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1963- 64 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
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10 Mon.
12 Wed.
15 Sat.
17 Mon.
20 Thurs.
22 Sat.
24 Mon.
26 Wed.
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Boston College Away 6 '/-'3
Providence College Away 51 -'r;
• *Adelphi College Away c1 ~ • ? J
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Staten Island, N. Y.
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Univ. of Mass.)
.J*Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.
Seton Hall
*University of Bridgeport
Iona College ; .,; • J
*City College of New York
St. Anselm's College
*Hunter College
Stonehill College
*Brooklyn •College
*Rider College
Georgetown University
So. Conn. State College
Assumption College
*Yeshiva University
St. Peter's College
Fordham University
University of Bridgeport
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL GUIDE
1963- 64
Edited By
JIM COTTER
Director of Sports Publicity
Photography
JOHN CARWAY
Cover
ELSIE LENGYEL
INDEX
ATHLETIC DIRECTORY ...................................................... 2
THE STAFF ................................................................................ 3-4
VARSI1'Y ROSTER .................................................................. 5
FRESHMAN SCHEDULE ...... ................................................ 6
FRESHMAN ROSTER .............................................................. 7
THE UNIVERSITY .................................... ............ .... .............. 8-9
MEET THE STAGS .................................................................. 10-13
A LOOK AT THE FROSH ............................................... ....... 14
1962-63 STATISTICS .................................................................. 15
SERIES STANDINGS .............................................................. 16
SCHOOL RECORDS .................................................................. 17
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
ATHLETIC DIRECTORY
Athletic Moderator
Athletic Director
Trainer
Head Basketball ·Coach
Asst. Basketball <Coach
Statistician
Head Manager
Asst. Manager
Basketball Captains
School Color
Team Nickname
Conference Affiliations
Athletic Association
REV. JAMES W. RING, S.J.
GEORGE R. BISACCA
EVE'RETT BARBOUR
GEORGE BISACCA
LOU SACCONE
JOHN GALLARY
WALTER LEES
TOM McDONALD
WALTER DONNELLY
LAWRENCE RAFFERTY
CARDINAL
THE STAGS
Tri-State League, E.C.A.C, N.CA.A.
Tel. 255-1011, Ext. 207, 208
Sports Information Tel. 255-1011, Ext. 214,215
Director of Public Relations REV. THOMAS]. M. BURKE, S.J.
Director of Sports Publicity JAMES COTTER
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George R. Bisacca- Director of Athletics
Head Basketball Coach
La"ryer Coach George Bisacca. the most successful coach in the
history of Fairfield University, is now entering his sixth season as
varsity mentor. In his five year tenure, Bisacca's teams have compiled
a creditable 76-45 record. Three times Bisacca guided the Stags to the
Tri-State League titles and to the X.C..\.A. College Di,·ision Tournament.
Bisacea's most succes ful sea on was in 1961-62 when his team
was voted the Top Small College Team in the East after finishing the
season with an amazing 20-5 record.
Oddly enough, George's basketball career tarted on this same
Fairfield campus when he played for Fairfield Prep. He was a member
of Prep's great '44-'45 team and from there he went on to play
for Georgetown University under Elmer Ripley. While at Georgetown
Law School, George played as a professional with the \Vashington
Cliftons.
Prior to becoming head coach at the University, Bisacca established
a sensational record over a period of six years at Fair field Prep
where his teams were constantly rated among the top high school
teams in the state.
Last year George was appointed to the post of Athletic Director
of the University. George, the father of five, resides in Fairfield
where he also carries on his Jaw practice.
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Father James Ring, S.J.- Moderator of Athletics
.\! though Father Ring was just appointed
~Ioderator of Athletics in July of
1963. he has been ,·erv acti,·e in the athletic
program at Fairfield since his arrival
in 1956.
~incc his assignment here, Father Ring
has combined the duties of a Phys ics
teacher with those of tennis coach. The
recent successes of our tennis team arc
due in no small par t to the clrorls o[
Father Wng.
