^110 Cagers Head
East for Tilts
With Wyoming
Is cx|x>di'd to gel a stiff test In
the half-dozen encounters. The
slmling lineup of Will Urban mid
Curt Ban-lay nt forwards, Jim
LoM'lltoff nt center mid Ken Hunt '
mid Jack Keller at guards can't
lx- vX|K-ctcd to comi- through with
out cimsldei utile help from the ie
S
Chinook Run in
Rogue Dwindles
E NIIN E L
PORTS
The count of Chinook salmon
over Gold Ray dnm in th«' Rogue
river from April 15 to Oct. 11
totaled 16,867 This is only 83 7
l'agi- IS (S t rent of the 1949 count and
H-pH'scnts a 55.8 ( xt cent return
count < f the 1946 parent run.
The 1950 count not only is-the
8>w< t count of Chinooks ov. r Gold
Ray station t»ut also represent*
the lowest return of the progeny
ever reeonk'd. The 1954) run is
also the second generation return
ing of the 1942 run which was the
first year’s count at Gold Ray.
With 13,129 chiwxiks counted in
University <ti Oregon, Eugene
(S|x-ciali
Oiogon'* basketball
.hm Vriiniznn, Mi l Streeter and
Duck* wind up a BesNl.m with final Kclth Farnam are tabbed for nc- Thur.., Dw. tl, IH.Mi
The Hentlni'l, < ottage Grove, Oregon
examinations this week and re Hon ill forward, with Chet Nix-¡
nimi' non conference action with a and Henry Bonncmann at center
pair of games against the strong mid Art Shephetd mid Md Kruuxi'
Wyoming Cowlx.ys nt Laramie at guard. These 12 nii'ii are leading
The 15-nian travelling INirly will In the fight for s|x»ts on the travel
make the trip by train
squad mid unless Jolin Neeley < r
Coach John Warren said today Hal Webb breaks in later should
tluit he felt the next six gmix-x constitute the Duck personnel for
would <k> much to determine the the trips to Infamie and Tacoma
Standing* In the men'« City
st l ength of the Webfools for the
The fine play of I.UM'ulutf, Nix-. Bowling league changed this week
1951 conference nice
Farnum, Shepherd mid Barclay . as the Cottage Grove Recreation
"After playing Wyoming. Col among the urns comers and 1he keglm rolled Freddie's Mobil
lege of Puget Sound mid Smita steady work of the veto mis. Vr- station out of fh'st place.
R< ci .'atlon t<x>k four ixmits from
Clara six games in nine days we ban. K itiiim '. Hunt, Keller, Stro t
slxmld know pretty much what we er ami Vraniznn has highlighted I r' ddie's, with Dick Cantonwine
can do In tough competition We the workout* which followed the i Hilling a 193 single, followed close
will have to be ready for that UCLA scrii m
ly by Palki with 187 Series honors
senes In Seattle on January 5 anil
Warren lx particularly pleased Went to , ,dkl who recorded 515
6 against Washington If we hope with the backboard w< rk of his |x>inK. Chut Brice was high f ir
to make n nice of it when It).......H ik " men nt forward and center the losing team, 166 459.
conference schedule opens," War In the lllst five gaiiM'h the I meks
The upset of the wok occurred
ren stilted.
have out-rebounded their opposi-1 *hen Kelly’s Mm ket, holding ilown
The bench strength of the Ducks Hon almost two to one. A weak- 1 *he cellar spot. took thn-e |x>ints
from second-place
iagle Cigar
Store. This defea
moved the
Eagle squad back to fifth place,
1 twit it didn’t quite budge Kelly's
' hoys out of the basement Harvey
Kelly t<x>k top scoring honor, f r
the winners with a 18'2 502. High
scorer for the losing side wan
Harry Elfving with 200 510
I Champion < til of Creswell look
3 points from-Del' Steak House
with Biair roiling a 157 for high
। single*, and Bib Miller rolling a
i 434 scries. Roy Kuhn was high for
front
I Del's with a 181-426.
