Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Basketball Left to right: P. Coppola, L. Weber, L. Matzkin, D. Look, E. Sluzis, M. Brenner, T. Snitko, K. Dunbar, G. Hecht, D. Patterson, R. Lewis, W. Babich, G. Gazell, B. Alcabes. FDU OPP 69 ............ N. C. E. .................................... 62 72 ............ Trenton State ............................ 89 67 ............ New Haven College .................. 9O 75 ............ Bloom8eld College .................. 89 24 ............ Assumption .............................. 51 80 ............ N. Y. State U. ............................ 58 78 ............ Nichols College ........................ 69 9O ............ Quinnipiac College .................. 103 78 ............ Wilkes College .......................... 64 66 ............ Pace College ............................ 67 58 ............ Jersey City STaTe ...................... 78 7O ............ Newark Rutgers ........................ 88 72 ............ Kings Paj ................................ 78 93 ............ Brooklyn Poly Inst. .................... 72 75 ............ Marist College .......................... 71 81 ............ Paterson State .......................... 65 78 ............ E. Stroudsberg .......................... 89 72 ............ Newark State ............................ 63 Record: Won 8 Lost 10 Coach Bill Raftery 85

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84 Cross Country ' r t 09;, Left To righT: R. Alcabes, D. Bends, T. Kenah, W. Balnicki, D. McCullion, R. Mihaly, Coach McLaren. Madison compleTed iTs FirsT varsiTy cross-counTry season under The TuTelage of Coach John McLaren. AlThough The MeT harriers were winless in Their firsT campaign, The former alumni coach is OpTimisTic Toward The TuTure. This year's squad was made up mainly of freshmen and SOphomores, a maioriTy of whom had no previous cross-counTry experience. WiTh The newly acquired experience of This year's squad, and The possibiIiTy of geTTing some new runners nexT year, high hOpes are expecTed Tor fu- Ture years. Dennis McCullion was named by Coach McLaren as This year's ouTsTanding runner. Denny, a sopho- more, placed wiThin The Top Five in mosT of The MeTs' meeTs. Tom Kenah and Jake Soheld were The Two senior members on The squad. FDU OPP 38 ........ MarisT College .................. 18 34 ........ N. Y. STaTe U. .................... 21 35 ........ PaTerson STaTe College ...... 22 32 ........ Upsala College .................. 25 38 ........ Nichols College ................ i7 38 ........ OpponenT .......................... i7 40 ........ OpponenT .......................... 15 Record: Won 0 LosT 7 A Tired Trio Can T. J. caTch him?

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Ken Dunbar-Co-captain Under The coaching of former All-American Bill RafTery, The MeTs managed To come Through a Tough season wiTh a seT of new records for Madison Cam- pus. Once again, The MeTs were handicapped be- cause of lack of heighT, buT They made up for This deTTciT in deTerminaTion and aggressive ball playing. In fact, in almost every game, The MeTs' players ouT- rebounded The opponenTs. This pasT season saw Kenny Dunbar go over The 1000 poinT mark. Kenny, co-capTain along wiTh iumping Gene HechT, also held The high score for an individual player for Madison, Gene HechT-Co-captain scoring 36 againsT a high scoring Quinnipiac Five. The MeTs, a fasT-breaking squad, reached Their season peak when, againsT Brooklyn Poly, They scored 93 points. Gene HechT led The Team in rebounds and scoring for The season, wiTh big Lew MaTzkin Taking second place in The rebounding deparTmenT. The season was filled wiTh rugged opponenTs, buT, as usual, The players from Madison never sTopped giv- ing an aIl-ouT efTorT. WiTh Bill RafTery aT The helm nexT season, The MeTs should gain a well deserved winning season. Mike Brenner up for Two. 86