Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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Bingo Football — a game that makes strong men weak — a game that calls for heart, courage, fight and intestinal fortitude — a game that builds character — a game that builds men. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE L.V. C. 0pp. Franklin and Marshall at Lancaster, Pa. .0 21 Arkansas A. and M. at Hershey, Pa 27 6 Moravian College at Bethlehem, Pa. . ; . . 3 20 Penna. Military College at Lebanon, Pa. .16 19 (Homecoming game) Blue Ridge College at New Windsor, Md. .6 Upsala College at Lebanon, Pa 27 14 Albright College at Reading, Pa 3 University of Delaware at Wilmington, Del. . 16 Lebanon Valley experienced its worst football season since Jerry Frock assumed the coaching duties of the Flying Dutchmen. They won only three of the eight games scheduled, although only three vacancies were created by graduation. Last fall Coaches Frock and Intrieri experirriented with a squad of twenty-five gridders, the smallest group to report for a Blue and White football team in recent years. As a consequence, they found themselves lacking replacements throughout the season when several first-string performers suffered injuries that kept them from the gridiron for a number of contests. Page 29

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The Athletic Council ' I ' ' HE athletics and participation in varsity sports of Lebanon Valley are conducted and planned by the Atiiletic Council limited to seven men. At the present time this council consists of Prof. C. R. Gingrich, chairman, Dr. Amos Black, secretary, C. G. Dotter, treasurer. Dr. Clyde A. Lynch, Coach Jerome Frock, Dr. M. L. Stokes, and Prof. Frederick Miller. The administration, feeling the need of a more efficient or specific organization to determine athletic problems, proposed a council such as this a few years ago. The wisdom of some of their advocated athletic programs and policies in the past has ably justified its control along the realms of sport, for not only has it benefited the teams of our college, but the student body as a whole. The Council has not designated any special time for meeting, but decides on various problems when the occasion arises, the meeting being called by the chair- man of the Council. The Council ' s actions are centered around one generalized duty, that of deciding policies related to all varsity sports. Page 28

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i 61 sa i s2=r A. ■«.. •«?? ' ; ' : ' :, TN ANALYZING the 1940 season, it is found - ' - tliat opponents bested the Flyhig Dutchmen in five encounters. But not all is revealed by a glance at the win and loss columns. In the contests with P. M. C. and Albright, the Valley just lacked the necessary punch to gain victory. In the meeting with Moravian, a series of disastrous pass interceptions forced L. V. C. to forget about its overland attacks, which had worked up to that point. A well-rounded conservative offensive and defensive game, with strict attention to fundamentals and no unorthodox departures, was stressed by the coaches from the first practice. A quintet of seniors. Captain Bosnyak, Kuhn, Bakow, Ciamillo and Grabusky, led the fourteen gridders who were accorded varsity recognition for their sterling perform- ances. The group of nine lettermen who will form the nucleus of the 1941 team includes Captain-elect Schillo, Staley, Shay, Schmalzer, Matala, Eniinhizer, Dorazio, Busso and Hall. y,,-- ) ' Are you sure you ' re going the right tvay, Charlie: Page 30