Referees' Whistles Spell
By NIEL CELLERS
Newt-Review Sportt Writer
As the fourth personal foul was
railed on Indian guard Jim Jar
vis early in the first half a cry
of ecstasy went up from South
Eugene fans to the tune of "I
guess we fixed Jarvis tonight."
Indians Drop Gam
This was heard Saturday night
at Eugene as the Axemen downed
the Indians 51-44 in Midwestern
League action to keep South Eu
gene at the top of the heap with a
2-0 mark while the Indians dropped
to a 1-1 league record.
The Indians outscored the Axe
men from the field as the Tribes
men collected 14 field goals while
the South Eugene cagers hit only
13. It was at the foul line that the
contest was decided with South
Eugene hitting 25-37 while the
Indians made 16 out of 23 attempts.
North Bend
To Hold 1st
MIDWESTERN LEAGUE
W L Per. PF PA GB
S. Eugene
North Bend
Roseburg
N. Eugene
Willamette
Springfield
Thurston
Marshficld
2 0 1.000 93 71
0 1.000 96 84
.500 :i7 96
.500 116 92
.500 88 115
.500 84 93
.000 45 73
.000 49 51
.000 64 87
Cottage Gr.
Saturday
results:
South Eugene 51, Roseburg 44
North Bend 51, Marshfield 49(ot)
Springfield 49, North Eugene 48
Willamette 45, Cottage Grove 37
South Eugene and North Bend
continued to roll on unbeaten in
Midwestern League competition as
the two District 5-A-l teams won
their second league contests Satur
day night.
Springfield Wins
South Eugene downed Roseburg
51-44 while North Bend edged
Marshfield 51-49 in overtime.
Springfield and WHTamette evened
their records with Springfield win
ning a 49-48 decision over North
Eugene and Willamette handed Cot
tage Grove its second loss 45-37.
Marshfield's Pirates opened
the season losing a hearlbreakcr
to the North Bend Bulldogs on the
Douglas Troy Spanked
By Myrtle Point Squad
nomrlns' Trolans found the go
in? rough Saturday night when Uiey
iravcien to ine coast lor an ouunk
with the top ranked A-2 Myrtle
Point Bobcats and came out on
the short end of a 71-52 score.
The Trojans stayed within strik
ing distance of the powerful Bob
cats until the third quarter of the
contest. The Bobcats came up with
a. 24-point third period to put the
game on ice.
See-Saw Battle
During the first quarter the two
teams engaged in a see-saw battle
with the Bobcats emerging with a
14-11 lead at the end of the period.
In the second quarter the Bobcats
outscored the Trojans 15-10 to take
a 29-21 bulge at the halftime inter
mission. Led by a pair of flashy guards
and a lanky renter in the forms of
Dick Down, Tom Curry and Mike
Dornath the Bobcats tallied 24
Tuesday Tilts
Are On Slate
A full round of action is planned
for the llico-B League and the
YMCA Umpqua Valley League for
lucsuay mgiu.
In addition to the basketball on
tap for Tuesday there will be an
Umpqua Valley League wrestling
match at ulmc between the Myr
tle Creek Vikings, the Oakland
Oakers and the host Wildcats
Starting time for the matches is
7 p.m.
In Bico-B League hoop action
the Yoncalla Eagles will be in
Elkton to clash with the Elks
Doth teams have 20 records ir
league play. Game time at Elklon
is 8 p.m. for the varsity clash
with the Jayvccs playing the pre
lim al 6:30.
The Powers Cruisers will be
hark in action again Tuesday when
they invade the home of the Cam
as Valley Hornets. The Cruisers
were successful in their only
league outing and are currently
favored to repeal as the league
rnamps. inc jayvce ronlest at
Camas Valley will start at 6:30
p.m. with the varsily teams squai
ing off at 8.
The final Illco B same will find
Canyonville Bible Academy cross
ing uic sircci in meet the Canyon
ville Tigers. Game time at Can
yonville is 6:30 p.m. for the
Jayvcc ' action with the vanity
game sei ior n.
In the YMCA I'mpqua Valley
League, the adult league, four
Karnes are on tap for Tuesday
nigni. jnrce contests win be plnv
cd at the Benson Grade School
gymnasium with the fourth set
for the Myrtle Creek High school
.gymnasium.
