Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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I TRAMURALS This year the intramural program was under the able leadership of Mr. Michael Perrone. He did a fine job in organizing and directing of the intra- mural leagues and helped to create a greater interest in the participation of sports among both the men and women students. A safety in the opening minutes of the first period proved to be the only scores as the Yearlings won the intramural football championship for the second year in a row. Behind the quarterbaclcing of Tom Kroll, the Yearlings defeated the KDM Dukes by a score of 2-0. 98

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TENNIS The 1964 tennis squad ventured into its first season of intercollegiate competition and came out with a poor 2-9 record. Former baseball coach Burt Kahn took over the reins as tennis mentor when joe Bean became the baseball leader. Freshman Al Ressa was the outstanding player for Kahn's club with support coming from jim Potter and Don Doring. Only Potter and Cliff Langan have graduated, so .C. fans can ex ect to see their team move u in P P 1965. George Duffy, jr. '66 QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE 1964 TENNIS RESULTS Opponents Southern Connecticut State 4 Central Connecticut State 6 Cancelled ,. , .. Stonehill College New Haven College 7 Southern Connecticut State 4 Curry College 5 University of Bridgeport 9 Central Connecticut State 6 Curry College 7 University of Bridgeport 9 New Haven College 8 Nichols College 8

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The final standings in football, which included both the season and tournament games was as follows: TEAM Yearlings Knights Dukes Tigers North Hall Knicks Gints Crows