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WES JACKSON of the Roseburg Indians lets loose with o two-pointer in action seen Fri
day in the Roseburg gym. Roseburg went on to down the Cottage Grove Lions 41-15 in
a District 5-A-l basketball tilt. Tom Wicks (10) of the Lions is shown almost helping
Jackson off the floor, while Tom Barrong (20) of the Indians and several other players
look upword in hopes of toking the rebound (Poul Jenkins).
DISTRICT 5-A-l
w
Springfield T
Roseburg 5
South Eugene i
North Bend 3
Marshfield 3
Cottage Gr. 0
L
Pet
PF
PA
.875 339 3.15
.825 361 328
.825 414 342
.429 324 327
.429 3.19 338
.000 287 450
By BOB MONROE
Naws-Raviaw Sports Writer
Slow, slower and slower yet.
That was the tempo of the Dis
trict 5-A-l basketball game play
ed on the Indians maples Friday
night between the Koseburg In
dians and the Cottage Grove Lions.
The final score favored the In
dians by a 41-15 count in one of Ihe
dullest games seen on the Indian
floor in several years.
Collage Grove elected to take
only 22 shots from Ihe floor for
the game, hilling on four of them
for a .182 average, as they control
led the ball for the greater por
tion of the game. Roseburg on
Ihe olher hand was able Io get off
only 37 shots, but connected on 17
of them for a 4R0 average.
An average first quarter ended
with Roseburg out In front 11-7, hul
here the game turned into a walk
as the Lions were able tn hit Ihe
nets for only eight points the rest
of the game. ;
After collecting two field goals
in the first quarter Cottage Grove1
failed to connect from the field
until late in Ihe third quarter, when
Gary Kronherger and Clark Peier
aon added the final two.
Dribble Around
In between field goals, Ihe Lions I
elected to slall Ihe ball by doing :
almost nothing except ririhhling !
outside of Ihe Indian defense.
The Indians potted four field
goals in the first quarler alone,
with W4a Jackson hilling two of
them along with a free throw, to
lead the Tribesmen In their first
period advantage.
In Ihe second period Roseburg
added eight more points to its to
tal, while the Lions were content '
Two Local Mat men Make
Only two wrestler from Iuji- ,
las County maile the champion-1
ship bracket after the ftrt riay i
action of the stale wrestlint! tour
nament being held in Corvallis.
Felix Haitdaii- of Rnseburn and
Jerry Pcrer of Sutherlin made the
semi final round of the meet by
rolling over two first day oppo
nents.
Three wrestlers. Don Green and
Frank Walter;, of Rosehurc and
I.aylon Ferguson of Sutherlin, of,
13 "county entrant, were eliminal-i
ed in the first day's action.
Still in the running for consola
lion honors are Rirss Pinard, and
i-.B- Simons of Roseburg; Gordon
Avery. Alan Barnes, Durrell t'.i-
f:ear and Tom liilman of Suiher
m; Ed Cearlev of Myrtle Creek
and Dan Densley of Glendale.
Each one of these wrestler drop-,
ped his first round matrh, but ha'
a chance to com up through the
lower brackets for either third or
fourth place.
CORVAI.IJS ,r The Oregon'
hijih nchool wrestling tournament
continued here Saturday with
New berg and Sweet Home favored
after the opening round of IM
matches. ,
The Saturday schedule calls fori
104 more matches with champion-1
hip bouts scheduled for night i
Sweet Home had eight men left
for further iion. including nnt
J9.S7 champion. Newberg, drfeod-i
inf tithst. qualified five men.
lames
Weird 41-15 Tilt
11
with single free Ihrows by Tom
Wicks and Jim Perkins, Jackson,
with four points and Larry Sloan
with three were lop Roseburg scor
ers for the period, which ended
19-9 for the Indians.
Playing a light lone defense in
Ihe third quarter, Roseburg hit
for another eight points, while Cot
tage Grove opened up somewhat
and nabbed its other two field
goals. The quarter ended with
the Indians out in front 27-13.
