The news-review., February 13, 1952, Page 8, Image 8

Central Catholic Five Strengthens Position
By Th. Auoclttcd Pre "
' McMinnviUe, victim of two up
sets in the past two weeks, re
lumed it! winning ways Tuesday
night by downing Tigard, 65-60.
McMinnviUe, rated No. 5 in this
week's Associated Press Oregon
high school basketball poll, was
paced by its high-scoring forward,
Don ' Porter, who registered 32
points. V- .
That was two more than Wade
(Swede) Halbrook, the state's lead
ing scorer, made as he and his
Lincoln mates beat Washington, 40
18 in a Portland prep league game.
Hallbrooks' 30 points raised his
season's total to 585 in 16 games
for Lincoln, ranked No. 3 in the
state, 1
The state's two top teams came
through with victories.
Central Catholic of Portland,
rated No. 1, knocked off Gresham,
67-47, as its all-state star, Bob Al
tenhofen, poured in 23 points.
Grant Beaten
Cleveland ranked No. 2, came
from behind to defeat Grant, 65-59,
and remain in first place in the
Portland High School League.
Salem was the only other team
in the top 10 seeing action. The
Vikings, rated No. 8, won 72-47,
from Lebanon, which handed them
one of their only five defeats ear-
l!?r In the season.
Willamette forfeited a Class A
district 8 game to its townsmen,
the Eugene Axemen, when seven
of Its 11 first squad members
turned up with the flu. Willamette
requested a postponement, but Eu
gene refused, contending that Wil
lamette should use members of Its
B squad to put a team on the
floor. 1
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continued unbeaten by trouncing
Willamina, 60-39; West Linn de
feated Beaverton, M-49; Oregon
City beat Forest Grove, 76-61 ; and
University of Eugene edged Spring
field, 40-37. '
Reedsport, winner of the Eastern
division title in the Southwest Ore
gon district, dropped a close one
to the Linfield frosh, 56-55.
Future Farmers.. v
Nip Church Five
YMCA High School League
W L
FFA 8 0
Hi Y I 1
Dillard Methodist 5 3
South Side 4 4
Winston 4 4
Sutherlin "Y" 2 6
Christian 1 7
Methodist - 1 7
The Future Farmers won their
eighth straight YMCA High School
League basketball game Tuesday
night at the Junior High gym, de
feating Christian Church, 26-16.
The latest win gave the Farmers
the nod for the district playoff at
Salem Feb. 1516. Tom Findlay led
the way to the easy victory with
11 poinls.
With Roy Withers pouring in 17
points, his Winston Christians
stormed over cellar-dwelling Meth
odist Church. Winston came from
behind in the second quarter and
waltzed away. In a lowscoring
contest, Dillard Methodist out
scored South Side, 18-12, in the
third game of the day. The win
put Dillard in undisputed third
place.
Hi-Y won a fourth scheduled
game by default over the Sutherlin
"Y", which has dropped from the
league.
Pilot Center Sets
Scoring Record
In Tiger Game
Willie Mannwsrren, the 6-foot 5
inch Pilot center from Canyonvtlle
Bible- Academy hung up the best
game individual basketball scoring
record of the year Tuesday night.
He led his squad to a 63-44 tri
umph over Canyonville with a bril
liant 37-polnt performance.
Oddly enough, the Pilot coach
was not pleased. He said, "I've
never seen Mannwarren miss so
many clear shots. He could have
made over 60 if he'd been hitting.''
As it was, he collected 16 lield
goals and five free throws. His
teammates fed him well to set up
the year's county prep record. His
big quarters were the second and
fourth vien he scored 15 and 14
respectively.
Tne Pilots had no trouble at all
with the Tigers. They led at the
quarters, 12 6, 31-1K. and, 44 33.
fhe CBA Junbr Varsit nlni won
its me, 24-21. The only CBA
rooter on hand v, as three-year-old
Adcle Shaffer who lent overy bit
of her tiny lungs to the project.
The rest of the CBA rooters were
tequired to attend . an academy
lunciion.
(44) Canyonville
F (8) McGinnis
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CBA (63)
Lambert (5)
Davis (1)
MannWrn (37)
Hose (7)
Hcrber (7)
Subs: For CBA
for Canyonville
(12) Hoffee
(8) Hardy
(6) Pratt
(3) Dalling
Willis (6);
Powell (7).
