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

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GOLF Fare oH: C. Grilhn, E. O'Neill, Coach O'Leary, B. Loftus, C. McKernan, M. O'Connor. The year 1967 introduced fall golf to Le Moyne. In autumn, the linksmen participated in two multi-team meets: the M.E.C.C.A. tournament at Siena and the E.C.A.C. tourney held at Drumlins in Syracuse. In both events the Dolphins fared poorly due to the predominance of inexper- ienced underclassmen on the team. A strong Ithaca College squad also handed the golfers a setback. Coach Bill O'Leary expects several seasons of good golf from his young players. Competing in fall and spring should add to their effectiveness. Leading this year's team are a number of veterans, Cary Griffin, Ed O'Nei1l, Dave Loftus, Dan Hurley, Mike O'Connor, and Jerry Hayes. Pressing for regular positions are a quartet of exceptionally able freshmen, joe Tesori, Chuck McKernan, Jerry Lawford, and Rick Coyle. With only underclassmen on the '67-'68 squad, Coach O'Leary looks forward to success on the links for some time to come. 1 jerry Hayes and Joe Tesori x -5

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Joe tries to leg one out. Q.. BASEBALL '67 Le Moyne OPPOHCUI 4 Siena .... 7 5 Siena ....... .... 6 6 Oswego ...... ....... 1 8 Hobart ..... ....... 1 1 0 RIT ................., .... 4 1 Cortland ...........,. ....... 1 5 1 St. Bonaventure .... ....... 1 3 9 St. Bonaventure .... ..,. 7 1 Hartwick ............. ....... 1 2 3 Rochester .......... .... 7 5 St, Lawrence ....... .... 8 0 Clarkson ....... .... 2 5 Ithaca ...... .... 8 2 Ithaca ...... .... 4 . -.ggx I3 A. Y Joe Miller 162 I . sl hgt.-' ' A M' U ,. 15 - - V! 4 111- N , Paul Granato Brent Hastings

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CROSS Nineteen Sixty-Seven was a year of innovations in cross country. The new look included first-year coach, Dick Rock- well, plus a rugged, new 5.2 mile course. Also in '67 the N.Y.S. Championship Cross Country Run was held at Le Moyne for the first time. Designed by Robert O. Brennan, SJ., the new course was one of the longest and hilliest in the area. Many of the state's an 1 I .'l:'j,, ,Wi franc? , X, , .1 . f , UQ ' f '35,-Q, 1' . -1- . , 21- A W, I , L , ' ', .' 'L Tri m , , , ',-udjt t , -- - . :if pa' ,L - . T' John Wright J l .W jim Sylvester premier runners succumbed to its challenge. Coach Rockwell's conditioning program, a crew of dedi- cated upperclassmen plus two talented freshmen combined to produce a highly successful season. The campaign opened on a sour note as the Dolphins lost to Army and Farleigh Dicken- son at West Point. In their second outing, with Brian Horey shattering the course record, the harriers won handily over St. John Fisher. At Hartwick, the Warriors fell to the Dol- phins for the first time in seven years. The nineteenth annual Le Moyne Invitational was held on October 7. The Dolphins placed third behind Roberts Wes- leyan and Albany as Horey ffithj, john Snyder f6thj, and Paul Petraglia f16thj turned in exceptional performances for Le Moyne. 164 Ed Curtin Steve Wiberley