With Indian reserves playing
most of the fourth quarter, the
Lions still circled to slall the hall
and were cut olf wilh only single
free Ihrows by Perkins and Skip
McCoy.
Sloan dropped five points
through the hoop to get the In
dians off Io a fast start in the fi
nal period and Rod Hoenisch camej
in In drop four quick points
through the hoop to end the game.
In the fourth quarter alone. Rose-1
burg scored 14 points, one less 1
than the Lions were able to gar
ner for the entire game. j
All 11 of the Indians on lhe
bench entered inln Ihe contest,
while Cottage Grove used only six
men.
Few Fouls
Fouls in the slow moving game
were at a minimum, with both
teams being called down only sev
en times Out of their II chances
at the basket, Collage Grove drop
ped thimich seven, while Rose
burg cashed in on seven out of
eight.
Sloan with 13 points led all
scorers, with Jackson also adding
11. Kronherger and Perkins each
had five points to pace the Lions
attack.
Cottage Grove and Roseburg
will both he idle until next week
end, when Ihe two cluhs will meet
Norlh Bend and Marshfield. Hose
burg will he at home to Norlh
Bend on Friday and will travel In
meet Marshfieid in the season's
final on Saturday
Cottage Orovt IS: Srhmitl, Kron
herger 5, Wicks 2, Roe, Perkins 5,
McCoy 1, Peterson 2.
Redmond enlered the largest
contingent, wrestlers, hut nine
of them lot I in the opening round
Rill Keller. Sweet Home. 1al
year 18 - pound title winner. ;
mocd into Ihe t0 pound cla
with a decision oxer Fred English,
MoMla
Harry Schneider , I'anhv, began
defense of hi 157-pound litle with
a decision oer Larry Hoover of
Lincoln High of Portland.
Friday's results included' j
JM Pounds Dave Payne. Sweet
Home, pinned Rill Barber. On j
tral Point, ;t 16. 2. Larry Walcsin.j
Tillamook, fi t decision over Sam
Ware. Willametie (Eunenet; Mike
Holmes. Gietham. 64 decision
nrr G ni don Awry. Sutherlin;
Boh I.acome. Grants Pas. 7-2 de
cision oxer Rill Price. HiUshorn;
Ru (aha. Samh, .11 decision
over Tom F.r i kson, Lebanon.
KM Pounds-l.yle McFarland.1
Klamath Falls, 6 2 decision over
Jack Worley, Grant (Portland-; !
Rov Bessey. Redmond, 7 2 deci
sion over Frank Waller. Rose
but g; Joe McFat land, Scappoose, 1
pinned Tom HHvnes, North Sa-1
lem, 5 00. 1 ; Bill' Keller, Sweet
Home. 6 2 derision over Fred'
Fnglih. Molalla; Fein Raddati,,
Roteburg. 7 2 decision over Jerry
lcitr. Beaverton.
11S Pound Larry Bender. ;
Klamath Falls. M decision over
b,.k vii.. ki..tii-. d . . . .
bum- a, mi, ii'iniii, mill r 7 7 'ft
Redmnnd. It 4 riiriinn CUn
lnselman. Sweet Home; Tren Alii-1
rt
visiu
Roseburg 41: Sloan 13, Jackson
11, Barrong 5, Steele 1, Cripps i,
Hoenisch 4, Bradley 2, Beamer,
Meredith, Flury, Myers.
Halftime; Roseburg 19, Cottage
Grove 9.
Officials: Zarosinski and Essil
slyn. Indian Jayvce
Posts Victory
The Roseburg jayvee basketball
team nabbed an easy 56-34 victory
over Ihe Cottage Grove Lions, Fri
day night in Ihe Koseburg gvm,
racing out to an early lead and nev
er in serious trouble.
Rill Mundt was the Ihnrn in the
Collage Grove side in Ihe first
quarter as he cnllecled 11 points in
leaning tne Indians to a 15-6 lead.
Mundt added eight more in the
second quarter" as Rosehurg left
Ihe floor at Ihe intermission break
wilh a 2916 advantage
With Lynn Baxter and Pele Pe
Irrson hitting the nets for li
points each in the thud quarter,
Uoscliuig moved to a 42 24 bulge
and then played nut the rest of the
game with reserves.
