News Scrapbook 1959-1962

RECORDS- ccoNTINUED FROM PAGE S) PENN STATE 53 No. Carolina State 54 Purdue 74 West Virginia 80 Syracuse 67 Colgate PENNSYLVANIA 63 Wash. & Jeff. 41 Navy 69 Swarthmore 67 Dickinson 44 Rutgers 62 St. Joseph's (Pa.) PEPPERDINE 60 €alifornla Western ~g (Calif.) 84 Kent State

MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS (Continued from page 7) NO. DAKOTA STATE-Curt Quenette-F.8. NO. DAKOTA-D. Schafer-C. J. Ja rrett-H.8. SOUTHERN

ESTONIAN NOW PLAYING BASKETBALL IN THE U.S. A. The political death of a small European nation may enliven Tulane hopes for an outstanding basketball season. Normally, basket ball is not associated with the frigid regions of northeastern Europe. But in 1940, when Estonia fell into the growling maw of Soviet Russia, an unusual sport s story began. Jack Ardon, Tulane sophomore, does not recall much about his life in Estonia except that "it was very cold." His par- ents took him to Germany when he was five. Then, in 1950, as politically displaced persons, they came to the United States

V. M. I. 58 V 78 William & Mazy 82 H 68 Bridgewater 67 H 77 George Washington 107 Hampden-Sydney 76 West Virginia 93 V 90 Kentucky Wesleyan 68 H 61 Middle Tennessee

ST. FRANCIS (PA.)

SAN JOSE STATE 54 San Francisco State 31 Stanford 47 Denver 43 California 68 Fresno State 63 H 82st!t~~P:~f::z!oj~·cJov 47 California 59 V 66 Whittler 53 H 84 Arizona 78 H 81 Pomona 44 H 41 H 69 V 64 V 54 V

TENNESSEE TECH

98 Chattanooga 84 N.W. Louisiana 94 Morehead State 78 West Virginia 102 Davidson 71 William & Mazy 80 Clemson 94 Sout h Carolina 60 Michigan

93 St. Vincent 51 Duquesne 90 Kentucky Wesleyan 73 Westminster 102 Geneva 56 Steubenville 102 Youngstown ST. JOHN'S 72 Bemidji State 69 St. Olaf 80 St. Cloud State 60 Macalester 76 St. Mazy's (Minn.) 71 Augustans (S. D. ) 90 Bridgeport 67 St. Louis 101 Fairleigh-Dickinson 73 Pittsburgh 77 Wllliam & Mazy 88 Brooklyn College 67 Providence

60H 52 V 74H 68V 78 H 66 V 66H 99H 86V 89H 65V 78V 83 N 66 V 76H 80H 74V 65 N 49 H 92 V 89V 68 H 84 V 66 H 69 V 83H 56H 123 V 64H 0

79H 70 V 90H

95 H••• 91 V 102 V 74N

65V 63 V 104V 75H 69 H

TENNl!SSEE

ILLINOIS-Willie Brown-G. SOUTHERN METHODIST-Don Meredith-Q.B. Glynn Gregory-H.8. STANFORD-Chris Burforcl-E. Dick Norman- Q ,B. Skip Face-F.B. TEMPLE-Danny DePalma-E. Chas. Lotson-F.B. TENNESSEE TECH-W. J. Shumaker--H.B. TENNESSEE-J. Schaffer--T. J. Cartwright--H.B. TEXAS A. & M.-Charles Mllstead-0.B. TEXAS TECH-E. J. Holub--C. Ken Talklngton- Q.B. TEXAS-Rene Ramirez-H.B. TOLEDO-Ja ck Campbell-T. Occie Burt-H.B. TUFTS-Murdock MacDonalcl-F.B. TULANE-T. Mason-H.B. T. McClellan-F.B. TULSA-Jerry Keeling-0 .B. Dick Mlddleton-C. U. C. L. A.- Ray Smith-F.B. UTAH STATE-Len Rohd-T. Bill Meglen-G. UTAH-Larry Wilson-H.B. Bob Coogan-T. VALPARAISO-Ken Young-E. Jim Wacker-T. VIRGINIA TECH-C. Dale-E. Alger Pugh-H.8. WASH . & LEE-Jack Grover--Q.8. T. Fohs-C. WAYNE STATE-J. O'Hara-C. J. Morse-F.8. WESTERN ILLINOIS-Bill Zavadil-G. WESTERN KENTUCKY-Denny Wedge-Q.8. WESTERN STATE-Ken Krlght-G., T. WEST VIRGINIA-Bill Lopasky-G. WICHITA-Dan Branda-H.B. WILLIAM & MARY-Lauren Kardalzk-F.B. Mike Lashley-T. WISCONSIN-Jerry Stalcup--G. WITTENBERG-Ron Lancaster-Q.B. XAVIER-Jim Mullen-E. Ron Costello-0.B. YOUNGSTOWN-Tom Smolanovich-E. Paul Ceremuga-H.8. VANDERBILT-Tom Moor-H.B. VILLANOVA-Leon Horln-F.B.

