
160
Holy Ghost
Levittown, Pa.
30
CONNORS, John
F
18
6-4
190
Cardinal O'Hara
12
EVANS, Greg
G
18
5-10
150
Paul VI
Drexel
Hill,
Pa.
Barrington, N.J.
22
JONES, Bob
G
18
6-0
160
St.
31
KERWINJohn
G-F
19
6-3
185
Hyattsville, Md.
Adm. Farragutt
32
McBAIN, Kevin
F-C
18
6-8
190
Cliffside Park
John's
Deal, N.J.
Cliffside Park, N.
10
PAOLILLO, Gary
G
18
5-11
155
J
Burlington
Burlington, N.J.
23
SELTZER, Chuck
24
TAYLOR,
F-C
IS
6-7
200
Mt. Lebanon
F
17
6-5
190
St.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bill
Francis
Tuskegee
34
TRUSKEY,
21
11
Inst., Ala
200
St.
5-11
165
Pennsgrove
Pennsgrove, N.J.
5-11
160
La Salle
F
18
6-5
WHITE, Larry
G
18
WILEY, Steve
G
8
Bill
Joseph's
West Chester, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Squad Brea kdown by State:
New
Jersey
6;
Pennsylvania
6; District of
Columbia
1;
Alabama
1
1971-72 SCHEDULE (FRESHMAN)
(Home Games Capitalized)
DECEMBER
Game
Opponent
Site
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
20TH & OLNEY AVE.
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
20TH & OLNEY AVE.
St.
Edmund's Tourney
Wilmington, Del.
West Chester,
West Chester State
Pa.
JANUARY
St.
Palestra
Joseph's College
20TH & OLNEY AVE.
SETON HALL UNIVERSITY
St.
Away
Joseph's College
Brandywine Junior College
Away
Temple
Away
University
Away
Seton Hall University
University of Pennsylvania
Palestra
FEBRUARY
Philadelphia Textile
Away
P.M.C
Away
Drexel
Away
University
Away
University of Maryland
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
20TH & OLNEY AVE.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
20TH & OLNEY AVE.
Princeton
Villanova
ST.
Away
University
Away
University
JOHN'S COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL...20TH & OLNEY AVE.
Away
Lehigh University
SEASON RESULTS
1970-71
(Won
14, Lost
8)— FRESHMAN
LSC OPP
Opponent
70
Villanova
(A)
79
66
(A)
62
65
(A)
65
76
(H)
Albright
Textile
Temple
*Rider
LSC OPP
Opponent
92
Mercer County
(H)
79
63
Lafayette
(A)
81
57
Drexel
(A)
61
53
72
Mercer County
(A)
54
55
59
Villanova
(A)
74
59
76
72
Temple
(H)
68
83
West Chester
(A)
64
62
Textile
(H)
87
64
Drexel
(A)
90
74
Pennsylvania
(H)
84
70
(A)
62
70
American
(A)
74
82
Maryland
(A)
64
80
St.
(H)
69
71
Pennsylvania
(A)
79
64
Rider
(A)
90
74
*Brandywine,
St.
*St.
Joseph's
Jr
Edmund's Dads' Tourney, Wilmington,
(La Salle
won team championship)
Joseph's
Del.
5
OPPONENT X-RAYS
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
1.
Wednesday, December
1,
1971, 7:05 P.M. (EST), at the Palestra,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 6, LEHIGH
OUTLOOK: High scoring Johnny Waters has
been graduated, but the Engineers return top
rebounders and their second, third and fourth
leading scorers from last year in 6-7 senior
6-8
Falkenbach (13.2
Greg
ppg.-12.2
rpg.),
junior Hank Wisniewski (9.8 ppg.-9.0 rpg.), and
6-3 junior Dick Zelickson
(8.4
Other
ppg.).
lettermen are 6-3 Mike Drew (5.7 ppg.) and 6-9
Fred Bechtel (4.9 ppg.), both seniors, and 6-4
junior Bobby D'Agosta (5.4 ppg.). Soph scoring
aces, 6-3 Dave Kramer (26.0 ppg.
frosh) and
6-5 Larry Summer (21.0 ppg.— frosh), and 5-10
playmaker Joe Morris complete an optimistic
—
Coach Roy Heckman
(W-56, L-66)
picture.
Location: Bethlehem, Pa. 18015
Enrollment: 3300
Conference: Middle Atlantic
(University)
Publicity: Joe Writenour
Office Phone: 215-691-7000,
Ext.
Nickname: Engineers
Brown & White
1970-71 Record: 10-16
Colors:
Lettermen: Returning 6, Lost 4
Captains: Mike Drew &
Greg Falkenbach
793
Year by Year Scores
1958-59 La Salle
1959-60 La Salle
1960-61 La Salle
81-47
86-54
77-62
71-59
85-34
68-40
1961-62 La Salle
1962-63 La Salle
1963-64 La Salle
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
2.
Saturday, December
New
4,
1971, 3:30 P.M. (EST), at Madison Square Garden,
York, N.Y.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
OUTLOOK:
3,
HOFSTRA
Dutchmen
feature talented
seniors 6-8 Dave Bell (15.8 ppg.6-6 Quinas Brower (12.0 ppg. -12.
rpg.), 6-4 Tom Kelleher (5.3 ppg. -3. 9 rpg.), and
6-6 soph Terry McCormack (14.5 ppg. -10. 8 rpg.
frosh). Senior backcourt cf 6-1 Bob McKillop
(9.3 ppg.) and 5-11 Jim Pugh (7.3 ppg.) is insenior Gary Doyle, juniors 6-3
tact, but 6-1
Al Wolfson and 6-1 Matt LiPuma, or 6-0 soph
frosh) provide plenty
Rich Baudouin (17.7 ppg.
of depth and should see action. A good rebounding club high on experience.
frontline
10.4
Flying
in
rpg.),
—
—
Coach Paul Lynner
(W-139, L-96)
Location: Hempstead, N.Y. 11550
Nickname: Flying Dutchmen
Enrollment: 6200
& Gold
1970-71 Record: 16-8
Captains: To be named
Colors: Blue
(University)
Henderson
516-560-3578
Publicity: Dennis
Office Phone:
Year by Year Scores
1968-69 La Salle
16
89-68
1969-70 La Salle
79-62
1970-71 La Salle
.
83-64
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY
3.
Wednesday, December
8,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 13, NIAGARA 12
OUTLOOK: 6-4 senior captain Marshall Wingate
ppg.) heads a cast of experienced letterincluding juniors 5-9 A! Williams (12.1
6-4 Jim Chassar, 6-11 Jim Hegmann, and
senior Ed Street, all starters a year ago.
Newcomers from a 19-5 frosh team are 6-4
6-4
Kerry
Reedy (21.1
frosh,,
ppg.
Cleve
Royster (20.7 ppg. -11.0 rpg.— frosh), and 5-8
John
Karuch (18.3 ppg.
frosh).
Depth and
talent points toward one of the best teams at
Monteagle Ridge in some time.
(19.6
men,
ppg.),
6-4
—
—
Coach Frank Layden
(W-47, L-32)
Nickname: Purple Eagles
Colors: Purple, White & Gold
1970-71 Record: 14-12
Location: Niagara University.
N.Y.
14109
Enrollment: 3158
Conference: Independent
Publicity: Mike Shaw
Office Phone: 716-285-1212,
Ext.
Lettermen: Returning 9, Lost
Captain: Marshall Wingate
1
344
Year by Year Scores
1933-34
1941-42
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
1953-54
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
4.
Niagara
Niagara
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
Niagara
Niagara
La Salle
Niagara
La Salle
La Salle
Niagara
33-28
40-37
82-56
85-74
87-76
69-50
74-66
76-75
72-70
83-74
69-68 (OT)
72-56
1970-71 La Salle
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
La Salle
Niagara
Niagara
Niagara
La Salle
La Salle
Niagara
Niagara
La Salle
Niagara
La Salle
La Salle
64-48
77-71
78-64
79-76
58-54
67-59 (OT)
88-87 (OT)
72-69
86-72
100-83
88-73
101-90
96-79
THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
Saturday, December 11, 1971, 7:05 P.M. (EST), at the Palestra,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
1, TULSA
LA SALLE
1
OUTLOOK: Gone is 6-10 standout Dana Lewis,
but the Hurricane can take consolation in a
stable of quality guards headed by 6-0 AllAmerica candidate Steve Bracey (18.4 ppg.),
and including 6-3 soph Willie Biles (31.0 ppg
frosh. and seniors 6-3 Eric Smiler and 6-0
6-4
In
Jim
Cleason.
the
frontcourt,
senior
Larry Morris (14.3 ppg-7.2 rpg.) will be joined
by 6-8 junior Joe Voskuhl. Additional help
should come from either 6-8 junior Dave Rademeyer or 6-6 juco twin brothers Ronnie and
Dave McMullen. Key to the season is in the
—
development
of
the big men.
Location: Tulsa, Okla.
74104
Enrollment: 8000
Conference: Missouri Valley
Pogue
Phone: 918-939-6351
Publicity: Jerry
Office
Coach Ken Hayes
(W-51, L-28)
Nickname: Golden Hurricane
Colors: Gold, Blue & Red
1970-71 Record: 17-9
Captain: To be named
Year by Year Scores
1940-41 Tulsa
46-36
1970-71 La Salle
63-61
WEST CHESTER STATE
5.
Monday, December
West Chester, Pa.
13, 1971, 8:00 P.M. (EST), at Hollinger Field House,
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 25,
WEST CHESTER
6
~
OUTLOOK: Three senior veterans return
frontcourt
6-5
in
Todd Danner (10.7
Steve
ppg.),
in the
Roth (13.6 ppg.), 6-2
and 6-2 Dennis White
6-3 junior Benny Bond
rpg.).
ppg. -10.1
6-5 transfer Tom Husser, and sophs
Lutz and 6-6 Bob Devlin give much
more depth than in recent years. In the backcourt, 5-10 junior Rusty Smith will probably
team with either of two 5-11 sophs, Mike Ferron
or Joe Sirolli. Rams' picture is brightening.
(8.9
(5.2
ppg.),
6-3
Sam
a
^^H
^H
^^^
*
v
^
fl^^
m/L m
^. ^^^
^^
Coach Walter Funk
(W-44, L-79)
Location: West Chester, Pa. 19380
Nickname: Rams
Enrollment: 5823
Colors: Purple
& Gold
1970-71 Record: 7-18
Lettermen: Returning
(University)
Nye
215-436-2749
6,
Lost 2
Captain: Todd Danner
Publicity: Robert
Office Phone:
Year by Year Scores
1931-32
1931-32
1932-33
1932-33
1933-34
1933-34
1935-36
1935-36
1936-37
1936-37
1937-38
1937-38
1938-39
1938-39
1939-40
38-20
WestChester.. 18-15
30-27
La Salle
32-30
La Salle
37-23
La Salle
25-24
La Salle
WestChester.. 39-20
WestChester.. 36-30
39-24
La Salle
WestChester.. 28-27
La Salle
47-34
WestChester.. 33-30
46-31
La Salle
48-45
La Salle
37-21
La Salle
1970-71 La Salle
La Salle
1971
Friday,
1939-40 West Chester
1940-41 La Salle
1951-52 La Salle
1952-53 La Salle
1953-54 La Salle
1954-55 La Salle
1955-56 La Salle
1956-57 La Salle
1957-58 La Salle
1958-59 La Salle
1959-60 La Salle
1969-61 La Salle
1967-68 La Salle
1968-69 La Salle
1969-70 La Salle
82-68
..
30-27
43-31
85-55
111-60
65-51
85-50
90-78
57-51
68-66
85-67
85-68
83-67
79-55
91-73
92-80
CORNHUSKER CLASSIC
December
17,
and Saturday, December 18, 1971,
at the University of Nebraska Field House, Lincoln, Neb.
FIRST ROUND, Saturday, December
7:00 P.M.
Nebraska
9:00 P.M.
Idaho
vs.
FINAL ROUND, Saturday, December
Consolation
Game
Championship Game
18
17, 1971
Baylor vs. LA SALLE
18,
1971
7:00 P.M.
9:00 P.M.
—8
6.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Friday,
December
1
7,
1971, 7:00 P.M. (CST), at the University of Nebraska
OPENING ROUND OF THE 'HUSKER CLASSIC.
Field House, Lincoln, Neb.
SERIES RECORD:
FIRST MEETING
OUTLOOK: Bears lost three starters, including
Helms All-America Willie Chatmon, but soph
talent should make up some of the deficit.
Welcome newcomers are 6-7 Lee Griffin (27.7
—
frosh). 6-6 David Wallace (18.3
ppg.-l 1.9 rpg.
ppg.-8.6 rpg.— frosh), 6-6 Doug Schneider (8.3
ppg.-9.2 rpg.— frosh), and 5-11 Buddy Carlisle
frosh). Top returnees include se(11.9 ppg.
niors 6-0 Tom Stanton (12.1 ppg.), 6-4 Bobby
Thompson (11.0 ppg.), 6-2 Roy Thomas (9.5
ppg.). A wellppg.), and 6-7 Pat Fees (8.1
balanced scoring attack is a good possibility.
—
Location: Waco, Texas
76706
Enrollment: 6500
Conference: Southwest
Publicity:
Coach
Bill
Menefee
(W-121, L-121)
Nickname: Bears
Colors: Green & Gold
1970-71 Record: 18-8
Don Oliver
817-754-4648
Office Phone:
OTHER ENTRIES
IN THE 'HUSKER
IDAHO UNIVERSITY
SERIES RECORD:
FIRST MEETING
OUTLOOK: Vandals
will be hurt by the loss of
juniors, including last year's Big Sky
leaders, Malcolm Taylor and John Nel6-7
son. Sophs
Curtis Taylor (14.9 ppg. -11.
rpg— frosh), 6-6 Steve Ton (13.7 ppg.— frosh),
and 7-2 Mike Lukasavich (6.8 ppg. -8. 8 rpg.
frosh) will have key roles. Senior playmaker
seven
scoring
Don Beane (4.1 ppg.) will be joined by 6-0 juco
transfer Chris Clark in the backcourt. Definite
rebuilding prospectus.
Coach Wayne Anderson
(W-66, 1-65)
Location, Moscow, Idaho
83843
Nickname: Vandals
Enrollment: 7500
& Gold
1970-71 Record: 14-12
Colors: Silver
Conference: Big Sky
Bob Maker
Phone: 208-885-6466
Publicity
Office
NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
1.