Mundt. alter his hot first half,
was held to only one point for the
rest of Ihe game, but still finished
as high point man for both learns
with 20 points. Baxter also chipped
in with 14 for the Indians Brands
ness was high for Cottage Grove
with 10, eight of them in Ihe first
half
The Indians hit on 10 out of 16
from Ihe free throw line, while Ihe
Linns collected on eight out of 13.
Cottage Grove 34: Carr 4,
Bramlsness 10. Hansen 5, Lee 3,
Zuvish. Manewal 2. Shepard 7,
Syein 3. Miller, Dailey, Wiscarson.
Rotobueg So: Roberts 5, Peter
son 7. Mundt 20. BaMer 14. 1 nrrn
7cn 2. Davis 1. Kndicnlt 4 Miller
3. Srott, Tomashrk, Withnell, Mont
gomery. Halftlme: Roseburg 29. Cottage
Grove 16
Officials: Monroe and F.cklund.
son, Greham. 3 2 decision over
Al Barnes. Sutherlin; Rod An
drews. Sweet Home. 4 3 decision
over Dan Oenslev. Glendale; Jer
ry Perez. Sutherlin, pinned
lbniiy Rankin. Yamhill, 1 ..V 2.
12.1 oinds Vein Humble. Hills
horn, pinned Larry Neet, Spring
field. 1 4. 2; Jack Payne, Sweet
Home, pinned Jim Sehullz, Klam
ath Fall. 1 .S9. 1; Gilbert Rob
erts, Klamath Falls, 92 decision
over Mike Heenan. Sherwood;
lurrell Gigear, Sutherlin, 4 1 de
rision over Dave Kuhish. Sweet
Home.
t:tn Pounds I.eroy Swart o u t,
Molalla. pinned Ron Valle, Grants
Pa. r.V), 2. Boh Jones,, Benson
(Portland', SO decision over Le
roy Williams. Springfield ; Lee
i'onwav, Newberg. 21 decision
over Richard Johnson. O r a n t s
Pass; Terry Kawamoto. Eta
eada. 7 .1 decision over Ray
Dennv. South Eugene; Jack Mai
ick. Lebanon. 7 decision over
Ralph Wdson, Franklin (Port
land). LWt Pounds Dan Adams, North
Salem, S-3 decision aer Bruce
Glenn. South Eugene; 1' a r r o I
Moore, Hillshoro. 2 0 decision over
Jerrv Hull. Grants Pass; Richard
Bvrd. Grants Pass, referee s deci
sion e$er I ay ton Ferguson, Suth
erlin Ml Pounds George Brown.
Jefferon (Portland1. 6 3 dec i inn
over i ee Franklin. South Salem;
Scott Gibson, Springfield. I I deci
sion over 1-arry Alexander. Klam
tt. 1
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12 The News-Review, Roieburg,
Elkton, Days Creek Squads
Nab Final B League Contests
DOUGLAS B LEAGUE
W L Pet. PF PA
2 .818 567 447
.667 629 559
.5110 6119 647
.364 488 526
.167 579 683
Second place Klkton and fourth
place Days Creek each walked olf(
with Douglas B league victories
Friday night, but both of them
came the hard way.
Elkton vis forced into two over
times before downing third place
Camas Valley, 54-52, while Days
Creek edged Canyonville, 44-41, in
the final minule of play. !
League leading Yoncalla was
idle, but will wind up in league play
Saturday night by hosting the Days
Creek Wolves in the final league i
game of the season. All three oth-'
er teams have finished regular
league play.
Elkton 54, Hornets 52
A short jump shot by Ralph
Beal in the second over time pe
riod, gave the Elklon Elks a close
I 54-52 viclory over the Camas Val
i ley Hornets in a Douglas B.
League basketball game played
on Ihe Elkton floor Friday.
Both clubs had finished regular
play all knotted up at 50-50. A
field goal hy Joe Whitlow in the:
final minute of the first over-1
I time period gave the Elks a 52-52.
