Friday, February 26, 1933
KOOl'E NEWS
Page Three
SPORTLIGHT
(By David Johnson)
Ashland started basketball
season by meeting and defeating
the Weed Lumberjacks with the
close score of IS to 11. The
game played in Weed, January
8, was rough and full of pre
couference mistakes.
Our next game was played
with Yreka, January 9. Ashland
sent the Yreka aggregation home
with a defeat of 27 to 15. The
game made the Lithians look
rather good. It was fast and tol
erably free of roughness.
Ashland met her first defeat
of the season at the hands of
met an entirely demoralized
squad from Grants Pass on the
night of February 19 and sent
them back to their caves, with
the score of 24 to 13. ThingB
were looking up.
But. six days before the game
for , the Championship of Sou
thern Oregon. Ashland met
Weed. We didn't lose., we licked
'em. But the score was nothing
to our credit. The curly headed
boys ran up a score of 25 points
to our 28. Better will have to
be done to flail Medford.
And. now, with th Big Game
coming up on Friday, the twenty
sixth day of February, all we
can do is lean forward and tm'
our team over the top, to re
the Cirl's League February 25.
Seniors wil lbe given an oppor
tunity to work off their re
quirements for theses.
HOYS CHEW MORE GUM
According to a survey taken
at Tustin Union High School,
the boys chew more gum than
the girls. The boys chew 58 per
rent of the gum and the girls
chew 42 per cent.
Don't Judge Mabbott bjy his
walk. He's not so slow. At guard,
he's a whin lust watch him!
Grants Pass, January 15. The fl
nal score was 17 to 15. In the; tention of the Copco Trophy
last quarter, co-operation seem-1 Pooshemup!
Ingly ceased and the Cavemen 1 .
gained the two point lead and ' VLTJMNUS DOWNED
held It. .
AX AHil DUAL!
The Lithians, by now very
blood-thirsty, redeemed them-1
Charley Abel's slight weight
anlvM hv riofoatinv tha VrMnnrl
. . . . ... I advantage and his superior box-'
quintet with the excellent score! , '
i in miii proved loo mucn lor
or 37 to 13. McCloud lost so
heavily because of lack of prac
tice and experience.
Ashland gained their first real
victory of the season when they
defeated Roseburg with the
score of 21 to IS. The Umpquas
and the Lithians were tied 16
16 at the middle of the fourth
auartnr Howell nnnreri In two
scores, and the Ashland squad "nd Bi"y Hoa a ,our"
i Slug Aikens, alumnus of Ash
land High, in the six-round main
event staged at the Yeoman Hall
on February 16. Abel won every
round, flooring Aikens twice In
the third.
Buster Chamberlin and "Red"
Conner boxed a six-round draw
in the semi-windup. Howard Abel
round contest. Abel winning.
"Kid" Blossom and Vernon Han-
spent the remainder of the game
In hreaktnr for the basket.
. , . . . , .,,, i saker boxed a four-round draw,
gaining ijolnt after point. This
as aiu noipn rerry ana Art
game showed some of the stuff
Polk in the curtain raiser.
that Ashland really has.
As a damper to the enthusiasm ' ttt
worked up over the Roseburg PROMINENT GIRLS
game, came the defeat of Ash- j RECEIVE HONORS
land by Klamath in two conse-
cutive games. Klamath won the Outstanding girls of Ashland
first with the score of 19 to 22. j High were "presented with the
The second was taken with the j Girl's League honorary awards
total of 19 to 26. by Mr. Briscoe at the Girl's
Following this defeat. Ash- League meeting of February 18.
land met the Salem five on The award is a red and white
February 4, and was again j felt shield with one bar at the
trampled by an enemy. The score j right side. An additional bar is
at the beginning of the la;t j to be added for each year the
quarter was 20 to 26. in favor of awaid is received.
Ashland. Salem came on the floor ! Those receiving the awards
Howell took the tip-off, lost it.! -eIe the following: Seniors
and crash! Salem came out the j Louise Anderson, Mar7 Sander,
winner by a final tally of 31 to Mary Herbert, Dorothy Berg
28. j iers, and Sylvia '"Ttin: Jun- .
Following this, on February 6, ; lnrs, June Kalam. Marietta Whit-I
an Ashland quintet met Roseburg rev, Rachel Forsyth, and B"
and lost 16 to 35. Two of the erly Young; Sophomores, Nel'i
members of the squad were in- j rutman. Margaret ("adzow, ai .1
eligible. This was not alone re- Errilla Gearhart.
sponsible. , I Mrs. Galey congratulated tho
Then came a short spell of ! girls receiving the awards. Sh"
rejuvenation. On February 12, paVe an interesting discussion of
Ashland Journeyed to K. Falls I virtues for whit-h to strive, and
and won the first of a series ( gtresRed the point that "What
of two games by the score of j soever a man thinketh in his
35 to 25. This may have been' heart so he is."
because of the absence of Sheets Members of the Girl's League
and Allen from the Klamath are to honor ther mothers at a
line-up. Many attributed It to a i breakfast which they plan to give
long-in-comlng display of real I 5nday. March 13.
talent tr'. the locals. But on the Committee chairmen have been
night following, Ashland again nnnolnted as follows: general
met defeat at the hands of Kla- manager, Betty Dean: decora
math Falls with the score of 21 ticn, Mary Louise Sander; menu
to 18. land preparation, Margaret Cad-
Sheets and Allen were back in' tow and June Ealam; invitations,
the line-up, and that may have rorrthy Leslie; program, Errll
conributrd to tho tooth draw- ia Oearhart.
ing of the Grizzlies. T first of the series of c!"b
Then, came retribution. Ashland programs is to be sponsored by
Whon buying photo
graphs, look for tins em
blem. The Photograph
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ation of America stands
for tfood craftsmanship
and better business prin
ciples. We
Appreciate Your
Patronage
DARLINGS
STUDIO
NEVER SAT FAIT,
In ll'e's sorest battle
they only prevail.
Who daily march onward
and never say fail!
J. C. Greenfield.
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Church
Corner N. Main and Laurel
Sunday Services:
Church School 9:45 A. M.
Preaching Service, 11:00 A. M. j
Wesley Forum 6:15 P. M.
Epworth League 6:15 P. M-
Preaching . 7:30 P. M.
High School Kt orients
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Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
WE DELIVER
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Milks and Creams
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WHY WORRY
about dirty clothes, when we
clean the mat such little clnt?
Ashland Laundry Co.
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"Just 4 'all. That's All"
Thoughts For Today
No. 6
"We cannot live In our
dreams. We are lucky
enough if we ran give
a sample of our best, and
if in our hearts we ran
feel that it has been
nobly done."
Judge Oliver Wendall
Holmes.
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