NEBRASKA
O
OUTLOOK: 'Huskers feature strong frontline of
seniors 6-10 Chuck Jura (17.5 ppg. -9. 3 rpg.),
6-8 Mike Peterson (7.0 ppg.), and 6-4 Al Nissen
(7.2 ppg.). Add sophs 6-8
Brendy Lee (16.1
ppg. -13. 2 rpg.— frosh), 6-5 Dave Rezac (13.8
ppg. -9. 3 rpg.— frosh), and 6-7 Bob Allen (10.4
ppg.— frosh) for a tall, tough combination.
Backcourt prospects include 6-1
soph Tom
Novak (14.3 ppg.— frosh) and 5-10 soph Rick
Brown (13.7 ppg.- frosh). Successful year seems
to be in the offing.
Coach Joe Cipriano
(W-157,
L
123)
68508
Location: Lincoln, Neb.
Nickname: Cornhuskers
Enrollment: 20,878
Conference: Big Eight
Publicity: Don Bryant
Office Phone: 402-472-2263
Colors: Scarlet
& Cream
1970-71 Record: 18-8
Year by Year Scores
1966-67 La Salle
1971
99-76
ECAC QUAKER CITY TOURNAMENT
(Games
8,
9 and 10)
Monday, December 27; Tuesday, December 28; Thursday, December 30
at the Palestra, 34th and Spruce Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
FIRST ROUND, Monday, December
Tennessee
27, 1971
Manhattan
vs.
1:00 P.M.
South Carolina
Boston College vs. LA SALLE
Massachusetts vs. Villanova
3:00 P.M.
7:00 P.M.
9:00 P.M.
Fairfield vs.
SEMI-FINAL ROUND, Tuesday, December
CONSOLATION SEMI-FINALS
28, 1971
(Afternoon)
South Carolina-Fairfield loser vs. Boston College-LA SALLE loser
Tennessee-Manhattan loser vs. Massachusetts-Villanova loser
CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS
(Evening)
South Carolina-Fairfield winner vs. Boston College-LA SALLE winner
Tennessee-Manhattan winner vs. Massachusetts-Villanova winner
FINAL ROUND, Thursday, December
FIFTH PLACE
30, 1971
GAME
Matching the Consolation Semi Final winners
THIRD PLACE GAME
Matching the Championship Semi-Final losers
5:00 P.M.
7:00 P.M.
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Matching the Championship Semi-Final winners
9:00 P.M.
BOSTON COLLEGE
8.
Monday, December 27, 1971, 7:00 P.M. (EST), at the Palestra.
OPENING ROUND OF THE QUAKER CITY TOURNAMENT.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
3,
BOSTON COLLEGE
O
6-7 senior captain Pete Schmid (15.4
ppg.) heads the Eagles' returnees, but juniors
6-7 Dave Freitag, 6-5 Dave Walker, 6-1 Bob
Smith and 6-0 Rich Bolus all logged considerable playing time last year. A sophomore backfrosh) and
court of 6-2 Oave Ulrich (20.2 ppg.
6-0 playmaker Jere Nolan (11.4 ppg.
frosh),
and soph frontcourtmen 6-5 Dan Kilcullen (16.5
frosh), 6-9 Herrick Lengers, and 6-8 Steve
ppg.
Reid should enhance the picture. A young team,
but full of potential.
OUTLOOK:
—
—
—
Coach Bob Zuffelato
(First Year)
Location: Chestnut
Hill,
Mass.
02167
Enrollment: 10,000
Publicity: Eddie Miller
Nickname: Eagles
Colors: Maroon & Gold
1970-71 Record: 15-11
Captain: Pete Schmid
5,
Lost 5
Year by Year Scores
1946-47 La Salle
20
76-41
1949-59 La Salle
75-63
1970-71 La Salle
83-61
6
OTHER TOURNAMENT ENTRIES
IN THE
QUAKER
CITY
(Villanova X-Ray appears elsewhere on La Salle's
regular season schedule.)
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
SERIES RECORD:
FIRST MEETING
star rebounder Mark Frazer (tenth
the nation) has been graduated, and 6-6
Phil Rogers, who led the country's frosh in
scoring, has left school for personal reasons.
The Stags will rely on a backcourt scoring
pui\ch of 6-2 junior George Groom (20.0 ppg.)
and 6-1 Bob Kelly (8.7 ppg.). Frontline must
develop from among 6-7 senior Gary Bowen
(7.3 ppg.), 6-6 junior Tom Duffy (5.2 ppg.), and
sophs 6-4 Bob Bogad (15.7 ppg.— frosh), 6-9
OUTLOOK: 6-6
in
Dave
6-4
Bradley (9.5 ppg. -10. 2 rpg.— frosh;,
Wells (11.2 rpg.— frosh).
and
Coach Fred Barakat
Paul
(W-9, L-15)
Location: Fairfield, Conn.
Enrollment:
06430
Nickname: Stags
Colors: Red & White
2200
1970-71 Record: 9-15
Captains: George Groom &
Publicity: Jerry DiPetro
Bob Kelly
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
MANHATTAN
17,
4
6-7 center Ron Manning (8.8 ppg. -8.
rpg. rand 6-6 Bob Gregory (9.0 ppg. -8. 4 rpg.),
both seniors, will be joined in the frontcourt
by either 6-7 transfer Mike Moore or 6-6 junior
Dave Stroebling (6.3 ppg.). 6-1 senior Rich
Garner (9.7 ppg.) will quarterback the Jaspars,
while the second guard position is up for
grabs among 6-3 senior Lorenza Tarvin, 6-0
junior Phil Boggia, and 6-4 soph Gerry Oswald
frosh;. Deep and strong up front,
(15.6 ppg.
so much will ride on the backcourt development.
OUTLOOK:
—
Coach John Powers
(W-44, L-27)
Enrollment: 3600
Nickname: Jaspars
Colors: Green & White
Publicity: Mike Cohen
1970-71 Record: 9-10
Captain: Rich Garner
Location: Bronx, N.Y. 10471
9,
Lost 3
Year by Year Scores
1912-13
1931-32
1939-40
1940-41
1945-46
1948-49
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
Manhattan
25-22
1952-53 La Salle
32-32
1953-54 La Salle
46-33
1954-55 La Salle
La Salle
...
53-44
Manhattan
...
1956-57 La Salle
Manhattan .. ... 52-45
1957-58 La Salle
76-46
La Salle
1958-59 La Salle
...
Manhattan .. ... 62-53
1959-60 La Salle
65-60
La Salle
...
1960 61 La Salle
64-63
La Salle
1961-62 La Salle
...
77-55
La Salle
...
1962-63 La Salle
1963-64 La Salle
75-62
..
La Salle
...
...
..
63-52
69-61
76-62
81-72
72-59
78-71
71-58
74-68
76-69
78-61
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS
SERIES RECORD:
FIRST MEETING
OUTLOOK: The
loss of All-America Julius Erving
hurt, but the Redmen can find plenty of
in
the senior backcourt of 5-11 John
Betancourt (12.6 ppg.) and 5-10 Mike Pagliara
(10.6 ppg.), and promising soph guard 6-0 Rich
Pitino (16.1 ppg.— frosh). Sophs 6-3 Al Skinner
(19.4 ppg.— frosh), 6-3 Pete Trow (15.0 ppg.—
frosh), and 6-5 Art Levine and John Olson will
provide scoring punch. Speed and finesse will
have to compensate for a lack of height.
will
offense
i.
J
Coach Jack Leaman
(W-83, 1-43)
Location: Amherst, Mass. 01002
Enrollment: 20,000
Conference: Yankee
Publicity: Richard Page
Nickname: Redmen
Maroon & White
1970-71 Record: 23-4
Colors:
Captain: Mike Pagliara
SOUTH CAROLINA
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 0, SOUTH CAROLINA
OUTLOOK: Gamecocks
1
lost three-time All-America
John Roche and rebounding ace Tom Owens,
but should field another strong team this year.
Top returning players include seniors 6-10 Tom
Riker (14.0 ppg.), 6-7 Rick Aydlett (7.8 ppg.),
6-2 Bob Carver (7.2 ppg.), 6-3 junior Kevin
Joyce (12.1 ppg.), and 7.0 junior Danny Traylor,
who may be ready for heavy duty. Sophs 6-4
Brian Winters (23.0 ppg.— frosh), 6-4 Ed Peterson (29.3 ppg.
frosh), and 6-5 Rick Mousa
frosh) will also help carve
(17.9 ppg. -11. 4 rpg.
a winning season.
—
—
Location: Columbia, S.C.
Enrollment: 19,000
Publicity:
Tom
Office Phone:
McGuire
L-60)
Nickname: Gamecocks
Colors: Garnet & Black
1970-71 Record: 23-6
29208
Captains: Bob Carver
Price
803-777-4277
8,
Lost 3
&
Rick Aydlett
Year by Year Scores
1968-69 South Carolina
62-59
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 0, TENNESSEE
OUTLOOK: 6-2 guard Mike Edwards
an
outstanding
junior
1
(17.0 ppg.),
will
lead
sharpshooter,
augmented by 6-7 Lloyd Richwho averaged over 12 ppg.
becoming a starter midway through last
the Vols' attack,
ardson
after
(5.4
ppg.),
season. Best of the sophs are 6-0 guard John
Snow (21.9 ppg. frosh), and 6-11 Len Kosmalski (18.4 ppg. -12.0 rpg.— frosh). Taller than last
year, with plan for a stepped-up offense.
—
Coach Ray Mears
(W-287, L-91)
Location: Knoxville, Tenn.
37916
Enrollment: 24,400
Conference: Southeastern
Publicity:
Haywood
Office Phone:
22
Harris
615-974-3371
Nickname: Volunteers
Colors: Orange & White
1970-71 Record: 21-7
Captain: To be
named
4,
Lost 5
—
Year by Year Scores
55-47
1969-70 Tennessee
11.
ST.
JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
Wednesday, January
5,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 35, ST. JOSEPH'S 32
OUTLOOK: Two talented
Bantom (18.1 ppg.-13.2
juniors, 6-9 center Mike
rpg.) and 6-5 Pat McFarland '17.0 ppg.\ provide a solid scoring
punch. 6-2 senior Jim McCollum (7.2 ppg
and
6-2 junior Mike Moody ^6.7 ppg., are veteran
gua/ds, but 6-0 soph" Jim 0"Brien 15.6 ppg.
frosh could push here. Key sophs include 6-3
6-7 Kevin Furey
frosh
Lou Peltzer (14.4 ppg.
(8.4 ppg. -9. 9 rpg.— frosh
and 6-5 Gene Prybella
The Ha^ks may fly high.
(13.2 ppg.— frosh
—
,
1
,
.
Coach Jack McKinney
(W-84, L-51)
Location: Philadelphia, Pa. 19131
Enrollment: 6800
(University)
&
Captains: Jim McCollum
Lynch
215-839-4016
Publicity: Dennis
Office Phone:
Nickname: Hawks
Colors: Crimson & Gray
1970-71 Record: 19-9
Mike Bantom
Year by Year Scores
1900-01 La Salle
1900-01 La Salle
1901-02 La Salle
1910
1910
1910
1911
1911
St.
1912"
La Salle
1915-16
1915-16
1916-17
1916-17
1916-17
1922-23
1933-34
1933-34
1934-35
1934-35
1934-35
1935-36
1935-36
1936-37
1936-37
1937-38
1938-39
1939-40
1940-41
1941-42
1942-43
1943-44
1943-44
1944-45
St.
32- 7
29-13
70- 8
La Salle
St.
Joseph's
Joseph's
..
..
22-18
24-18
35-29
La Salle
10-
La Salle
20-16
N A
31-26
29-21
30-29
28-27
22-17
Joseph's
..
La Salle
La Salle
St.
Josephs
..
La Salle
St.
Joseph's
..
6
44- 9
1945-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1949-50
1950-51
1950-51
1951-52
1951-52
1952-53
1952-53
1953-54
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
27-15
39-20
La Salle
28-25
St. Joseph's
32-25
La Salle
St. Joseph's .. 26-25
25-21
St. Joseph's
22-18
La Salle
32-31
La Salle
33-28
St. Joseph's
58-53
St. Joseph's
53-33
St. Joseph's
St. Josephs .. 53-37
1970-71 St. Joseph's
La Salle
.
..
..
..
..
.
La Salle
La Salle
St.
Joseph's
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
St.
Joseph's
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
St.
St.
Joseph's
Joseph's
La Salle
St.
St.
Joseph's
Joseph's
La Salle
St.
Joseph's
La Salle
St.
Josephs
La Salle
St.
Josephs
St.
Joseph's
Joseph's
St.
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
Joseph's
St.
St.
Joseph's
38-36
48-45
70-65
78-41
79-59
74-53
77-64
81-63
54-53
68-50
79-52
75-63
73-57
78-64
82-56
69-56
97-85 (OT)
..
61-57
82-77 (OT)
70-63
80-73
65-54
72-71
66-49
80-70
93-85
92-69
96-85
73-70
103-71
84-67
101-99 (2 OT]
66-56
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
81- 76 (OT)
23
12.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE
Saturday, January
8,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 21, LAFAYETTE 5
OUTLOOK: Leopards have four returning
starters,
including 6-5 All-America candidate Tracy Tripucka (26.0 ppg.), all-time leading scorer at
the college. Also back are 6-5 junior Walt Kocubinski (16.0 ppg.), and the senior backcourt of
6-2 Jay Mottola (12.3 ppg.) and 6-2 George
Weaver (5.3 ppg.). The center position will be
manned by one of two sophs, either 6-10 Earl
Brown or 6-8 Blake McMorris. Plenty of firepower makes this club a definite MAC threat.
Coach Tom Davis
(First Year)
Location: Easton, Pa. 18042
Nickname: Leopards
Colors: Maroon & White
1970-71 Record: 17-9
Enrollment: 2000
Captains: Jay Mottola
Tracy Tripucka
(University)
Publicity:
Tom Bates
Office Phone:
215-253-8802
7,
Lost
1
&
Year by Year Scores
1944-45
1945-46
1947-48
1948-49
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
13.
Lafayette
.... ....
Lafayette
.... ....
La Salle
...
La Salle
...
La Salle
....
La Salle
...
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
Lafayette
...
....
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
52-45
57-49
43-39
61-37
71-64
62-52 (OT)
56-50
88-70
76-60
95-81
84-75
82-74
84-77
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1970-71
La Salle
....
81-73
....104-86
La Salle
Lafayette
...
....
73-64
95-59
La Salle
....
La Salle
....100-86
La Salle
Lafayette
..
La Salle
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
La Salle
....
91-73
93-81
85-72
74-75
97-65
102-73
93-82
74-71
WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
Thursday, January 13, 1972, 7:30 P.M. (EST), at the
Bowling Green, Ky.