: draw to set the stage for the win-!
nin bucket by Beal in the next '
I three-minute period.
The Elks had to come from be-
i hind in Ihe final quarter of the;
! regulation time to tie Ihe score I
as Camas Valley still held a 41-33
i advan'age at the end of three quar
ters of play.
Elkton started off with an 118
first quarter lead, but the Hornets i
moved out in front 24-22 at half-!
time behind the sharp shooting of
Mac McClellan and Ray Looney.
Still down by eight points at the
end of Ihree quarters, Elklon ral
lied in the fourth period, behind
Ihe six points, of Beal, to send
the game into overtime.
Camas Valley missed several
chances to win the game from the
free throw line, but missed on 10
out of 20 tries, while Elkton was
making good on U out of 29.
MCleallan led all scorers with
I 18 points, hut Beal wilh 15 points
and Dave Cnmpton with 10 points
led Ihe well-balanced fclklon scor
ing attack.
The Hornets look the jayvee
game to split for the evening. Fi
nal score favored Camas Valley
35-17. with Jim Irwin hitting for a :
game high total of 13 points. Bud
Bishop was tops for Elkton with
six points.
Camas Valley SI: Baker 9.1
Thrush 3, McClellan 18. Kiser 4, :
I Wheeler 8. Looney 8. Brown 2.
I Elkton 54: Adams. House 8. Kel
! lison 4. Beal 15, Bishop 2. Comp-
ton 10. Whitlow 4, lienderer 4
i Loveless 2.
Ring Record
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
COTEBOIHi. Sweden Inge
mar Johansson. 1971. Sweden
stopped Joe Erskine. I93'. Wales.
13. (Johansson retained European
heavs weight tillel.
NEW YORK Alex Mileff.
2113. Argentina, outpointed Nino
Valdes. 2H9'-i. Cuba. 10.
SAN DIEGO. Calif. Kid Ira
puato, 12t. Tiiuana. Mexico,
knocked nut Calvin Leigh, 123li.
l.os Angeles, 8.
Ynncalla 9
; Klklon 8 4
Camas V'ly. 8 8
i Days Creek 4 7
Cnvil. 2 10
The State 'Semis'
ath FalU: Milfoid Bi-h-.p. Sweet
Home, Y0 decision oer Arnold
Kurt. Panose. Richard Gondiav.
Gianls Pass, 4 0 decision over
Henry Brown. Jefferson (Port
land i
148 Pounds-Ed Merenish. Leb
anon, 7 1 decision over Gary Hill,
Redmond; Norm Fones. G r a n t
( Portland V 6-2 decision over Dan
, Guthrie, South Eugene; Russell
,Gihon. Grams Pass, pinned Gale
M a rt i n son . Ti 1 1 a mook . 1 4 , 1 ;
Harold Dav. Klamalh Falls, ft 4
decision over lister Rrown..
Gresham; Art Krueger, South Sa
lem. 42 decision over Ken
Schrork, Franklin y Portland
1A7 Pound lerry Weathers.
Sweet Home. 52 decision over
Larry Baroiek. Klamath Falls.
Doug Ram no. Fstacada, 41 deci
sion nver Russ Pinard. Roseburg;
lee Werdall. West f.inn. 6 1 deci
sion over Larry Payne, South
i Salem ; Wendell w intcrhottnm.
Grants Pass. .VI decision over
Guy Paxton, Bend; Tom Gillman.
Sutherlin. 7-5 decision over Ron
Pohtte, Tillamook
1KM Pounds Maurice Banmg.
Albany, 3 1 decision over G a r y
1 Spence. Grant Pas; Jerrv Fen-
ton. MilwaiAie. 4 0 decision over
(Torn Brvatr South Eugene; Gene
Baxter. Klamath Falls. 9 4 deci
sion over Garv Ballew. South
Salem; Farrell Mirer. Pnneville.
91 decision over Ed Oarly. Mvr
tle i'reek
V Pound Dwishl Edward.
Sweet Home, P 7 decision over
Takes UL
as
Or. Sot. Feb. 22, 1958
Halhimo: Camas Valley 24, Elk
ton 22.
