THE CARDINAL
VOL. XXIX, NO. 10 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, LOUISVILLE 8, KENTUCKY Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1957
The "Fighting Cardinals"
VARSITY BASKETBALLERS pose for opening season picture. They are first row: Gailbraith, 31;
Froning, 23; Andrews, 14; Kelly, 32; Tieman, 20; Mantel, 21; Kitchen, 30. Second row: Dromo;
Varosack, 11; Goldstein, 24; DuPont, 10; Heeren, 15; Geiling, 25; Barry Schermer, manager and
Coach Hickman.
Student Senate Reviews
Work Of Health Center
The findings on the Student
Health Center, an announcement
that the "L" Raisers Commission
had come out in the black from
Homecoming, and the possibili­ties
of forming a Speaker Service
Bureau were some of the items
taken up by the Student Senate
at their meeting last week.
Since some questions had been
raised as to the function and ex­tent
of the Health Center, vice­president
of the Senate, Marshall
Sprigg, repJrted the following
four items: in the case of a dom­itory
being financially unable to
pay for hospital expenses, the
student is sent to the emergency
ward at General Hospital free of
charge or for whatever he i. able
to pay.
The question of hospitalization
was answered by the comment
that it would be too expensive
for .the University to afford. The
doctor's duty is primarily that of
examination and treatment is not
• allowed through this office. He
is employed for only two hours
a dav. and the nurse is on duty
only eight h.ours a day. This
leaves the University students
with siX'teen hours in which they
must fend for themselves.
H was reported .that the Home­roming
festivities grossed over
$1200, and that the expenses were
about $1000. The Progress Com­mission
reported that they have
composed and will send out a let­ter
to all members of the faculty
concerning the possibility of set­ting
up a Speaker Service Bureau.
This bureau would handle re­quests
by various student organi­zation
concerning the possibility
of getting speakers on various
topics to their meetings.
lowing the meeting there was a
coffee hour when the Sena·te
members were able to became
further acquainted with the Sen­ate
members and talk informally
together.
Man of the Year
NOTICE
Attention Shutter-Bugs! Are
you interested in earning a little
· money by working at your hob­by?
The University of Louisville
chief-photographer needs a little
help. Any student interested in
working in this capacity should
contact Armand Ostroff in the
Thoroughbred Office located in
.the old Biology Building for fur­ther
informantion and specific de­tails.
Hickman Rebuilding
Cardinal Hoopsters
By MARTIN PEDIGO
Cardinal Sports Editor
Last week, head basketball coach Peck Hickman appeared on
a local television program called, What's your question? The fans
in this area asked him some fifty or sixty questions about the 1958
edition of the "Fighting Cardinals." A number of these questions
had to remain unanswered, as only the season will tell the answers.
Season Opens
Monday night the Cards will
travel to Evansville to play the
Aces in their first encounter of
the year. Evansville has a good
team and Hickman will not get to
experiment much in this first
game. A few of the big questions
might well be answered in this
game. The Cards have won 9 ana
lost 3 in the series with Evans­ville.
Their last meeting was two
years ago when the Cards won
98-81.
The Questions
The big questions are: Can
Hickman rebuild the Cards? Can
DuPont do the job? Can anyone
replace Morgan? Who is the "man
with the hands?" Is Andrews the
new floor general? Will any so­phomores
start? What about the
third man of the "Terrible Trio."
Who is Bill Geiling? Can we win
twenty?-These are the big ones
now, and here are some of the
answers.
Rebuilding Year
Many feel that this is a rebuild­ing
year. The Cards have a lot of
experience at some positions, and
very little at others. The team
is looking good in practice; but
the success of the rebuilding will
be known when the last ?arne is
over. Hickman says, "the success
of this year's squad depends a lot
on Jerry DuPont." The 6-10 pivot­man
has the big shoes of All­American
Charlie Tyra to fill.
It has been said that Jerry could
be the second best center the
Cards have ever had. He does
have the potential, but here too,
time will tell.
Hickman echoed what many
have said when he commented,
"Morgan won't be replaced for a
long time." Morgan was, pound
for pound, probably the best bas­ketball
player in the nation last
year. It is hard to say whether
Sophs Roger Tieman or Mickey
Kelly can ever come close to the
"mole." This is their first year
of varsity play and it will be a
few games before anything defi­nite
will be known about them.
Man With The Hands
Don "Red" Goldstein is the
"man with the hands." The 6-5
junior co u I d be another All­American
if he comes along. Last
year he averaged 11.0 points a
game and grabbed 238 rebounds
(second to Tyra's 530 rebounds).
His elongated fingers and very
expressive hands have given him
the name mentioned above. The
nation's top sports magazine,
SPORT named Red to their All­South
team. He is o·ne of the
famed "Terrible Trio."
Harold Andrews will be the
floor general of the Cards this
year. "Uncle Harold" is a steady
ball player, very much like Bill
Darragh was. The 6-2 junior guard
is the second man in the ''Ter­rible
Trio." Last year he scored
207 points and was the man who
broke up the Dayton game at the
Armory. Harold will have a so­phomore
starting with him pro­bably.
At present Roger Tieman
seems to have the inside track,
but Kelly could be the man.
Terrible Trio
Two years ago the U of L fresh­man
team had three players, who
each averaged better than twenty
points a game, they were known
as the "Terrible Trio." Goldstein
and Andrews were two, and they
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Student Directories
Visiting the Student Senate
were members of the cast of the
All-African play "T h e N ex t
Phase." These young people spoke
to the Senate for a short while
during the meeting on the com­position
of the play and the coun­tries
from which they came. Fol-
GIL STURTZEL'S father (man with helmet) shows the feelings of the entire crowd over Leonard
t..yles' reeord breaking evening. Lyles ended his career with 13~ points for this year and the Na­tional
Scoring Championship.
Student Directories for this
school year may be obtained at
the Belknap Campus Bookstore
or the Medical School Boogstore
for ten cents. This directory, com­piled
by the Ways and Means
Commission om the Student Sen­ate,
contains the names, addresses,
and telephone numbers of all stu­dents
in all schools of the uni­versity
who filled out a card dur­ing
registration. There is also a
section in the front listing the
numbers of the administrative
offices and the professors of the
schools. All social organizations
are Hsted, along with the name of
their president, in the back of the
publication. These books are be­ing
sold on a first-come first­served
basis.