E. A.
Diddle Arena,
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
7,
WESTERN KENTUCKY
12
some outstanding
Hilltoppers
lost
personnel, led by 7-0 All-America Jim McDaniels
from last year's NCAA semifinalists. Key returnees include 6-5 forward Jerry Dunn (15.4
ppg. -8. 7 rpg.), and 6-4 Jerome Perry (14.9 ppg.8.2 rpg., '69-70), if he can come back from a
September knee operation. 6-6 transfer from
Tulsa Granville Bunton and 6-9, 235-lb. soph
frosh) will
Ray Bowerman (14.6 ppg. -13. 2 rpg.
restore lost board strength. A rebuilding year,
but color Western dangerous.
OUTLOOK:
—
Coach Jim Richards
(First Year)
Location: Bowling Green, Ky. 42101
Enrollment: 10,900
Conference: Ohio Valley
Publicity: Ed Given
24
Nickname: Hilltoppers
Colors: Red & White
1970-71 Record: 24-6
Year by Year Scores
1942-43
1947-48
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1956-57
1958-59
1958-59
1959-60
14.
52-44
68-60
80-69
73-63
67-58
89-76
84-76
96-74
76-70
1970-71 La Salle
Western
Western
La Salle
Western
La Salle
Western
La Salle
Western
Western
1960-61
1961-62
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
Western
La Salle
Western
La Salle
Western
Western
Western
La Salle
Western
73-69
88-84
107-95
91-77
93-67
95-86
84-79
88-81
102-80
91-76
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
Saturday, January 15, 1972, 7:45 P.M. (CST), at the Loyola Fieldhouse,
New Orleans, La.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
7,
OUTLOOK: Wolfpack has
LOYOLA
1
lettermen, but last
year's two top scorers, 7-0 Ty Marioneaux and
6-3 Bob Bissant, have been graduated. Forward
looks to be the strongest position with juniors
6-4 John Kardzionak (11.3 ppg.) and 6-7 Ernie
Losch (10.5 ppg.) returning. 6-8 senior Charles
Jones (7.0 ppg.) will be at center, with 6-2 senior Tim Schneider and 5-9 junior Skip Brechtel
(2.5 ppg.) in the backcourt. Strictly a rebuilding
five
year.
Coach Bob Luksta
(W-33, L-43)
Location:
New
70118
Orleans, La.
Nickname: Wolfpack
Colors: Maroon & Gold
1970-71 Record: 16-10
Enrollment: 6000
Publicity: Pete Finney
Office Phone:
504-866-5471
Year by Year Scores
1954-55
1963-64
1964-65
1966-67
15.
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
85-71
63-61
72-69
125-80
La Salle
Loyola
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
71-51
102-65
85-79
74-53
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
Thursday, January 20, 1972, 7:05 P.M. (EST), at the Palestra,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
OUTLOOK: The
6,
AMERICAN
1
Eagles
return seven lettermen
and four starters headed by 6-8 junior AllAmerica candidate Kermit Washington (18.6 ppg.20.5 rpg.), second leading rebounder in the nation as a soph. Although both starting guards
return, Steve Garrett, a 6-1 transfer from UNC,
and 6-0 soph Johnny Lloyd (24.4
frosh)
are likely to run the backcourt. At forward, 6-5
Lloyd Mayes (10.9 ppg), a senior, and 6-5 junior Tom Rowe (5.7 ppg.) could be pushed by
6-5 soph Pete DeHaven (20.9
frosh). A
vastly improved team with a promising picture.
ppg—
ppg—
Location: Washington,
DC. 20016
Enrollment: 5500
(University)
Marc Splaver
Phone: 202-686-2560
Publicity:
Office
Coach Tom Young
(W-24, L-24)
Nickname: Eagles
Colors: Red, White & Blue
1970-71 Record: 13-12
Lettermen: Returning 7, Lost
Captain: Mike
1
Hill
25
Year by Year Scores
1965-66 La Salle
1966-67 American
1967-68 La Salle
16.
103-93
1967-68 La Salle
94-90 (OT)
1968-69 La Salle
74-65
1969-70 La Salle
1970-71 La Salle
62-54
84-57
96-72
106-86
THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Wednesday, January 26, 1972, 8:45 P.M.
(EST), at the Palestra,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 11,
PENN
13
OUTLOOK: Nine lettermen and an outstanding
senior nucleus of 6-8 sharpshooter Bob Morse
(15.4 ppg.-8.4 rpg.) and versatile 6-7 Corky
Calhoun (10.1 ppg.-8.6 rpg.) will make the
Quakers formidable. The biggest problem will
be filling the vacuum created by the graduation
of All-Ivy guards Steve Bilsky and Dave Wohl.
Likely candidates are seniors 6-5 Al Cotler (3.9
ppg.) and 6-0 Bill Walters (1.4 ppg.), 6-0 junior
Steve Batory (1.4 ppg.), and 5-11 soph Whity
Varga (12.5 ppg.— frosh). In the frontcourt, 6-5
senior Ron Billingslea (3.6 ppg.), juniors 6-8
Phil Hankinson (9.2 ppg.) and 6-6 Craig Littlepage (2.6 ppg.), and 6-8 soph John Jablonski
(15.1 ppg. -10. 8 rpg.— frosh) provide a wealth
of depth. Look for Penn to continue its winning
ways.
Enrollment: 6900
Conference: Ivy League
Publicity: Ed Fabricius &
Herb Hartnett
ooach Chuck Daly
(First Year)
Nickname: Quakers
& Blue
1970-71 Record: 28-1
Captains: Bob Morse
Corky Calhoun
Colors: Red
9,
Lost 5
&
Year by Year Scores
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1951-52
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
17.
Penn
Penn
Penn
Penn
Penn
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
Penn
Penn
35-22
33-22
36-28
36-28
68-56
55-43
64-44
75-58
64-52
84-73
67-66 (0T)
73-70
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
Penn
La Salle
La Salle
Penn
La Salle
La Salle
Penn
La Salle
Penn
La Salle
Penn
Penn
66-62
67-63
69-57
78-74
61-58
78-64
90-76
85-83
57-45
78-64
76-67
107-88
CANISIUS COLLEGE
Saturday, January 29, 1972, 8:45 P.M. (EST), at the Memorial Auditorium,
Buffalo, N.Y.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 11, CANISIUS 4
OUTLOOK: 6-6 senior Gary Stewart (17.5 ppg.10.0 rpg.), returning after a year of illness,
6-5 junior Mike Macaluso (14.5 ppg.), 6-7 senior
Clyde Alexander (9.6 ppg. -9. 3 rpg.), and 6-7
junior Gary Lawrence (5.6 ppg.) will give the
Griffins a solid frontcourt. Two sophs, 6-3 Chris
frosh) and 6-7 Dave Wessel
Eleam (21.2
frosh) add even more depth. The
(18.7 ppg.
big question, however, is the backcourt where
6-2 Aaron Covington (9.6 ppg.) and 6-3 Mike
Norwood (5.7 ppg.) are the key holdovers. With
the abundance of good big men, success is in
the hands of the guards.
—
26
ppg—
Coach Bob MacKinnon
(W-128, L-148)
Location: Buffalo, N.Y. 14208
Nickname: Golden
Enrollment: 2300
Colors: Blue
Publicity: Gene Krzyzynski
1970-71 Record: 8-13
Griffins
& Gold
Year by Year Scores
1940-41 La Salle
42-37
1962-63 Canisius
76-53
1948-49 La Salle
59-43
1963-64 La Salle
91-81
1954-55 La Salle
99-64
1965-66 La Salle
95-81
1958-59 La Salle
77-64
1966-67 Canisius
93-75
1959-60 La Salle
82-68
1967-68 La Salle
80-64
1960-61 Canisius
94-73
1968-69 La Salle
68-56
1961-62 La Salle
73-63
1969-70 Canisius
80-70
92-55
1970-71 La Salle
18.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Wednesday, February
2,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 27,
TEMPLE 32
OUTLOOK: Owls have two top scorers and
lead-
rebounder returning in seniors 6-6 Ollie
Johnson (13.6 ppg.-10.7 rpg.) and 5-10 Paul Collins (12.7 ppg.). In addition, 6-7 Lee Tress (9.6
ppg.) and juniors 6-4 Mike Jones (7.0 ppg.) and
6-3 Tim Ferhle (6.8 ppg.) are capable vets.
Soph talent is in abundance in guards 6-1 John
Kneib (18.6 ppg.
frosh) and 5-11 Rick Trudeau
frosh), and big men, 6-8 Dan Kash(18.3 ppg.
mer, 6-6 Mike Arace, 6-7 George Bower and 6-3
Joe Rymal. A good blend of lettermen and newcomers will make the Owls a powerful quintet.
ing
—
—
Coach Harry Litwack
(W-333, L-175)
Nickname: Owls
Enrollment: 12,992
Colors: Cherry
& White
1970-71 Record: 13-12
Captains: Ollie Johnson &
(University)
Publicity: Al Shrier
&
John Everts
Office Phone:
Paul Collins
215-787-7445
Year
iy
Year Scores
1900-01 La Salle
15-10
1936-37 La Salle
....
37-31
1901-02 Temple
19-11
1937-38 Temple
....
37-22
1902-03 Temple
....
16-14
1938-39 La Salle
....
38-27
1903-04 La Salle
....
20-13
1939-40 Temple
....
39-37
1904-05 La Salle
....
19-17
1940-41 Temple
....
27-22
1905-06 Temple
....
23-21
1941-42 Temple
....
48-38
....
47-43
1906-07 Temple
....
25-17
1942-43 Temple
1907-08 Temple
....
29-20
1943-44 Temple
....
1908-09 La Salle
....
24-20
1945-46 Temple
....
70-60
1909-10 Temple
....
29-18
1946-47 La Salle
....
73-71
1910-11 Temple
....
30-21
1947-48 Temple
....
54-52
1911-12 La Salle
....
35-16
19-38-49
Temple
....
54-36
1912-13 Temple
....
27-22
1949-50 La Salle
....
60-55
1913-14 Temple
....
28-19
1949-50 La Salle
....
67-51
....
37-21
1950-51 La Salle
....
82-65
....
39-25
1950-51 Temple
....
59-54
1914-15 Temple
1915-16 Temple
73-45
—
1951-52 La Salle
75-59
1961-62 Temple
1951-52 La Salle
65-50
1962-63 La Salle
1952-53 La Salle
57-42
1963-64 Temple
....
63-57
1952-53 La Salle
65-45
1964-65 La Salle
....
83-70
1953-54 La Salle
77-53
1953-54 Temple
57-56
1964-65 La Salle
1965-66 Temple
1954-55 La Salle
59-57
1955-56 Temple
60-57
1956-57 La Salle
63-61
1966-67 Temple
....
78-61
1957-58 Temple
1958-59 La Salle
71-61
1967-68 La Salle
....
64-60
64-51
....
81-71
....
81-74
66-59 (0T)
1965-66 La Salle
....
86-85
1966-67 Temple
....
79-65
....
1967-68 La Salle
....
87-69
1959-60 Temple
77-53
1968-69 La Salle
....
101-85
1960-61 Temple
63-57
1969-70 Temple
....
69-61
67-64
1970-71
63-58
La Salle
NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY
19.
Saturday, February
5,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
FIRST MEETING
OUTLOOK: Fighting
Irish graduated their entire
including All-America Austin Carr
year's NCAA club. 5-11 junior John
Egart (1.7 ppg.) is the only letterman. Accent
will be on sophs with 6-8 John Shumate (22.4
6-7 Gary Novak (17.4
frosh),
ppg. -13.0 rpg.
ppg. -12. 5 rpg.— frosh), 6-6 Tom O'Mara (16.1
frosh), and 6-2 Bob Valibus (11.7 ppg.
ppg.
frosh) as welcome additions. Rebuilding prospectus, but not to be underestimated.
starting
from
five
last
—
—
Coach Dick Phelps
(First Year)
Location: Notre Dame, Ind.
46566
Enrollment: 7948
Colors: Blue
Roger Valdiserri &
Dave Kempton
Publicity:
Office Phone:
20.
Nickname: Fighting
Irish
& Gold
1970-71 Record: 21-8
Captain: To be
1,
Lost 6
named
219-272-3498
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
Monday, February
7,
1972, 8:00 P.M. (EST), at the National Guard Armory,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
3,
DREXEL O
OUTLOOK:
6-7 Stan Zadrozny, 6-6 soph Fran
Korwek, recovered from an injury, and 6-5 soph
Jack McCusker (11.8 ppg. -8. 8 rpg.— frosh) will
give the Dragons the height they sorely missed
last year. The starting backcourt is intact in
5-10 juniors Jerry Glick (14.1 ppg.) and Mike
Fee (6.2 ppg.), but 6-2 soph Dave Williams
frosh) or 6-3 transfer Greg Newman
(10.8 ppg.
could push for starting spots. Improved firepower will come from 6-4 holdover Vince MorHart (13.4
rison (12.1
ppg.) and 6-2 Jamie
frosh). Guarded optimism on the Drexel
ppg.
—
—
campus.
28
Coach Ray Haesler
(First Year)
Nickname: Dragons
Enrollment: 5600
& Gold
1970-71 Record: 7-17
Colors: Blue
(University)
Publicity: Al Nelson
Office Phone:
215-387-2400
Year by Year Scores
1944-45 La Salle
95-34
1944-45 La Salle
21.
75-46
81-63
1970-71 La Salle
HOLY CROSS COLLEGE
Saturday, February 12, 1972, 8:15 P.M. (EST), at Worcester Auditorium,
Worcester, Mass.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE
1,
HOLY CROSS
OUTLOOK: Three
starters return in 6-6 junior
Jim Schnurr (11.7 ppg.), 6-4 senior Stan Grayson
(11.6 ppg.), and 6-4 junior Kevin Stacom (9.2
ppg.). In addition, 6-8 junior Gene Doyle (9.3
ppg.), 6-3 senior Buddy Venne (7.8 ppg.) and
5-11 Bruce Grentz (4.0 ppg.) all saw action last
year. Top sophs are 6-4 Malcolm Moulton (24.0
frosh), 6-0 Dave Mapp (11.0 ppg.
frosh)
ppg.
and 6-5 Jim Maley (10.6 ppg. frosh). Good size,
shooting and rebounding should yield a fine
—
—
—
Coach Jack Donahue
season.
(W-91, L-55)
Location-. Worcester,
Mass. 01610
Enrollment: 2400
Conference: Yankee
Publicity-. Rich Lewis
Nickname: Crusaders
Colors: Royal Purple
1970-71 Record: 18-8
Year by Year Scores
1948-49 La Salle
22.
