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other seniors in June. They are Tom Devind, Earl Eichel- berger, and Dave Cary. Cary averaged 4.9 points and contributed greatly to the Dolphins late 'season surge. Despite the loss of four seniors, Coach Niland has a strong nucleus of players for next year's team. Chances look good for the improvement of the fine '67-'68 record. Start- ers Downey, Zych, Kawa, Brady, and Fallis will be ready for action next season. Niland also expects great things from talented soph, Dick Hojnacki and hot-shooting Bob Bradley from Texas. Smile, Dennis Earl outhustles Iona. Caz is too fast for St. Mike's. 17 fw,, u ll
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I .-nn-f Takedown Le Moyne. game. Opponents averaged 1,644 points for a 74.6 average. Twice during the season Le Moyne went over the cen- tury mark with victories over Siena and Hartwick. This was the first time in eight years that a Le Moyne squad has topped 100. The outstanding individual game of the 1967- 1968 season was turned in by Chuck Brady when he poured in 32 points against Assumption. Le Moyne's top victories were over Vermont and Bucknell in overtime to win the Le Moyne Christmas Tournament. Successive victories over Hartwick, King's, St. Michael's, and Ithaca clinched Le Moyne's fourth NCAA bid in the last live years. In addition to McDermott Le Moyne will lose three ,351 gl . -s vt -I K If S , . Devins and Driscoll tight for the rebound. Downey isn't intimidated. 174
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CHR IS T MAS T0 RNA The winners On December 28th and 29th Le Moyne hosted its fourth annual Christmas Invitational Tournament. For the third time in four years Tom Niland's Dolphins emerged victorious. Le Moyne opened against undefeated Vermont. The Dolphins placed five men in double figures in streaking to a 95-72 victory. Chuck Brady led the way with twenty points and nine rebounds. The Heightsmen next took on Bucknell, conqueror of St. Francis, in the tourney finals. The game was nip and tuck all the way. When regulation time ran out, the score was deadlocked at 65-65. Led by playmaker Tom Downey and Senior Tom Devins, Le Moyne forged ahead in the overtime period to gain a 78-74 decision and the tourney crown. In the prelim, St. Francis whipped Vermont for third place. Le Moyne captain Gerry McDermott was the lone Dol- phin selected to the all-tournament team. 'Red' was also named the tourney's Most Valuable Player. 176 lf fi: L -521 ' Earl the Pearl. ., ,.,,' I ,4
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