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Roseburg Frosh
Defeat Glendale
The Roseburg Frosh broke the
game wide open in the fourth quart
er to take an easy 40-27 win from
the Glendale Junior Varsity at
Glendale Tuesday.
Up against an immensely im
proved Jayvee squad, the Frosh
battled on little better than even
terms through the first three quart
ers. The Roseburg quint took a 9-3
lead by the end of the initial quart
er, but with five Frosh subs in
the game in the second quarter,
the hosts cut the halftime score to
13-12. It was still tight in the third
canto at 22-18, but the Frosh quit
toying apd rang up twice as many
points as the Glendale five could
muster in the final round.
Coach Hal Zurcher praised his
Frosh for a return to the fire and
spirit they have lacked in recent
weeks. The win gives the Frosh
a record ot 8-5.
Wed., Feb. 13, 1952 Th N.wi-R.Wew, Roitburf, Or. 9
Dillard Church Named
Champ Of Junior Loop
tlillard Methodist's YMCA bas
ketball squad has been crowned
first champion of the Junior High
School League, according to a re
port from "Y" Secretary MerHn
Donaldson Tuesday.
The team won three games and
lost one before the league was dis
continued by vote of the member
teams, loe trophy will be award
ed in the near future.
Players on the team are: George
nrosi, jonn nooerts. Dexter Sims,
John Covcv. Kenneth Mahnnev
'rank Collins and Douglas Cob-
oms. me team was coached by
Harold Brown eighth (trade teach
er at the Dillard schotl.
Linfield Frosh
Edge Braves
The Reedsport Braves lost their
fourth game in 19 Tuesday night
by a skinny one-point margin, 56
55, to the Linfield College Fresh
men. Larry Rose had I chance to
make a new game out of it in the
last three seconds. His foul shot
bounced harmlessly off the rim.
It was that foul shot that spelled
the only difference in team scor
ing. Each team had 20 field goals,
but the Linfield quintet had 16 of
29 shots to ReedsDort's 15 of 23.
The Brkves appeared on their
wsy in the first half as they whip
ped to a 21-13 first-quarter lead
and extended it to 31-17 midway
in the second. But Linfield put on
its own drive to tie the halftime
score at 37 . 37. By the third
breather, the visitors were on top,
49-44. ,
Duane Leggett made 15 ' points
to lead his Braves, but Linfield's
Datlen took game honors with 16.
The Braves lost two heavy scorers
in the early stages of the fourth
period in Henry Husko and Jerry
Rose.
Linfield Fr. (56) (55) Reedsport
Trafton (13) F (15) Leggett
Cable (3) F (8) Kyllo
Lytle (9) C (8 Borrevik
Nordahl (5) G (1) Earls
Carpening (3) G (11) J. Rose
Subs: For Linfield Hartzell
(7), Frohman, Dattcn (10), Hillyer,
McGuire, Coller; fur Reedsport
Husko (10), L. Rose, Flug (2) Ol
son. Halftime; 37-37,
Rsbg Fr. (40)
Brundage (12)
Sheppard (2)
Westley (4)
Donnelly (3)
Elder (9)
bubs: For
(27.i Glendale .IV
(2) Cox
(4) Johnson
(2) Smith
(13) Bassett
(2) Bcrke
Roseburg Cren
shaw, Backen (3), McCatiley (i).
Hatcher (1), Hargis (2), Bidding
ton (1), Drake: for Glendale
Hagen (2).
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FFA, Luellen Teams
Will Go To Playoffs
The Future Farmer basketball
squad and Luellen . Construction
hoop quint have been named to
represent Roseburg in the district
YMCA playoffs tins year.
The Farmers, representing the
YMCA High School League, will
travel to Salem Feb. 15 and 16,
this Friday and Saturday, to par
ticipate in a six-team tourney. Oth
er towns to -be represented are:
Tillamook, Salem, Coos Bay, Med
ford and Eugene.
The following weekend, Feb. 22
and 23, Luellen Construction "car
ries the banner of the Roseburg
YMCA Adult Basketball League
to Portland.
Each team hr currently unbeaten
in its respective league.
Luellen Beats
West Side Five
- Luellen Construction broke up a
tight game at Benson gym Tues
day right to sink West Side, 25-20,
and win its 10th consecutive
YMCA Adult League basketball
game.
West Side was ahead, 5-4, In the
first quarter and tir.d the league
leaders, 10-10, and 14-14, at the
next quarter breaks. But Luellen
came through with six baskets to
three for West Side in the final
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