Opening the action In Roseburg
will be the K & S Cut Stork
team meeting the Jackson Whole
sale squad at 7 p.m. At 8 the First
Christian team will play the team
sponsored by Hanna .Mining while
the last game set for 9 will find
the Naznrene Church quintet fac
ing the Faith Lutheran team.
At Myrtle Creek the battle will
he between the learn sponsored
by Hound Prairie Lumber and the
Game time al Myrtle Creek is
t p.m. ,
Neither Ttm Hot
With neither team seeming to
catch fire on offense Saturday's
game was primarily a defensive
battle with the Axemen winning
out. From the field the Indians
shot at a .378 clip while the Axe
men hit the hoop at a .371 pace.
Mike Brundage and Jim Jarvis
were the leading scorers for the
Indians with identical 14 point to
tals. Brundage picked up 10 points
on charity tosses and hit two field
goals while Jarvis had six field
goals and two free throws.
More Whittle Tooting
In a game with more whistle
tooting by the referees than there
was basketball playing Jim ( Jarvis
had three fouls called on him in
the first quarter forcing coach
Curt Jarvis to take the all-slate
guard out of the contest. Jim en
tered the game for only seconds
in the second period only to hear
Downs Pirates
Place Loop Tie
Pirates home floor Saturday night.
At the end of the regulation play
ing time the two teams were dead
locked at 43-43. In the overtime pe
riod the Bulldogs added eight
points while the Pirates could only
muster six points as the Bulldogs
won their second league outing
51-49.
Allan Sparks Bulldogs
Guard Jeff Allen sparked the
Bulldogs winning effort with 19
points followed by forward Ron
Kersey with 10 points. Bob Itei
chert and Gary Crabaugh set the
pace for the losers with. 15 and 11
points respectively.
North Bend took sn early lead
and at halftime the Bulldogs were
out in front 26-23. The Pirates tal
lied 20 points in the final two pe
riods while North Bend scored only
17 points. The Bulldogs outscored
the Pirates in the first overtime pe
riod to win the game.
Scoring:
NORTH BEND (Sl)-Kersey 11,
Gregory 3, Johns 5, Allen 19, Lcin
inger 5, Walsh 5, Leberti 3.
MARSHFIELD (4?) Traxlcr 6,
Reichert 15, Chandler 1, Smith 5,
Crabaugh 11, Buries 3, Morrissey
2, Fopplcwell 6.
points in the third quarter as the
coastal powerhouse took a 17 point
lead.
In (he final stanza the Bobcats
added two more points to their
lead by outscoring the Trojans 18
16 as Myrtle Point rolled to its
tenth straight victory.
Guard Gary Fox led the Trojans
to the hoop with 17 points while
forward Jack Anderson accounted
for 14 of the Trojan total. Dornath
picked up 19 points to lead the
Bobcats to victory.
Sports 4-3 Mark
Douglas now sports a 4 3 record
as the Trojans get ready for Fri
day's Umpqua Valley League open
er against the Sutherlin Bulldogs.
The Bobcats have a 10 0 mark and
are currently rated as the lop A 2
team in the state.
In the preliminary game the Myr
tle Point Jayvees shellacked the
Douglas Jayvees 55-27.
BOX SCORE
DOUGLAS i2)
FG FT F TP
Anderson 5 4 4 14
Dunkle 3 117
Dodd 1 10 3
Fox 6 5 4 17
Bird 2 2 4 6
Ledgerwood 2 10 5
Peters 0, 0 1 0
Shigley 0 0 0 0
Totals 19 14 14 52
MYRTLE POINT (71)
Thomas 6 1 1 13
Daniels 2 4 18
Dornath 9 1 1 19
Down 7 3 4 17
Curry 5 2 4 12
llarriman 0 0 10
Menegatt 0 0 3 0
Noves 1 0 0 2
Totals 10 11 14 71
Score by quarters:
Douglas
Myrtle Point
11 10 15 16-52
14 15 24 18-71
Sports Calendar
Tuesday
Archery
South I'mpqua Archers, 7 p.m.,
Melody Mountain Barn, Tri City,
All interested persons welcome.
Rifle
Roseburg Rifle Club. 7 n m..
Rod and Gun Clubhouse, Winches
ter.
