Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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HOME AWAY WARRIORS 54 92 LANCERS I BQ Q 94 ' Waterloo who had previously dropped a 94- 92 overtime decision to the Lancers at Kitchener, played another respectable game and managed to enjoy a fair share of the offensive play. Sup- erior rebounding and more a:curate shooting by Assumption made the difference as each team pumped 79 shots from the floor. The Lancers hooped 26 field-goal attempts for 33 percent accuracy while the Warriors, obviously disturbed by Assumptions strong defensive play, manag- ed just 20 field goals. At the same time the Lan- cers sparkled at the free throw line by sinking 17 of their 20 foul shots. Ron Graham was a standout performer on the attack for Assumption. He succeeded in sinking seven field goals and three free throws for 17 points. Jack Kelly, at the other guard position, was the only other Lancer to hit double figures in the scoring. He connected for 12 points. Frank Giblin, Bob Moore, and Dick Szeman combined for 29 points on the attack and were standouts on the backboards. LANCERS BURY QUEENS IN HOMECOMING CONTEST While a fine homecoming crowd of 1,500 hooted and howled with every flash ofthe score- board, Hank Biasatti's basket happy Lancers swamped the Queen's University Golden Gaels, 109-42. The coach was able to sit back and relax as his frolicking hoopsters ran wild at the ex- pense of a weak Queen's quintet. The Lancers forged into a fast 10-O lead and it ceased to be a contest before three minutes of playing time had elapsed. Biasatti gave each of his 12 eligible players the opportunity to get into action and each tal- lied at least three points. Five of them struck for double figures. Bob Horvath, at the guard posi- tion, was the Lancers' top point-getter with 14 points. Bill Brown and Bob lThe people's choicel Hanson counted 14 points each, Ron Graham hooped 11 points and Dick Szeman bagged 10. Highlighting the game was the crowning of Joanne Comuzzi as this year's homecoming Queen, during the half time ceremonies.

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