63-61
BISCAYNE COLLEGE
Tuesday, February 15, 1972, 8:15 P.M. (EST), at North Miami Beach
Auditorium, Miami, Fla.
SERIES RECORD:
FIRST MEETING
OUTLOOK: Bobcats have a dynamic backcourt
duo in returning starters 6-1 Jim McCloud (16.9
ppg.) and 6-3 floor leader John Gay (12.5 ppg.).
Juniors 5-11 Rich Haas (6.2 ppg.) and 5-11 Roddy
McCarthy (2.3 ppg.) and 5-8 soph Bruno lannone
(19.5 ppg— Texas El Paso frosh) provide depth
at guard. An inexperienced frontcourt may present problems as only 6-5 senior Steve Sahli
has seen game action. Success will depend on
the development of newcomers 6-6 Ken Tanke,
6-6 Ron Fisher, 6-3 Pat McGee, 6-5 Jim Stewart,
all sophs, and 6-7 freshman Rich Cosgrove.
Location: Miami, Fla.
33054
Coach Ken Stibler
(W-55, L-62)
Enrollment: 425
Nickname: Bobcats
Colors: Blue & White
Publicity: Bill Brubacker
Office Phone: 305 624-9661
Captains: To be
1970-71 Record: 15-9
5,
named
Lost 4
ALL TIME LA SALLE
Season
Won
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
1952
1951
1950
1949
1948
1947
1946
1945
1944
1943
1942
1941
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
1935
1934
1933
1932
1931
Lost
Pts. For
Opp. Pts.
20
7
14
12
23
20
1
2065
2153
2135
2171
2210
2136
1889
1863
1859
2048
1702
1924
2111
2169
1737
1786
1606
1674
1522
1700
1676
1803
1903
1716
1974
1896
1731
14
10
15
16
16
16
15
16
16
16
8
12
15
8
9
8
7
6
7
9
17
9
15
10
26
26
25
25
22
21
7
7
4
7
20
4
19
9
14
12
7
8
8
10
9
12
4
16
14
13
14
15
2503
2261
2243
2376
2089
1646
1758
1512
1507
1213
1063
648
1044
997
770
718
689
543
629
467
668
539
492
652
551
5
4
3
21
13
12
9
12
12
1791
1793
1646
1800
1700
1850
1972
1879
9
5
11
8
8
6
8
8
12
6
3
3
8
4
(I
Coach
PaulWesthead
Tom Gola
Tom Gola
Jim Harding
Joe Heyer
Joe Heyer
Bob Walters
Bob Walters
Donald Moore
Donald Moore
Donald Moore
Donald Moore
Donald Moore
Jim Pollard
Jim Pollard
Jim Pollard
Ken
Ken
Ken
Ken
Ken
Ken
2000
1768
1362
1449
1236
1159
1334
886
638
966
919
714
674
603
544
531
578
517
423
399
Loeffler
Loeffler
Loeffler
Loeffler
Loeffler
Loeffler
Charles McGlone
Charles McGlone
Charles McGlone
Joseph Meehan
Joseph Meehan
Joseph Meehan
"Obie" O'Brien
"Obie" O'Brien
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Leonard Tanseer
Thomas Conley
Thomas Conley
James J. Henry
—
—
COACHING RECORDS
(Since 1931)
Coach
Paul
Years of Service
Westhead
Name
Tom Gola
Won
Lost Avg.
(1)
1970-71
20
7
.741
(2)
1968-70
37
13
.740
Ken Durrett
Hubie Marshall
.
Larry Foust
Tom
Gola
Jim Harding
(1)
1967-68
20
8
.714
Joe Heyer
(2)
1965-67
24
27
.471
Bob Walters
(2)
1963-65
31
17
.646
Larry Cannon
...
Frank Corace
....
Norman Grekin
Donald (Dudey) Moore
(5)
1959-63
79
37
.681
Jim Pollard
(3)
1956-58
48
28
.632
Kenneth Loeffler
(6)
1950-55
145
30
.829
Charles McGlone
(3)
1947-49
60
16
.789
Joseph Meehan
(3)
1944-46
29
29
.500
"Obie" O'Brien
(2)
1942-43
25
21
.577
Name
Tom Gola
Tom Gola
Hubie Marshall
Leonard Tanseer
(8)
1934-41
SS
59
.598
Thomas Conley
(2)
1932-33
27
11
.711
James
(1)
1930-31
15
4
.769
648 307
.678
Totals
J.
Henry
41 Years
.,
.
Ken Durrett
Bob Fields
Frank Corace
Ken Durrett
Hubie Marshall
Larry Cannon ...
Bob McAteer
.
Tom
Tom
Gola
Gola
Fran Dunphy
Ken Durrett
Bernie Williams
I
)LLEGE STATISTICS
Leading Scorer
tain
jrrett
phy K. Durrett
Captains
non D. Ervin
.
G. Paull
-shall
Marano
unnane
Corace
:
tery T. Abbott
Games
Field Goals
27
26
24
28
26
25
23
25
24
25
22
22
23
25
26
25
31
30
28
29
29
25
28
24
23
23
247
249
17
Bob Fields
Ken Durrett
Ken Durrett
Larry Cannon
Hubie Marshall
Hubie Marshall
Curt Fromal
Frank Corace
Frank Corace
Bob McAteer
IcAteer
IcAteer
Captains
Bill
Raftery
Bob Alden
Joe Heyer
ner
Eltringham
Captains
Captains
Katheder
Lewis
Lewis
Bill
Al
Al
Tom
Tom
Tom
Tom
Sola
F. O'Hara
Captains
es Donnelly
s Phelan
a
Gola
Gola
Gola
Valters
Gola
Jack George
Larry Foust
Larry Foust
Larry Foust
Bob Walters
Bob Walters
Bob Walters
3lune
Bob Walters
16
Charles McGlone
Charles McGlone
23
Tom
20
Comerford
reenburg
reenburg
Bernhardt
Valters
sichman
es McGlone
len
Brnich
J.
Carroll
Hoerst
Hoerst
Captains
Carroll
<ear
Kratchowill
Clem Meehan
20
Meehan
Charles Mosicant
17
Clem Meehan
Mort Gratz
22
Hoerst
Hoerst
Hoerst
Hoerst
Points
567
632
111
134
98
132
109
120
77
117
69
133
106
116
60
72
129
62
202
186
145
120
69
83
99
87
191
207
220
277
182
242
186
205
143
122
171
127
165
132
274
252
186
192
200
136
177
257
480
546
549
674
441
601
441
543
392
360
402
326
459
326
750
690
517
504
469
355
453
401
348
367
247
215
—
—
160
108
47
—
31
79
85
67
66
53
57
42
85
34
24
28
48
182
188
152
174
130
147
105
198
116
63
36
32
26
158
98
17
Frank
Frank
Frank
Frank
Foul Goals
18
17
20
16
—
18
18
42
27
33
21
eehan
es Mosicant
Gratz Ray Bab
19
LEADING EXPLORER SCORERS
Career Scoring— Over 1,000 Points
Seasons
ns
d
55)
71)
67)
50)
69)
64)
53)
Games
121
71
74
103
75
73
88
Avg.
Points
20.3
2,461
1,679
1,576
1,464
1,430
1,411
1,243
23.6
21.3
14.2
19.0
19.3
14.1
Name
Played
Bob McAteer
George Paull
Bob Fields
Games
....
(1959-62)
....
(1964-67)
74
94
80
82
69
74
(1969-71)
52
Bernie Williams..
Fred lehle
Robert Walters ..
Alonzo Lewis ....
(1966-69)
(1950-53)
(1944-47)
(1954-57)
Avg.
Points
16.6
1.230
1.204
1,193
1.137
1,056
12.8
14.9
13.8
15.3
13.7
19.5
1.016
1,016
One Season Highs— Over 400 Points
Season
1955
1954
1966
1970
1971
1964
1971
1967
1968
1962
1953
1952
1970
1969
1968
Points
Name
750
690
674
632
605
Jack George
601
56/
549
546
543
517
504
485
Fred lehle
480
475
Fred lehle
Lewis
Larry Foust
Al
Larry
Cannon
.
.
.
.
.
.
Bernie Williams
.
Frank Corace
.
Curt Fromal
.
Larry
Cannon
Norm Grekin
Norm Grekin
Bob
Fields
Joe Heyer
.
.
.
.
.
Season
1951
1952
1957
1949
1967
1953
1969
1963
Points
469
469
459
453
448
444
442
441
1965
441
1969
1953
436
436
435
1952
1970
1959
411
402
23.
DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY
Sunday, February 20, 1972, 3:30 P.M. (EST), at the Civic Arena,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 10,
DUQUESNE 12
OUTLOOK: 6-3 senior Mike Barr
only
returning
starter,
but
(7.8 ppg.) is the
seniors 6-4 Darnell
Roebuck and 5-11 Dave Roddy and juniors 6-5
Wojdowski and 6-2 Ruben Montanez are
Jack
experienced
6-9
Lionel
lettermen. Best of the sophs are
(29.0 ppg. -15.0 rpg
frosh)
—
Billingy
and 6-4 Dan Slater (19.5 ppg.— frosh). Dukes'
success depends on responsiveness of youth
and jelling of speed movement.
Coach Red Manning
(W-199, L-113)
Location: Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219
Nickname: Dukes
Enrollment: 7600
Colors: Red
1970-71 Record: 21-4
Publicity: Robert Milie
Office Phone:
& Blue
412-434-6565
Captains: To be
6,
Lost 4
named
Year by Year Scores
1939-40 Duquesne
..
...
27-23
1960-61 Duquesne
1949-50 Duquesne
..
...
49-47
1961-62 Duquesne
80-66
1950-51 Duquesne
..
...
53-43
1962-63 La Salle
73-69
1951-52 Duquesne
..
...
71-60
1963-64 Duquesne
89-58
...
59-46
1964-65 La Salle
83-69
...
74-66
1965-66 Duquesne
79-77
...
67-65
1966-67 La Salle
77-66
...
87-80
1967-68 La Salle
80-79 (OT)
1951-52 La Salle
1952-53 La Salle
1954-55 Duquesne
..
1956-57 La Salle
78-63
...
74-55
1968-69 La Salle
85-71
1958-59 La Salle
...
72-65
1969-70 Duquesne
67-64
1959-60 La Salle
...
68-65
1970-71 Duquesne
95-86
1957-58 Duquesne
24.
..
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Wednesday, February 23, 1972, 8:45 P.M.
(EST), at the Palestra,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 14, SYRACUSE 7
6-1 senior All-America candidate Greg
Kohls (22.0 ppg.) will team with 6-2 soph Dennis DuVal (19.2 ppg.— frosh) to give the Orange
a fine backcourt. 6-3 junior Mike Lee (13.5 ppg.)
and 6-4 senior Bill Finney, recovered from an
injury, will be backed up at the forwards by 6-3
senior Paul Piotrowski (5.9 ppg.) and 6-2 junior
Mark Wadach (7.1 ppg.). Center is a battle between 6-5 soph Bob Dooms (11.0 ppg. -14. 7 rpg.
OUTLOOK:
—frosh) and 6-8 junior Mark
will
score and win big.
Ziolko. This
team
Coach Roy Danforth
(W-40, L-35)
32
Location: Syracuse, N.Y. 13210
Enrollment: 10,286
Publicity: Larry Kimball
Nickname: Orangemen
Colors: Orange
1970-71 Record: 19-7
Captains: To be
6,
Lost 3
named
Year by Year Scores
1954-55 La Salle
103-54
1963-64 La Salle
1955-56 La Salle
75-62
1964-65 La Salle
1955-56 La Salle
71-64
1964-65 Syracuse
104-81
1956-57 Syracuse
94-82
1965-66 Syracuse
98-85
1957-58 La Salle
59-55 (OT)
1966-67 Syracuse
88-84
1958-59 La Salle
79-71
1966-67 Syracuse
102-81
1959-60 Syracuse
91-84 (OT)
1967-68 La Salle
78-68
1960-61 La Salle
81-75
1967-68 La Salle
105-81
1961-62 La Salle
69-53
1968-69 La Salle
83-63
1962-63 La Salle
74-66
1969-70 La Salle
108-101
73-70 (OT)
75-68
1970-71 Syracuse
25.
63-61
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
Saturday, February 26, 1972, 8:45 P.M. (EST), at the Palestra,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SERIES RECORD:
LA SALLE 10, VILLANOVA 12
OUTLOOK: Replacing graduates 6-8 All-America
Howard Porter and 6-6 Clarence Smith from last
year's NCAA runner-up squad will not be easy.
But the Wildcats return seniors 6-7 Hank Siemiontkowski (15.8 ppg.) and 6-5 Chris Ford (13.8
ppg.), who will move to forward, and 6-3 junior
guard Tom Ingelsby (13.3 ppg.). 6-4 senior Joe
McDowell, sixth man a year ago, should battle
6-6 soph Larry Moody (19.5 ppg.— frosh) for a
forward berth, while the remaining backcourt
position will go to 6-2 junior Ed Hastings, if he
has fully recovered from an injury. Traditionally,
the 'Cats are tough
this year will
be no
exception.
—
Location: Villanova, Pa. 19085
Enrollment: 5000
Publicity:
Hugh Ortman
215-527-2100
Office Phone:
Coach Jack Kraft
(W-211, L-74)
Nickname: Wildcats
& White
1970-71 Record: 27-7
Colors: Blue
Captains: Joe McDowell &
Chris Ford
Year by Year Scores
1933-34 Villanova
25-23
1961-62 Villanova
1934-35 Villanova
22-21
1961-62 Villanova
75-67
1934-35 La Salle
29-23
1952-63 Villanova
63-47
1955-56 Villanova
76-73
1963-64 La Salle
63-59
1955-56 La Salle
71-64
1964-65 Villanova
86-72
1956-57 La Salle
75-61
1965-66 La Salle
78-70
1957-58 La Salle
111-105 (OT)
65-63
1966-67 Villanova
68-59
1957-58 La Salle
75-64
1967-68 Villanova
64-56
1958-59 Villanova
63-57
1968-69 La Salle
74-67
1959-60 Villanova
68-52
1969-70 Villanova
96-85
1960-61
76-71
1970-71 La Salle
73-69
La Salle
Past
Records
i*.
.
It S
i
All-America Ken Durrett (no. 33) lefthands two of his 45 points which
sparked La Salle's 91-76 rout of Western Kentucky and set new Palestra and
Explorers' standards. Durrett, MAC and Big Five MVP, finished his career with
1679 points, second highest total in La Salle history. Ken's career per-game
average of 23.6 is the school's best ever.
