Word: budko
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Four lettermen are back, including Sherry Marshall, but most of last season's standouts are gone, including its three top scorers, Walt, Budko, Bruce Ghorke, and Al Vogel. Other returnees include Herb Poch, Norm Skinner, and Bill Lockwood...
Tony Lavelli of Yale took top scoring honors with a 12-game score of 236 and found a place on the coaches' first team. He, Walt Budko of Columbia, and Bob Gale of Cornell were unanimous selections of the seven coaches...
...Columbia game, played Saturday night at the New Yorkers' match-box gym, kept a full house worried up until the final six minutes, at which point Budko started hitting. With Hauptfuhrer easing in 75 percent of his shots, and Rockwell clicking off long sets, the Crimson trailed only 35 to 31 at the half, and subsequently pulled to within one point of the EIL leaders...
...five must have at least two men of Elmore Morgenthaler's proportions. To be sure, Bill Prior at six-foot-five is no midget, but then almost every good basketball team in the country has a similarly linear man holding down the pivot slot. For example, Columbia's Walt Budko matches Prior's height inch for inch, and the centers in the other half of the Arena double-header--Providence against St. Anselm's--both were taller...
...facts and figures: Individual Scoring Player G F P Budko, Columbia 67 57 191 Lavelli, Yale 67 54 188 Leede, Dartmouth 68 48 184 Crossin, Pennsylvania 68 36 172 Hauptfuhrer, Harvard 71 26 168 Lawry, Princeton 54 48 156 Mariaschin, Harvard 55 41 151 Colberg, Pennsylvania 55 25 135 Marshall, Columbia 53 27 133 Vogel, Columbia...