77H 6'.! H 80H 70 V 38 H

VIRGINIA TECH 75 George Washington

CMINN.)

62 H 72 V 85N 82 V 67H 70V 80H 67 H 83H 62 V 69H 58 V 82 H 55H 68V 77 V 59H 55H 75V 64 V 47 V 70V 60H 55H '17V 67H 88 V 72 V 70 V 62 H 71H 74V 48H 80 H 54V 52 V 52 H 62 H 60H 59 H

NORTHERN ILLINOIS-Lew Flinn-0.8. NORTHWESTERN-Bob Andreottl-C. OHIO STATE-Jim Houston-E. OHIO U.-Dick Grecnl-C. OHIO WESLEYAN-Dick Heaston-E. OKLAHOMA STATE-Tony Banfield-H.B. OREGON-Willie West-H.B. Tom Keel- T. OTTERBEIN-Larry Clln-Q.8. PENN STATE-Richie Lucas-Q.8. Andy Styn- chula-T. PENNSYLVANIA-Ron Champion-C. PITTSBURGH-Serafino Fazlo-C. PRINCETON-F. Szvetecz-C. E. Kostelnlk-E. PURDUE-Leonard Jardln-E. RHODE ISLAND--F. Morey-T. Bill Poland-F.B. RIPON-Richard Cellchowskl-H.B. ST. AMBROSE-Bill Strenskl-G. ST. JOHN'S (MINN. l-Fellx Mannella-G. ST. JOSEPH'S (IND.I-Les Klein-H.B. ST. NORBERT-Jim Coenen-E. ST. THOMAS-Dennis Kees-'i.8. SACRAMENTO STATE-Raul Quezada-H.B. SAN DIEGO U.-Jan Chapman-0.B. C. G. Walker--E. SAN FRANCISCO STATE-Jim Sochor-Q.B. Jim Palmer-T. SAN JOSE STATE-Roy Harrah-G. Oneal Cu- terry-H.B. SANTA BARBARA IU. C. l-Jim St. Clair--0.8. Fred Tunnlcllff-H.8. SO. DAKOTA STATE-Jim Vacura-Q.B. SOUTH DAKOTA-Dick Lelsing-0.8. RECORDS- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8) WICfflTA 90 Hardin-Simmons RICE-Bill Bucek-Q.B. - H.B. RICHMOND-Pat Lamberti-T.

44H 64 H 45V 47V 51 V 74N 45H 87N 68 V 80V 82V 75V 57V 57 H 94V 91 73H 44 H 66 H 37H 74H 45 H 46 H 64H 66H 68H 68 V 57 V 63 H 39 H 53 V 62 H

80 Virginia 80 Marshall

TEXAS A. & M. ~g ~!~exas) 67 Houston 70 Midwestern (Texas) 64 Houston

VIRGINIA

William & Mary Richmond w=~h

47 H 70 49 H 85 43 H 62 62 V 72

SANTA CLARA 74 Chico State 64 Southern California 73 U. C. L, A. 69 San Francisco State 70 Hawaii u. 69 St. Bonaventure

54H 61 V 75 v• 54 V

ST. JOHN'S (N. Y.)

