Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Il SKHBAH Texti1e's contribution to major sporting competition is its basketball team. Despite a heavy roster and limited time, our cagers reaped glory for themselves. Without even a handful of holdovers from last year's var- sity, freshmen were the backbone of this year's squad. However, the new men plus a new coach were all in keeping with the new school. The student body, long hungry for a consistently winning ball club, seem to sense they were in on the ground floor. Without violating the sanity code, our courtmen, who receive no special privileges, give in- dication of being a winning combination. Most noticeable of the team's new faces this year was its mentor Menchie Goldblatt, a long time favorite on the Philadelphia sporting scene. Back in the mid twenties, Menchie starred for the University of Penn- sylvania as a player. Since then he has been recognized as a top notch coach. A fundamentalist, he is noted for his ability to groom an inexperienced man to a pol- ished player, and make a team a well oiled machine. I-le enjoys working with our fledg- lings and has high hopes for the future. The bucket brigade started in the end of November with a shaky or over eager club but have gained in poise as the season progressed. The opening game saw Textile outplay and outclass Baptist Seminary in all departments. Over-anxiousness ac- counted for too many lay-ups going off the mark and we had to settle for a one point margin of victory. As the season forged on the sharp- shooters gave the impression of being a problem child. Many rough spots had to be ironed out. At times the hoopsters played well enough to be televised, but then there was the Haverford 'game Getting the bad game out of their system, Textile showed a tenacious will to win. In three consecutive games the outcome was forced into over- time. This aggressive ball hawking outfit were playing like men possessed, and our opponents knew Goldblatt and Company meant business.

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The athletic highlight of the season found us playing host to three New England textile schools. On a home and home basis New Bedford and Bradford Durfee ventured to Philadelphia. Also the renewal of Lowell to our schedule saw them make the same trip. Our boys invaded New York on' two occasions,-New Castle, Del., Susquehanna, and Glassboro, New Iersey. The varsity consisted of: Captain Gene Wagner, the work horse of the squad. This is the third year Gene has very capably Vic Forsyth, a high scoring artist who could be counted on to hit in the double figures. Fred Broadhurst looked like poetry in motion. This sensational freshman star won the Philadelphia Sportswriter's Athlete of the Week Award for his 27 counters against conducted himself on the hardwoods for P.T.I. He both encouraged, and inspired the new men with advice and example. Lloyd Gorky's smooth, dependable style set the pace in the point getting division