Suffolk University Law School - Lex Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FIRST ROW: Pedro Kokaras, Kenny Bilodeau, Captain Ski Szempkowicz, Sonny Gershman, Ioe Sands. SECOND ROW: Bill Ienks, Carmine Pizzi, Elliott Goodman, Mike Paratore, Dick Conley, Mike Driscoll. THIRD ROW: Mike Karess, Lenny O'Hare, Ben Silverbloom, Sumner Sturman, Bob Sporacca, and Gerry Shanahan. Soccer Suffolk Opponents 0 Tufts o 10 O New Bedford Textile t 6 O New England College 2 0 Bridgewater Teachers 3 O Fitchburg Teachers l 6 0 Bradford Tech 10 0 Clark S 7 l M.I,T. Iayvees M l S l t, 7 Ex-Harvard star, Mal Donahue, had very little success in his first season as head coach at Suffolk. Mal's inexperienced squad suffered eight straight setbacks. Things should be brighter for the Blue and Gold next year as the capable mentor was forced to spend the entire season teaching fundamentals to the green eleven besides meeting a topflight schedule. Top star for Suffolk was pint-sized Iohn Ski Szempkowicz, who captained and sparkplugged the club. Only Suffolk goal of the season was tallied by Myron Lighthouse Karess. Seniors that finished out their intercollegiate careers were Frank O'Neil, Ioe Sands and Lenny O'Hare.

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FIRST ROW: Co-Captain Fred MacDonald, Iim Condas, Chip Muse, Len Glazer, Red Conley, Pete Kontos, Bill Burrows, lack Downs, Co-Captain Frank Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Manager Phil Delea, Coach Dave Perkins, Mike Driscoll. Byron Balfour, Don Shea, Bill Ienks, Lido DeMasi, Dave Barry, Bill Mal- lard, Bob Benoit, Assistant Manager Amold Kublin. Hockey Suffolk Opponents 4 lVl.I.T. Iayvees 2 2 New Prep 2 3 Holy Cross 6 2 New Prep l 2 Merrimac l 2 American International 9 3 Tufts ll 4 St. Anselm's 3 Suffolk's debut into big time collegiate hockey one as Coach Dave Perkins led his charges through a better than average record. The highlight of the against St. Anselm's when center Bill Burrows hit the was a fairly successful a tough schedule with season was the finale nets in a sudden death period to defeat the New Hampshire sextet. Top scorer for the Blue and Gold for the season was Co-Captain Fred MacDonald. School spirit hit an all-time high when more than 300 of the student body purchased tickets io see the home club square off against Holy Cross at the Boston Arena. Only regret- ful thing of the season was that unseasonal mild weather cancelled trips to Colby, Bowdoin, New Hampshire, as well as a return match with Holy Cross.

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FIRST ROW: Iim Begley, Sherwin Feinstein, Gerry Foster, Captain Tom Devlin. Ed Rubenstein, Ben Silverbloom, Phil Collins. SECOND ROW: Coach Law, Iake Stahl, Allen Cohen, Don Woodrow, Al Gian- aris. Bill Hurry, Ioe Reardon and Manager Charlie Bereikis. Basketball Suffolk Opponents 53 Emerson 22 44 Gordon 39 86 Bridgewater 72 53 Lowell Textile 63 55 Curry 58 55 Burdett 41 54 Bridgewater 59 49 Assumption 47 77 Burdett 48 B6 Bryant 65 51 Bridgeport 52 43 Gordon 49 79 Hillyer 80 48 Stonehill 68 31 Bowdoin 57 41 Curry , , , . 52 70 Stratford , 45 123 New England School of Phannacy 42 An inconsistent display of foul shot shooting turned what looked like a brilliant season into a mediocre one. The Blue and Gold finished the season with an 8-10 record, dropping six games by six points or less, and out- scoring the opposition in all six games irom the floor. Top scorer for the team was little lake Stahl, freshman forward from Lynn. Stahl, who captained Lynn Classical in his high school days and led the Essex County League in scoring, scored 90 baskets and free 21 throws for a total point of 201. Others high in the scoring parade were Captain Tom Devlin, Gerry Foster, and Sam Wright. Highlights of the season were an upset victory against highly favored Assumption College of Worcester and a 123 point scoring spree against the New England School of Pharmacy.