Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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70 - J g ., .. na, - AN TO MAN TEAMWORK PRGVES SUCCESS ln all of The l3aslceTl3all games The acTion was TasT and exci-Ting. The Roughrider quinTeT has The speed and heighT To overpower many OT Their opl ponenTs, and as These phoTos prove Their main ThoughT was To ouTscore The opposiTion. John CoTTrill, Frank OTway, John Brown, Bob Dawson, Marv FrucTer, and lv1arTy RubinsTein are picTured in This series displaying The 'agiliTy ThaT made Rider a feared courT squad. The Leydenmen e'ncounTered some of The besT players in The easT during Their TwenTy-one game schedule. Lincoln UniversiTy, Villanova, PaTerson. Panzer. and John Marshall piTTed Their high scoring aggregaTions againsT The Roughriders in boTh home and away games. 202

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ry, G- g f I L, S 4 I ' ' .1 LJ -1' f A PITCH, A HIT, A RU , A PERFECT TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allan Sandy, Maurice Vail, Jaclz Smifh, Olimpno Pacchioli, Jecl coach: Lalle. Tony Procaccino, Cliff Van Norman, Doug Ossman. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Herry Olson, Joe Yaislo, Ed Kupp, Marfin Corbeff, Bob Dawson, Ed Sfrenge, Jack Harfmen, Vern Norcross. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Farmer, Joe Kelly, Ken Minschwaner, Paul Bodine. George Malone was absenl when phofo was laken. LOWER LEFT: Ken Minschwener, Rider's highly-fouied freshman leff hander. LOWER CENTER: Rider slrafegisfs looking pessimisfic. LOWER RIGHT: Bronc coaches frying Io convince fhe umpires. 'Pf ' P ll ' I ,I IX led, N 1 -I If Xi. , -9, ' Y Q UM ,pm 'R-A +31 Nw 11 J, Arm I. i-. . - P ' il I . ,. u I ,. 5 N I I gl l ' lr , I -vs, Q f I Vg , ' ,gflfif .4, M, N , y ,. .,, 1. . ,,', I ' ' ,' I- si ,gl I I it is ' .f I I . I F 5 U 4, ' '-' ffimfl , ..,, H ,, 'ii f, 1' W' if 4'1 'T ll l I iw -L' ,.r,fw-.979 use -l f'?'vL f -I 1 - -' - ' L '7 +r?ef Q La- I ' H -,as I ' ' hr I Z' ... I , 'xiii'-el 'l'i ' fix fu, ' ' 1 fri -I-' -' ,, ' M' ', , W4??,,' , -I 145,la4,- ,I I. H 'ed'- I 'T I ' , Wifh an inspiring coach and a fighiing heari, fhe Roughriders furnecl ouf a successful, alfhough nof specfacular campaign fhaf held Rider College's rooiers' inferesf Ihroughoul fhe season. The Purple and Gold managed fo win eleven of Iheir eighfeen diamond engage- menfs and place second Io John Marshall College of Jersey Cify in fhe New Jersey Infercollegiale Alhleric Conference. A+ The beginning of spring Coach John L. Kelly, Jr., found himself faced wifh fhe clifficuli Iask of selecfing lhe ablesf players from fhe-large group of candidafes which fried oui for lhe squad. The play of lhe leam as fhe season progressed foward The half-way mark broughl bursfs of cheers from Ihe sfands and considerable satis- facfion fo lhe Colonel and his siaff. Unforfunaiely, however, a Iafe season baffing slump ihaf sfruclc wifh suddenness senf baffing averages dropping, and cosf fhe Broncs a chance for ihe NJIAC crown. The Kellymen fallied Iwenfy-ihree firsi inning markers in Iheir eighr home fills io sef an allsfime record of a firsl inning run in every w-gs