Prior to coming to Fai r field. Father Ring was prominent in
the athletic program of nos ton College. He se r\'ed as . \ thletic
Director there in 19+1- and from 19-+6 to 1956 he was Director of
Lntramurals and \'a rsity tennis coach at B. C.
Lou Saccone - Assistant Basketball Coach
Lou Saccone will be entering his third
season as assistant w Coach 13isacca a nd
wil l handle the F reshman team. Last year
Saccone led the tag yea rl ings to a spectacul
ar 17-4 marie
Lou, one of the best known sports personalities
in the Bridgeport area. sta rred
in basketball at Central High School in
Bridgeport and was a record b reaking
scorer at the lJniversity of Bridgeport. scoring
more than 1000 poi nts in varsity play.
lie is presently engaged in teaching at Kotre Dame lligh
St.:hool in Bridgeport where he also sen ·cs as l'ootball coach.
Everett Barbour - Trainer
13a rbour is in his first year as train er at
Fairfield .
. \fter g raduation from Greenwich High
: chool. Uarbour attended the .'wed ish
Tnstitutc in Xew York and the Doctor
Bilik Clinic.
li e scn ·ed a:; trainer at the \Vestchestcr
Country Club in Rye, New York, and
later trained the athletic teams at \\' illiams
College for se\'en years. He resides
with his wife and four children in Greenwich,
Connecticu t.
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER
Name Class Ht Wt Pos Hometown
John Benedict So. 6'3 210 F Thomaston, Conn.
Patrick Burke So. 6'4 205 c Hartford, Conn.
Michael Branch So. 6'4 185 F New Haven, Conn.
Walter Donnelly* Sr. 6'3 180 F Garden City, L. I.
William Hegarty ]T. 5'10 155 G W. Hempstead, N. Y.
Kurt Kilty* Jr. 6'4 200 c E. Hartford, Conn.
David Lingua So. 6'1 180 F Windsor Locks, Conn.
Kevin Lyall So. 5'11 165 G Lynbrook, N. Y.
John McGovern So. 5'11 185 G Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joel Pascale Jr. 6'0 175 G North Bergen, N. J.
Stanley Poole So. 6'3 193 F Hartford, Conn.
Lawrence Rafferty* Sr. 6'3 190 G Sayville, L. I.
Kenneth Wagner* Jr. 6'0 180 G Bronx, New York
* - Lettermen
Co-Captains - Walter Donnelly and Lawrence R;tffcrty
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
W Dec. 6 Fri.
L 10 Tues.
V\f _ 12 Thurs.
v\J 18 Wed.
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8 Wed.
11 Sat.
13 Mon.
30 Thurs.
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10 Mon.
12 Wed.
Boston College
Providence College
Adelphi College
Long I sland University
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Fairl eigh Dickinson I 0 L- ~ 6 ,__Home
St. J ohn's fo( _ 73 Away
.~ eto n Hall ~...,... / .J Away
university of Bridgeport
Iona College ;§, .. ,_ ... J
City College of N. Y.
St. Peter's College
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H.".{. ,u.. h.· !\amc of :-;t1mford Home ;. . -
Hunter College /' "" - 1. ., .Home
Stonehil\ College f't -1/ Away
Brooklyn College CJ ;3 - rU Away
20 Thurs. So. Conn. State College Away
22 Sat. Assumption College Home
w 24 Mon.
vJ 27 Thurs.
~ 29 Sat.
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University of Bridgeport
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Holy Cross College
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROSTER
Name Pos Age l-It Wt Hometown
!< James Brown F 18 6'3 175 New Haven, Conn.
-/( William Boyd c 17 6'3 185 Brooklyn, N. Y.
Paul Carew G 17 6'0 165 S tamford, Conn.
Robert Foley F 18 6'1 161 Gloucester, Mass:·
Neil Guerin F 17 6'4 180 Plantsville, Com1.
Peter Odium G 18 6'0 160 Hartford, Conn.
William Palmer F 17 6'1 167 Newark, N. ].
William P ritz G 18 5'10 140 Bridgeport, Conn.