64 86 Wake Forest Rhode Island

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

47 H 65 48 V 64

Austin College Oklahoma City Tulsa Drake Creighton Tulsa New Mexico Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Iowa Louisiana State Tl!XAS McMurry Trinity (Texas) Tulane Louisiana State Oklahoma City Tulsa Oklahoma State Oklahoma Wichita Oklahoma State Newl\lexico Wyoming Idaho State S.W. Oklahoma

47H 69 V 77H 78 V 72V 79 V 62H 79 V

WABASH

55 Butler 109 Indiana Central 67 Illinois Tech 84 St. Joseph's (Ind. ) 86 DePauw 80 Washington (St. L.)

76 Marshall 68 Wyoming 61 Regis

99 61 64 7 2

SEATTLE

85H 54H 68N

73 utah State 83 Hawaii U. 102 Hawaii U. 76 South Dakota 65 Xavier

PITTSBURGH

(IND.)

ST. JOSEPH'S

73 Michigan 49 Ohio State 79 Purdue 74 St. John's (N. Y.) 75 Duquesne 76 Boston College 68 Portland StaM 67 utah State 60 South Dakota 71 Idaho 63 San Diego State 61 Manhattan

TEXAS TECH

65 Marshall g~ 82 Wabash 94 Anderson

57N 84 86 V 66 71 4 1 66 72 62 H 95 47 H 67H 78N 6 4H

WAKE FOREST Ohio State No. Carolina State Davidson George Washington Virginia

~Jr=1~iate

85 V 69 68 H 73 76 H 90 65 V 55

SETON HALL

84 Toronto 109 Roanoke 69 Western Kentucky 74 Scranton 71 Rider

ST. JOSEPH'S (PA.)

67 54 Maryland

PORTLAND U.

91 West Chester State 94 Kentucky Wesleyan g~~r:~t 93 Elizabethtown 74 Pennsylvania ST. LOUIS 8 9 Abilene Christian 76 St. John's (N. Y.) 67 Kansas State 74 Ohio State 73 Kentucky 65 Providence 86 West Virginia 68 North Carolina

54H 78H

86 94 84 90 67

STATE

WASHINQll'ON

Gonzaga Montana Idaho Washington Gonzaga Utah Utah State

71 H 81 67 H 84 98 V 59 57 V 62 69 69 45 V 58 76V 94 V 11 v• 75 67 V 86 92 V 78 57 N 63

64H 0

SIENA

69 H 33 62 N 43

Colgate R. P. I.

65V 33 H 60H 75 V 69H

LeMoyne Canisius St. Bonaventure Iona Fairfield Erskine North Carolina No. Carolina State Georgia Tech Duke

46 55 42 41 48

PRINCETON

ig 65 Temple 47 Navy 79 Rutgers

64H 67 V 58V 81 H 61H

TEXAS WESTERN

56 N 44 60 H 58

75 41 81 53 58 63

(ST. L.)

68 H 62 WASHINGTON Missouri

SOUTH CAROLINA

50H 93 V 70H 70H 72H 94V 85 V 85 V 59H 88 R 67 H 74 V 77 V 52H 66 V 48 H 74 V 73 V 60 V

61 H 67 87 N 56 52 N 71

S.W. Missouri Missouri Mines Valparaiso U. C. Davis Wabash

PROVIDENCE 81 American Int'!. 84 Brown 75 St. Francis (Bklyn.) 55 Bradley 61 St. Louis 64 St. John's (N. Y. )

64 70 80 73

68

ST. MARY'S CCALIF.) u. C. Davis Sacramento State

Tennessee Vanderbilt

57 V 60 65 V 71

38 H 159 V 51 V 37 H

WASHINGTON

TOLEDO 79 Baldwin-Wallace 68 Pepperdlne 3 9 Wittenberir 81 Dayton 78 Western Michigan TULANE 99 Alabama Teacheaa 90 Louisiana Colleire 97 Stetson 73 Centenary 71 Texas 79 Rice 61 Southern Methodist

67 v• 53 Stanford

65H 65H 40 H 71 H 61 V 79 H 72 H 64H 79H 94V 93V 86H 79 V 69 H 65 V 99 V 41 V 72 H 67H 67H 73V 67 V 66V 83V 58H 67H 80H 67H 80H 85H 69H 63H 70 V 87H 75 V 78H 45H 86 V 68H 72H 66H 72 V 86 V 671!! 73 H 67H 79V 73 H 67H 77H 77 V 46V 68H 158V 64 H 56N 62 V 45N 68H 73 H• 42H 52 H 75V 79V

