Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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r I RUGBY GAME 1 i ' In what looked like a last ditch at- tempt to annihilate the Sophomores, the Class of 1965 triumphed in the an- , nual Frosh-Soph Rugby game. Bor- 1 rowing from the military, the Sopho- ! mores ingeniously enlarged the ball from standard size to a globe ten feet in diameter. The attempt to con- fuse the opposition failed miserably. I I PEP RALLY ANYTHING FOR THE TEAM, Jimmy Berger and Bob Kammer cut up during the annual pre-season pep rally sponsored for the basket- ball and swimming teams by the Green and Gray club. The big, clumsy Greyhound has of late become a tradition at Loyola. He appears at pep rallies and all athletic events. For obvi- ous reasons, the man inside of him wishes to remain anonymous.

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II GRABOWSKI BOOTS ANOTHER HOME SOCCER WITH ARM RAISED IN DEFIANCE, SAM AMATO EFFECTIVELY REMOVES A MT. ST. MARY ' S OP- PONENT FROM THE PLAY. L ) ' )la 0 ' fowson State Teaclic ' is 0 Roanoke College 0 Lynelihurg Ca)llege R Mount Saint Mary’.s 1 Catholie University 1 M’estern Marylaiul I Baltimore University 1 Johns Hopkins 2 W ' ashington College 1 Randolph Macon 7 American University 1 Georgetown University Opponents 1 J 1 2 9 5 6 0 0 1 2 0 First Row: left to right: Collins, Palmer, Schlipp, Copenhaver, Ordonez, Bregel, Monfre; Second Row, left to right: J. Campbell, Harbold, Petroniero, Kogler, Elliott; Third Row, left to right: Grabowski, Cashour, Kircher, Coach Reitz, Manager Boyd, Kyper, R. Campbell, Graham (Co-capt.), Kosiorek. Abs. Kennedy (Co-capt.).

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WITH A FLICK OF THE WRIST, FROSH PAT FLYNN RACKS UP ANOTHER TWO POINTS AGAINST THE GEORGETOWN SQUAD. First Row, left to right: Bogusky, Yurek, Torba (Copt.), Kilkenny, Morris; Second Row: O ' Donnell, Satterfield, Wallenhorst, Mc- Carthy, Flynn; Third Row: Maher, Cum- mings, Coach Doherty, Potter, Barcus (Mgr.). DETERMINED AND AGGRESSIVE, CHARLIE O ' DONNELL GETS SET TO DRIVE AROUND A TALLER OPPONENT. BASKETBALL All prejudices aside, basketball is about the most popular sport at Loyola. Until this past season, however, even basketball’s popularity seemed to be waning. Complaints flew back and forth be- tween the Athletic department and the student body over why past records had been so poor. Was the team not winning because of lack of support or were the students refusing to support a losing team ... a vicious circle. But after the first few games of this season, a newcomer to the campus would never have believed that there had been a problem. The team was doing well, and the student body was packing the house at every game, at home and away. Coach “Nappy” Doherty was outstanding in his first year guiding the Hounds. He instilled in his team a real fighting spirit while developing each man’s individual talent on the court, and he certainly deserves much of the credit for making this year’s team the success that it was. Athletic Director, “Lefty” Reitz saw his long awaited plan for a Loyola Invitational realized during the Christmas holiday when Loyola played