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About Rogue news. (Ashland, Or.) 19??-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1932)
TliurMlay, January U, 10:12. I'aRd Three YREAKANS BEATEN BY ASHLAND TEAM Ashland, t7 Treka, 15. The Lithlan Quintet met the Northern California Yrekans and sent them home again, beaten with a score of 27 to IS. The highly touted flTe from across the border looked good and were good, but the newly de reloped combination of Howell, Becot and Habbot proved too good for the visitors. With a flash of speedy play ing at the first of the game, the Yrekans got the ball at the first tip-off and worked it down to their basket by a series of accurate passes, but Howell, the old reliable, came in with his customary bull-like gentleness and tangled the hitherto smooth1 machine of the Treka boys into a knot which remained tied all evening. The game was forced to the Californlans by the Ashland squad clear through. Basket af ter basket was rolled in. Work ing with a smoothness that was surprising for a team that has been so erratic, the Ashland boys, working pass after pass through the defense of the Yrekans, won the game in the first quarter with the series of baskets placed. Howell was high point man and the general worry of the whole group from the sunk 1st state. Until the fourth quarter, when he was taken out on fouls. Howell knocked down more men than anybody around. The starting line-up was: Yreka Pos. Ashland Hessig RF Becot Bresolin - LF Gearhart Hughes C Howell West LO Darling Meamber RG Mabbot Substitutions made for Ash land: Myers for Becot. Becot tor Myers. Myers for Gearhart. Head for Becot. Durham for Gearhart. Substitutions for Yreka: Cor am tor Hessig. Hessig tor Corum. Louis for Bresolin. Bresolin for Louis. Smith for Hessig. boxing card staged at the Yeo man Hall on January 1. On January 19, Jlmmie Hall and "Kid" Blossom will meet in the main event. The bouts are promoted by Harry Chipman. The boys' basketball team of the Yeoman Lodge No. 4067, of this city defeated the eMdford Yeoman 18-13 on the high school floor December 30. The game was a nip and tuck affair from start to finish. In the final quarter, Ashland obtained a five point lead which Medford could not overcome. HOOPSTERS HOOEY I One more winning year and we'll have the Copco cup cap tured. We certainly need it. there would be such a bare spot in the trophy case without It. LIBRARIAN AGAIN ASSUMES DUTIES Our basketba.il team should win the Southern Oregon Basket ball cup (or the third and final time. A good basketball team can't be had nnless the follows train". Wonder why it is. that the ath letes in so many, schools can't find time to study. Grades are often very good to have along about game time. Durham is small and fast. He seems quite able to go under a man instead of around him. "I never know how I liked my work until I was once deprived of the privilege", said Mrs. Gra-; ham as she resumed her work In the library, after her recent illness. . She states, "I will never be able to show my appreciation to my assistant librarians for the splendid work tbey did In taking care of the many (hit lees of the library," Mny students, during her ab sence, came to the library look ing for creferencej on material, that could not be found in the regular reference books. They had n search out, and unwind, for themselves, the mysteries of the hidden knowledge. ' Mrs. Graham's illness, coming as it did near the Christmas va cation, gave her ample time to regain her health and have a small vacation. j Again, with school's recom- ; mencing, all sails smoothly In the ; library. Thit Is the last season of bas ket ball that most of the team will get to play for Ashland HI a they are graduating. The sooner man learns to worship (;m! instead of gold, the sooner f"M'Ht y Mill r turn. Itoger lialmon. FIX-IT SHOP SALE! On Men's Shoes Florshiem $7.85 Regular $6.00 Style, $4.85 Regular $5.00 Style, $3.85 Regular $4.00 Style, $2.85 J. D. Mars & Son H. J. CARTER Service Station (ilLMORK, I'MON, RM'HKIKIJI.' SHKI.Ii Football, basket ball: basket ball. football all the year through. It seems as If people would get tired of watching games the whole year, but we don't. Now it's basket ball. Get your tickets early. SCHOOL'S QUINTET MOWS WEED TEAM It's hard not to boast about our giant center he made sec ond all-state - center last year, but that was last year. Daugherty's Grocery PHONE 2 North Main St. WHITTLE Transfer snd Stcrage Co. PHONIC 117 Coal, Wood and Hlornge Parkins:, Crating and Shipping long Distance Hauling - Clear Vision Casco Defrosters CHARLEY BRDY Service Station "24 HOI'U HKHVICK" January Specials! Hal cleaned and blocked Kr.--with each suit or dress omIt! UNIQUE CLEANERS I'HONK t Ashland. 15 Weed. 12. Friday night the Lithlans met the boys from the slopes of Mount Shasta at Wee In the first scheduled game of the season. They were successful, beating the Weed Lumberjacks to the tune of 15 to 12. Weed threatened during the latter halt of the game, but Ash land held them down to the un der side and came through the winner. Thua we have started out our season. We have won the first two pro-conference games and are meeting Grants Pass on the fifteenth. Here's how. SCHOOL PUGILIST OUSTS OPPONENT Jlmmie Hall, well known high school boxer, won six round decision from Wiley Hall, Talent boxer, in the main event of the Howell and Mabbot are the same old rolltrking school boys giving the bunch a scare every night of practice. Mal.bott still knows that old trick of leaping nine feet in the air and giving one of his blocd-curdllng yelps that never fails to shake the rafters, and when Howe" stumbles and gathers his bulk together for a plunee to the f'oor every person within a ra dius of 30 feet, streaks frantical ly for the sidelines hollering timber". j Wanted: Students to fill those otherwise empf seats at basket ball games. OUR AIM Quality and Service Carson Fowler LUMBER CO. "In the Heart of Town'' ART SHOP for Hemstitching Stamp Goods Thread and Notions Chocolate Milk Shakes 10c The Plaza HERBERT'S TWO STORES !! V.. Main St- 1 K. Main Staple and Fancy GROCERIES VK I1EMVKR MARGARET PRICE IS SCHOOL'S VISITOR Ashland High's former physi cal training teacher. Miss Price, "letted in Ashland at the begin ning of the year. She waa a guest at the Coombe home on Scenic Drive. During her visit. Miss Price visited at the High School. She has been going to school at Berk eley, California. Thcughts For Today "There is Moiiicthiiis; in all hearts that ran be reached some chord that will give forth sweet music If we only have the skill to touch it." David Starr Jordan. First National Bank Ashland, Oregon We Carry All Your School Needs McNair Bros. The Retail Store ON THK I'l.t.A SPORT OXFORDS This is. the weather you need ihein. We Have Them! The Enders Co.
