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Varsity Basketball Front Row: Tom Crosswhite, George Schloemer, Jack Keehan, Steve Turnwald, Jerry Gottschall, Capt. George Janky J m Gottschall, Mike Leffel, Ken May, Nick Ferri, George Jackson. Back Row: Head Coach Don Donoher, Assistant Coaches B11 Cassidy, Pat Haley, Al Bertke, Steve Lawrence, Pat Murnen, Rex Gardecki, Assistant Coach Bobby Hooper, Mgr. Rick D vis Athletic Director Thomas J. Frericks. 1969-70 RESULTS UD OPPONENT UD OPPONENT 72 BOWLING GREEN 70 65 MIAMI COHIOP 76 72 LOUISVILLE 56 97 EASTERN MICHIGAN 81 67 EASTERN KENTUCKY 63 97 COLGATE 82 67 DUKE 72 90 XAVIER 78 83 NAVY 69 76 FLORIDA STATE 82 62 CINCINNATI 64 64 ST. LOUIS 61 64 MIAMI COHIOJ 66 88 TAMPA 62 99 PORTLAND 48 83 LOYOLA KNEW ORLEANSJ 73 94 XAVIER 76 88 KENT STATE 78 81 PROVIDENCE 78 74 DePAUL 63 69 LOUISVILLE 77 63 WESTERN KENTUCKY 76 79 DePAUL 75 95 NOTRE DAME 79 89 DETROIT 68 93 LOYOLA CCHICAGOJ 70 NCAA FIRST ROUND MIDWEST REGIONAL HOUSTON 71 DAYTON 64 RECORD WON 19 LOST 8 96 ni
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The 1969-70 season found the University of Dayton Flyers in quest of their sixth consecutive twenty-game winning season and their sixth straight post-season tournament hid under Coach Don Donoher. The Flyers also had an added incentive of a new home. The long awaited University of Dayton Arena was completed and ready for basketball when the Flyers opened their season December 6. The Flyers promptly showed ther gratitude by treating the enthusiastic home town fans to a '72-70 victory over Bowling Green. Fol- lowing their successful home opener, Dayton then traveled to Louisville, Kentucky to take on rival Mike Grosso and company. The Flyers convincingly proved that they were a team to be recognized as they handed the eleventh ranked Cardinals a 72-56 defeat. After a squeaker over Eastern Kentucky, 67-623, the Flyers ventured to Lexington, Kentucky to participate in the Kentucky Invitational Tournament. Again Dayton showed their potential as they battled sixth- ranked Duke, losing hy a 72-GT count. But disaster struck as Dayton returned home for they lost two of their next three games. lt took a short road trip to get them back on their feet, but the Flyers again returned tfontinuefi on Page 202i lj Q fir v Pmf DAYTUII 15 W L ' ,ii-gf . - i' I -'F' lil L-...I ll Ill
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