52 Brigham Younir gg fl!t~am Younir 77 Washington State 56 Iowa State 69 Iowa State 59 Loyola ( Chicairo) 74 Bethany 65 Wash. & Jeff. 76 John Carroll 87 McMurray 59 Notre Dame 73 N.E. Missouri 105 St. Ambrose 72 Quincy 62 Steubenville 123 Union (Tenn.) 89 N.W. Louisiana 78 Seton Hall 80 Illinois 70 Morehead State 103 East Tennessee

SO. DAKOTA STATE Kansas State Whitworth

Sacramento State Evansville Wichita Idaho State

71 74 58 40 63 82 65 57 61 65 78 63 60

79 V 52 74 V 92 53 V 87

PURDUE

70 Valparaiso 63 Penn State 91 Plttsburirh 63 Detroit 65 DePaul 75 U. C. L. A.

57 H 54H 79B 84V 87V

ii Duluth Br. (Minn. ) St. Cloud State Marquette Wheaton 61 79 Gustavus Adolphus 47 Iowa State 78 Manitoba 58 Idaho State 63 Montana 45 Portland u. 57 Seattle 82 Flagstaff State ii ~taLcfai.a 87 Kentucky 73 Oklahema State 79 Briirham Young 79 Quincy Colleire 67 Tennessee A. & I. 78 Middle Tennessee 85 Kentucky Wesleyan

Utah

72 V

WAYNE STATE

ST. MARY'S (MINN.) Stevens Point Stout Institute Eau Claire State St. Norbert St. Ambrose St. John's (Minn.) *~~~Ii ST. MICHAEL'S (VT.) Loras

89V 78 v• 60V 79 V

74 H 54

51 V 65 H 58V 72 H 63 V 76 V 76 H i!: 69 V 66 V 38 V

REGIS 67 Nebraska Wesleyan 53 Colorado State U. 61 Colorado Stata U. 5 7 Pepperdlne 83 S.W. Missouri RHODE ISLAND 86 Hartford 83 Brown 65 Dartmouth 79 Fordham 85 Boston Colleire 71 Richmond 83 Virginia RICE 72 Trlnity (Texas ) g s~~"e~Wi 71 Louisiana State 93 Tulane 48 Missouri 61 Oklahoma City RICHMOND ~1o'li%~~~fn°n 67 Virginia 62 West Vlrlfinla 68 Furman 63 The Citadel 71 Washington & Lee 8 2 Rhode Island RIPON 50 Carroll Colleire 65 Coe 68 Grinnell 64 Beloit 63 Knox 65 Monmouth 4 8 Lawrence Colleire 66 Chicago U. 7 5 Glassboro State 56 New York U. 61 Temple 51 Pennsylvania 63 Princeton 62 Connecticut 102 Platteville State 121 St. Thomas 76 St. Mary's (Minn. ) 66 Western Illinois 83 Illinois State ST. AMBROSE RUTGERS

SOUTH DAKOTA

64H 86V 56 H• 61H 79 V 40H 89 V 74 H 77V 80 V 82V 86V 74 V 86H 82H 1!7H 79H 77 V 56V 89H 715 N• 85V 84V 83 H 52H 56 N 71 H 69B 88V 84 V 68V 66H 74H

WESTERN ILLINOIS

74H 77V 72 H•• 66H 73 V 85 V

57H 75H 76H 86H 103 V 88 V 58H 106 H 70H 78V 71 V :rn 77N 82 H 98 V 88H 71 H 78V 67H 78V 84V 48H in 36H 44 V 84 V 76H 82 H 69 V 68H 69 V 76 V 68 H 53 H 50H 82 H 40H 60H 5TV 95 V 65H

TULSA

94 Texas Western 83 Arizona State 91 Abilene Christian 74 St. Mary's (Calif.) 101 Los Angeles State 82 Vlririnla 79 V. M. I. 77 Tennessee 97 Hampden-Sydney 52 Duquesne 65 St. John's (N. Y. ) 95 Morris-Harvey 71 George Washington WISCONSIN 8/Z Butler 53 Iowa State 58 Notre Dame . 85 Lovola (Chicago) 66 Missouri 6 6 Marquette 80 Utah 85 Utah

76 N 66 72 H 54

S.W. Missouri Baylor 51 Arkansas ~g Texas Christian Oklahoma State Texas Christian Texas 77

