Evening star., 1955-02-24
CIV High Closes Out
Poor League Season
Beating Falls Church
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basketball team was somewhat
Of q disappointment this year
to Coach Steve Osisek and the
schools supporters, but some Of
the returning players give hopes
Of a different story next season.
Osisek tossed few Of his
sophomores and juniors at Falls
Church last night as CIV closed
out its league games with a
1918 victory on its home court.
For the first time since its
inception, CIV failed to make
the State tournament this year.
1t also marked the first time
the school lost the Northern
Virginia title two years running.
The Presidents have a 1914
season record, by any standards
q good season, but failure to win
the Northern District title and a
shot at the State championship
takes of quite bit of. the edge.
CIV will lose its All-State for
ward, Doug Yates, for next year
but the performance of several
returning players is encouraging.
The juniors and sophomores.
headed by Mike Agee, Bob
Garda, Walt Densmore and Mike
Delnegro, played the first and
third quarters and hit for 48 Of
the teams 76 total.
Agee led the assault with SO
points, tying his schools record
set by Billy Morton in 1851.
Garda was next high with IA.
Bob Blake had 27 points and
Frank Giambattista 81 for Falls
Church.
Walt Griffin had II points and
Ivan Coleman Is to lead Parker
Gray of Alexandria to a 47-39
victory over Walker-Gran High
in q Northern Virginia Inter-
scholastic Athletic Group II
league game. Parker-Gray is Is
in the league and 1873 for the
season.
Russ Wood scored 90 points in
leading Charlotte Hall to a CAST
victory over Friends School at
Charlotte Hall.
Frederick High took a COM
nanding 40-24 halftime lead and
eased past High Point, 1851, at |
High Point. Ken Clay of High |
Point was the games top scorer
with 20 points.
Westinghouse emptied its
bench in romping over st. An
thony, 66-31. All 13 players used |
by WI had a hand in the scor-
ing as the Generals tuned up for
the Washington-Lee Invitational
tournament, starting next Mon
day.
Suitland hit its highest total
in the four-year history Of the i
school with an $500 victory over
st. Adams. The previous high.
rs, was set earlier in the season
against Richard Montgomery.
Ken Moreland did most of the
damage, scoring 40 points. rs of
that number in the last half.
He has 344 points with two
games left. 3-year scoring rec
ord for the school.
Bob Torillo and Bruce Robin
son. each with IA points. sparked
g late drive by Bladensburg to
1--WE the Blades a 45-40 victory
over DeMatha. 1t was Bladens-
hurg's 18th victory in 10 games.
Ken Ericksson's 18 points led
Roosevelt to 1851 victory over
Chamberlain, the 18th in = II
games for the Riders.
Delano Kittrell with l3 points
and Orinzie Hooks with IL led
Cardozo High to a 64-58 victory
over Dunbar of Baltimore at
Baltimore. the 18th victory in II
games for Cardozo.
George Kemp scored 20 points
and made the winning shot with
i've seconds remaining to give
Damascus 48-47 victory over
Maryland School for the Deaf.
Damascus record is 1872.
Gwynn Park High. behind, Al
Is. at halftime. narrowed the
gap in the second half but
couldn't quite catch up and lost,
$3.50, to st. Mary's Of Annap-
oils. Bob Logan with II points
led Gwynn Park. Gwynn Parks
record is 7-10.
The schedule:
TODAY.
Carver at Cardozo, 3:15.
Fairfax at Annandale, z.
Loudoun County at George Mason, 7.
Wakefield at Fails Church, T..
National Training School ct Kendall
4.
TOMORROW
Phelps at Fairmont Heights. L.
Bates VS.. Dunbar at Terrell. 315.
CARROLL at Roosevelt, $3.50.