Officirls: Jackson and Thronton.
Wolves 447Tigers 41 i
The Days Creek Wolves finished
strong fn the second half to take
a close 44-41 decision over the Can
yonville Tigers in a Douglas B.
League basketball game played on
the winner's court Friday.
Days Creek outscored the Tigers,
20-7 in the fmal quarler to take
Ihe win, after Canyonville had led
for Ihe entire game.
With big 6-2 John Patterson Bit
ting for six points in the first pe
riod. Canyonville moved out Io a
9-6 lead and then increased it to
22-16 at halftime, with Patterson
nilting f'ir another six tallies.
With the Tigers still on top. 34
24. going into the final quarter,
Patterson left Ihe game on five
personals Io lead to the down
fall. Without their -lop scoring and
rebounding ace in the game, Can
yonville was unable to connect
and Days Creek slowly pulled
away for the win.
George Williams with eight
points and sam Young wilh six
led the final period rally for the
winners.
Williams finished with 17 points,
high for both teams, but Patterson
was close behind with 16. Jarard
Richardson of Days Creek and
Boh Burns of Canyonville each
added 11 points to help in the scor
ing column.
Canyonville shot a .350 clip
from the field, against the .216 for
Days Creek, hut the winners man
aged to collar two more field
goals to take the close win.
Canyonville gained a split for
the evening by nabbing the jayvee
win. 33-26. behind the 10 points of
Leon Wilhanks. Richard Tibbets
of Days Creek nabbed scoring hon
ors for the game with 13 points, in
cluding 9-9 from the free throw
line. Canyonville led 18 4 at half
time. Canyonville 41: Anderson 4, Oe
leis 4. Patterson 16, Burns 11, Wil
liams 6. Wilhanks, Roberts.
Days Creok 44: Richardson 11,
Young 6. Williams 17, Nimsic 4,
Michaels 2, Conner, Gaulke 2,
Newman 2.
Halftime: Canyonville 22, Days
Creek 16.
Officials: Sikslrom and Angel!.
Reedsport Out Of Title
Contention After Losing
DISTRICT 1-A-J
W L Pet.
Coquille 9 1 .900
Mvrlle Point 7 3 .700
Reedsport 6 4 .6110
Bandon 8 6 .333
Gold Beach 3 7 .300
Pacific 1 8 .111
A final period Reedsport rally
fell four points short Friday night
at Bandon. as the Braves went
down to a 52 48 defeat and end all
hopes of a plavoff berth in district
play. Reedsport was the defending
champ.
Jerry Abbott of Reedsport and
Gordon Ray of Bandon tied for
high point honors with 16 each,
with Gary Olson of Ihe Braves also
adding 15.
WINS SKATE TITLE
SKVm.E James Short of
l.os Angeles, wilh a sparkling ex
hibition of free skating, won Ihe
senior men's crown of the Parifjc
Coast Figure Skating Champion
ships Friday night.
Dwtght Reinwald. North Salem,
pinned Dick Supak, Tillamook.
1.0.V 2
M Pounds John Hancock.
Klamath Falls. 32 decision over
Karl Barrett Douulas I Portland );
Doug Austin. Dallas, won by de
fault over Nick Lamprose, Reaver
ton. Mile Stout. Springfield,
pinned Ed Westland. The Dalles,
rot), 3; George Held, Wilson
(Portland i, pinned Steve Willhite.
South Eugene. 1 02. I; Pat Cock,
Newberg 9-2 decision over Claude
Layton, North Salem
I nhmited Class lim Funsion.
Medford. 3-1 decision over Don
Green. Rosehurg; Vein Miller,
1 ebanon, 6-0 decision over Ed
Rlackshrr:: -lend. Bill Richards.
Sweet Home. 4 0 decision over
Harvey Reeder. Tillamook; C. B.
Simon. Rosebur g. 6 7 decision
over Rill Cole. Grant Pas.