Volleyball
YMCA Recreational Volleyball
inr men, i p.m., mvcrside anil
lluerest Grade Schools.
YMCA Recreational Volleyball
for Women, 8:15 p.m., Riverside
tirade School.
Basketball ,
YMCA Umpqua Valley League
K St S Cut Stock vs. Jackson
Wholesale, 7 p.m., Benson Grade
scnool.
First Christian Church vs. Hnnna
Mining, 8 pill., Benson Grade
School.
Nazarenc Church vs Failh Luth
eran. 9 p.m., Benson Grade School
Hound Prairie Lumber vs. Rose
burg Lumber, 8 p.m., Myrtle
vrccK.
Bice B League
Yoncalla Fogies vs Elklon Elks,
JV 6:30 p.m. Varsity 8 p.m., Elkton
Powers Cruisers vs. Camas Val
ley Hornets, JV 6:30 p.m., Var
sity 8 p.m., Camai Valley.
Canvonville Bible Arademv vs.
Canyonville Tigers. JV 6:30 p.m.,
varsiiy a p.m., canyonville.
Wrestling
.Myrtle Creek Vikines. Oakland
Oakera and Glide Wildcats, 7 p.m.,
liIIClC.
the whistle blow and another foul
called.
Jim was held out of action In
the third stanza and. came back
in during the final period to score
10 points as the Tribesmen made
a gallant, but futile, comeback at
tempt. The flashy guard never
really got chance to show his
skill missing more than half the
action and playing one quarter
with four fouls which kept him out
of the defensive fracas.
Lake Sent To Showers
A total of 25 fouls were called on
the Indians with four of the five
starters picking up four personals
while center Ron Lake was sent
to the showers in the final stanza
after having his fifth personal call
ed. Forward Bruce Long was
the only Indian to see action that
did not have at least one foul called
on him.
The Axemen also came in for
Score by quarters:
North Bend 15 11 8 9 8-51
Marshfield 12 11 10 10 649
Willamette Triumphs
Willamette's Wolverines broke
into the winners' circle in District
5-A-l competition Saturday night
by routing the Cottage Grove Lions
45-37 at Cottage Grove.
The Wolverines took the lead in
the first quarter and were never
headed by the Lions. At the quart
er breaks the Wolverines led by
scores of 12-8, 18-15 and 35-25.
Gilbert High Scorer
Dennis Gilbert, a 6-2 forward,
took the scoring honors for Willa
mette dumping six field goals
through the net and going six-for-ten
at the free throw line for 18
points. Stan Sloan paced the losers
with 11 points.
The Wolverines controlled the
boards with 6-8 center Ron Wilker
son leading the way. Wilkerson was
aided by 6-2 forwards Ron Haas
and Gilbert.
SCORINGf
WILLAMETTE (45) Haas 8,
Gilbert 18, Wilkerson 3, T. Jensen
2, Putman 7, K. Jensen 0, Back
man 5, Anderson 2.
COTTAGE GROVE (37) Estes,
8, Sloan 11, Kronberger 1, Vog
ler 7, Carr 8, Hiatt 2.
Score by quarters:
Willamette 12 6 17 1051
Cottage Grove 8 7 10 12-37
Highlanders Tumbled
Forward Don Clouticr gave the
Springfield Millers a 49-48 victory
over the North Eugene Highland
era, Saturday night on the Millers
homo floor as he swished two free
throws wilh 19 seconds remaining
in the contest.
The victory for the Millers was
their first in Midwestern League
play and the loss evened the High
landers record at 1-1. However, it
was not an easy victory for the
Millers as the score was knotted
at 12 different points in the game.
Defense Was Difference
A superior defense exhibited by
the Millers spelled the difference in
the game with Springfield taking
an 8-5 lead at the first intermission.
The score at halftime reati 24-23 in
favor of the Millers.
The Highlanders caught Ihe Mil
les in the third quarter knotting
the count at 35-35. Springfield out
scored the Highlanders on Clout
ier's free throws in the final stanza
to win the contest.
Don Herman was the top scorer
for the Millers with 15 points while
guard Lynn Bnmford led the High
landers wilh 14 counters.
SCORING:
NORTH EUGENE (48) Camp
bell 11, Kraus 9, Franz 3, Johnson
3, Bamford 14, Thomas 8.
