Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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BAC' K ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Kelly, Dick Spencer, Al Wilson. Q I V Gregory Lilwaclr, Jerry Weissberg, and Larry Kelly KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Polly, Pele Angelaslro, Coach Bob Kilgus, Jael: Sullivan, and Ed Farmer. J. V. BASKETBALL Dropping lheir final game of lhe season wilh LlU's freshmen, 58-39, Bob Kilgus' Iillle Poni es wound up lhe baslcelball year wilh an enviable record of I5 wins and 5 losses lo again clinch 'rhe'r I claim To lhe N.J.l.A.C. crown. The Frosh broke away lo a slring of ei hr 9 conseculive wins before lhey were dumped by a hard-hilling Ivlonlclair club, 49-34. Thai deleai was quickly avenged in a viclory over Army Jay- vees during a week-end when all olher Army Teams made a clean sweep of lheir opposilion. During lhe season, 'rhe Kilgusmen rolled u . - P impressive viclories over lvlonlclair, Panzer, Paler- son, John Marshall, Admiral Farragul, and Trenlon Cafholic. They were upsel in relurn maches wilh y fs-.aw Monlclair and Trenlon gunned by Penn lwice, and LIU once. The LIU fray was a farce which saw lhe visilors courling a leam which averaged a heighl ol over six feel. four inches. This, combined wilh a 'rouch of Clair Bee baslcelball, pushed The Blackbirds our of reach long before 'rhe final gun sounded The Rider iayvees. however, displayed lheir usual huslle which was so significanl in com piling 'rheir im- pressive record. A sleady, consislenl brand of ball was pushed 'rh ' roughoul The season, ralher ihan l'irehouse. Coach Kilgus employed John Sullivan 'ro sei up I h pays, w ile Greg Lilwaclc and AI Wilson played nearer lhe boards. Diclc Spencers heighl was used Calholic, and were oul-