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UMPOUA VALLEY LEAGUE
W L Pet. PF P
Douglas
Myrtle Crk
Riddle
Glide
Sutherlin
Oakland
9 1 .900 508
3M
8 2
1 3
3 7
2k 8
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800 S21 3SJ
700 378 399
300 4M 516
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.100
420
414
445
591
The Douglas Trojans grabbed lop
i spot in the final Umpqua Valley
League basketball standings Fri
day niaht. by trimming the Suther
hn Bulldogs 36-33, and gain a play
off berth against the winner of the
southern half of the district and a
1 possible state tournament entry.
MyrtleiCreek pulled down second
place in the standings by taking
Riddle. 54-21, at Myrtle Creek in
the other crucial league game of
the evening. Riddle held down a
first place tie with Douglas before
taking it on the chin from the Tro -
jans and tne vikings mis weeK.isnd witn F d Earwood and Dud.
In the only other league game
played Friday, the Glide Wildcats
hit the hoops for 90 points, top score
of the season in Douglas County,
in trimming Ihe Oakland Oakers,
90-.10, at Glide.
This winds up league play for
all six teams, with Douglas slated
tn start intra-dislrict playoffs next
weekend.
Douglas 36, Bulldogs 33
Down bv a 19-14 count at half-
time, the Douglas Trojans finished
strong to lake a close 36-33 win
over the Sutherlin Bulldogs Friday Keith Ogborn each added four Glide total, while Gordon Fergu
at Sutherlin and nab the Cmpqua points in the fourth fir the Vikings, son was high for the Oakers with
valley 1-eague DasneiDaii title.
Sutherlin had dominated play in
the opening half as they raced to a
12-7 first quarter lead behind ten
six points of Orin Gulselh. With
Rav Hill collecting five points in
Ihe second quarter. Sutherlin held
the five-point halftime .bulge.
Terry Counts of the Trojans start -
ed to find the range in Ihe third
quarter and Douglas moved ahead
in the final minute of Ihe period I
to hold its first lead of the game.i
at 26-23. going into the final eight
minutes of action.
The tight lone defense of the
Trojans held the Bulldogs to only
four points in the fatal third, while
rolling up 12 points. Counts had six
points in the period to lead the
come-from-behind rally.
Sutherlin narrowed the score to
3 VII late in the final quarter, but1
las. For the game the Trojans hit
jnn six out of 10 tries from thei
chanty stripe, while Sutherlin con-
necieo on seven out ot u.
The win for the Trojans gives
Ihem the playoff berth for the sub-l
district tournament that will open
next weekend against the t o p,
team from the southern half of the
district
The Sutherlin jayvee squad
I trimmed the Trojan juniors, 50
I32. in the first eame of the eve
ning, as Joe Wrinht hit for 20
I points to lead all scorers. Bud
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Brnok us high for th loneri HaKtime: Myrtle Creek 27, Rid
with 13 die 11.
Oeuolat 14: Carlson 6. Mrin-
nan. Bissonnette t, Taylor 6. Counts
io. Erbe 3, Grass 3.
Sutherlin 33: kenwisher 5, May.,
ton 4. Gulselh 10. Hill 9, Sconce 4,
Atierhury. L. Tucker 1. J. Tucker.
Halftimt: Sutherlin 19. Douglas
14.
Officials: Cole and coney.
Vikings 54, Riddle 21
t .u u ,ii i in
J" lKtlleTttaCL 11
Friday night at Myrtle Creek, the
lYVu. .. rv.i, .k.
h0t Vikincs took an easv 51-21 win
over the Riddle squad in the final
league lilt of the season for the
two teams
Hil.,. ... hooD . lver.
;.r..
; Crcek (ook a 9.4 fjrst auarler jra(1
lor tne game.
Myrtle
ley Klimback nabbing most of the
points, held a 27-11 halftime bulge.