SPRINGFIELD (49) Clouticr
7, Lohn 11, Dillard 0, Herman 15,
Harper 12, Henry 0, Finucane 2,
Crowe 2.
Score by quarters:
North Eugene 5 18 12 1348
Springfield 8 16 11 14 49
Allen's
Triumph
Forward Jim Allen led the Glen
dale Pirates to another victory Sat
urday night as ihe big forecoiut
man bucketed 25 points in Ihe Pi
rales 60-40 win over the Prospect
Cougars.
Coach Hoot Gibson's Pirates now
have a 7 1 record and Saturday's
victory kept their flawless home
mark intact. The only loss sulfer
ed by Glendale came against Ban
don's Tigers at Bandon.
Hit 29 Friday
Allen Is no newcomer to Ihe sor
ing honors as he also set the pnee
against the Glide Wildcats Friday
night when he scored 29 points.
Jack Berlin aided the Pirate
cause with 18 points in Saturday's :
game as Gibson started an all-sen- j
ior lineup against the Cougars. 1
The Pirates took an early lead
nulsroring the I'ougurs 15 8 in the
initial slanra. Glendale's hoopsters
picked up 12 points in the second
quarter while the Pirates again,
held Ihe Cougars to right counters.
At halftime the Pirates had an 11
point lead with the score reading
27-16 in favor of Glendale. ,
Glendale Rolls 1
Glendale continued lo roll to
wards ils seventh victory by add
ing six more points to its lead in
the third period. Both teams fought
hard in the final quarter with each
quintet adding 16 points to their
final totals.
Craig Gardiner took Ihe scoring
honors for the Prospect team with
15 point while Allen and Berline
were the high point men for the
game, v ,
Difference As South Eugene Beats
(heir share of the calls picking up
17 fouls in the contest. However,
guard Tom Myers was the, only
Axeman with four fouls and among
the starters Don Dushane picked
up three fouls, all in the fourth
quarter.
Capitalise On Fouls
South Eugene capitalized on the
fouls picking up 25 of its 51 point
total at the free throw line. For
ward Dave Tobey led the Axemen
hi'ting 13 out of 16 foul shots and
getting three field goals for a to
la1 of 19 points.
The Tribesmen took the Initial
lead with guard Marv French and
forward Ray Palm hitting field
goals and French sinking a charity
toss before the Axemen could get
on the scoreboard. DuShane swish
ed a long jump shot to make the
score 5-2 and Lake retaliated with
a free throw to put the Indians
out in front 6 2.
6 The News-Review, Roseburg,
Eagle Squad Smothers
Wolves Of Days Creek
Yoncalla's Eagles walked over
the Days Creek Wolves 60-16 as
Red Wiley dropped 22 points
through the hoop Saturday night
at Yoncalla in the second 'round of
Bico-B League action.
Second In Row
The victory was the second in a
row for the Eagles who are off to a
flying start in league competition.
Tied with the Eagles for the top
spot in the league is Elkton witn a
PREP SCORES
Oregon Prep Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
South Eugene 51, Roseburg 44
South Salem 47, North Salem 37
Coquille 65, Myrtle Creek 34
David Douglas (Portland) 46,
Beaverton 40
Seaside 55, Newport 39
Hillsboro 63, Sunset (Beaver
Ion) 51
Baker 45, Redmond 38
Crater (Central Point) 67, Ash
land 36
Waldport' 39, Jefferson 36
Willamette (Eugene) 45, Cot
tage Grove 37
Prineville 59, Pendleton 51
Vale 46, Parma (Idaho) 44
Sherwood 57, Gervais 31
Mvrtle Point 71, Douglas 52
Millon-Frcewater 68, Pilot Rock
50
Central Catholic (Portland) 61,
Milwaukie 48
Portland Christian 69, Knappa
39
Siuslaw (Florence) 31, Bandon
26
North Bend 51, Marshfield 49
(overtime)
Yoncalla 60, Day's Creek 16
Ontario 60, Weiser (Idaho) 48
Concordia (Portland) 50, Banks
39
Hcrmiston 59, The Dalles 34
48
Springfield 49, North Eugene 48
Hums 43, Sherman 38
Drain 46, Central Linn (Browns
ville) 37
Joseph 46, Enterprise 43
Madras 76, Heppner 55
Astoria 73, Gresham 48
Del Norte (Calif) 64, Brookings
46
La Grande 46, Bend 43
Condon 59, Arlington 40
Clackamas 46, Ccn t e n n 1 a 1
(Gresham) 38
Alsea 45, Weslfir 37
Crow 47, Marcola 35
Elkton 63, Canyonville 24
25 Points Helps Clendale
Over Prospect Hoopsters
Allen, Berline, Jim Crews and
Glen Blevins were rugged for the
Pirates under the boards as Glen
dale out-rehounded the Cougars 53
2'.. From the field Pirates hit 37.3
per cent of their shots and bucket
ed 10 out of 16 free throw attempts.
