Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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TOP ROW: Alvin Carblik, Euerel Alpert, Edgar Harulman, Stan Hallman. Charles Marshall, Lou Winig, Alvin Chick, Frefl Kern. BOTTOM ROWY: Charles Greisehl, Herb Rosenberg, Skip' Naughton. Gene Wvagner. Viz' Forsythe. Hernarrl Goldstein. lfoarh George Johnson BA KETBALL The referee lrlew his whistle, W3gl19l' Handmun lxounee passed to Rosenberg who lumped high and tallpcd the ball I0 F01'SYthf' was cutting for the hoop and Philadelpllia who drlhhled around hls man and passed to Textile Institute was on its way in the open- Alpert. Alpert faked a shot and handed the , , , , mf' frame. hall off to Handulan, waltlng lll the corner. l' Forsythe cutting under the Hanllman, patiently awaits the basket for two points. ball. Forsythe lets a high one go. 96

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ln this first game against Eastern Baptist the Textilites ran hard and passed well. ln succeeding games, the final score was some- times against them, but they command our appreciation for their effort, team spirit, and sportsmanship. Handman and Alpert, both playing their first year of basketball for P.T.l., proved the surprises of the year. Handman is a great defensive player, and, as shown by the figures, a high scorer, too. Forsythe, another first year man is the best floor man on the team. He is always in the right place at the right time. Wagner can definitely be named, Wllhe Fighter. He never lets anyone claim the ball as long as he is within diving distance. The title of the most improved player on work during the season. This young athlete not only knows how to shoot a basketball, but also has that competitive spirit which makes a man invaluable. lt's with much regret that we announce the graduation of Rosenberg from school, and finis to a brilliant basketball C31'CC1'. A new member of the squad, Marshall, had the opposing teams looking up when he walked on the floor. Marshall is well over the six foot mark, and looks like a mighty good prospect for next yearis team. Haltman, who was used in a utility roll, became a much improved player. His spirit and determination will always be an asset to the team. The entire squad as a whole looks very the team must go to Ross Peffal for his great good. SCHEDULE - 47-48 Dec. 3 ..,. , . .Eastern Baptist Seminary Feb. 6 . , . .... Kings College Dec. 5 . . . ....,. Swarthmore College Feb. 7 . , ........... P.M.C. Dec. 10 . , . ...,... Haverford College Feb. 9 . . . , . .Drexel Institute Dee. 12 . . . .... Susquehanna University Feb. 17 . . . . .P.C.P. and S. Dec. 17 . . . ....,.,,...... Kings College Mar. 3 . 4 .......... Rider College Jan. 9 ..,. . . .St. Johns College of Phm. Mar. 5 . . . . .Glassboro St. Teachers Feb. 4 . . , .... Glassboro State Teachers Mar. 10. , . ...,.,... P.C.P. and S. Ilpert shoots Il high one, good Bring the ball down, Marshall, Have you two met before' or two. they all want to play. Stun this is Chick. 1 I