Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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X 'ff ' 'J , a L 0 A l .. - . .N V I TOM LEYDEN ALLAN ROACH Coach Rumford, Me. BOB KILGUS Manager J.V. Coach WARREN VOORHEES New Brunswick, N. J. Assistant Manager if .i s s l' ED TACK Elizabeth, N. J. Pos.-Forward -.11 ,1- THE RACE BASKETBALL Rider's varsity ended their season with more wins, losses, and moral victories over some of the nation's leading basketball teams. Specta- tors will long remember the strategic teamwork displayed, with the scoring at times near the one hundred point mark, and at other games the tallies registered were similar to football scores. Nor will Rider's followers ever forget the fast- breaking iunior varsity. This whirlwind team ended its season with twenty wins against four losses. Congratulations to two excellent teams and their respective coaches. ' if.: YI' t ,gf MICKEY FINN Easton, Pa. Trainer r'tl'Q,,t'Y9- I - PY ff CHARLIE SHAFMAN Newark, N. J. Pos.-Forward . wh L1 , , . X T il. 'ik hw 1 iv. 5 I 4 vi if - -mf .-me ,H I .- mf' u il l '21 l ul ' F 111454. A H , MEL ,, ', r-vvflx ' , QL ,wig-lk, .I cl II ' l hi 'ol A4 1 W :H v J , ,,,l, ,. ,r . HK... .. ' x - -,V Ht- . .v -s .1 1 l r , l .M r Ut Q . i ' X x v- it ug I u 1 Q sl 'K C1 5 . I l I P' ' X, J me J.v.'s e - ,. R., : ll-'J -, A .13 .- l. ,- ' - L: A . 1 1 -- t - 5 i. W TAP TO VICTORY A ' , C . Q1 . . 154 'i ' mil 5' A : 1., X A . J if fi 4 l 'ft 4 ,'- : J 'N 5144? , ,Ir Wf ' . . R l we ,Q , dr x . LJ 'A' i 4 l3l

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