Fordham University School of Business - Aries Yearbook (New York, NY)

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McCadney tries for two. manoon quill moph Jimmy Nidds receives trophy., On February 18, Fordham faced N.Y.U. at the 69th Regiment Armory in a hard fought renewal of their annual rivalry, .The game was the occasion of the eighth presentation of the MAROON QUILL Trophy to the game's outstanding player. ' This trophy, a presentation by the editors and staff of the MAROON QUILL, is a repre- sentation of the interest of the School of Busi- ness students in the Universityis athletic program. In the past two years, Fordham and Ed Conlin had dominated both the game and the Trophy. This year's contest had a different ending. Having not yet reached their peak, the Rams were no match for the bigger and more experienced Violets. N.Y.U. capitalized again and again on Fordham mistakes. - I When the ballots were counted, the Work- ing. press had unanimously. elected Jimmy Nidds of N.Y.U. as the outstanding player and winner of the MAROON QUILL Trophy.