St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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21'l'!:kQQif!2i: The sad outcome of the Washington Invita- tional championship game with DeMatha is reflected on both the scoreboard and on the snarling countenances of Lewis, Ring, and Calabrese as Coach Gallagher accepts the 2nd place trophy. We also tinished second to DeMatha in the regular season by virtue of a miserable 47-36 loss to the Stags at Maryland University. Fol- lowing this, we played Mackin to determine second place and a tourney berth, the result-a great team eftort and a 60-56 victory. Jay Calabrese floats past Brendan McCarthy for an easy two points in the first DeMatha game. Our only vic- tory over the Stags in tive tries was witnessed by a turnaway crowd of 1800 in the St. John's Gym. Bob Lewis scored 27 points, Ned Carr played o major part in limiting DeMatha hotshot Jim McBride to 10 points, and Skip Endres played a spectacular defensive floor game in the 51-46 triumph.

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The 1963 Cadet Basketball Team-Kneeling: J. Manfreda, J. Let- Goodwin, D. Hgqleyl B, Keller, Cqpfqin B. Lewis B Ring N arr life, T- Wl1ll9lf?SeY,-l-C0lC1bf9S9, A- 5f1dfeS, C- O'BI'lef1- Sldndlflgf P. Panneton, Managers E. Hutchins and D. Woods Moderator Coach Joseph Gallagher, Scorekeeper B. Hcardt, W. Wilson, P. B,-on-,er Flqyiqn. BASKETBALL RECORD C21-7D 56 SJC Opp. 79 64 . . . .Maryland Frosh . . . ....... . . 77 88 O'CONNELL CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 103 76 ...,. . .Landon ..,...,...., .,.. . . 40 70 73 .... , .SL STepl1en's ....... . . 50 91 96. . . O'Connell ........... . 47 63 REGULAR SEASON 36 51 . . . .Mackin .... ...... . . . 53 6O 67. . .B-CC ......,....,, . . 51 66 .....,.. O'Connell . , . , 34 87 74. . . .Carroll .. . . . 55 65 51 . . DeMalha , . , 46 60 75... ..DLJval ,. 42 97. . . Gonzaga . . . . 52 54 70. . .O'Connell . . . . . 52 54 80 Blair ..... 58 79 DeMaTha . . Catholic U. JV's .... Carroll ...,.,....... Georgetown U. Frosh . . James Monroe ....,. Gonzaga ..... Mackin .. DeMaTha .. . Mackin ............. K, of C. TOURNAMENT Gordon Tech QChicagoj South Hills QPiT1sburghD DeMaTha ..,. . . . . ESCIT ST. PeTer's QNew .lerseyb DeMa1ha ............ Canevin CPitTsburghj . .

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Brian Keller grits as he snatches a rebound from De- Matha's Kennedy, while Ned Carr looks on admiringly. Brian continued his spectacular play in the post-season tournaments, averaging 'IO rebounds per game in the Georgetown spectacle and making the All-Tournament team. Adding honors to the St. John's haul of trophies from Georgetown, Skip Endres received a trophy for most assists in the tourney. Chapter 3-Bob Lewis at Georgetown. Bob gets off a iumper despite the efforts of All-Star Bazanek's guarding en route to a 32-point performance against the Chicago champs. Jay Calabrese hit for a career-high 22 as the Cadets set a single game field goal record l37l in win- ning 87-69. Despite the championship loss to DeMatha, Bob received the rebounding trophy and his second MVP award of the season. Football and basketball star Ned Carr, noted especially for his defensive abilities in both sports, leads the Cadets otf the floor atter the K. of C. victory over South Hills.