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

54 Dartmouth 88 Middlebury 36 St. Lawrence

:i

WESTERN KENTUCKY

71 H 60 H 69 N 93 V 68 H 77 V

73 H 57

WILLIAM A MARY

50 H 61 H

u. c. L.A. Southern California Kentucky

JACK ARDON and settled in Lakewood, N. J., where Mr. Ardon entered business as a masonry contractor. Today Jack (or "Jaak" as his name was spelled in Estonia) is 20 years old. He is six feet, nine inches tall, weighs 200 pounds and is a highly promising basketball prospect. Before going out for his eighth-grade team, Jack had never played the game. Four years later, he had scored 2,152 points, 700 of them in his senior year at Lakewood High School, to establish an all-time New Jersey record. Irv Kurinsky, a pre-medical student, and his brother, Rudy Kurinsky, first interested young Ardon in Tulane. Last winter Jack averaged 20.8 points for a Greenie freshman team that won 13 of its 15 games, its two defeats being by one point each. "Jack is extremely quick for his size," says Tulane Coach Cliff Wells. "He fakes and drives well and has good putside movements. He should also measure up very well defensively." In addition to his high scoring average, Ardon had a B- academic average in the College of Arts and Sciences as a freshman. He is given a chance to become one of the better players in Tulane history. 9

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ST. OLAF 86 St. John's (l\,finn,l 75 Knox 60 Monmouth 66 Coe 63 Grinnell 57 Beloit 67 ComeJI College ST. PETER'S 102 Toronto 83 Loyola (Baltimore) 80 Georgetown U. 63 Lewis Cellege 81 Carleton 110 St. Ambrose 56 .Macalester 61 Gustavus Adolphus 59 Concordia (Minn. ) 8 6 Lake Forest ST. THOMAS

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

69H 89V 105 V 59H 57H 63 V 75V

74 V 75 Santa Clara

Brigham Young Oklahoma State Purdue

85 V 62 69 N 48

WESTERN MICHIGAN 80 V ½ii t~~f~~h\i~) :~: 71 Miami (Ohio) 78 V 61 Toledo 78 H 81 Marshall 90 V WESTERN RESERVE 59 Wash. & Jeff, 64 H 63 Bethany 87 H 78 John Carroll 86 V 69 Wooster 70 H WESTERN STATE 73 East New Mexico 74 New Mex. Highlands 64H l00V 66 Northwestern

100 V

Butler

SOUTHERN METHODIST

UTAH STATE

73 Minnesota 58 Iowa 67 Oklahoma City 86 Vanderbilt 57 Oklahoma 86 Tulane

60 V 89 V 56 H 67 H 65 V 61 V 84 V 68 V 91 V 53 V 88 V

8 6 Idaho State 85 Seattle 74 Portland U. 71 Iowa State 73 Drake

50H 49H 95 V

72 Washington State 77 College of Pacific UTAH 104 Los Angeles State 82 New Mexico State 103 Wichita 88 Wichita 88 Washington State 72 St. Mazy's (Calif. )

WITTENBERG

SPRINGFIELD 62 Yale 73 Coast Guard Academy 70 Brown 51 Northeastern 72 Bridgeport STANFORD 55 San Francisco 69 San Jose State 51 St. Mary's (Calli. ) STEUBENVILLE Wilberforce

56 Transylvania 45 Akron 40 Toledo A2 Mount Union 59 Otterbein 64 Findlay 91 AITlla

70H 78V 121 V 54H 60 v• 61H 76H

66V 74V 61H 48 H 73 H 61 V 56H

55 East New Mexico 69 West New Mexico 83 Alliance ~gosr. 1~'I~~-l 68 St. Vincent 84 Carnegie Tech 72 North Texas State 60 Houston 74 Midwestern (Texas) 66 Abilene Christian 95 East New Mexico 69 North Texas State WESTMINSTER

WOOSTER

49H 0 31 H

85 Grove City 70 Western Reserve 81 Albion WYOMING 59 Montana State 53 Montana State 75 Pepperdlne 67 Texns We-.tem 59 Colle,re ot Pacific 72 Mlohigan State XAVIER 92 Marion Colleire 85 Bollarmlne 69 St. Bonaventure 71 Detroit

VALPARAISO Purdue St.Joseph's (Ind.) Marquette Washington (St. L. )