6-7
\ 2_
'•^x
Big Five All-Star Bobby Fields (with ball) springs for two of his 27
the Explorers' 64 61 conquest of Creighton at the Palestra. Fields
an amazing 1,016 points in only a two-season career at La Salle,
and his '70-71 output of 605 points is the fifth highest one-year total at the
MAC and
counters
in
registered
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THE EXPLORERS' 1970-71 SEASON
IN
La
REVIEW
Dedication, desire, hustle and pride were the characteristics of the 1970-71
Salle College varsity basketball team whose achievement of twenty magic
victories can be attributed to the great first year coaching of Paul Westhead,
and thirteen athletes who adopted "playing to exhaustion" as a way of
life.
A unanimous preseason pick for last in the Big Five, the Explorers shocked
the "experts" by streaking through fifteen of their first sixteen contests.
When Westhead's five captured the Charlotte Invitational Tourney in late
December some eyebrows were raised, but a victory at Tulsa, a massacre of
powerful Western Kentucky, and a rare victory at Niagara Falls, convinced
observers that this La Salle club was for real.
Then in the first half of a rout of Canisius, 6-7 All-America Ken Durrett
sprained his right knee, and the prophets who originally forecast a disastrous
season for the Explorers had their second chance. But this La Salle team
was not about to fold; they showed their greatness, their heart, which is
unsurpassed in the history of athletics at the 109-year-old Christian Brothers'
institution.
"Win for the Big Guy" became the inspirational force behind superhuman
team efforts that shocked bitter rival Villanova (73-69) and rugged Creighton
Invitation
(64-61). The Explorers had battled their way into the National
Tourney, and established themselves as one of the all-time great teams at
La Salle.
Above all this past season stood 6-7 senior captain Ken Durrett, everyone's
All-America and the Middle Atlantic Conference Most Valuable Player. Ken
established himself as the greatest per-game scorer in the history of La Salle
College with 1679 points in 71 games for a 23.6 ppg. career average. He had
40 point outbursts against Miami, Niagara and Lafayette and wrote a new
La Salle and Palestra scoring mark with 45 points against Western Kentucky
in one of the greatest performances ever witnessed in Philadelphia. Coach
Westhead found Ken's leadership quality and splendid personality off the court
equally impressive.
Bobby Fields, great all-around guard, gave the Explorers a consistent twenty
points per game and solid defense. In the absence of the injured Durrett, Bob
destroyed Villanova with a 30-point, 12-rebound performance, and added 39
points (career high) against Rider, and 33 points against St. Joseph's. In two
seasons, he scored 1016 points, and entered the 1000-point club in the NIT.
Durrett and Fields, however, each of whom entered the pro ranks, were far
the entire La Salle show. 6-0 senior Greg Cannon ran the Explorers'
patterned offense with precision and cleverness, while leading his team in
"unsung" categories of steals and assists. Ronny Kennedy, 6-5 senior defensive
ace, confronted opponents' big men such as LIU's Walter Jones, Western
Kentucky's 7-0 Jim McDaniels, Tulsa's 6-10 Dana Lewis, and Villanova's 6-8
Howard Porter with unbelievable success. Jimmy Crawford, La SaMe's 6-4
"sky man," averaged over 12 ppg. and added a solid 8 rpg. as one of the
Big Five's super sophs.
from
Unheralded 6-3 senior Bobby Walsh gained the nickname "Hondo" with
points in key situations as the Explorers' sixth man early in the year,
but when Durrett was injured he stepped into a starting guard role like a
veteran. Bob scored 147 points, mostly as a reserve, after totaling 20 points
in two previous seasons.
crucial
Solid backup performance through the year came from 6-7 soph John Maull,
Tom Fuhs, and 6-2 senior Bill Michuda, who missed
the first half of the season due to a knee operation.
a fine shooter, 5-11 hustler
Spirited 6-5 senior Jorge Garayta, 6-5 junior Jeff Piccone, and a pair of 6-2
sophs, Bill Fox and Ken Kennedy, also contributed their strength and talent
substitute roles.
in
For the seven Explorers' seniors there was a feeling of accomplishment,
sense of fulfillment, in their 1970-71 happening, and for La Salle College,
was the realization of the Westhead era, spirited, competitive and
exciting basketball, win or lose.
a
there
36
Ken Durrett (no. 33) was ready for this rebound, but Ron Kennedy (center)
bagged this short jump shot in La Salle's 63-58 victory over Temple. Kennedy,
Explorers' 6-5 defensive stopper, completed a fine two-season career.
the
Playmaker Greg Cannon (no. 22) is about to feed Bobby Walsh (no. 11) for an
uncontested lay-up as the Durrettless La Salle five upset Creighton. The 6-0
Cannon and the 6-3 Walsh came out of nowhere to have great senior seasons
for the Olneyites.
37
EXPLORER HIGH MARKS
1970-71
INDIVIDUAL
POINTS SCORED (HALF)— 25, Ken Durrett
vs.
Miami
POINTS SCORED (GAME)—45, Ken Durrett
vs.
Western Kentucky*
SCORED— 17,
FIELD GOALS
FREE THROWS
SCORED— 15,
REBOUNDS— 18,
ASSISTS
—
Bob Fields
Ken Durrett
Greg Cannon
11,
Ken Durrett
vs.
Lafayette
vs. Rider
Niagara
vs.
Canisius
vs.
TEAM
POINTS SCORED (HALF)— 62,
POINTS SCORED (GAME)— 97,
SCORED— 39,
FIELD GOALS
FREE THROWS
ASSISTS— 22,
*New
vs.
Miami
vs.
Niagara
vs.
SCORED— 32,
REBOUNDS— 57,
Pennsylvania
vs.
Pennsylvania and Canisius
vs.
Pennsylvania
Boston College
vs.
La Salle Record
1970-71
ATTENDANCE
La Salle's basketballers played before a total of 122,620 fans during
the
1970-71 season for an average of 4,542. The Explorers attracted
74,347 spectators
in
14 home contests for an average of 5,310, and
48,273 spectators
in
13
road shows for an average of 3,713. The La
Salle five played before seven capacity audiences, the largest of which
was
a
Palestra sellout (9,231) for an
MAC
clash against St. Joseph's.
LA SALLE'S 1970-71 ALL-OPPONENT TEAM
PLAYER
GAME OUTCOME
EFFORT
Jim McDaniels, W. Kentucky. ...28 pts., 20 reb'ds
(La Salle
Mike Bantom,
(St.
Howard
St.
26
Joseph's
pts.,
22 reb'ds
15 reb'ds
Porter, Villanova
26
pts.,
Dave Wohl, Pennsylvania
25
pts.
Mickey Davis, Duquesne
20
pts., 11 reb'ds,
91-76)
Joe's.(OT) 81-76)
(La Salle
(Penn
(Duquesne
73-69)
107-88)
95-86)
12 assists
OTHER NOMINEES:
Rich Yunkus, Georgia Tech; Marshall Wingate, Niagara; Blaine Henry
and Russell Lee, Marshall;
Jarret
Bill
Smith, Syracuse; Steve Jefferson, Rider;
Durham, Duquesne; Willie
and Dana Lewis, Tulsa.
Allen, Miami;
Quinas Brower, Hofstra;
1970-71
SEASON RESULTS AND
GAME-BY-GAME SCORING
(Returning Players Capitalized)
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Ou.OOS£?oSu.2Q-C3U.
6
6
—
13
1
-
89
59
18
36
6
6
68
53
20
24
9
1
Miami
97
77
23
40
20
2
-
6
2
Marshall
76
75
20
27
6
9
8
6
-
6
2
-
West Chester
82
68
21
27
13
8
6
5
Pennsylvania
88
107
23
31
18
2
8
1
-
'Georgia
50
42
7
18
2
10
9
2
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75
63
21
23
14
4
6
7
Tulsa
63
61
14
22
9
7
4
7
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63
58
11
31
11
6
West. Kentucky
91
76
20
45
13
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96
79
30
40
12
5
2
5
4
2
2
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93
82
27
40
17
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Drexel
81
63
24
22
13
12
Hofstra
79
62
29
27
7
1
3
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Loyola
74
53
22
29
6
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6
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75
13
33
4
12
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Canisius
92
55
27
15
10
8
9
4
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5
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73
69
30
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11
17
6
7
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2
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86
95
20
9
24
7
15
3
4
4
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64
61
27
19
11
4
2
1
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62
54
22
15
8
12
1
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66
18
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82
84
39
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74
71
20
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76
81
33
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25
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10
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11
11
4
10
1
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119
14
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10
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(no. 25), Bob Fields (no. 12), and Greg Cannon (right), but the Explorers
bowed to Pennsylvania, 107-88.
ALL-TIME LA SALLE RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
LSC— one
game:
POINTS:
Ken Durrett,
45,
vs.
Western Kentucky, January 16
1971
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED:
Tom
33,
Gola, vs. Temple, February
26, 1955.
33, Frank Corace, vs. Penn, February
12, 1963.
33, Hubie Marshall, vs. Penn,
December 21
1966
FIELD GOALS MADE:
Bob McAteer (28 arts.), vs. Millersvi lie,
December 1 1961
20, Ken Durrett (27 atts.), vs.
Lafayette, February 4 1970
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED:
21, Bob Fields, vs. Rider, March 1
1971
20,
THROWS MADE:
FREE
17 (18
Bob McAteer.
atts.),
REBOUNDS:
37, Tom Gola, vs. Lebanon
POINTS IN ONE-HALF:
vs.
W. Kentucky, March 2
Valley, January 15
33, Hubie Marshall, vs. Albright,
LSC— one
December
1962
1955
1965.
1.
season:
POINTS:
750,
Tom
Gola, 1954-55.
FIELD GOALS:
277, Hubie Marshall, 1965-66.
FREE
THROWS ATTEMPTED:
267,
FREE
Tom
Gola, 1954-55.
THROWS MADE:
202,
Tom
Gola, 1954-55.
Opponents— one game:
POINTS:
52. Calvin Murphy, Niagara,
December 16 1967
40, Joe Steiner, Bucknell, February 7
1962
FIELD GOALS MADE:
20, Joe Steiner, Bucknell, February 7
FREE
23,
FREE
18,
1962
THROWS ATTEMPTED:
Howie Landa, Lebanon
Valley, January 15
1955
THROWS MADE:
Bob McNeill,
St.
Joseph's, February 26, 1958.
Dariel Carrier, W. Kentucky, February
25
J964
REBOUNDS:
33, Art Beatty.
American
U.,
January 10, 1967
HUBIE MARSHALL
TEAM RECORDS
LSC— one
game:
COMBINED SCORE:
220 (99-121),
vs.
Miami,
Fla..
January 23
1964
POINTS:
125, vs. Loyola
(La.),
February
4,
1967.
LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN.75 (LSC 95, P.M.C.
42
20), vs. P.M.C.,
January 29, 1947.
112, vs. Furman, February 6, 1954.
FIELD GOALS:
56, vs. Loyola (La.), February 4, 1967.
FREE
THROWS
51, vs.
FREE
TRIED:
Duquesne, February
16, 1957.
THROWS MADE:
36, vs. Pennsylvania, January 22, 1969.
REBOUNDS:
85, vs. Brandeis and Canisius (1955).
ASSISTS:
35, vs. Loyola
(La.),
February
4,
1967.
POINTS ONE-HALF:
\
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67, vs. St. Francis (Pa.), January 28, 1969.
PERSONAL FOULS:
33, vs.
-
Western Kentucky, February 25, 1964
Opponents— one game:
/
LARRY FOUST
MOST POINTS:
121, Miami,
Fla.,
January 23, 1964.
105, Creighton, February
1,
1967.
FIELD GOALS MADE:
47, Miami,
FREE
January 23, 1964.
Fla.,
THROWS ATTEMPTED:
52, N.C. State, January 23, 1954.
FREE
THROWS MADE:
37, Valparaiso,
December
29, 1956.
37, W. Kentucky, February 25, 1964.
REBOUNDS:
79, St. Joseph's, January 8, 1966.
LSC— one
season:
POINTS:
2,503- in 31
games, 1954-55.
POINTS-PER-GAME:
89.0
24 games, 1968-69.
in
FIELD GOALS MADE:
959
in
FRANK CORACE
31 games, 1954-55.
THROWS ATTEMPTED:
FREE
879
in
28 games, 1952-53.
THROWS MADE:
FREE
585
in
Other
31 games, 1954-55.
Team Records:
MOST VICTORIES:
26, 1953-54 and 1954-55.
MOST LOSSES:
15, 1965-66.
LONGEST WINNING STREAK:
15 games (1968-69).
BEST SEASON RECORD:
W
23, L
1
(1968-69).
TOM GOLA
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TOURNAMENT RECORDS
MID-SEASON
Won
Charlotte
Invitational
2
Richmond Invitational
Quaker City Tourney
Orange Bowl Tourney
ECAC Holiday Festival
2
13
Lost
Pet.
1970
1958
5
.722
1964,69
1
.667
13
8
.619
2
2
.500
1
1
.500
Vanderbilt Invitational
1
1
.500
Volunteer
1
1
.500
37
19
.661
2
Kentucky Invitation
Eoston Garden Tourney
Classic
Totals
1952-53
New York
Holiday Festival,
Champions Runners-up
1.000
1.000
1955
1954,55
1967
1969
4
6
(5th Place)
De Paul 63
La
Salle
La Salle 61
86
Cincinnati
New York
La Salle 80
1953-54
1968
La
Holiday Festival,
New York
Niagara
La
St.
69
Brigham Young 62
Salle
49
S.
Kentucky 63
Salle
California
New York
(2nd Place)
Syracuse 54
103
UCLA 77
La Salle 85
La Salle 65
Duquesne 67
Holiday Festival,
New York
(5th
Place)
La Salle 62
San Francisco 79
Syracuse 72
La Salle 75
La
Salle 85
St.
Orange Bowl Tournament, Miami Beach,
Fla. (5th
Seton Hall 72
La Salle 82
1931-62
Richmond
(Va.)
La
Salle
72
La
Salle
59
Invitational
Holiday Festival,
La Salle 87
Cincinnati
Dayton 81
44
Valparaiso 73
103
La Salle
64
John's 76
Place)
La Salle 76
W. Kentucky 89
1957-58
38
La Salle 54
Holiday Festival,
La
1956-57
Louis 63
Kentucky Invitational (2nd Place)
La
1955-56
60
La Salle 50
74
Salle
Salle
(3rd Place)
La Salle 77
1954-55
63
UCLA 53
Kentucky 73
1954-55
81
Kentucky Invitational (2nd Place)
La Salle 62
1953-54
U.