Patrick Scully G 18 6'1 171 New Britain, Conn.
Kevin Sullivan F 18 6'1 183 New Canaan, Conn.
Albert Snyder c 18 6'4 195 Bridgeport, Conn.
1 Carl Menendez G 18 5'10 165 'vV. Hempstead, N. Y.
~~ Charles Phillips G 18 6'2 175 Brooklyn, N. Y.
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
Fairfield University is one of the youngest of the 28 American Jesuit Universities. ll admitted
its first class in 1947.
Fairfield's 200-acre camnus in Connecticut commands a broad view of Long Island ound. I t is
one hour from Tew York City~ Fairfield County- home of a large proportion of national communication
personalities. Although ij~urch-related, it is not church-supported and accepts students of all races,
colors and creeds. ~
The College of rts and Sciences and the Graduate School of Education are accredited by the
.\few England .-\ ·sociation of Colleges, the Association of .\ merican Colleges, and the .-\merican Council
on Education. The enrollment is 1300 in the undergraduate school; 800 in the Graduate .'chool.
Ninety-six percent of the Fairfield University faculty hold advanced degrees, 38% possess doctorates,
and 58% h :~ ve masters degrees. Reflected in terms of undergraduate enrollment, the ratio of
the faculty to the students is I : 13.
:\mong 100 undergraduate colleges having the highest proportion of alumni recei,·ing medical degrees
during 1950-59, the G. S. Department of Health, Education, and \ Velfare Report credited Fairfield
with a 10.1% a- against an average rate of 4.9%.
Larry Rafferty 6'3" Senior Guard 190 lbs.
Sayville, Long Island
G. FGA FGM Pet. FTA FTM Pet. Reb. Pts. Avg.
20 187 79 .416 56 42 .750 100 200 10.0
Larry is one of those rare surprise packages
that coaches dream about - came to
Fairfield from Seton Hall High (Sayville,
Long Island) unheralded and unknown -
has improved every day since his arrival A ~ here - last season he really established
~ /J \ ) himself. breaking into the sta r ting five after
4 games - even though he was hampered by a seri ous knee injury
all season, he managed to average 10 poin ts a game -
should score more this year if he stays healthy - he had best
foul shooting percentage (.750) among last season's regulars -
Has all the tools (speed, strength, shooting eye, and desire) to
become a big star - is majoring in Education.
Walt Donnelly 6'3" Senior Forward 180 lbs.
Garden City, Long Island
G. FGA FGM Pet. FTA FTM Pet. Reb. Pts. Avg.
22 98 46 .4 70 29 19 .655 126 111 5.0
·walt figures to be the steadying influence
on the team - unselfish ballplayer with a
lot of class - has good outside shot but
specializes in feeding in close - wi ll probably
start in corner, but can also play backcourt
- came to Fair field from Chaminade
High School (Mineola, Long I sland) where
he starred in both basketball and tennis - one of the most popular
boys in school, serves as senior class secretary - would
like to go to medical school and follow in his fathe r's footsteps.
Mike Branch 6'4" Sophomore Forward 185 lbs.
New Haven, Conn.
Fairfield's human jumping jack - led
Frosh team in rebounding and was second
in scoring with an 18 ppg average - he'll
take over the forward spot formerly occupied
by Fairfie ld's highest scorer Bob Hutter-
His corner jump shot is already being
compared to Hutter's - he hit over 30
points on two occasions as Frosh - came to
Fairfield from Hill house High (New Haven)
- chosen to the All State team in seni or year- is majoring in
Economics.
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Kurt Kilty 6'4" J unior Center 200 lbs.
East Hartford, Conn.
G. FGA FGM Pet. FTA FTM Pet. Reb. Pts. Avg.
15 49 13 .284 21 15 .714 41 41 2.7
Returned to school aitcr a semester's absence
in top physical shape - is expected
to spell Burke at Center - has ,·ery good
moves in close, especially good hook shots
- came to Fai rfield from East Hartford
(Connecticut) High School where he starred
in both basketball and baseball - named to
the All Capital District Basketball team in both his junior and
senior year- this could be the year he lives up to potential he
showed as a Frosh when he averaged 17 ppg. - majoring in
Economics.
