Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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oT The Jaspers aTTer Two years, The squad which he inTroduced has Tormed The basis Tor many lvlanhaTTan successes since. ATTer SchwarTzer had organized The squad Tor Two years, he Turned over conTrol To Coach John Law, who had jusT compleTed a Tine career as capTain oT NoTre Dame. Law also spenT Two years aT ManhaTTan. l-lis Teams were well Trained. Using The NoTre Dame sTyle oT play, he was Torced, in a way, To reorganize The Team. Now ManhaTTan has once more changed coaches and will resume The old sTyle OT play inTroduced by SchwarTzer Tour years ago. The enThusiasm ThaT inTesTed lvlanhaTTan aT The beginning oT The l93I TooTball season lenT an air oT Tense expecTancy oT greaT Things during The coming schedule. gfw ,Q 4, , fa 4, 15 4,2 f V f :5 g , f , ' - JoHNNiE DEL NEeRo BILL Hieeins Lou LEPIS A762 L