The Pirates will beRin Umpqua
Valley League competition Satur
day night facing the Douglas Tro
jans. Going into UVL competition
the Pirates and the Sutherlin Bull
dogs have identical pre-league rec
ords and are the current favorites
to toke the honors in local A-2 action.
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DuShane Deadly
DuShane continued deadly for
the Axemen on a charity toss and
another long jump shot followed by
a foul shot by center Bo Blair as
the Axemen tied the score. Jim
Jarvis broke the tie only to see
DuShane deadlock the count at 8
all. Again Roseburg went out in
front on a driving lay-up by Jarvis
and then Blair bucketed a hook
shot to knot the score at 10-all.
At this point the Indians went on
the rampage and at the break led
16-10. In the second quarter the
Axemen started a rally that saw
South Eugene go ahead 18-16 mid
way through the period before
Roseburg managed to tie the score.
The Axemen then took a four point
lead and held it up till halftime
when the score stood at 30-26 in
favor of South Eugene.
Couldn't Find Range
Neither team seemed able to find
Ore. Mon., Jan. 9, 1961
2 0 record while the Powers Cruis
er t are currently one-half game
out with a 1-0 mark.
It was Yoncalla all the way in
Saturday's action as the Eagles
jumped to a 20-5 first quarter lead.
At halftime the Eagles had added
another seven points to the lead
with the score standing at 32-10 in
favor of the Yoncalla Cagers.
Yoncalla continued to romp out
scoring the Wolves 14-4 in the third
quarter and the Eagles picked up
14 points in the final stanza while
holding the Wolves to a mere two
points.
Along with Wiley's 22 point total
guard Ron Revelle added 15 points
to the Eagle cause as the Yoncalla
club took an easy victory. Mike
Donovan was high for the Wolves
with nine of their 16 points.
Only Seven Score
A total of 11 Yoncalla cagers saw
action in the contest with only sev
en of them scoring. The Eagles
racked up their total score on 21
field goals and 18 free throws.
Days Creek was held to five two
pointers and picked up six points
on foul shots.
In the preliminary game the
Yoncalla Jayvees rolled to a 5516
win over the Days Creek Jayvees.
Scooper Lee set the pace for the
winners wilh 16 points.
Face Elkton Elks
Yoncalla will be back in action
Tuesday facing the Elkton Elks in
a battle of the undefeated. Days
Creek is idle Tuesday and will re
turn to action Friday against the
Powers Cruisers.
BOX SCORE
DAYS CREEK
FG FT F TP
Iszlcr 1 0 4 2
Donovan 3 3 3 9
Bonney 0 2 5 2
Van Norman 0 0 5 0
Tibbcts 0 0 2 0
Helvey 1113
Wilson 0 0 2 0
Marshall 0 0 2 0
Totals 1 i 24 16
YONCALLA
Reeves 0 0 2 0
Woolman 12 4 4
Wiley 10 2 1 22
E. Teague 0 2 0 2
Kusscll 0 0 2 0
D. Teague 0 0 10
Mathis 0 0 10
Jazek 3 117
Revelle 4 7 2 15
Carney 2 3 0 7
Pontius 110 3
Totals 21 19 14 (0
Score by quarters:
Days Creek 5 5 4 21
Yoncalla
20 12 14 1460
BOX SCORE
PROSPECT FG FT F TP
Chapman 16-9 3 8
Pavne 2 1-2 1 5
T. Gardiner 2 2-4 2 6
C. Gardiner 6 3-4 1 13
Fitch 1 00 4 2
Poole 10-0 0 2
Rodger 1 00 0 2
Totals 14 12-19 11 40
GLENDALE
J. Allen 11 3-6 3 !5
Crews 2 11 3 5
Rlevins 3 0 0 2 6
Berline 7 4 7 1 18
Sulch 0 0-0 0 0
I me range in tne tnira quarter witn
omy mree neia goals Deing maae.
