NCAA BASKETBALL
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Hawley Armory
359 Mansfield Rd Unit 2101
Storrs, CT 06269
Opened: January 1, 1915
Closed: April 1, 1954
Hawley Armory on the campus of the University of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut was built in 1914-1915 for the school's military department, but its gymnasium and drill hall also served as the location for numerous athletic and social activities over the years. The Armory was named for Willis N. Hawley, a student at what was then called the Storrs Agricultural College. A first lieutenant of the cadet company on campus, he joined the army after graduating in 1898, but before he could fight in the Spanish-American War, he died of typhoid fever at the Red Cross Hospital in Philadelphia. As noted by President George W. Flint in the Annual Report of the Trustees of the Storrs Agricultural College (1899):
Last 10 Games
Date Opponents Result
Mar 3, 1954Columbia @ Uconn 64 - 80
Feb 16, 1954Rutgers @ Uconn 78 - 91
Jan 16, 1954BC @ Uconn 81 - 106
Dec 19, 1953St. Josephs @ Uconn 77 - 85
Dec 5, 1953Yale @ Uconn 52 - 56
Feb 26, 1953UMass @ Uconn 51 - 89
Feb 18, 1953Brown @ Uconn 59 - 91
Jan 7, 1953Holy Cross @ Uconn 71 - 67
Dec 20, 1952Villanova @ Uconn 71 - 75
Dec 12, 1952BC @ Uconn 51 - 70