AGOSTINO M. DiMAGGIO
Class of 1960

The colorful athletic career of "Mickey DiMaggio" reads like a movie saga.

His Washington College athletic history enjoyed two eras--pre Korean war and post Korean war.

From 1952--54 he ran cross country, played soccer and lacrosse, and ran track one season.

Outstanding in cross country, he earned all Mason-Dixon honors in 1952 and 1953.

Scoring 12 goals in the first two games of his freshman lacrosse campaign, he went on to help spark Washington College to an 8-5 season in 1953 and a Laurie Cox Division crown the following year.

Playing attack or midfield he achieved honorable mention All-American honors as a sophomore.

After three years in the military service he returned to record a brilliant athletic record, 1957--59.

In soccer he achieved All-American, all Mason-Dixon, Middle Atlantic and South honors as a brilliant goaltender three seasons.

In lacrosse he gained first team All-American honors in 1959 (when there was only one team). He starred with Joe Seivold and Dick Callahan on the "60-Minute midfield" in 1958. Evening Sun sports editor called them "the best in the country".

DiMaggio capped a fabulous college career in typical fashion.

The contest was the annual North-South game at Homewood.

All DiMaggio did was tie the score and assist on the winning goal, finishing with three goals.