(Won Championship)
Virginia
(OT)
New York
64
Richmond 55
(4th Place)
Dartmouth 60
La Salle 56
La Salle 67
TOURNAMENT RECORDS
1962-63
1963-64
Quaker City Festival, Palestra (5th Place)
Brigham Young 84
La Salle 80
(0T)
La Salle 74
La Salle 73
Delaware 64
Bowling Green 67
Quaker City Festival, Palestra (Won Championship)
Northwestern 69
Georgetown 69
Bonaventure 80
St.
La Salle 83
La Salle 91
La Salle 80
1964-65
Holiday Festival,
St.
New York
(5th Place)
La Salle 71
Temple 70
Syracuse 70
John's 78
La Salle 83
La Salle 73
1965-66
Quaker City
(OT)
Festival,
Palestra (4th
Place)
Brigham Young 69
La Salle 71
Temple 66
Minnesota 92
1966-67
La Salle 59
La Salle 87
(OT)
Vanderbilt Invitational, Nashville (2nd Place)
Nebraska 76
La Salle 95
La Salle 99
Vanderbilt 100
1966-67
Quaker City Festival, Palestra (5th Place)
Syracuse 88
La Salle 84
Niagara 72
Bowling Green 77
La Salle 86
La Salle 78
1967-68
1967-68
Boston Garden Christmas Tournament (3rd Place)
Providence 77
La Salle 56
La Salle 68
North Carolina St. 63
Holiday Festival,
New York
(5th Place)
94
100
La Salle 78
Louisville
West
La Salle
1968-69
Quaker City Festival, Spectrum (2nd Place)
Penn
La Salle 70
La Salle
108
1969-70
La Salle 59
Volunteer Classic, Knoxville, Tenn. (2nd Place)
La Salle 81
La Salle 47
Quaker City Festival, Palestra (Champions)
76
La Salle 68
La Salle 89
Yale 59
Tennessee 55
Georgia 66
Cornell 56
Columbia 74
La Salle
1970-71
State 55
Indiana 88
South Carolina 62
1969-70
La Salle 71
Virginia 83
Syracuse 68
Charlotte Invitational (Champions)
La Salle 50
Georgia 42
Boston College 63
La Salle 75
POST-SEASON
Won
N.C.A.A
Champions Runners-up
Lost
Pet.
9
2
.818
1954
5
7
.417
1952
1
1
.500
5
3
.625
1968
1947, 1967
20
13
.606
3
4
1955
National Invitational
Tourney (NIT)
Cincinnati
Invitational
Middle Atlantic Conference
Totals
..
1949
45
NCAA TOURNAMENT
1954
1955
(Won National Championship)
La Salle 76
La Salle 88
La Salle 64
La Salle 69
La Salle 92
Fordham 74
(OT)
N.
St.
81
Navy 48
Penn State 54
Bradley 76
(Eastern Champions and National Runners-up)
La Salle 95
W. Virginia 61
Princeton 46
Canisius 64
Iowa 73
La Salle 63
La Salle 73
La Salle 99
La Salle 76
San Francisco 77
1968
Carolina
(Eliminated
in
First
Round)
Columbia 83
La Salle 69
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
(NIT)
1948
(Eliminated
Round)
Western Kentucky 68
La Salle 61
1950
(Reached Quarter-Finals)
La Salle 72
Duquesne 49
La Salle 47
1951
(Eliminated
in
First
Arizona 66
Round)
Louis 73
St.
1952
in First
La Salle 61
(Won Championship)
La Salle 80
Seton Hall 76
La Salle 51
St.
John's 45
Duquesne 46
Dayton 64
La Salle 59
La Salle 75
1953
(Seeded
1963
Quarter-Finals)
(Eliminated
La Salle 74
First
Round)
in
First
Round)
in
First
Round)
in
Louis 62
St.
1965
in
John's 75
St.
(Eliminated
La Salle 61
Detroit 93
1971
La Salle 86
(Eliminated
Georgia
Tech
70
La Salle 67
CINCINNATI INVITATIONAL
1949
(Third Place)
Cincinnati
50
La Salle 49
La Salle 63
William
& Mary 51
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
1947
1967
(Second Place)
La Salle 47
Muhlenberg 45
Swarthmore 43
La Salle 41
(Second Place)
La Salle 73
St.
Temple 78
19S8
(Won Championship)
La Salle 84
American U. 57
Temple 69
La Salle 87
1971
(Second Place)
La Salle 74
St.
46
Joseph's 70
La Salle 61
Joseph's 81
Lafayette 71
(OT)
La Salle 76
EXPLORER CENTURY MARKS
(35)
(Opponents have scored 100 against La Salle 17 times)
RESULT
YEAR
SITE
LA SALLE 108, Syracuse 101
1969-70
Palestra
1969-70
LA SALLE 106, American 86
Palestra
1969-70
LA SALLE 102, Lafayette 73
Palestra
1969-70
LA SALLE 101, Niagara 90
Palestra
1968-69
LA SALLE 100, Baltimore 57
Palestra
1968-69
LA SALLE 108, Indiana 88
Spectrum
1968-69
LA SALLE 103, Creighton 84
Palestra
1968-69
LA SALLE 101, Temple 85
Palestra
1968-69
LA SALLE 107,
Altoona, Pa.
1968-69
LA SALLE 102, Loyola (South) 65
Palestra
1967-68
LA SALLE 100, W. Virginia 83
Madison Sq. Garden
1967-68
LA SALLE 103,
Palestra
1967-68
Palestra
1966-67
LA SALLE 103, Gettysburg 67
Palestra
1966-67
LA SALLE 125, Loyola
Palestra
1966-67
LA SALLE 108, Oklahoma City 97
1965-66
LA SALLE 103, American
1965-66
LA SALLE 102, Miami 108
Miami,
1964-65
LA SALLE 101, Seton Hall 71
Palestra
St.
St.
Francis (Pa.) 95
Joseph's 71
(La.)
80
U.
93
Palestra
Palestra
Fla.
1963-64
Palestra
1962-63
LA SALLE 105, Bucknell 55
Palestra
1961-62
LA SALLE 102, Millersville 62
Lincoln High
1960-61
Easton, Pa.
LA SALLE 102, Georgetown 72
Washington, D.C.
1958-59
1957-58
*LA SALLE 111, Villanova 105
1956-57
LA SALLE 103, Valparaiso 73
Miami Beach,
1954-55
Madison Sq. Garden
1954-55
LA SALLE 102, Brandeis 56
Convention Hall
1954-55
LA SALLE 112, Lebanon Valley 70
Convention
1953-54
LA SALLE 100, Furman 83
Convention Hall
1952-53
LA SALLE 101, Albright 62
Reading, Pa.
1952-53
LA SALLE 111, West Chester 60
La
Salle
Fieldhouse
1952-53
LA SALLE 106, Muhlenberg 73
La
Salle
Fieldhouse
1951-52
LA SALLE 103, Geneva 74
Beaver
1951-52
LA SALLE 105, Murray State 82
'Triple Overtime (1st
team ever
to score
Palestra
Fla.
Hall
Falls, Pa.
Convention Hall
100 aga nst La
Salle)
TOP ROOKIE SCORERS
(*
Indicates freshman totals; -junior totals; other sophomores)
Year
1951-52
1968-69
1966-67
1969-70
1960-61
1967-68
1961-62
Player
&
'Torn Gola,
Position
F-C
Ken Durrett, C-F
Larry Cannon
'Bob Fields
Bill
Raftery, G-F
Ed Szczesny, C-F
Frank Corace, F
Points
504
480
448
411
392
370
369
ALL-TIME
RECORD WITH
COLLEGIATE OPPONENTS
Name: 1971-72 Opponents)
(Bold Face
Won
Opponent
Akron
Lost
1
Albright
26
2
Alumni
American U
12
6
1
Arizona
2
Arkansas
Arnold
Baldwin-Wallace
Baltimore U
1
1
....
2
1
4
First
Last
Last La Salle
Last 0pp.
Met
Met
Victory
Victory
1940
1946
1931
1966
1950
1948
1943
1949
1933
1940
1970
1948
Baylor
1953
1948
1943
1951
1969
(First
Biscayne
(First
Bloomsburg
Boston College
Bowling Green
Bradley
Brandeis
Brigham Young
Brooklyn College
1
3
4
1
2
1
1
3
....
1
1
Bucknell
8
Butler
Canisius
11
1
CCNY
U
Catholic
8
4
4
4
Cincinnati
3
5
Coast Guard
Col. of Osteopathy
Columbia
2
2
Columbus University
Cooper Union
Cornell
2
1
1
1
1
1
Creighton
3
Dartmouth
1
Davis-Elkins
4
Dayton U
Delaware
DePaul
3
6
1
1
2
Detroit
1
2
Dickinson
2
Drexel
3
10
Duquesne
E.
1971
Kentucky
6
1
12
3
Elizabethtown
2
1950
1947
1949
1954
1955
1949
1935
1959
1940
1941
1938
1933
1948
1943
1932
1968
1942
1933
1970
1963
1962
1935
1952
1931
1950
1965
1954
1945
1940
1952
1932
1950
1970
1967
1957
1955
1966
1935
1968
1940
1971
1946
1947
1962
1946
1934
1970
1942
1933
1970
1971
1962
1942
1962
1965
1953
1970
1956
1962
1956
1932
1966
1951
1970
1971
1952
1968
1944
1971
1949
1971
1971
1970
1932
(First
Fairfield
Hofstra
3
Holy Cross
Idaho
1
1954
1954
1932
1945
1951
1970
1949
1938
1946
1932
1969
1949
1
1951
1951
1939
1957
1939
1969
Fordham
Furman
5
Gallaudet
Georgetown
Geo. Washington
1
15
....
Georgia
Georgia Tech
48
1
2
1
Geneva
Illinois
8
1
3
Gettysburg
Haverford College
Indiana
1
2
Wesleyan
11
3
..
..
2
1
1
1
1940(33-30)
1970(89-59)
1948(71-35)
1971(62-54)
1953(87-68)
1948(69-58)
1943(83-48)
1951(86-67)
1969(100-57)
Meeting)
Meeting)
1950(67-41)
1970(75-63)
1967(78-77)
1957 (87-77)
1955(102-56)
1966(71-69)
1935(28-17)
1968(84-69)
1946(67-61)
1967(94-90)
1949(52-49)
1949(51-45)
1956 (93-78)
1963(84-73)
1940(46-37)
1971(92-55)
1947 (68-33)
1953(86-81)
1946 (59-46)
1934(32-13)
1970(89-74)
1942(47-45)
1933(33-16)
1970(68-56)
1971(64-61)
1962(87-60)
1942(44-33)
1954(82-58)
1965(97-47)
1950(49-41)
1969(98-96)
1956(98-57)
1971 (81-63)
1969(85-71)
1970(84-82)
1932(46-14)
1970 (80 70)
1946(94-52)
1939 (45-40)
1962(64-56)
1945 (58-44)
1968(83-69)
1970(86-77)
1962(81-67)
1931(33-25)
1953(68-62)
1970(81-77)
1971(95-86)
Meeting)
1962 (60-56)
1956(73-65)
1965(88-80)
1951 (85-63)
1970(50-42)
1949(67-59)
1952(103-74)
1968 (96-58)
1971 (79-62)
1949(63-61)
1951 (60-49)
1939(25-23)
1969(108-88)
1956 (84-69)
1932(23-17)
1966(101-99)
1971(70-67)
1962 (57-44)
1944(56-42)
1957(93-80)
ALL-TIME
RECORD WITH
Won
Opponent
Lost
Victory
1966
1955
1952
1955
1945
1971
1947
1955
1964
1970
1968
1971
1954
1964
1970
1966(94-72)
1955(76-73)
1970
1
4
1
2
9
4
1951
2
Kansas
Kentucky
Kutztown
1
1
Lafayette
21
5
1
2
Lock Haven
1
Lebanon Valley
4
6
Lehigh
Long Island U
3
5
Louisville
2
7
4
Loyola (South)
(Md.)
Last 0pp.
Victory
17
Iowa
Loyola
Last La Salle
Met
25
2
Marshall (W. Va.)
Last
Met
1954
1954
1952
1954
1945
1945
1947
1939
1959
1936
1949
1955
1934
1913
1943
lona
Manhattan
First
....
Massachusetts
Miami (Fla.)
1
(First
1945 (64-48)
1971 (74-71)
1947 (69-36)
1955(112-70)
1964(68-40)
1970(68-53)
1966(96-92)
1971 (74-53)
1954(97-62)
1964(75-62)
1970(76-75)
1952 (70-65)
1955(63-54)
1945 (54-53)
1966(93-81)
1942(61-37)
1968(94-71)
1964(63-61)
1944 (53-45)1949(62-53)
1970(97-88)
Meeting)
1970(97-77)
1970(103-96)
ALL-TIME INTERSECTIONAL RECORD
BY CONFERENCE
Won
Conference
Southern
(Big Six)
Big Ten
Middle Atlantic
Western Athletic
League
Ivy
Coast
Atlantic
Ohio
Valley
Missouri
Valley
Pet.
1.000
5
1
.833
4
2
.667
153
81
.654
6
4
.600
16
15
.516
9
8
.529
14
13
.519
11
13
.458
Mid-American
6
7
.462
Southwest
1
2
.333
Southeast
3
5
.375
Big Eight
_J_
2
.333
TOTALS
240
153
.611
Millersville
19
1
3
1
Minnesota
Morehead
1
St
Morris-Harvey
Moravian
Mt.
Lost
11
West
Far
St.
3
Mary's
Muhlenberg
Murray State
Navy
Nebraska
Newark
Northwestern
Notre
Dame
4
23
8
1
1
1
2
N.Y.U
N. Carolina St
North Carolina U.
Niagara
4
4
1
5
..
7
1
13
1
12
1939
1966
1945
1934
1941
1931
1941
1952
1954
1967
1942
1953
1949
1947
1934
1964
1962
1966
1968
1942
1948
1939
1963
1952
1954
1967
1943
1953
1968
1947
1971
1964
(First
1962(102-62)
1968(81-73)
1942(39-27)
1948(79-58)
1939(34-26)
1963(88-49)
1952(105-82)
1954(64-48)
1967 (99 76)
1943(50-35)
1953(80-63)
1968(68-63)
1947(65-62)
1971(96
79)
1958 (90-80)
1966 (92-87)
1945 (54-47)
1933(21-14)
1959 (92-75)
1961(71-68)
1968(100 83)
1964 (91-69)
Meeting)
49
ALL-TIME
RECORD WITH
Won
Opponent
Oklahoma A&M
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma U
1
1
1
P.M.C
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Phila. Pharmacy
Phillips
8
3
11
13
2
....
