Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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VARSITY Canisius 28 Brockport 27 Canisius 24 Oswego State 32 Canisius 22 U.B. 38 Canisius 37 Niagara l 8 Canisius 25 Ontario Aggies 3l Canisius 25 Roberts Wesleyan 30 Canisius 23 U.B. 35 Canisius I7 McMasters 39 Canisius 40 Niagara i8 LeMoyne Invitation 4th Place l 9 teamsi Canisius Invitation 4th Place llO teamsi WON 6 LOST 3 X I . l . . Top Row: Lee Fassl, Capt. Bernie Wiese, Larry Farrell, Carl Roesch, Manager. Kneeling: Bill Hubbard, Bob Mesel, Mike Canney. Absent from picture: Don Tomasulo, John McCarthy. N l ' ' L cross country Canney, spark of the team FRESHMEN Canisius 30 Niagara 26 Canisius 25 Ontario Aggies 33 LeMoyne Invitation lst Place I3 teamsl Canisius Invitation 2nd Place l3 teamsl WON 2 LOST 2 94 Don Hermann, Tom Lillis, Neil Hermann, Jim Ward, Bob McGee. Absent from picture: Paul Bob Thrunk.

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With only two returning lettermen, Coach Carl Roesch was in dire need of assistance in order to rebuild and once more enioy a victorious year. Sophomores up from last year's undefeated frosh and new- comers to the sport proved to be ample replacements as the harriers were first to the wire in six of nine dual meets. Once again the Blue and Gold received an ample share of trophies in the annual Canisius and LeMoyne Invitations. They placed fourth on both occasions, against top flight competition from the eastern states and Canada. And so with the season completed, the Cross Country team can point with pride to another fine year. Ward home free God speed Y' is-H Although a seasonal record of 2 wins and 2 losses is far from sensational, the future of the varsity harriers looks more than bright. The Baby Griffs' only setbacks were at the hands of a strong Niagara quintet by a mere total of 5 points. Faced by Paul Wangler, a returning veteran, the yearlings scored decisive victories over LeMoyne and Montclair State Teachers of New Jersey in the LeMoyne Invitational. Jim Ward combined with Wangler to lead the Griftins to a 25-33 victory over the well balanced Ontario Aggies to round out a limited but rugged schedule. 95 Exercise for Wangler