Stan P oole
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for B. B.A. Degree
6'3" Sophomore F orward 193 lbs.
Hartford, Conn.
One of the most taJen ted ballplayers e,·er to
enter Fairfield - sta rred at Hartford (Connecticut)
Public High School - led team to
New England championship and was named
?IIVP in tourney- chosen on All State and All
:.Yew England teams - has all the moves
in the book - averaged 16 ppg. for Frosh
last year - looks like a defin ite starter
either in frontcourt or backcourt - studying
with Management as his major.
Pat Burke 6'4" Sophomore Center 205 lbs.
Hartford, Conn.
If his freshman year is any indication of
what's to come, this young man's name is
going to be written all over the record book
- broke the freshman season scoring record
last year a\'eraging 21 points a contest -
broke the single game mark when he opened
r1 his career with a 40 point performance
against St. Francis - has an infinite number
of moves in close- extremely deceptive
and has tremendous second effort - his style is somewhat reminiscent
of Seton Hall's All American Kick vVerkman- starred
on the same Hartford Public team as Poole - is majoring in
English.
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Joel Pascale 6'0" Junior Guard 160 lbs.
~orth Bergen, New Jersey
G. FGA FGM Pet. FTA FTM Pet. Reb. Pts. Avg.
5 10 2 .200 4 4 1.000 4 8 1.6
Is by far the best shooter on the team -
deadly jump shot from anywhere under 25
feet - has a very good shot at gaining a
starting backcourt position a! though he has
very li ttle game experience - was ineligible
second semester last year - in his senior
year at Loyola Prep (N. Y.). he was named
to the All Prep League team in both basketball and baseball -
averaged better than IS ppg. as a Fairfield Frosh - majoring
in Economics.
John McGovern 5'11" Sophomore Guard 185 lbs.
Brooklyn, New York
Ranks as just about the best passer on
the team - was playmaker on last year's
great (17-4) Frosh squad - comes to Fairfield
from St. Francis P rep in Brooklyn, a
perennial high school powerhouse - in his
senior year he was chosen the Most Valu-
7 \ able player on his team and also the ~1VP
in the Albany Tournament - very good ball
handler - studying for a Bachelor of Busi-ness
Administration Degree with major in Marketing.
Dave Lingua 6'1" Sophomore Forward 180 lbs.
\i\Tindsor Locks, Conn.
Gained a starting berth with Frosh club
after 5 games and never relinquished it -
fine all around player - can get up high
to launch his deadly jump shot - averaged
just under 10 ppg. with Frosh last yearcomes
to Fairfield from vVindsor Locks
(Connecticut) High School- chosen to All
State (Class B) Team in both junior and
senior year - averaged 25 ppg. in senior year.
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Ken Wagner 6'0" Junior Guard 180 lbs.
Bronx, New York
G. FGA FGM Pet. FTA FTM Pet. Reb. Pts. Avg.
11 35 11 .314 6 4 .667 4 26 2.4
Another fellow returning to school after a
semester's leave - was playing the best ball of
his career be fore he left after first semester and
Stag fans hope he can retain that form - has
g·oocl outside jumpshot and is fine ballhandler after
his senior year at Iona Prep, he had scholarship
offers in basketball, football, and baseball
- studying for a B.S.S. degree majoring in English.
J ohn Benedict 6'3" Sophomore !Forward 210 lbs.
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Kevin Lyall
Thomaston, Conn.
His strength should be very useful under
the boards - saw only limited action as
Frosh - has good corner j ump shot -
starred in basketbal l and soccer at Thomaston
(Connecticut) High School.
5'11" Sophomore Guard 165 lbs.
Lynbrook, New York
Comes to Fairfield from Bishop Loughlin
High School (Brooklyn, New York) where
he played varsity ball for two years - was
impressive in spot perfo rmances last year
for Frosh - will be used as backcourt reserve
this year - studying for Bachelor of
Social Sciences Degree majoring in Education.
