jrver, La Crande, Of., Mow., No. 23, 1959 Pago 3
Lettermeri.AreKey
To Elgin Huskies
Basketball Future
By NEIL ANDERSEN
Observer Staff Writer
ELGIN i Special Coach Ted
Schadcwitz's Eljjin Huskies will
be out to de.'end the honors they
woo last year with a squad com
posed of five letterm-n and a block
of talented reserves and new
comers. Elgin supporters feel the Huskies
have a chance to walk away with
the newly formed District 7 honors
if they can get the all-around
scoring ability that last year's
tam possessed. Schadewitz post
ed a 17- record last year to garner
a berth in the sub-district play
offs. Ttie Huskies lost their first
same to Mac-Hi. th? eventual
state A-2 champion.
Tbe loss of husky Ellis Cheney,
last season's top rebounder. hasn't
hurt the Huskies chances to romp
into a state playoff berth.-
The Huskies boast height and
team speed as a basic sS3t in
tlieir fast break type basketball.
"We have as good a chance as
anyone else to win the title," 6aid
Schadewitz. a former Eastern Ore
gon College star beginning his
fourth year as head menter of th
Huskies.
Schadewitz expects the strongest
competition will come from Mac
Hi laden with talent from last
Scores
By United Press International
Saturday's Prep Football
(A-2 Semi-finals)
Vale 41, Phoenix 14
Seaside 20, Coquille 13 f
c
(B Semi-final) I
St. Mary's of Medford 41, Mc
Ewen 19
(Six-man Final
Sisters 32, St. Paul 22
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati 106 St. Louis 100
Philadelphia 114 Syracuse 103
Detroit 115 New York 104
i Only games scheduled)
year's title winning squad.
The Huskies have been running
through conditioning drills the past
few weeks as Schadewitz tries to
run the "football inusck's" out
of bis double performers.
Tallest man on the Huskies'
squad is Darre'l Cason '6-.
Cason is a senior and wi'l prob
Ebly sec action at the center
post as soon as a football knee
injury stops giving him trouble.
Jerry Crowsrr 6-2 f . another
letterman senior will probably see
action at one forward spot. Junior
Bill Showers (5-101 and seniors
Bob Lymsn 5-10 and Dave Otxrt
15-101 form the nucleus of the
Elgin squad. All five boys lettered
in the hoop sport last year.
Bob Showers (6-0). brother to
Bill, is a sophomore making his
first appearance in a Husky
basketball uniform. ' Steve Terry
-l, a junior, will be counted nn
strongly to provide backboard
strength and to give the regulars
a breather.
Tommy Hunt (6-1) up from the
junior varsity last year will pro
vide Schadewitz with more back
board strength during the basket
ball race.
A pair of transfers will also be
available for full time duty and
provide the Elgin team with addi
tional and unexpected strength.
Larry Nelson 62 is a senior
transfer student from Imbler
where he played varsity ball.
Fred Sayres (5-10) transfered to
Elgin from Adrian where he per
formed on the hardwood. Sayres
has looked real good in practice
rand may force the veterans on
the squad to hustle if they plan
to keep their jobs.-
First game of the season will
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MARKETS
By United Press International
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Calves 200; steady; good-choice
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Hogs 1250: slow; butchers
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13.75-14.25; few 150-170 lb. 12.50
13.50; few sows 275-350 lb. 11.50
12.50; 400-500 lb. 10-11.
Sheep 180r slow; few woolcd.
slaughter lambs 50c higher than
late last week; good-choice woolett-
lambs 90-105 lb. 17-17.59: good
choice 1 and 2 pelt lambs 161S.50;
cull-good ewes 3-5.
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HOOKER Darrcll Cason, 6-3 senior letterman for the
Elgin Huskies will be one of the strong reasons for the
success of the valley team this year. The veteran center
will provide the Huskies with backboard strenRth in ad
dition to scoring punch. Cason has been hampered
through Ihe first weeks of practice by a football knee
injury. ' (Observer Photo)
PIES 1
if Mince Meat Cherry
Pumpkin Apple Peach II
be against Wallowa Dec. 4. Th"l
Huskies tangle with Baker, an A-l
opponent on Dec. 5. Elgin will
also play a pair of games against ,
La Grande early i. December.
"This is really a good bunch of
kids and we are eoine to have fun
winning some games this year,
acnadr-witi said.
SPORTS GIFTS
Wide Selection
at
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Jeff, Vale
Veterans
Wait Finals
By United Press International
A pair of playoff veterans will
be right in the middle of things
again this year when the cham
pionship games start in .the A-l
and A-2 prep football ranks.
Jefferson of Portland will be
shooting for its third successive
A-l football championship Friday
night in Portland's Multnomah
stadium. Supplying the opposition
will be the same club that sup
plied it in last year's champion
shin game Medford's Black Tor
nado. It'll be eastern against western
Oregon in the A-2 title game.
Vale, which seems to have a
monopoly on the championship,
will go gunning for its fifth stute
championship in the last six years
against Seaside.
Sisters Takes Title
In class B powerful Yoncalla
will be after the tiUe that eluded
it last year. The Eagles this year
in 11 games have scored 524
points. . ,
St. Mary's of Medford will sup
ply the opposition this year in the
B playoff game.
One state championship was
captured over the weekend as
Sisters routed St. Paul, 32-22, to
win the six-man title.
Jeff powered its way into the
finals with a 33-0 win over Doug
las Friday night while at Salem
Medford was romping over South
Salem, 42-6, to advance to the fi
nals. Seaside beat Coquille. 20-13, Sat
urday in its A-2 semi-final game
and Vale trounced Phoenix, 41-14,
to gain its final berth.
In class B semi - finals St.
Mary's of Medford trounced Mc
Ewen, 41-14, and Yoncalla dis
posed of Knappa, 59-20.
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