Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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rom PnocAcclNo DICK DALY Lou cnecco Pos. Cen. Forward, Age, MUWUQW P95-1 Goalie? Age' 23? 245 'Home Town, Trenton, Home Town, Trenton, N. J. HONG Town, TYBHYOH. N- J- N. J. - xx JAMES McGROARATY Pos., R. Holfbacki Aga, 227 Home Town, Trenton, N. J. LOU BOTTERI Pos.,Outside Lefty Age, 23, Home Town, Trenton, N. J. The veteran in college and his brother athletes not only returned to the soccer field, they also returned the Rider soccer team to the upper bracket which it held before the abandoning feat, a record of achievement, calls for con- gratulations and well done to the players and coach. Cheers to the spirit of both. measure of war. Four wins, one tie, and one de- if i l . - l-.ji CHARLIE WALKER Pos., Fullbockp Age, 21: Home Town, Trenton, N. J. vu-1---1- -vu.. -- CHARLES LEE Pos., Outside Righty Age, 195 Home Town, Trenton, N. J. AL BERNOCCHI Pos., Goolieg Age, 22: Home Town, Trenton, N. J. 125

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.t tsp. .4---I . eff. ART PIFFATH Trenton, N. J. Pitcher KEN Rll.EY Easton, Pa' Lett Field 1oN-4 PROCACUNO Trenton' N' comer FW' DANTE LEODORl Waldwlch, N- 1- Catcher In ' All , 1 I , -vidafit f EDWARD LAWRENCE Coatesville, Pa. Right Field if if ' 'L ,ji Q Flu ' . QV'- il LOU BOTTERI V GENE WARWICK V ,',.' -lg 556 . VV - N AUBREY RICH New Brunswick, N. J. Trenton, NQ J, First Base Catcher B A S E B A l. l. Rider's baseball team was one of the finest in years but could not overcome the weatherman and the tricks he played. Stymied time after time by inclement weather, the nine still wound up with a remarkable won-and-lost average. New to the team this year was Coach John Kelly, also professor of mathematics, his debut was an auspicious one worthy of a freshman coach any- where. The rousing victories over Trenton Stote Teachers and Temple were the highspots ofthe season, along with the thrilling 2-l triumph over East Stroudsburg State Teachers. N x -p - ...Q -1-. i K rl 'F 1'1,gi Trenton, N. J. Center Field :AT Pfrnmo fenton,,N J Third BMA ' JOHN JEVIC FRANK CERMINARO '-UU ALBRECH New Market, N. J- Highland Park, N. J. Kingston, N YT Second Base Pitcher ' ' DON MCVAY Plainfield, N. J. ' l1 S A HIT ' Pitcher 127