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JUNIOR BASKETBALL
First Row; Cohen, E. Kratzman, Searls, M. Kelly, Bonn, Bateman, E. Galton. Second Row: Reed, (manager), Rennie, L. Childers, Longbothum, McGinn, R. Hewit, Mr. Vietor (coach).
The 1965 junior basketball squad turned in an ex­ cellent 9-3 record, the best In four years.
JUNIOR BASKETBALL RECORD
34 Rutgers Prep. 24 46 Gill 31 36 Rutgers Prep 28
Newark Academy 41 41 St. Bernard's 25 33 Montclair Academy 44
44 Rumson 27
45 Gill 29
49 Short Hills 67 28 St. Bernard's 24 Montclair Academy 43 24 Bonnie Brae 35 35 Princeton C.D, 32
9-4
Don McGinn, Pat Rennie, and Lee Childers led the
squad under the boards, while Mike Kelly, Mark Bonn,
Mike Cohen, and E. A. Kratzman worked outside. 40
The highlights of the season were two easy victor­ ies over Rugters Prep and a triple-overtime 43-41 victory over Montclair Academy.
The junior cagers ran off five straight victories at
the beginning of the season but then fell to Montclair.
The other losses came against Short Hills In a very 45 poorly played game and Bonnie Brae.
McGinn was the high scorer for Coach Robert Vie- tor's Rams, while Childers was the leading rebounder.
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