John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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c (A) Jay Velasquez shoots for another two. (B) Mjke Livermore works boll around to open up a shot. (C) Quillon Garrett goes up high to sink two points. A Freshman Basketball — 137

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Super Rebounding Writes Success Story Winning the city championship for the first time in the history of the school, the freshman cagers lost only one game enroute to a 24-1 record. First year Coach Frank Guttman com- mented, We did not have anybody that set the net on fire, but we were well bal- anced. The coach also added, that a strong second team had a great deal to do with our success. The leading scorers for the fish were Jimmy Sutton and Jay Velasquez. Roy Jones pulled down more rebounds than any of his teammates. The frosh averaged 55 points a game while giving up only 39 points. Coach Guttman stated, One reason they were so potent on offense was because we were well disciplined and worked for the good shot. The team was a close bunch of kids, expressed Coach Guttman with pride. As he expressed his outlook for the future varsity players, I hope they stay that way through high school. With the rebounding skill of such play- ers as Jones, the success story could be repeated in B-Team action this fall. If Sut- ton and Velasquez repeat their scoring, the team will be assured of success. 1974-1975 Freshman Basketball Reagan.....................51 Reagan.....................64 Reagan.....................39 Reagan.....................57 Reagan.....................60 Reagan.....................60 Reagan.....................48 Reagan.....................59 Reagan.....................60 Reagan.....................52 Reagan.....................39 Reagan.....................73 Reagan.....................38 Reagan.....................52 Reagan.....................44 Reagan.....................70 Reagan.....................55 Reagan.....................60 Reagan.....................63 Reagan.....................53 Reagan.....................53 Reagan.....................51 Reagan.....................46 Reagan.....................50 Reagan.....................77 Travis..........................37 Crockett........................38 L.B.J...........................30 Austin..........................54 Lanier..........................46 San Marcos......................35 Johnston........................42 Anderson........................44 McCollum........................24 Johnston........................55 Travis..........................32 Anderson........................40 Lanier..........................34 Austin..........................29 L.B.J...........................35 Crockett........................36 McCallum........................36 Johnston........................57 Travis..........................41 Anderson........................46 Lanier..........................46 Austin..........................50 L.B.J...........................37 Crockett........................37 McCallum........................28 (from row) Greg Taylor, Mike Livermore, Faron Fowler, Jay Velosquez, Terrel Dm- kell, Charles Reed, Jeff Stinson. (bock row) Cooch Frank Guttmon, Randall Phoir, Ziron Turner, Jackie Bureleson, Tom Juhl, Quillan Gorrett, Roy Jones, Buddy Cooper, Anthony Brown, Jimmy Sutton, Ross Greene, Clifford Bowser. 1 36 — Freshman Basketball

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Baseballers Hopes Fade With Season “We just seemed to be snake-bit all year stated Coach Del Moberg in anguish. The season was a disappointment in many ways but Coach Moberg saw some bright spots such as the hitting and scoring ability. The Raiders started out good by winning five of their first seven games. But they could man- age only two more victories during the course of the season. They did manage a third place finish in the Judson Tourney. Coach Moberg said the splitting up of the two schools hurt a lot.” He pointed to Randy Smith for his hitting ability. Smith hit above .500 and also hit safely in 19 of 20 games. Other big sticks were James Guerrero (.292 and 15 rbi s), Duane Heckmann (15 rbi's), and Kevin Tooley (.286 average). Carl Pan- kratz and Donald Schmidt led the Pitching staff. Pankratz won three games and Schmidt had a 2-1 record with an e.r.a. of 1.39. The Spur staff would like to dedicate this section to Coach Del Moberg as it is his last year of coaching. Seguin.................. ' .... 1 Lockhart.........5T-»..........7 Judson T San Marcos 3 Johnst . Travis.........................8 Anderson....................... Lanier.........................5 Austin........................11 L.BJ. ....................... .8 Crockett.......................4 McCallum.......................9 Johnston . . .,..............7 Travis.........................1 Anderson k...............4 Lanier.........................5 Austin . . . . T‘..............4 L.BJ...........................4 Crockett.......................8 McCallum....................... 1 38 — Varsity Baseball