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

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242 : 'S K Q ' U67 1V.IIen's Intramural .Z 'eyf 567' f Bowling This year the largest and most enthusiastic group of keg- lers ever congregated after last class on Fridays to spill the pins. The forty-five members of the league are divided into ten teams. The weekly meetings provide the bowlers with healthy relaxation in addition to the competitive sport offered. In order to give equal opportunities to all teams, a handi- cap system is utilized, The handicap is based on the individ- ual averages of the members of a team. Another factor which adds to the competitive atmosphere is the position week. A position week constitutes the pairing of teams according to their position in the league standings. The twenty-one week schedule of league play is climaxed in May at the annual bowling dinner, at which time trophies are awarded to the individuals who through ability and sports- manship have earned special recognition. lndividual awards go to the first five high average bowlers and to the man with the high game and high series. Team trophies are presented to the members of the top three teams. At present it is im- possible to even guess at which teams will be in the winners' circle come May. The present team standings are: Cool Cats, Alley Cats, Miller Cats, Aces, Sad Sacks, Pacers, Kegeleers, Gaelics, Soreheads and Argos. For a job well done congratulations are extended from all the bowlers to the League President Joe Garger and his able staff of Ray Rohne, Vinnie Cafarchio and Artie Kennedy. sts. K .fl The keglers pose for the camera. Front Row: K. Meeker, D. Raftery, J. Schubert, C. Zangara, J. Kelly. Back Row: J. Barry, J. McCarthy, L. Johnston.

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'asap 5 'Z ., ,.., -f- . 'i'7f?K1.i2:E'i ' i'fiY'f':kk5i If-32: if:2fwf?:::?fgrg:2sz'zfEiii2ie.'1:'M''W LaRocco rolls a strike. The start of the i956-57 Intercollegiate Bowling League marked the lOth season for the Ram Keglers. With the loss of four valuable members of last season, the responsibility of retaining Fordham's fine team was placed in the hands of Joe La Rocco, this year's captain, John McCormack, Tom Wogan, Ed Mowton, and Chuck McGivney. The season started slowly for the Rams and after the first few weeks they found themselves in l5th place. Then the Keglers began to move upward. Led by John McCormack, the team's best bowler, the 'J-lQl1.agfzf,:,:2-ei, X ' - fir?-242' , 1 ,l ,yy jf a.-41,-.MMM , .f.,t..-rf4ZA.,,- i-ff .ff ' '7 M4?44 W- M117 Y W 3 ' f fixes .. JQ11. ' ,,. , ,. ' ef. e 3 'Z' -4' ,h - Intercollegiate Bowlin Rams knocked over opponent after opponent and climbed to within five games from the top. Along with McCormack's terrific bowling, Ed Mowton, Chuck McGiveny, Joe La Rocco and Tom Wogan have done an excellent job in bowling consistently and faithfully. As the season draws to an end, Fordham is in a good position to take top honors and capture its first bowling championship. After the season, trophies will be awarded to the first three teams at a dinner given by the bowling league. The Rams Keglers will beinvited to the Block F Dinner where they will receive their varsity letters. M. Burghardt, J. LaRocco, E. Mowton, T. Wogan, J. McCormack. ff? .fsta- ,gf-.,f, y.. ,.-- at ,...A,.. 241

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Sitting: V. Carney, M. McAllister, S. Wallerius. Standing: A. Egan, J. Quadrino, A. Hughes. Once again the young ladies of the School of Business are making their presence known, via bowling, the only intramural sport available to girls. ln its eighth year of existence the Girls lntramural Bowl- ing League meets every Friday afternoon in the City Hall Bowling Alleys. At the beginning of the season, the gutters of the bowling alleys withstood a terrific strain but as the year progressed and we became more proficient the cry of strike was often heard, Even the newcomers enjoyed their share of strikes and spares. The only tragedies suffered were broken fingernails, sore muscles and slight falls. Although we are not divided into teams, due to our small number, there nevertheless remains keen competition among the girls to show the boys that they can do itl We also have no elected officers which is novel for any organization in the School. At the close of the bowling season, the Girls Intramural Bowling League held a joint d,inner with the Men's Intramural Bowling League at which time trophies were presented to the highest scorers. omen's Intramural Bowlin -as H0w'd he get in there? 24