Thursday, March 24, ItWS.
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SONS OFFICIALS
NAME ALL-STARS
OF TOURNAMENT
By DAVID JOHNSON
Some fine games were witness
ed at (the final session of the
Southern Normal's Invitational
basketball tourney. Arago de
flated Riverton. her traditional
rival, to win the championship
trophy and first place honors of
l lie conference. The consolation
liampionship was won by Gard
iner, playng against Gold Hill
The third place championship
trophy was won by Chiloquln.
They defeated Drain In a good
fnst contest. Winning from Cen
tral Point by a wide margin.
Rogue River carried third place
in the consolation contests.
The first quarter of the cham
pionship same was very close
and fast. The score at the end
of the period was 8 to 10, in
favor of Arago. The lead was.
pver broken. At the end of the
Keller Mabbot, and the Seniors
are under the combined tutelage
of Preston Becot and Kenneth
Darling. The post graduate team
is 'managed bjy Leroy Riley but
has no coach. Each man plays
a brand of ball all his own.
After a week of practice,
tourney opened Monday, March
14, with the Soph more defeating
the Juniors in a hard fought
game 23-13. In the evening the
school annual this year. The book
will contain individual picture
of senior and group pictures of
other classes.
The Interclass Tournament has
continued Its games for this I
week. Monday afternoon the Se
niors lost to the Sophomores, i
Scores 25-11. That evening thej
Post Graduates lost to the Ju- '
niors. Score 23-16. Tuesday the I
Seniors defeated the post grad-! Juniors overcame the Seniors by j
uates -7. ' a 35 to 24 score.
Tuesday the Sophmores and At the end of the tournament ,
Post Graduates fought a fast. an all-star team will be picked ',
exciting game. A fake whistle' by the coaches who ihave been j
at the finish caused the whole coaching the class teams.
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game to be played over. Tuesday
night the Seniors barely over
came the Juniors in a 13-12
game. The Seniors led 11-1 at
the half, but Mabbot's maulers
overcame the lead In the second
period.
GIRLS' SPORTS
first half, the score was 11 to 15,
still in favor of Arago. In the
second half, Riverton was unable
to forge ahead, and fell farther
behind as 81nko, Currle, and Ml
lone rolled In the scores for Ara
go. At the end of the game the
score was 33 to 23.
The SONS officials In charge
of the tournament selected twelve
men as an honorary squad by
virtue of their team play, scor
ing ability, and their general
value to their team. Thee twelve
men were: ,
Elliot Lakeview. j
Nichols Chiloquln. 1
Pitman Rogue River. ;
P. M:Parlane Riverton. ,
Van Leuven Riverton.
P. Burnell Coos River. !
La Mear Drain. j
Ward Jacksonville. :
Dugan Sams Valley. (
Currle Arago.
Small schools, having not more
than thirty persons In the en
U.o student body, sent their
trams in to play in the contest.
One of these was Gardiner. She
I'm about eight boys in the stu
dent body. All eight of them
v.cre In uniform and on the floor
the night that she won the con
elation championship.
The outstanding player of the
tourney was P. McFarlane. He
scored 52 points to take the high
point honors of the tournament.
Second to him was a Mear, with
34 points.
Miss Magoon has said "We
would like to have bigger turn
outs of girls who are out to play
for the fun of placing, to be
come skilled in their chosen
sports, and to cooperate In put-1 mm
ting the G. A. R. organization on j""
a firm basis." sal
All girls In school, whether
G. A. R. members or not, may
go out for sports. Baseball and
track are practices In Tuesday
and Thursday. On Wednesday
there Is a clogging class which
has several beginners. A tennis
tournament of the ladder variety
Is being played off.
Miss Magoon says of tennis.
"In the tournament more atten
tion Is being paid to form, and
this makes for better games."
Which shall it be? Shall Com- 1
mencement night nee the cus- j
tomary array of draperies worn
by the girls and the dark suits!
of the boys or will the lights
shine on uniformly dressed fig-:
urea wearing colliglate caps and j
gowns? The class, it seems can-'
not) reach a derision. A vote tak-
en Wednesday morning stood 32 ,
for the caps and gowns and 32
against having them. The class
might remember "United we
stand, divided we sprawl."
Thoughts For Today
No. s
"Great men and womea go
on developing and improv
ing their powers as long as
they live. Few of them had
superior educational oppor
tunities In youth." Prof.
L. J. Richardson, 1'. of ('.
First National Bank
Ahlaad, Oregon
I "He who's spirits in without
rewtraint In like a rlty that Is
broken down without walls."
But ;
"He that ruleth his spirit (U !
better) than he that takes a '
city.
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Members of the Glider club of
Collinwood High school recently
made 89 successful glider flights
In four hours.
Every time a student of a.
certain English class at South
western High school recites he
is being graded for dict'on bv
bis classmates. At the end of
tha term a vote will be taken to
name the student who best em
ployes' the king's English.
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and a post graduate team.
Tha Sophomore team is under
the coaching of Gearhart. a So
phmore varsity player. The Ju
niors are guided (or driven) by
ers or other atudents.
To cut expenses, seniors of
Englewood High school will pub
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