Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame
Raynor, Arthur B.
Arthur B. Raynor
- Induction:
- 1984
- Class:
- 1950
Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer
Art Raynor captained baseball and soccer teams at Bucknell and also lettered in basketball. Winner of three letters in soccer, he scored a then-school-record nine goals in 1948 while leading Bucknell to the Middle Atlantic States Soccer Conference championship. He finished his career with 23 goals, a total that still ranks ninth all-time at Bucknell. His four-goal performance against Delaware in 1948 has been equaled but not bettered. While winning four letters in baseball, Raynor compiled a 15-13 career pitching record. He was named to the NCAA District Two first team and All-America third team in 1950 after posting a 5-2 record, a 1.92 earned run average, 56 strikeouts in 60 2/3 innings and six complete games. He also batted .333 with three home runs while helping Bucknell to its first-ever Middle Atlantic Conference title. Raynor, who played two years in the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system, went on to become a high school mathematics teacher on Long Island and coached baseball, soccer and basketball. He served four years as president of the Nassau County Soccer Coaches Association.Â
(Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1984)
Art Raynor captained baseball and soccer teams at Bucknell and also lettered in basketball. Winner of three letters in soccer, he scored a then-school-record nine goals in 1948 while leading Bucknell to the Middle Atlantic States Soccer Conference championship. He finished his career with 23 goals, a total that still ranks ninth all-time at Bucknell. His four-goal performance against Delaware in 1948 has been equaled but not bettered. While winning four letters in baseball, Raynor compiled a 15-13 career pitching record. He was named to the NCAA District Two first team and All-America third team in 1950 after posting a 5-2 record, a 1.92 earned run average, 56 strikeouts in 60 2/3 innings and six complete games. He also batted .333 with three home runs while helping Bucknell to its first-ever Middle Atlantic Conference title. Raynor, who played two years in the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system, went on to become a high school mathematics teacher on Long Island and coached baseball, soccer and basketball. He served four years as president of the Nassau County Soccer Coaches Association.Â
(Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1984)
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