Word: hurley
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Coach Floyd Wilson, who always seems to substitute to right man, received great performances from his two guards, Captain Roger Bulger and sophomore Dick Hurley, both of whom played the entire game. Hurley was high scorer for the varsity with 13 points, all in the second half, and Bulger had ten points. Harry Sacks, possibly playing the best defensive game of his varsity career, and sophomores Bob Hastings, Ike Canty, Neil Muncaster, and Phil Haughey, and were outstanding...
...switching-man-to-man defense completely stopping Brown's Ed Tooley, the varsity increased its advantage to 46-40 with ten minutes to go in the game. Hurley and Hastings, who sank all five of his field goal attempts for ten points, starred offensively in this half. Brown put on an all-court press near the game's end, reducing the varsity's lead to two points, but the Crimson never lost control of the game...
Crimson catch Floyd Wilson, whose team has lost all three of its League contests and six of its total nine games, will start sophomores Phil Haughey, Bob Barnett, and either Dick Hurley or Neil Muncaster to instill some scoring punch in the squad. Seniors Harry Sacks and Roger Bulger are the other starters...
Amherst, after being upset by Middlebury, a team the Crimson had defeated earlier in the season, came back to defeat the varsity, 66 to 57. Dick Hurley, another one of Wilson's talented sophomores, led the losers with 14 points...
...scored almost at will in their 105-54 runaway. Bob Barnett poured in 30 points and Dick Hurley 29 in the JV's second victory without a loss. Each scored 14 field goals, while Hurley missed a free throw with 30 seconds left which would have tied him with Barnett...