SACRAMENTO STATE St. Mary's (Calif.) St. Mary's (Calif. ) Colleire of Pacific Chapman College

53 H 57 89 58 74 89 72 51 H 66H 56H 62H

61 H 5 9 71 V 37

71 H 71 V

62 H 80 79 H 78

55 59

50H 82 H 75 V 44H

Findlay St. Francis (Pa.) Western Illinois

U. C. Davis Evansville

WEST TEXAS STATE

66 85

78 V 105 V 67 H 79 H 70 N 78 H

PRO FOOTBALL SUNDAY, DEC. 27 World's Championship Playoff NEW YORK BALTIMORE At Baltimore, Maryland Prediction: BALTIMORE over NEW YORK

SAN Dll!CO STATa

VANDERBILT 87 Sewanee 59 Minnesota 98 Arkansas State 82 Rice 67 Southern Methodlat 79 Georlfia 85 South Carolina

79 V 54 74H 63

Loyola (Calif.I San Francisco State Loyola (Calif.) Whittler

69 V ~6a1! 85 62 V 68 65 V 95 63 V 75 72 N 81

SYRACUSE

49V 66V 58 H 80V 97H

Clarkson CorneJI Alfred Penn State Cornell

59 65 50 46 69

5

Evanavllle 109, Los Ancel• St. 99 • • • Ce...,,a 103, M • I- S8 • • • Getty1burc 104, Muhlenberc 67 • • • Ky. WHley • n 100, So. llllnol1 •• • • • Kentucky WHleyan 102, V.M.1. 90 • • • Los Ancelff Stat. 106, Wichita IOI • • • Mount Union 100, W • ynffburc 61 • • • St. Francia, Pa. 102, Youna-town .. • • • W. Kentucky 103, II. Ten- 77

89 H 110H 615H 105V 77H

Arizona Portland U. Gonzaga

WEST VIRGINIA

78H 76V 63 V 62H 74 H 76H 86N 70 V 63 V 60H 72 V 61 H 50V 63 N 87N

9 3 TenneS1ee 98 The Citadel 96 Furman 84 Richmond 104 Penn State 91 V. M. I. 87 St. Louis 79 Kentucky

TAMPA

in 71 N 55 87 N 60 79H 84

63 Florida 65 Miami (Florida) 65 Delta (Miss. ) State 75 Newberry 50 Wheaton 8 7 Morris Harvey

SAN FRANCISCO

88 Seattle

55 v• 72H 65H 71 N 67N 62 V 73 V

VIIRMONT

49 Stanford 63 New Mexico State 40 California 54 Oklahoma City 58 Oreiron 68 Denver 42 Kansas 62 Kanaas State

St. Lawrence New Hampshire Norwich Maine Maine Massachusetts

YALE

84 Springfield 65 Connecticut 82 Fordham 84 Holy Cross 81 Brown

ST. BONAVIENTURE

82 H 66V 85H 85 H 63 H 87 V 55H 63 H 65 V 69H 102 V

69 H 69 H 42 V 69 H 62 V 50 H

15 Villa Madonna 57 Xavier 69 Siena 48 Santa Clara

g! 47

98H

WHEATON 67 Northern Illlnol1 90 S.W, MiHOuri 85 Lake Forest 77 So. Dakota State

TEMPLE

ST. l"IIANCIS ( • KLYN.)

83 V 93 74 68 92 75 74 69 54 V 63 V 69H 61H

Susquehanna Gettyoburir Princeton Lehigh Rutirera Delaware Muhlenberir

61 H 76 v• 65H 60H 61 H 64V 63 V

VILLANOVA

YOUNGSTOWN

81 Kent State 81 Alma 89 BRldwln-Wallace 75 Alliance 79 St. Vincent 66 st. Francis ( Pa. l

66 Princeton 110 Scranton 78 Gettysburir 77 Clemson 68 No. Carolina State 88 Wairner

80 Hunter Colleire 75 C. W. Poat 69 Loyola (Baltimore) 62 Providence

SAN FRANCISCO San Jose State i:;:t~Mt:tate Chapman Coller•

STATE

79 Tampa 72 Mercer 75 Stetson

65 H 41 715 V 56 83 V 154 83 H 49

59 Fairfield 62 Adelphi

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