William H egarty 5' 10" J unior Guard 155 lbs.
Vvest Hempstead, New York
Excellent ballhandler - will probably be
used against presses and for stalling tactics
- played as Frosh two years ago but didn' t
go out for varsity last year - starred in
basketball for three years at St. J ohn's P rep
(Brooklyn , New York) - is majoring in
~~ ~ English.
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A LOOK AT THE FROSH
Jim Brown
Carl Menendez -
Charl ie P hillips -
Will iam Boyd
Neil Guerin
Kevin S ullivan -
Robert Foley
Bill Palmer
Albert Snyder
Bill P ri tz
Pat Scully
Peter Odium
Paul Carew
Connecticut All Stater at Hillhouse High School in
New Haven - averaged 17 ppg and led team to state
championship - can play either guard or forward but
will probably play in bacl.-court - stands 6'2'' but is a
very good jumper.
Averaged 23 ppg at St. Agnes High School in Long
Island - chosen the Most Valuable player in NassauSu
ffolk County Catholic High School League - very
good ballhandler and great outside shooter.
Starred in baseball, basketball, and track at Brooklyn
P rep - averaged l .'i ppg in his senior ye;u- - has
extraordinary spring in his legs - good jump shooter.
6' 3" forward from St. Augustine's H igh School in
Brooklyn - averaged 15 ppg in his senior year -
troubled by knee injury but should be ready by season's
opening.
vVas captain of Southington High School basketball
team last year - average 14.5 - at 6' 4" he will be
expected to be the team's rebounder.
\ 1Vas a four letterman at New Canaan (Conn.) High
School - starred in basketball, baseball, football and
Cross Country - averaged 15 ppg as senior.
Another versatile athlete - earned letters in three
spor ts at Gloucester High School (Mass.) - scored
13 ppg as junior and IS ppg as senior.
An All State Prep school choice at St. Benedict's
Prep (New Jersey) -averaged 15 ppg- should see
a lot of action this year - very fast and a good
ballhandler.
6'4" center f rom Notre Dame H igh School in Bridgeport
(Conn.) - could be the surprise of the year -
didn't score much in high school - but has been
playing well in practice.
Another boy from Notre Dame (Bridgeport) -
k,1own in area for his clutch performances - exciting
type of player - averaged 10 ppg as Notre Dame's
"sixth man".
Co-captain of St. Thomas Aquinas' (Conn.) H igh
School last year - stands 6'1" - steady ballplayer.
Comes to Fairfield f rom Connecticut basketball power,
Hartford P ublic - played both basketball and baseball,
very fast.
Another boy who played both basketball and baseball
in high school- comes from Stamford (Conn.) Catholic
- averaged 8 ppg in basketball.
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL STATISTICS
1962- 63
Name G FGA FGM Pet. PTA FTM Pet. Reb. Pta. Avg.