The Axemen accounted for two of
the two-pointers while French con
nected on a long one-hander for
the only Roseburg bucket of the
period. However, South Eugene
picked up four points on charity
tosses and the Indians hit three
foul shots as the Axemen outscored
the Tribesmen 8-5 in the third quar
ter. Jim Jarvis came back in for the
Indians at the start of the final
stanza and produced a 10-point out
put as the Roseburg hoopsters
tried in vain to get a rally started.
The two squads fought back and
forth trading baskets and free
throws. In the fourth quarter the
Axemen picked up two field goals
and made nine free throws for
13 points. The Indians matched the
Axemen point-for-point with five
field goals and three foul shots.
Drain Warriors Score Win
Over Central Linn Cobras
EMERALD LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Elmira 4 1 .800
McKenzie 3 1 .750 V,
Pleasant Hill 3 1 .750 Vi
Drain 3 2 .600 1
Junction City 3 2 .600 1
St. Francis ' 3 2 .600 1
Creswell 1 4 .200 3
Central Linn 1 4 .200 3
Oakridge 0 4 .000 3V4
Saturday result: Drain 46, Cen
tral Linn 37.
Coming back after a slow first
half the Drain Warriors rallied in
the second half to down the Central
Linn Cobras 46-37 in the only
game scheduled in Emerald
League action Saturday night.
The Warriors connected at a mis
erable .093 clip from the field in
the first half trailing the Cobras
18-15 on the scoreboard at half
time. Drain's cagers rallied in the
third quarter collecting 19 points
to go into the lead which they held
till the final buzzer.
Snead High Scorer
John Snead took the scoring hon
ors for the Warriors as he bucket
Myrtle Creek Vikings
Fall To Coquille Squad
Myrtle Creek ended pre-league
play on a sour note before the
home town fans Saturday night
when the Coquille Red Devils in
vaded the domain of the Vikings.
Have Little Trouble
The powerful Red Devils had lit
tle trouble handing the Vikings a
65-34 setback. Coquille had two 19
point quarters in the rout and the
Red Devils outscored the Vikings
in every period.
Coach Hank Talus shuffled his
starting lineup around hoping to
come up with a successful combi
nation as the Vikings have been in
trouble from the time they opened
the season. However the Red Dev
ils proved too strong for the inex
perienced Vikings.
Strike Fast
Coquille struck hard and fast in
Ihe opening minutes of action and
at the first intermission led 19-8.
Ring Record
Weekend Fights
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York Carmen Basilio,
15D'a, Canastota, N.Y., outpointed
Caspar Ortega, H9Vi, Mexicali,
Mexico, 10.
Havana Hipolito Linares, 159,
Cuha, outpointed Paul Diaz, 157W,
Cuba, 12.
B. Allen
Fox
Bowen
Totals
Score by quarters:
Prospect 8
Glendale 15
2 2 3 4
0-0 0 2
0-0 1 0
10-16 13 (0
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At one point the Tribesmen mov
ed to within five points of South
Eugene -and the lead was never
more than eight points. As the fi
nal gun sounded the Axemen were
in command of a seven point mar
gin with the final score reading
51-44 for the South Eugene cag
ers. The loss is Roseburg s second of
the season as the Indians sport a
6-2 mark. Klamath Falls' top rated
Pelicans handed the Indians their
first loss as the Pelicans and In
dians split the opening series of
the season.
Friday night the Indians will be
back in Midwestern League action
hosting the Cottage Grove Lions.
Cottage Grove has a 0-2 record in
league play having lost to South
Eugene and Willamette.
BOX SCORE
ROSEBURG FG FT F TP
Palm 10-14 2
ed 11 counters from his forward
spot. Forward Jim Main also broke
into double figures picking up 10
points for the Warrior cause. Sam
Cooper was high man for the game
as the flashy Cobra guard tallied
16 points.
Coach Dennis Olsen's Warriors
were cold during the first half
picking up only 15 points. At the
end of the first quarter the visitors
led the Warriors, 8-7, and then
outscored Drain 10-8 in the second
period.