Riddle was hM , onlv 5evni
pils , ,ne ,nird quarter as the
, vikings took a 44-18 third quarter
;lead. The Irish were handicapped I
j in the third period by the loss of !
guard Fred Wilcox with an ankle
injury. Wild had dropped six
! points through the 'hoop up until
that time and turned out lo be Oakland hit on 18 out ot 26.
high for the losers. Three players from each team
With most of Ihe reserves nlav- hit in the double figures, but only
ing the final quarter. Myrtle Creek five Oakers were able lo score,
still outscored the Irish 10-3 in the John Livingston and Curtis Char
final chanter. Wes Davidson and on each added 10 points to Ihe
. innni all ,--r.r iih
18 points, followed by Klimback
with 11 and Gregg I.indquist with
ia iruiiiia. iuiiuwcu iv mini ua, iv
10. Bruce Bordeaux followed Wil- "" . i""-
1 cox in the Riddle scoring with five """ Hatfield. Dee Lopeland was
I points. I h'5h ,f?r 1!".'ST w'!5 T P01"'?-
Mvrtle Creek also won the iav-l-,0,k . ,,: , , i "
i vee game j bw" Ferguson 13.
l Riddle 21: Grooms, Keele 2. Cas- Glide W: Eswine 26. Kinne 9,
idv a. i.nuisennni 2 Wilenx l.in..i..-t.i. in n.r- in niiw.-,.
Frahm 2. Bordeaux 5, Shepard
Myrtle Creek 54: Murray 2. Ear-i5. Kennaday 6. Cellars 2. Quimby,
wood 18. Klimback 11. Lindquistl Jones. R. Reed 4.
10, Tiask 5. Davidson 4, Oghorn Halftime: Glide 48, Oakland 24.
4, Bell, Naas. Jones. 1 Officials: Hennebeck and Keady.
Glendale Whips IVHS In Finals
The Glendale Pirates finished
District 6-A-2 basketball action
Friday nisht by trimming the II-
linois Valley cagers, 61-30, on the
After taking a 16 5 first quarler
(h(1 Pjralei rned to the easv
: Th : . Glendalp gave
,hem , second p)a(.e (jnish jn
ica(,Ue pay. but still a chance for
ieasue laurels, as the league lour-
nament will get under way next
weekend, the winner lo meet Doug-
a, for the right to enter the state
meet next month.
Paced bv the efforts of Tom
Munyon and Bill Hale. Glendale
held a 27-12 halftime hulee as all
11 of the Pirate players saw first
half action.
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Tallies 90
Officials: Anderson ana Leicnt.
Wildcats 90, Oakers 50
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1 P.laye" entered in the game, the
7 'T,.'" hicui
of Oakland. 90-50. in the final Ump
qua Valley League basketball
game of the season for both teams,
Friday on the Glide maples.
Led hV the 26 -point effort of Bil-
: v r.swine, me nuucais naa miir
'trouble in disposing of the game
Oakers. as almost every sho
every shot trit
was thrown up by the winners hit
Ihe nets.
The Wildcats rushed off to a 23
15 first quarter lead, and with
mostly sophomores playing the see
onH norinri helrl a 48-74 halftirk
I bulge. Five Glide players managed
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to collect at least seven points in
whoe 5not a, a fcetter than .500
avaw
Eswlnf po,,, ,0iher 11 points
in the third quarter to lead the
Wildcats to a 66-37 bulge, and then
sat out the rest of Ihe game, hut
still they continued to roll up the
points.
From the free throw line, Glide
managed only 14 out of 29. while
The Wildcats also nabbed the
1 ... n , , , -
' ly' ". 'ain "h,"na. Jun:
1.1 son 3, Franks 7, Wagner 8, F. Reed
Hale added eight points in the
third quarter lo lead the Pirates to
a 44-14 third period advantage as
Ihe losers were able to coanect
1 lor only two tree tnrows in me
third period
I score somewhat in the fourth
quarter against Glendale reserves.
hlll lhe sanle wa, t00 far out of
reach.
Illinois Valley 30: Slanaker 2,
Lewis 7. Whillev 1. Hamby, Dicky
3. Dili 10. England 2, Love 5.
Glendale 41: R. Munyon 7, T.
! Munyon 12. Worley 8. Hale 16,
, Revnolds 4. Smart 3, Humphries
4. Mullarkey 2. Mchl 3, Young 4,
Standlcy. i
Halftime: Glendale 27. IVHS 1Z.
Officials: Nye and Duffy.
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