Bob Hutter 24 388 179 .460 104 78 .750 258 436 18.2
Nick Macarchuk 24 313 158 .516 179 122 .678 286 438 18.2
Fred Weismiller 24 222 103 .464 102 59 .578 44 265 11.1
Frank McAnulty 23 47 17 .361 38 23 .621 120 57 2.5
Larry Rafferty 20 187 79 .416 56 42 .750 100 200 10.0
Walt Donnelly 22 98 46 .470 29 19 .655 126 111 5.0
Ron Ricscher 17 70 27 .385 27 13 .499 20 67 4.0
Bob Sponza 16 26 10 .384 19 14 .777 23 34 2.2
Joel Pascale s 10 2 .200 4 4 1.000 4 8 1.6
Joe D' Agostin 6 6 2 .333 2 2 1.000 5 6 1.0
Ken Wagner 11 35 11 .314 6 4 .667 8 26 2.4
Kurt Kilty 15 49 13 .284 21 15 .714 41 41 2.7
TEAM REBOUNDS 88
Ffld. Totals· 24 1451 647 .446 587 395 .672 1123 1689 70.3
Opp. Totals 24 1492 660 .442 570 374 .656 901 1694 70.5
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SERIES STANDINGS
Opponent Stags Record First Game
Adelphi College \V 4 L ..or ~- 1952
Assumption College w 3 L 6 1956
Boston College w -t' ~ L 8 1951
University of Bridgeport w lf ~' L 10 1948
Brooklyn College w iJ7 L 4 1948
City College of New York w At L 0 1959
Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. w 5 L s t./ 1955
Fordham University w I L 1961
Georgetown Uni,·ersity w 0 L 3 1959
Holy Cross College \V 0 L 2 1959
llunter College \V 5 L I 1956
I on a College \V 3 L 11 1949
Long Island L:niversity W ~ "/ L 1 1959
University of Mass. Ne' Series I
University of P ittsburgh . ew Series'
P rovidence College w 4 L ¥?",{ 1948
Rider College w ·6 r L 6 1951
St. Anselm's College \V +,. i 9 1948
St. Peter's College w 2 L 7 1950
Seton Hall University w 0 L ~ .:. 1961
Southern Conn. College \V 16 L I 1948
Stonehill College \V 8 1 L 0 1952
Wagner College K e,( Series f':>
Yeshiva University w 6 L 1957
SCORES OF 1962-63 GAMES
Ours Opp. Ours Opp.
Yeshiva 68 63 Tona 69 91
St. Francis 54 57 Seton Hall 91 93
Adelphi 83 68 St. Anselm's 63 78
So. Conn. 86 45 C. C. >J. Y. 71 62
Fairleigh Dickinson 45 39 Boston College 64 68
Canisius 56 85 Hunter 75 56
St. Peter's 70 82 Brooklyn 80 59
Fordham 65 78 Assumption 57 70
Stonehill 78 77 Rider 79 80
L. T. U. 45 54 Georgetown 61 79
A. T. C. 85 69 Bridgeport 93 85
13ridgeport 86 71 Providence 65 85
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BASKETBALL RECORDS
Season w
1948-49 9
1949-50 5
1950-51 16
1951-52 9
1952-53 10
1953-54 12
1954-55 12
1955-56 6
1956-57 5
1957-58 12
1958-59 11
1959-60 17
1960-61 17
1961-62 20
1962-63 11
Most Field Goals made by a
player in one season
Most free throws made by a
player in one season
Most points by a player in one
season
Most rebounds by a player in
one season
Most field goals by a player in
one game
Most free throws by a player
in one game
Most points by a player in one
game
Most points by a player in
career
Most field goals by Fairfield in
one game
Most free throws by Fairfield
in one game
Most points by Fairfield in one
game
L Coach
14 Joe Dunn
16 Bob Noonan
11 Jim Hanrahan
9 Jim Hanrahan
9 Jim Hanrahan
8 Jim Hanrahan
8 Jim Hanrahan
10 Jim Hanrahan
16 Jim Hanrahan
9 Jim Hanrahan
11 George Bisacca
9 George Bisacca
7 George Bisacca
5 George Bisacca
13 George Bisacca
191 by Bob Hutter
( 1961-62)
122 by Nick Macarchuk
(1962-63)
464 by Bob Hutter
(1961-62)
383 by Art Crawford
(1959-60)
15 by Bob Hutter against St.
Peter's on December 4, 1961
15 by Jim Pavel against Merrimack
College, February 2, 1956
37 by Harry Hyra against Central
Conn., February 25, 1959
1315 by Bob Hutter
49 against Merrimack College
on January 30, 1958
42 against Merrimack College
on February 2, 1956
110 against Providence College
on February 18, 1953
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THE STORE OF THE STARS
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FAIRFIELD 255-0210
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Best of Luck
TO COACH BISACCA
AND THE TEAM
From
THE CLASS OF 1964
Complimc11ts of
THE
SODALITY
THE STUDENT BODY
THE
STAGS
THE
STUDENTGOVEKNMENT
Compli·mcnts
of
THE CLASS OF 1965
THE
CARDINAL
KEY
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