University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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SOCCER TEAM The University soccer team of 1959 faced the roughest schedule of any college team in the state. Coach LoMagIio's squad, greatly weakened at graduation, required almost gn entire rebuilding iob. The team's final record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie was quite respectable considering the opponents now being played and the team's inexperience, I Springfield College, American International College, Yale University, Norwich University, and Adelphi College were all new additions to the schedule. The Hawk booters played econd season as members of the New England Intercollegiate Soccer League, Captain of the 1959 team was Robert O'Brien, recipient of the sports MVP IMQ51 Valuable Player Awardl at the annual spring sports banquet. their s VM V -wp WW W .www WMM I -,,,,,, 77, , T. MTX.. ....., ,.,,.,, .s.sc.,..W,..,.1..-.,,..., ,--.,...7fs.-.,:v-- ft fe f . -.-Hn.. ,,,i 4 '38, -- Tu- I' 'L DU' I-fs GEF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING ARE: Joseph Osowiecki, Paul DeMennato, Joseph RIGHT: John Kulac, Jose Michelangeli, Edward Murtha, David Conant, Robert Drennan, Lovett, Barry Azia, and Gerald Karp. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vasilios Kiritsis, Barry Weinbaum, William Dontigney, Jack Scheibenpflug, Frank Giorgio, and Soccer Alfred Lesperance, Captain Robert O'Brien, Chuck Glenney, Donald Vale, John Coach Peter LoMagIio. Flaherty, Peter Swatsburg, David Sinclair, Jorge Campalans. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO SOCCER SCORES 1959 HARTFORD ......,. .,.,... 1 BRIDGEPORT UNIVERSITY ......... .....,.,, 1 0 HARTFORD ....,.., ,...... 0 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE .................... ..... 8 HARTFORD ........ ....... 0 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT .,...... ..,.. 4 HARTFORD ,....... .,..... 1 LOWELL TECH. ...........,.......,........... 1.-.- 0 HARTFORD ........ ..,.... 1 YALE UNIVERSITY ................. ---.- 9 HARTFORD ....,,.. .....,. 0 NORWICH UNIVERSITY ...,..................,,.. ..... 0 HARTFORD ....,... ,.t.... 4 CLARK UNIVERSITY ...............,.....,.............. ..... 2 HARTFORD .t,..... ..1 .,.. 4 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE ......, ,..,. 0 HARTFORD ........ .......... O ADELPHI COLLEGE ,................................. ,,....,.,... 6 WINS ...,....,..,,...... ..... 3 LOSSES ,,.....,..................,. 5 TIES ..........,.,......,,....... 1 ' W' 1-.-Q' s ' 3f'If3 fT X -. I .- ' l 'A i'7t1 '+-2 I4 js '1'iI I' 1 f i d ? I-322-34. L it 'Q I' ef- It .3-4: I , 1 : .... 2 ? 4 n Ti' jf 2'3 -5 fr - rf' 1 W Q X. 1 Ii ?F lg. V- Q 1 T-,F'l':'.i?, :E B' ylvllzhi-'H Q VW H Z vi I - P1 ' If I- 3555 'F 'N F tt' it 'ttt I 1 ' I VII I' I FP 7-. ts - -ff ' I ...gif-'T'i' . ff - ww J - - JJ v ffrtfr -- .- ' j f t i'ff ga,--, n ., 1 l,',t 5 ' fl Jw ,.-W' .LBZFZE - , ,,.W 'V . ff' 102

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W-. if , ,rg ,,,,, ffff. I I my If fyf' K . HK -X1-Q A L' 6 I . . K I I I I . .k..e'2' I 4 ' ' ' rt yi lf Y .4 7 SE. 1105 u 'nfs ff? L . , QR.: 'IH IIWGCS 'fm- iii- vlg. 3 , 5V':1 Il -j Y Shown left to right: Director of Intramurals Frank Klein, 1960 all-university tennis champion John Bron- son, and varsity tennis coach Gene Sweeney. The all-university annual tennis tournament is held each fall as part of the intramural program. TENNIS TEAM Under the mentorship of Coach Gene Sweeney the 1959 tennis team compiled the best record since the inception of the sport as part of the University varsity athletic program. Merrimack College, Providence College, and Rhode Island University were new additions to the schedule which at the season's end had recorded a 9-1 mark. The year was noteworthy for the tennis squad also in having gained membership in the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association and in having participated in the annual tourney. Although no team members gained entry into the finals, the racquet squad won respect and prestige for their efforts. TENNIS SCORES 1959 U. ofH. ..,.,. ..,... 5 RHODE ISLAND UNIVERSITY ,....... .,..... 4 U. ofH. ...,. ...,.. 8 DANBURY TEACHERS ........,.....,......... ....... I U. of H. .,.,.. ,..... 7 TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONN. 2 U. of H. .,..,. ....., 9 BRIDGEPORT UNIVERSITY .............., ....... o U. of H. ..,.. ...... 6 CLARK UNIVERSITY ..,...,........,...... .,.,... 3 U. ofH .....,. ..,... 3 MERRIMACK COLLEGE ...,.........,..... ....... 6 U. of H. ...... ...... 3 ASSUMPTION ..............,....,.............,.. ,...... I U. of H. ,..,, ...... 7 H TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONN .....,. ,...... I V2 U. of H. ...... ...... 9 BRIDGEPORT UNIVERSITY ........... o U. 6fH. ...... ...,.. 6 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE ....., . 3 WINS ...... ..... 9 OWN SETS ................. . 136 LOSSES ..,.... .. I OPPONENTS SETS ...... 55 104 WRESTLING TEAM As a result of enthusiastic interest in wrestling Intramurals the previous year 0 varsity wrestling team was started during 1959-1960. Addition of wrestling now giveS students of the University of Hartford a choice of three sports during the winter: basketball, swimming, and wrestling. In the initial season of the new sport three- matches were scheduled with Tufts College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and the University of Connecticut. Additionally two practice sessions were held with Cheshire Academy and the Springfield Colle9e HBH team. Coach Frank Robinson of William Hall High School in West Hartford coached the team Captained by .lack Cla9Q- Caplom Clagg won three out of four of his matches for the best performance on the team.LWifh the experience gained, the future UPPea 5 promising. I Il I I I I I