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RECORD
Edward K. Ellington, Co-Captain
Robert W. Langlois, Co-Captain
Robert A. Mauran, Manager
Mr. Jerry Zeoli, Coach
Mr. Peter K. Muhlhausen, Coach
4th in Kingswood Invitational Tournament
M.B...................... 81 St. Andrew’s ............. 61
M.B...................... 82 Roxbury Latin . . . . 51
M.B...................... 63 Thayer ...................... 60
M.B...................... 90 Wilbur ...................... 49
M.B...................... 79 P.C.D............................. 57
M.B...................... 98 Governor Dumraer . 84
M.B...................... 68 St. G eorge.................. 71
M.B...................... 83 Tabor ......................... 77
M.B...................... 50 St. G eorge.................. 77
M.B...................... 63 St. Andrew’s ............. 68
M.B.......................116 P.C.D............................. 71
M.B...................... 67 Tabor ......................... 48
M.B...................... 74 Pom fret...................... 54
M.B...................... 82 Wilbur ...................... 47

fast break set a new single game
record in a 98-84 victory over Gov­
ernor Dummer.
The Quakers’ twenty-game win­
ning streak was ended by a taller
St. George’s team. Though behind
by as much as fourteen points early
in the game, the Dragons exploded
in the second half to win 71-68.
Recovered from their first loss,
the cagers stormed back to down
Tabor Academy 83-77. On a larger
court, St. George’s again proved too
much for M.B., downing the Blue
and White sharpshooters 77-50. By
far the poorest showing of the sea­
son was the St. Andrew’s game,
where the determined Red Devils
handed us a second defeat in a
row, 68-63.
Bouncing back, the Quakers
scored 116 points against 71 for
Country Day. Bob Langlois broke
the individual scoring mark with
42 points. After a first-half slump,
the M.B. offense amassed 44 points
against Pomfret, to win 74-54. In
the season finale, ten Quakers scored
in an 82-47 victory over Wilbur
High.
Led by co-captains Bob Langlois
and Ed Ellington, the team aver­
aged nearly 78 points per game.
Also contributing to the excellent
season were Barclay Dorman’s re­
bounding and fierce playing and
Chris Kent’s sharpshooting. Best of
luck to next year’s team.

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