Warriors Roar Back
Led by Snead and Main the War
riors roared back after the half
time break with a 19-point third
quarter. While the Warriors were
getting 19 points the Cobras were
held to 11. At the three-quarter
mark Drain was out in front 34
27. '
The Warriors continued to roll
in the final period outscoring the
Cobras 12-8 as the Drain team roll
ed to its third league victory.
Saturday's victory gives the War
riors a 3-2 league mark and ties
them with Junction City and St.
In the second stanza the Red Dev
ils outscored the Vikings 14-10 with
the halftime score reading Coquille
33, Myrtle Creek 18.
Myrtle Creek added eight points
in each the third and fourth per
iods while the Coquille cagers
picked up 13 points in the third
quarter and closed the action with
a 19-point final stanza.
Stein Sets Pace
Forward Ron Stein set Ihe pace
for the winners hitting for nine
field goals and four charity tosses
as he bucketed 22 points. Guard
Mike Sisk also broke into the dou
ble figures collecting 10 points
against the Vikings.
Dean Halverson held down the
post for the Vikings and tied for
scoring honors with guard Dave
Rousey. Halverson and Rousey
each accounted for eight points.
Have 1-8 Mark
The loss gives the Vikings a I S
mark in pre-league action with the
only victory coming over Illinois
Valley. The Vikings will open Ump
qua Valley League action Friday
night at home against the Oakland
uaKers.
The Viking Jayvees edged the
Red Devil Jayvees 39-37 in the
preliminary game at Myrtle Creek
Saturday. Guard Ken Graf was the
big gun for the Viking Jayvees col
lecling 16 points.
BOX SCORE
COQUILLE FG FT F TP
Stonecypher 3 117
Stein 9 4 0 22
Sanders 4 12 9
Sisk 5 10 1 10
Ivarie 3 0 16
Anderson 0 o 1 o
Leatherwood 0 1 0 1
Kribs 10 2 2
Cullum 0 0 10
Fields 4 0 0 8
Totals ) MS
MYRTLE CREEK
Brittain 10 2 2
Smith 3 10 7
Halverson 4 0 3 8
Cadman 10 0 2
Rousey 4 0 0 8
Lucas 3 12 7
Bartlev 0 0 0 0
Shirtcliff 0 0 0 0
Clarke 0 0 0 0
Graf 0 0 0 0
Totals U 2 7 34
Score by quarters:
Coquille ' 19
Myrtle Creek 8
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Brundage 2 1013 4 14
Lake 0 1-2 5 l
French 4 1-2 4 9
Jarvis 6 2-2 4 14
Avery 0 2-2 2 2
Hobbs 10-0 2 2
Lone 0 0-10 0
Totals 14 H-23 25 44
SOUTH EUGENE
Tobey 3 1316 1 19
Jost 0 0-0 0 0
Blair 3 3-5 2 9
DuShane 5 3-5 3 13
Myers 2 6-9 4 10
Carter 0 0-2 3 0
Robertson O0-O2O
Hohle 0 0 0 0 0
Brooke 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 13 25-37 17 51
Score by quarters:
Roseburg 16 10 5 1344
South Eugene 10 20 8 1351
Referees: Jim Dyal and John
Devereaux.
Francis of Eugene for fourth place
in the league. Elmira leads the
league with a 4-1 mark while Mc
Kenzie and Pleasant Hill are tied
for second place with identical 3-1
records.
Meet McKenzie Club
Drain will be back in Emerald
League action Friday night clash
ing with the McKenzie Eagles at
McKenzie. Tuesday's round of ac
tion in the league will find Cres
well at Elmira, Junction City at
Pleasant Hill, and McKenzie at
Oakridge.
Drain made a clean sweep or,
the evening's action when the War
rior Jayvees walloped the Cobra
Jayvees 49-29 in the preliminary
contest.
SCORING:
CENTRAL LINN (37) Folslon
5, Goodman 8, Tapp 2, B. Irish 4,
Cooper lo, f. insn z.
DRAIN (46) Main 10, Snead
11, Rundell 8, Cox 7, Henderson 3,
Christensen 5.
Score by quarters:
Central Linn 8 10 11 8-37
Drain 7 8 19 1246
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