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THE AMPLIFIER Page Four Friday, March 10, 1950 LIONS DUMP CANBY QUINT Coaeh^'Catherwood’s fighting Lions scored a decisive victory Over a hard fighting Canby fgam on the Milwaukie high school floor last week. The2'Cougars were handicap ped when,, their star forward, Palmer, fouled out early in the third quarter. High poi^t man of the game was BrucdfScholer, 6 foot 5 inch Lion center, with 16 points. Next in line wore Lowell Landis with 9 and Dale Stewart with 8. grappling with Jim O’Donnell of West Linn. Morris won by a fall. At GRAPPLEBS FROM West Linn invade Oregon City Wednesday Bert Stein started off the scor right, Heavyweights Jim McIntosh of West Linn and Marvin Curry of night for a joust with the Pioneers ’ mat team, and the Lions came out ing. for West Linn with a field Oregon City are shown locked in a typical wrestlers’ “embrace.” on the short end of a 46-8 score. These photos, taken by Bob Fahey, goal, followed by a foul, shot by McIntosh won by decision. (Mr. Pix photos 29596, 29695, 29593). show some of the grunt and groan artists hard at work during some Stewart. This gave the Lions an of the tussles. Bottom, left, Frank Morris of Oregon City is shown early 3-0 edge over the Cougars. Canby then surged ahead for Complete Line of their ' first and last lead of the BUILDING SUPPLIES game on1 free throws by Irwin WRESTLER GRABS TITLE WEST LINN LOSES and Palmer and a fifeld by Mc THREE WL WRESTLERS WIN For the first time this year a Lakeside Lumber Co Laren making the score 4-3 in Three West Linn grapplers Hampered by several wres OSWEGO favor of Canby. A foul shot«|by earned the right to attend the tlers on the absentee list the wrestler has been named Athlete Stein and two- free throws by annual state wrestling tourna Lions’ mat crew lost their last of the Month. The coaches and Bruce Seholer put the Lions back ment to be held in Eugene league mete, 39-9, to McMinn “Amp” sports staff had no trou in. the lead 6-4. Field goals by March 10 and 11. Jim McIntosh, ville on the first of this month. ble in agreeing that Ed Fritchie Stewart and Bob Greenwood, a winning all but his last match, well deserves this title. Main event results: Do foul shot by Stein, and a tip in copped second place; Ed Fritch- Tipping the scales at 165 95 lb—Bob Strayer (M) pin by Bruce Seholer put West Linn ie, who also lost one match, pounds, Ed has the wonderful You further in the lead. Then Lowell took third place; and Noel Cook, ned Mike Crane. 103—Glen Stra- season record of 11 wins and Need Landis put up a lay-in, added a suffering two losses, raptured hie (M) decisioned Wayne Mc only two losses. Having no free throw, and dumped in an fourth place. Daniel. 122—-Bill Webster (WL) previous experience, Ed gained • ROOFING other •field goal to make the Oregon City took first place in decisioned Ray Barber. 120 — this record only through much Score 18-6. Canby then racked up team competition with 60 points. Jack Smith CM) decisioned Gene effort and hard work. 4 pomts in pivot shots, but Bob Close behind was Sandy with 57 Phone Ed has earned the right to Seholer. retaliated with his spe- points. Hillsboro had 56, Park Warnke. 127—Gerald Allen (M) compete in the state champion ctalty,.--Cleft handed hook shot, rose 33, West Linn 8, and Tigard pinned Lewie Thornton., 133 — meet by capturing third place at making it 20-10. Lues Hixson (M) pinned Delbert the district matches. Taking his 8 points. . Canby ended the scoring for Sharp. 138—Ron Watkins (M) wrestling very seriously, Ed Filial results: the . first: quarter with a long 96 pound class — Terpenning pinned Regis IJajoul. 145—Arden plans on bringing some awards shot in the last few seconds of (S) 1st,; Heikes (H) 2nd. Cath Gray (M) pinned Don Duval. home from the state meet. the period. Ed is also a two-year letter- art (P) 3rd, Montgomery tÖC) 155-7rNqel Cook (WL) decisioned man in football and an active 4th. Dean Hurless, 165 — -Ed Fritchie This time Landis started the 104 pound class — Allen (S) (WL) decisioned Cliff Engel. 175 member in the Letterman and icofiilt fbt the Lions with the first basket of the quarter. Bas 1st,, Zumwalt (OC).,, 2nd, A lea ri —Charles Farris (M) pinned Boys’ club. Philip Shephard. Unlimited 4th, kets by Stewart and Stein and a der (H), 3fd, Shlissbr Everything in CLOTHING 113 pound class—Cooper (P) Bob Hughes (M) decisioned Jim foul Shot by Seholer lengthened and SHOES at the West, Liim lead to 27-14. 1st, Schiesser (H) 2nd, Hall (P) McIntosh. Alden j Rondeau and Larry Lee 3rd, Arnold (H) 4th. In the preliminaries Hinkle TEENY’S dumped in a basket apiece to 121 pound class — Baker (P) (WL) decisioned Lever and Oswego Dept. Store ir^ke, the score 31-19 in favor of 1st,' Schweitzer (OC) 2nd, Bush Crowe (M) pinned Fredrichs. ; 75 B Ave. Oswego 24311 ! the Lions.at halftime. (H) 3rd, Lane (H) 4th. 4 A- discouraged but determined 128 pound class—-Pake. (S) ist, One of the season's biggest ■ ■ lftttfflflllflllt|INHIUIflWHHIIIIHIIIIIIillll»UMillllllMlltlllll«lttllllll««lltlllllllllllUI’ Canby * team came out to fade Gage (OC) 2nd, Larin (P) 3rd, upsets took place in Hillsboro | CONTOUR HAIR CUTTING | | Hairstyling and Permanent | tfeq»-Lions-; for- the. third and Perrin (H) 4th. recently when. Banks, a new | Waving fourth ¡periods. In the third quar- - 134 pound class—Morris (OC) comer in the district playoffs, | The McRae Brothers | ter Bruce Seholer racked up 9 1st, Newman (S) 2nd, King (H) beat the only once-defeated Special low price Salon of Beauty points, and Stein and 'Stewart 3rd, Gesley (OC) 4th. Hillsboro Spartans. | Oswego, Oregon 1 sank: a foul shot apiece. The 139 pound class—Allen (S) 1st, iiiffiinniuniiiitffiitiiifiiiiiiiHiHiiiitiiiffliniiiiniiitiiiifliiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitHiMiiiiiiiiiiiii ■ ■ Lions held Canby to only 71 Moore (S) 2nd, Walters (OC) points, during the third quarter 3rd, New (OC) 4th. 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