Textile
Phila.
Lost
4
2
Oilers
1
Princeton
Providence
Richmond
1
1
1
1
4
Rice
2
Rider
14
4
Roanoke
1
1
Rutgers U
San Francisco
Santa Clara
1
4
Scranton
St. Joseph's
St. Bonaventure
....
St.
Francis (Pa.)
....
St.
Francis (N.Y.)
....
St.
John's (N.Y.)
....
St.
Louis
1
1
17
9
35
32
1
1
3
7
3
3
2
3
Seattle
Seton Hall
12
South Carolina
Southern California 2
Stanford
1
Susquehanna
Temple
27
Temple Pharmacy .. 2
Tennessee
Texas Wesleyan ....
1
Toledo
1
Tulsa
U.C.L.A
Upsala
Ursinus
Utah
Utah State
Valparaiso
Vanderbilt
1
4
1
1
2
1
2
1
10
2
12
1
Washington College
West Chester
3
25
Western Kentucky
Westminster
West Virginia
William & Mary ....
..
7
6
12
1
3
1
Wyoming
1
P.I
2
1
Yale
1
Youngstown
1
50
1
1
1
Forest
(0.)
7
32
2
2
1
Virginia
Xavier
1
1
Villanova
Wyomissing
11
2
1
S. W. Missouri State
Syracuse
14
Wake
3
2
1
1
First
Last
Met
Met
1940
1967
1945
1936
1934
1954
1935
1931
1952
1932
1937
1955
1941
1933
1937
1961
1949
1940
1932
1901
1958
1947
1937
1936
1951
1965
1932
1969
1948
1953
1946
1953
1955
1900
1931
1970
1948
1940
1967
1945
1955
1970
1969
1937
1932
1952
1955
1968
1958
1942
1971
1939
1961
1956
1941
1960
1941
1940
1950
1935
1932
1947
1964
1957
1967
1934
1948
1953
1940
1932
1948
1938
1955
1949
1943
1940
1958
1970
1952
1971
1964
1969
1948
1965
1963
1966
1966
1969
1955
1953
1947
1953
1971
1971
1932
1970
1948
1950
1971
1955
1936
1932
1955
1966
1958
1967
1971
1958
1953
1942
1970
1971
1938
1968
1949
1943
1941
1959
1970
1953
Last La Salle
Victory
Last Opp.
Victory
1940(33-16)
1967(108-97)
1955(94-39)
1969 (78 64)
1969(70-55)
1937(41-15)
1932(31-10)
1955 (73-46)
1937(47-36)
1958(59-55)
1970(72-66)
1937(32-29)
1961(85-63)
1941(41-37)
1960(82-77)
1969(84-67)
1964(83-80)
1969(107-95)
1948 (53-52)
1956(85-76)
1963(62-61)
1965(101-71)
1945(52-38)
1939(36-31)
1970 (107-88)
1952(92-58)
1932 (25-24)
1968(77-56)
1942(51-41)
1971(84-82)
1939(31-30)
1956(79-62)
1940(54-29)
1952(55-52)
1971(81-76)
1958(91-71)
1943 (47-41)
1965(78-71)
1955(88-79)
1966 (84-68)
1966(93-92)
1969(62-59)
1955(49-38)
1953(95-80)
1947(47-43)
1953(77-70)
1970(108-101) 1971 (75-68)
1970(69-61)
1971 (63-58)
1931(32-17)
1932(33-17)
1970(55-47)
1948(69-66)
1949(62-51)
1950(59-55)
1971 (63-61)
1940(46 36)
1950 (62-57)
1955 (85-77)
1936(31-24)
1932(29-26)
1948(52-46)
1955(79-69)
1964(90-85)
1966(109-97)
1958(97-86)
1967(100-95)
1971(73-69)
1970(96-85)
1958(72-64)
1953(76-59)
1942(60-33)
1970 (82 68)
1971(91-76)
1940 (30 27)
1970 (102 80)
1938(45-20)
1968(100-83)
1949(63-51)
1943(56-32)
1941(54-41)
1959(99-80)
1970(81-59)
1953(94-41)
1958(76-65)
1952(68-57)
Bobby Fields (no. 12) and Jim Crawford (right) battle frantically for crucial
rebound in the MAC championship game against St. Joseph's. The Explorers,
playing without an
overtime, 81-76.
injured
Durrett,
came
close,
but
the
Hawks prevailed
in
EXPLORER RESULTS YEAR BY YEAR
(Since World
1944-45 (Won 12, Lost
Opponent
Alumni
Morehead
Scranton
Lafayette
Kutztown
Loyola
(Md.)
Atlantic City Hospital
Atlantic
City
Navy
City
Navy
Rider
Atlantic
1945-46 (Won
Opponent
Alumni
Loyola
CCNY
Muhlenberg
Phila. Navy
Coast Guard
Swarthmore
Temple
Lakehurst
Rider
Lafayette
Albright
9,
..
LSC
58
47
65
45
53
82
66
37
56
44
OPP
Boston College
Lock Haven
Joseph's
Loyola
St.
Marines
U.S.
Drexel
Rider
Oklahoma U
LSC
54
38
OPP
51
71
Georgetown
Loyola
Gettysburg
69
55
54
54
Albright
61
51
Rider
74
Manhattan
Georgetown
65
45
43
42
94
60
58
48
49
59
LSC
76
69
58
34
48
39
44
63
52
14)
46
40
70
42
82
67
49
44
44
56
65
65
74
Millersville
Kutztown
OPP
59
65
Seton Hall
Scranton
Gettysburg
Alumni
Utah
Albright
46
52
54
42
LSC
44
95
64
36
59
78
75
69
38
U
St. Joseph's
Scranton
Naval Hospital
71
Pennsylvania
North Carolina U
Drexel
OPP
Loyola (Md.)
Muhlenberg
Opponent
Coast Guard
54
LSC
66
45
52
33
1946-47 (Won 19, Lost
Opponent
II)
34
64
40
45
52
Lost
War
7)
Opponent
Catholic
41
(Md.)
37
36
65
71
53
43
79
67
75
37
5)
OPP
41
36
46
56
36
48
28
Opponent
Temple
LSC
Catholic
73
95
59
68
St.
48
P.M.C
Loyola
(Md.)
U
Joseph's
Georgetown
Lebanon Valley
51
Albright
59
68
62
62
32
Seton Hall
St.
Francis (Pa.)
St.
Francis (N.Y.)
"Swarthmore
"Muhlenberg
.
59
72
55
54
67
53
47
41
OPP
71
20
49
33
45
65
59
47
46
55
44
43
45
'Middle Atlantic Conference Playoffs
1947-48 (Won 20, Lost
4)
LSC
OPP
Alumni
71
Millersville
63
64
79
69
35
47
62
58
58
43
48
46
39
59
48
35
Opponent
Loyola (Md.)
Moravian
Arkansas
Lebanon Valley
Southern California
Utah
Scranton
77
61
52
43
67
73
Georgetown
48
Lafayette
Virginia
'National Invitation Tourney
52
Opponent
Temple
Texas Wesleyan
Albright
Joseph's
Loyola (Md.)
St. Francis (N.Y.)
St.
Pennsylvania
Muhlenberg
St.
Francis (N.Y.)
Cincinnati
Gettysburg
'Western Kentucky
LSC
52
69
68
65
74
53
55
74
59
47
78
60
OPP
54
66
30
70
58
52
43
68
50
55
62
68
1948-49 (Won 21, Lost
Opponent
Lock Haven
Loyola (Md.)
Brigham Young
Millersville
Albright
Georgia Tech
Louisville
San Francisco
Muhlenberg
Holy
Cross
Loyola
(Md.)
Toledo
Baldwin Wallace
Temple
7)
LSC
OPP
67
78
76
65
58
67
76
45
73
63
85
62
49
36
38
57
54
52
45
Canisius
59
71
51
56
61
61
51
52
54
Manhattan
Opponent
Muhlenberg
St.
Joseph's
Bowling Green
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Lafayette
Manhattan
N.
Carolina St
Gettysburg
'Cincinnati
'William & Mary
LSC
OPP
59
57
78
45
42
76
64
62
61
53
56
93
49
63
43
55
LSC
OPP
41
51
36
46
44
45
37
62
60
60
50
51
'Cincinnati Invitation Tourney
1949-50 (Won 21, Lost
4)
LSC
OPP
Millersville
76
Temple
DePaul
49
41
41
51
55
62
46
58
69
62
Loyola
Opponent
Loyola
(Md.)
73
60
Temple
U.C.L.A
57
San Francisco
Georgetown
Western Kentucky
Bowling Green
Bloomsburg
44
90
80
N.
Carolina St
Albright
St.
Joseph's
72
67
66
84
74
41
51
37
53
Opponent
67
79
51
'Duquesne
65
76
61
83
72
47
50
65
59
59
60
60
65
50
61
66
49
Opponent
LSC
OPP
Joseph's
Baldwin Wallace
Toledo
St.
(Md.)
Muhlenberg
Manhattan
Cincinnati
Gettysburg
Boston College
'Arizona
91
55
71
87
1950-51 (Won 22, Lost
Opponent
Millersville
Loyola
(Md.)
Albright
Joseph's
Gettysburg
Niagara
St.
Western Kentucky
Idaho
Temple
Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Green
Duquesne
Geneva
Joseph's
Scranton
St.
LSC
57
70
58
81
70
82
63
60
82
86
85
43
87
77
80
7)
OPP
39
42
N.
51
Temple
63
65
Lafayette
71
Miami (Fla.)
Miami (Fla.)
George Washington
Georgetown
Muhlenberg
Manhattan
95
75
85
Cincinnati
61
Lafayette
66
83
56
73
49
65
67
57
53
58
64
60
Carolina St
Loyola
(Md.)
Muhlenberg
'St.
Louis
74
71
54
79
69
64
61
76
42
59
64
84
77
63
74
55
63
62
59
55
73
1951-52 (Won 25, Lost
Opponent
LSC
Loyola (Md.)
Niagara
Millersville
West Chester
Lafayette
Albright
Delaware
Western Kentucky
St.
Louis
Temple
Eastern Kentucky
Scranton
Muhlenberg
Loyola
St.
(Md.)
Joseph's
Temple
7)
OPP
93
85
66
85
62
76
85
67
46
75
77
92
95
91
53
65
66
74
45
55
52
68
44
58
62
59
56
55
77
65
54
50
Opponent
Duquesne
Youngstown
Geneva
Murray State
Pennsylvania
St. Joseph's
Georgetown
Manhattan
Muhlenberg
'Seton Hall
LSC
OPP
60
71
57
103
105
75
68
68
77
92
80
68
74
82
58
50
70
65
58
55
77
76
45
46
64
62
70
92
LSC
OPP
51
59
•St. John's
'Duquesne
75
71
'Dayton
tSt. John's
tKansas
^Phillips Oilers
f
U.S.
Olympic Trials
1952-53 (Won 25, Lost
Opponent
Millersville
Niagara
Albright
West Chester
Dayton
S.W. Missouri St
Arizona
Stanford
'DePaul
'Cincinnati
'N.Y.U
Wake
Forest
Loyola
(Md.)
Muhlenberg
3)
LSC
OPP
83
87
101
Ill
73
77
87
95
61
86
80
76
89
97
38
76
62
60
64
70
68
80
63
81
63
59
47
77
Opponent
Manhattan
DePaul
Joseph's
Eastern Kentucky
Loyola (Md.)
St.
Duquesne
St.
Joseph's
Temple
Muhlenberg
Georgetown
Lafayette
Youngstown
Temple
i-St.
John's (N.Y.)
63
62
79
89
73
74
75
57
106
73
56
94
65
74
52
68
52
67
OPP
61
66
63
42
73
68
50
41
45
75
'Holiday Festival (N.Y.)
^National Invitation Tourney
1953-54 (Won 26, Lost
4)
LSC
OPP
Opponent
LSC
57
Dayton
51
N.
'Kentucky
60
Louis
77
50
46
74
70
49
53
73
63
69
62
63
62
65
St.
'U.C.L.A
79
65
78
66
88
58
62
82
83
73
78
100
82
56
61
78
96
76
88
64
69
92
Opponent
Millersville
West Chester
Albright
Niagara
Lafayette
Georgetown
^St.
^Niagara
•Brigham Young
74
Temple
Loyola
77
97
85
69
(Md.)
Muhlenberg
Manhattan
'Kentucky Invitational
^Holiday Festival
NCAA Tourney
54
(N.Y.)
61
Carolina St
Joseph's
Dickinson
Furman
lona
Temple
Fordham
St.
St.
Joseph's
Louis
^Fordham
:N.
(OT)
Carolina St
^Navy
iPenn State
^Bradley
58
78
57
51
83
69
57
56
64
82
74
81
48
54
76
1954-55 (Won 26, Lost
LSC
Opponent
Millersville
Loyola (South)
P.M.C
Niagara (OT)
Lafayette
Utah
'Southern California
'Kentucky
•Syracuse
tU.C.LA
T
Duquesne
St.
Louis
Brandeis
Muhlenberg
Lebanon Valley
West Chester
5)
OPP
88
85
94
76
76
69
....
49
54
103
85
65
88
102
88
112
85
Opponent
72
N.
Carolina St
71
St.
Joseph's
39
75
Georgetown
Georgetown
Manhattan
Richmond
60
79
38
63
54
77
67
79
56
79
70
50
LSC
OPP
73
82
85
76
56
58
74
46
62
80
69
76
91
Albright
Muhlenberg
Fordham
Temple (OT)
iWest Virginia
Princeton
tCanisius
:
ilowa
-San Francisco
80
85
64
59
95
71
49
57
61
73
99
76
63
46
64
LSC
OPP
63
74
63
69
73
57
64
59
67
84
65
60
70
73
77
'Kentucky Invitational
^Holiday Festival
-NCAA Tourney
1955-56 (Won 15, Lost 10)
Opponent
Millersville
Muhlenberg
Albright
Niagara
Lafayette
Bradley
'San Francisco
'Syracuse
'St. John's (N.Y.)
St.
