Le Moyne College - Black Robe Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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'3:?a55li 1955 Cross-Country Squad Standing L-R: Negusg McDonaldg Bartz Kneeling L-R: Parisx Crisafulli 1-4 .,1 -1. .4-L. Y -'Ji ' I :ins -1 ff .A J .. - I I 5 ,. ' ,II LI- i -'II 'L' ' I I . . ' Till.. 5--if L' -Av A ' i .ma I ' ' l rl. We i i I 1 fkfq.553S?.,. 4. V g Llil Z sv s if I Xi ez-' ' V . r 1 I, , f up gy - ,qi , ,, - 'gi - A . i is f ' .1 Y ji lgppp ii .1 l ,:,, as N Q52 V .-- lil. A -jjs ' is I A... a , , ,,-. . I.- .. , ,- ' e -1 s. e . . . e - , n , ,, - ' . 1 Z' -4 f J3.: '.HcQ L DT '7 5.lr:i1 Harriers await gun Seasons Record and Top Performances tLow score winsj Cross-Countr Lou Crisafulli, Rod McDonald and jerry Bartz proved to be the mainstays of coach Ray I-lanlon's thinclads. Lou and Rod have been leading the varsity while .Ierry has been pacing the freshmen runners. In addition to attending many eastern meets, the harriers held their own annual Le Moyne Invitational meet in which Canisius won the varsity team title and Bartz broke all existing freshmen records by winning that event. The Dolphins also sponsored the Middle Eastern Conference Championships on the 3.5 mile campus course in which they placed second to Iona College. In addition to these two events the Green and Gold played host to the Le Moyne junior run which was held for the benefit ot' the high school track teams in the surrounding area. Besides sponsoring various events, the thinclacls attended such notable meets as the Collegiate Track Conferences Cross-Country Championships, the National Collegiate Athletic Associations meets and the Boston Marathon. Le Moyne will be looking forward to a highly success- ful season next year because of the experience obtained this season. Meet Le Moyne Opponents Distance cobieskiii 21 34 3-5 mi- Alfred 30 'Q 25 35 ml- Haffwiqk 18 57 4-2 mi- Bartz crosses finish for Dolphins comcii 31 26 5.5 mi- Le Moyne Invitational Run Bartz lst. record 55 ml- M. E. c. ci, A. Meer cfisafuiii 3rd 3-5 mi- I We I be . . . . . ' 'Tl Fi' . f P' S Yi C.. T. C. MeetfVars1ty Crisafulli 26th 5 ml- Q 'f 4-gm. 1 V. :!xi 4 A .4--iff h 7 S -' . . . - Q '-' as 'I S2 uf a .srl-'R W C.. T C Meet ros Bartz lst record ry H Hag -1.41 .2 8 tg:-' G --...-..-L- ' ' i Q N 5 3,-, T-'F' 3 . an 'fin 'K ' I I Q T fr. Sam Paris, lirosh prospect. in workout

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Track gg Coach Ray Hanlon The 1955 version of the Le Moyne harriers proved to be a highly improved squad over those of preceding years. Wfith the addition of a few sophomores and freshmen, they were able to gain valuable experience in their respective fields. The combined indoor and outdoor track team, under the excellent guidance of Ray Hanlon, has represented the Green and Gold throughout most of the Eastern seaboard. Their top performers are Rod McDonald, a product of Auburn, New York, who is a sopho- more Physics majorg Lou Crisafulli, a junior Business major hailing from Oswego, New York, and jerry Bartz, a freshman Industrial Relations major who is a home town product The remainder of the team includes Sam Paris, a freshman Biology major from Syracuseg Gordon Negus, a junior Physics major from Syracuseg jim O'Neill, a sophomore Physics major from Wfeedsportg Gus La Due, a sophomore Physics major from Binghamtong Paul Converse, a sophomore Business major from Syracuseg and Art Sparks and Don Bartle from Tupper Lake and Syracuse, New York, respectively. 5 .f.., ., . I' -19139 Gus I.aDue shows shot put form L-R, McDonald, Negus, Bartz, Paris. Crisafulli 'X Q gil 'B X if 4. . R. 1 Q. '-v .kv -.,U 5'-3 .4 fray-my Man, Event 1,000 yds. 1,000 yds, 1 mile 2 miles 2 miles 1,000 yds half-mile 1,000 yds McDonald, Le Moyne are, paces Negus and Paris on the boards 195 5- 56 Seasons Record Meet Philadelphia Inquirer Milrose Games C. T. C. Championships C. T. C. Championships Buffalo State Relays Milrose Games 1956 Chicago Holiday Games C. T. C. Indoor Meet Result McDonald 5th McDonald 2nd Crisafulli 2nd Crisafulli Ist record Crisafulli 2nd McDonald lst McDonald lst McDonald lst record

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Socce r Joe Boehm - Coach The liall ot' l9ii marked the sccord season in which Le Moyne has participated in soccer. However this was the tirst season, that the Green and Gold booters had a formal intercollegiate schedule. Play- ing four games. the Dolphin forces failed to come up with any victories but did hold their own and were nev er outhustled. The booters met schools which have long been active in soccer and could not cope with the superior experience. V l The season was opened lwith a game against Oswego at the latter's field. Oswego drew first blood but the 'Dolpins came back and knotted the score at 1-1. In the second half however the Teachers outplayed the Dol- phins and scored a 4-1 victory. Successive games were played with Genesseo, Hobart and Clarkson and Le Moyne was bested 4-O, 3-0 and 4-0 respectively. Individually Le Moyne showed much talent. In the goal was Don Bartle and he came up with some spec- tacular saves. Pete Del Giorno and joe Sinithling gave the Dolphins plenty of power at fullbacks. The leaders of the attack were Kidd, Perry, Ross and Daly. Wfith experience, the Dolphins will prove to be tough oppon- ents. HI . 1 -- . . . ., is rr., rf I - ' ii 8 J 49 N ' ' 4 .I fr xl: .A . J . - f -X fl u f rv . --.1 l ' I 443 Standing L-RQ Monteleone, DiRenz, Liddell. Knapp, Perry. Dei Giorno, Maphey Lallorta. Kulba. Connors. lfarnett, De Bottis: Kneeling: Rose. Ross, O'Brien. Kidd. Battle Smithling, Daily, Fitzgerald, lsal. sae sv i I L... if! I - T lit- ' lg? --qg.,.,,, V :kin-Jawa-f ,ELX fr I +1--N I , 7...,...bv.e-- --.. ea-,i,,---.. - ' A Q-.. -, ,gg 4-v . t -----:A - . V. -'fy ,. .. -. . 1-- '. ' -- ' ... , ,'.,, , . A-r '7 ' rw.,-. .' 'I V v.wl' '- ,:- M' ' Del Giorno with stomach action I 'ov 2 4 ,r Q, -3 va e. 1 if 1 'J ol- . I I ' 1 L N Dolphin booter takes Seasons Reco Le Moyne lx Le Moyne Le Moyne 0 Le Moyne O a shot v rd Oswego -i Genesseo -1 Hobart 5 Clarkson -1 Somebody steal the ball? . Q- .,-.. -. N1-.... E . 1 ' J 9. VW,