Joseph's
West Virginia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
LSC
OPP
88
58
96
70
95
78
62
75
85
56
87
70
69
63
72
81
93
79
72
76
69
Villanova
71
71
Dickinson
71
64
52
Villanova
98
73
78
64
57
76
LSC
OPP
57
82
51
64
Opponent
Seton Hall
Richmond
Georgetown
Fordham
Furman
Temple
Muhlenberg
(OT)
Scranton
West Chester
81
82
90
51
1956-57 (Won 17, Lost
Opponent
Millersville
Albright
Lafayette
Bradley
Niagara
Indiana
N. Carolina St
'Western Kentucky
'Seton Hall
'Valparaiso
Manhattan
St.
Joseph's
Cincinnati
9)
LSC
OPP
61
75
75
87
83
53
52
84
77
74
93
78
89
72
73
72
97
74
80
83
76
82
103
81
85
58
'Orange Bowl Classic (Miami)
Opponent
West Chester
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Muhlenberg
Georgetown
Seton Hall
Temple
Duquesne
Muhlenberg
Richmond
Fordham
Villanova
St.
Joseph's
84
68
62
61
63
87
99
60
84
75
61
94
73
93
75
70
61
80
82
52
66
61
57
1957-58 (Won 16, Lost
Opponent
Millersville
Albright
Lafayette
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Niagara (OT)
•Virginia
'Richmond
(OT)
Syracuse (OT)
Muhlenberg
Villanova
Duquesne
Georgetown
'Richmond
(Va.)
OPP
80
83
82
72
66
69
72
59
59
67
90
55
74
Ill
(OT)
9)
LSC
55
62
Millersville
Niagara
Lafayette
Lehigh
Carolina St
Western Kentucky
Manhattan
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
Syracuse
Temple
Canisius
Scranton
61
105
74
N.
Carolina St
St.
Joseph's
Morehead
St
Seton Hall
Villanova
OPP
97
65
82
86
76
80
91
71
61
71
68
86
62
66
60
77
89
80
75
82
86
79
64
71
64
7)
LSC
OPP
Opponent
LSC
OPP
85
56
58
72
77
47
82
75
71
68
77
Western
71
Xavier (Ohio)
Villanova
74
70
75
83
102
72
93
63
85
99
57
96
73
92
69
72
65
62
70
67
80
63
LSC
OPP
84
81
67
84
78
70
92
79
67
77
64
64
1959-60 (Won 16, Lost
Opponent
St.
Joseph's
West Chester
6)
73
Muhlenberg
48
68
65
Temple
Muhlenberg
86
71
81
Duquesne
Morehead State
Georgetown
Duquesne
Albright
Western Kentucky
West Chester
Lehigh
Niagara
Canisius
Seton Hall
60
62
54
58
76
84
Lafayette
Muhlenberg
OPP
Millersville
Manhattan
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
LSC
Bucknell
Georgetown
Muhlenberg
Bonaventure
St.
Temple
West Chester
LSC
Invitational
Opponent
Syracuse (OT)
Xavier (Ohio)
59
67
68
64
55
55
1958-59 (Won 16, Lost
N.
Opponent
Valparaiso
64
82
68
63
84
80
58
90
79
Opponent
Joseph's
Albright
St.
Pennsylvania
N.
Carolina St
Scranton
Villanova
70
85
80
73
86
62
53
91
76
68
73
67
63
66
77
59
65
82
52
80
77
68
1960-61 (Won 15, Lost 7)
Opponent
Millersville
Albright
Rutgers
Niagara
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
N.
Carolina St
Miami
(Fla.)
Lehigh
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
56
LSC
OPP
Opponent
LSC
OPP
82
65
85
48
62
63
West Chester
Temple
Western Kentucky
71
79
77
69
67
St.
67
63
73
65
62
71
Syracuse
74
62
68
63
Lafayette
83
57
69
54
67
81
81
104
73
76
63
84
68
88
77
74
67
Joseph's
Gettysburg
Muhlenberg
Canisius
Villanova
Duquesne
64
75
86
94
71
78
1961-62 (Won 16, Lost
Opponent
Millersville
Albright
Niagara
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
'Dartmouth
'Cincinnati
'Dayton
Manhattan
Muhlenberg
Syracuse
Gettysburg
Miami (Fla.)
9)
LSC
OPP
Opponent
LSC
OPP
102
78
62
69
78
Duquesne
Temple
66
89
64
78
56
64
71
69
87
56
67
76
90
69
44
73
Bucknell
Fordham
59
57
60
Delaware
64
St.
81
69
51
53
57
61
Lafayette
Villanova
Canisius
Joseph's
Georgetown
Western Kentucky
Villanova
51
91
60
69
73
72
69
63
78
88
67
68
63
71
73
65
76
84
75
1962-63 (Won 16, Lost
8)
Opponent
LSC
OPP
Creighton
Lafayette
Niagara
Lehigh
72
95
76
85
67
105
73
80
74
78
88
78
91
59
79
Albright
Bucknell
'Brigham Young
'Delaware
'Bowling Green
Miami (Fla.)
Muhlenberg
Manhattan
34
57
55
84
64
67
76
49
61
LSC
OPP
Seton Hall
Delaware
89
80
62
Temple
81
71
Gettysburg
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Canisius
80
74
74
Louis
53
73
49
75
47
61
65
66
78
76
69
66
72
63
62
Opponent
Opponent
Duquesne
St.
Joseph's
Georgetown
Villanova
tSt.
64
'Quaker City Tourney
•National Invitation Tourney
1963-64 (Won 16, Lost
Opponent
Albright
Creighton
Louisville
Bucknell
Lehigh
Niagara
'Northwestern
'Georgetown
'St. Bonaventure
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Syracuse
Duquesne
9)
LSC
OPP
76
62
60
93
68
58
44
77
70
75
40
54
69
69
80
58
86
91
80
83
61
100
63
58
61
89
LSC
OPP
Miami (Fla.)
Georgetown
99
121
81
Gettysburg
St. Joseph's
50
80
75
63
68
57
85
46
70
62
59
75
63
Manhattan
Villanova
Seton Hall
Temple
Canisius
91
81
Western
95
90
107
85
63
Kentucky
Utah State
Loyola (South)
61
1964-65 (Won 15, Lost
Opponent
Albright
Delaware
Miami (Fla.)
Niagara
OPP
81
97
57
47
86
59
76
64
78
70
70
92
86
69
90
67
74
78
Seattle
Pennsylvania
*St. John's
71
'Temple
83
73
80
72
83
'Syracuse
Louisville
Villanova
Duquesne
'Holiday Festival
8)
LSC
Opponent
LSC
OPP
Syracuse
81
91
72
81
91
66
91
101
104
73
69
74
68
84
77
88
85
86
80
93
93
LSC
90
97
68
103
OPP
Lafayette
Loyola
(South)
Temple
Gettysburg
Creighton
Western Kentucky
Seton Hall
Georgetown
St.
Joseph's
tDetrolt
71
(N.Y.)
1965-66 (Won 10, Lost 15)
Opponent
Albright
Western Kentucky
Seton Hall
Georgetown
Bucknell
Niagara
'Brigham Young
'Temple
•Minnesota
Joseph's
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
St.
Duquesne
LSC
OPP
Opponent
97
67
92
99
87
87
71
59
87
69
76
85
77
73
93
93
101
68
88
69
66
92
92
90
98
70
Creighton
Utah State
Lafayette
81
Villanova
78
99
86
94
95
96
102
104
109
84
93
93
70
76
85
72
81
92
108
LSC
OPP
81
102
95
83
Seattle
American U
Gettysburg
Temple
lona
Canisius
Louisville
Miami
(Fla.)
1966-67 (Won 14, Lost 12)
Opponent
LSC
OPP
Opponent
Gettysburg
103
99
69
84
99
95
85
88
84
86
78
84
90
67
82
72
50
76
100
83
106
88
72
77
74
94
Syracuse
W. Kentucky
Creighton (OT)
Miami
(Fla.)
Niagara
Albright
'Nebraska
'Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Syracuse
Niagara
Bowling Green
St.
Francis (Pa.)
American
U. (OT)
Loyola
(South)
Temple
Oklahoma
Duquesne
City
Villanova
Canisius
Joseph's
Lafayette
St.
ISt.
Joseph's
temple
'Vanderbilt Tourney (2nd Place)
^Quaker City Tourney (5th Place)
-Middle Atlantic Conference (2nd Place)
86
88
125
65
108
77
59
75
85
85
73
61
80
79
97
66
68
93
96
72
70
78
1967-68 (Won 20, Lost
8)
Opponent
LSC
OPP
Opponent
Rider
59
96
82
84
83
56
68
71
100
78
92
103
50
58
40
69
100
77
63
94
83
68
84
Western Kentucky
Gettysburg
Albright
Bucknell
Niagara
*Providence
*N.
Carolina St
^Louisville
^West Virginia
^Syracuse
Miami (Fla.)
St. Joseph's
Loyola
71
51
81
71
(La.)
Syracuse
105
Pennsylvania
Duquesne
(OT)
LSC
OPP
79
45
80
84
71
79
Creighton
West Chester
Lafayette
74
64
74
80
Temple
American U
Canisius
56
81
Villanova
Morehead State
American U
^Temple
^Columbia
•
57
79
77
55
45
60
65
64
64
84
87
69
73
57
69
83
LSC
OPP
88
78
81
64
101
107
102
85
95
65
65
67
'Boston Garden Tourney (3rd Place)
>NCAA Tourney (Eliminated)
•Holiday Festival, N.Y. (5th Place)
Middle Atlantic Conference Playoffs (1st Place)
1968-69 (Won 23, Lost
Opponent
LSC
Baltimore
Rider
Miami
...100
79
96
88
68
(Fla.)
Niagara
Canisius
Albright
91
*Penn State
70
108
59
89
103
83
•Indiana
*South
Carolina
Hofstra
Creighton
Syracuse
*ECAC Quaker
City
1)
OPP
57
59
71
73
56
65
55
Opponent
Western Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Temple
St.
Francis (Pa.)
Loyola
(N.O.)
Detroit
97
74
96
84
85
98
West Chester
91
96
73
LSC
OPP
80
85
102
79
86
67
76
80
73
81
Lafayette
Villanova
88
American
62
St.
68
84
63
Duquesne
U
Joseph's
72
67
71
Tournament (2nd Place)
1969-70 (Won 14, Lost 12)
Opponent
Hofstra
Albright
Eastern
Kentucky
Marshall
West Chester
'Tennessee
^Georgia
^Cornell
^Columbia
(2
OPP
83
95
84
88
64
59
82
97
80
92
81
47
76
Yale
St. Joseph's
Syracuse
LSC
OT)
Temple
68
89
99
108
61
59
55
66
56
74
101
101
69
Opponent
Western Kentucky
Loyola (South)
Creighton
77
Duquesne
64
67
70
Pennsylvania
Canisius
102
77
106
Lafayette
Detroit
American
U
Niagara
Miami
101
Villanova
96
85
Rider
72
(Fla.)
86
90
103
96
66
'Volunteer Classic, Knoxville, Tenn.
•Quaker City Tournament, Philadelphia
(1970-71
RESULTS
ON PAGE
40)
59
THE LA SALLE
STORY
Salle College is now in its 109th year of service to higher educaand the Philadelphia community. Ihe college has been coeducain the evening division since
February, 1967, and in its day
school since September, 19/0.
La Salle was founded March 20, 1863 by the Brothers of the Christian
Schools and derives its name from the founder of the Christian Brothers,
St. John Baptist de La Salle. By 1929, having outgrown three previous
tional
Philadelphia
locations,
the
campus was moved to its present
in the East Germantown Section
20th Street and Olney Avenue
site
at
of the
city.
Since 1945, La Salle has experienced dramatic growth. Before the
closing days of the war, La Salle had an enrollment of less than 500
attending only day classes in two original buildings. Today, a total of
6,600 Day and Evening Division students attend La Salle. Plant facilities,
valued at only $1.5 million in 1946, have today reached nearly $20
million. There are 24 buildings on the 40-acre campus and further
expansion is well under way in the form of a new classroom building
and an athletic facilities structure.
Ten modern residence halls accommodate 800 out-of-town students.
A $2 million, three-story College Union Building, completed in 1959,
includes a Little Theater as well as dining halls, assembly rooms, ballroom and other student facilities.
The $2.5 million Holroyd Science Center, opened in 1960, houses
lecture rooms and laboratory facilities for study and research in
Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics and Psychology. The David Leo
Lawrence Memorial Library, built in 1952, contains 168,000 volumes and
periodical files of some 700 journals, and a new library is being planned.
Additional educational areas are located on a 52-acre campus in
Elkins Park and on an 80-acre site in Springfield Township. The Army
ROTC program, initiated in 1950, is available to freshmen, who may
apply for ROTC scholarships for advance studies. Nearly 350 students,
including those in advanced courses, are enrolled in the program.
La Salle's Day and Evening Division offer degree programs in Arts and
Sciences and Business Administration. The 350-member La Salle faculty
is composed of Christian Brothers, priest and lay professors.
Above: Brother Daniel Burke,
F.S.C., Ph.D., President,
La Salle College.
Photo by Bachrach
La Salle College Athletic Facilities Building.
LA SALLE COLLEGE
1971-72 VARSITY SCHEDULE
(Home Games Capitalized)
DECEMBER,
1971
WEDNESDAY
1
LEHIGH
PALESTRA
Saturday
4
Hofstra
Madison Square Garden
8
WEDNESDAY
NIAGARA
PALESTRA
SATURDAY
11
TULSA
PALESTRA
Monday
13
West Chester State ...West Chester, Pa.
Friday
17
Saturday
18
MONDAY
27
TUESDAY
28
30
THURSDAY
^SjB
Cornhusker Classic
JL^L^%
Lincoln, Neb.
^^
QUAKER CITY TOURNAMENT....PALESTRA
JANUARY, 1972
WEDNESDAY
5
ST.
SATURDAY
8
LAFAYETTE
Thursday
13
PALESTRA
JOSEPH'S
PALESTRA
Western Kentucky ....Bowling Green, Ky.
New
Saturday
15
Loyola (South)
THURSDAY
20
AMERICAN
PALESTRA
WEDNESDAY 26
PENNSYLVANIA
PALESTRA
Saturday
Canisius
29
\£»-
Orleans, la.
J*^
'
NY
-
FEBRUARY, 1972
WEDNESDAY
2
TEMPLE
SATURDAY
5
NOTRE DAME
Monday
7
Drexel
Saturday
12
Holy Cross
Tuesday
15
Biscayne
Sunday
20
Duquesne
PALESTRA
PALESTRA
State Armory, Philadelphia
Worcester, Mass.
Miami,
Fla.
Pittsburgh,
Pa.
WEDNESDAY 23
SYRACUSE
PALESTRA
SATURDAY
VILLANOVA
PALESTRA
26

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