Knights of Columbus won 3
. points from Cal’s Mobil with
Georg.- Cottle a* high man with a
j 170-458. Jack Bennett took «cor
ing honors for Cal’s with a 176-
516
"Everything furthe \Ln”
With the help of Cliff Eastburn’s
A. W. HELLIWELL
200 high singles. Con's Tavern t<xik 1IDNTER has come to the cele-
517 Main
Phone 65
I 3 (xiints from Arcade Theatre.
’’ brated Liurentian Mountain win
Mark Kincart took high series ter «ports country. just north cf
’ with 577. Ross Adkins tolled a Montreal. In the above photo, a
. I8U-479 to take scoring honors for skuer it trying the new powder snow
near Morin Heights, which with
i Arcade.
Cottage Grove Cleaners walked St. Sauveur, Shawbridge, and other
away with 4 points from Mobil popular skiing centers, is easily
reached by regular and special ski
Oil, with Jeff Rippy rolling the, trains over the Canadian National
; high game of 196, and Albert Is- Railways from Montreal.
i ham rolling for high series of 487
Marley Martin and lion Eastburn
shared honor* for high singles
by each ruling a 1841 single. Mar
tin mlk-d the high series of 499.
Team Standings:
Pct.
Won
C G. Recreation
7 .781
By Ben llllliker
Freddie’s Mobil
8 .750
24
Knights of Columbus
10 .688
C. G Cleaners
22 10 .688
When Cottage Grove
High
Eagle Cigar Store
21 11 .656
Cal's Mobil
19 13 594 School is mentioned around this
Con's Tavern .......... 19 13 .594 district, the coache« thmk of a ,
Champion Oil
13 20 .375 good team, well coached with
Del's Steak House
10
.313 worlds of fundamental knowledge
Arcade Theatre
8 24 .250 of thv game of basketball. This is
"Junior a in charge of half,
7 24 .219 due largely to the hard work of
Kelly's Market
pinta.”
I Coach Bob Duscnbcrry and. as of
' late. Maurie Kreutz, present head
basketball coach at our school.,
, Under Maurie Kreutz'« able guid-
Charles Heath, a graduate of ance our team took second place
Cottage Grove union high school in the district last year, and oddly
la a member of the basketball enough we also lost two of the
squad of Oregon Technical Instil first three games we played last
(Astoria Tide)
i year; so don't worry about our
tute.
A 6 foot 5 inch center. Heath is I mi II team. Wc.re going to shape
Hl Water
lx» Water
Hi Water
Ix> Water
one of tallest men on the Owl up rapidly from here on out.
5:<)6 3./
Thum. 21
11:00 8.5
quintet. According to the basket-
S.-W -0.1
ball annual issued by Oregon i I think I'll take you behind the
Fri.
23
12:30 6 5
11 42 8.5
5 53 3.6
«:5I -O.S
Tech, he is "showing constant im- scenes of our basketball team; in
provement in his backboard play fact, I'll give you a little picture
Sat.
23
1 16 6.7
6:36 3.7
7:34> -0J1
t»:SO 8.5
and should develop into an excel- of a basketball practice. As you
lent pivot man."
all know, the freshmen have their
7 16 3 8
1:58 6 8
Sun.
24
11 :M 8.«
8:1)8 -41.«
basketball third period under Mr.
ncss in shooting. both from the
Mon
25
2 37 6.9
7:56 3.9
1:33 8.»
8:45 -04
Ciochetti, and the Varsity and Jr.
field anil the free throw line, has
Varsity under coaches Kreutz and
hamp-red
the
(
tregons
in
several
Tues.
26
3:14 6.9
8 32 3.9
2:4)8 M
0:20 -0.0
Duscnlx-rry. This has been set
games, but it is expected to im
j up so the Varsity can practice
9:10 3 8
Wed.
27
3:50 7.0
2:4« 8.4
prove as the season goes along.
0:54 -O.S
' right on after school.
While the varsity is playing its
Thins
28
4:36 7.2
9 55 3 6
.1:28 M.l
When the bell rings at the end
10120 0.0
final pre-conference games, the
Oregon freshmen, undefeated in of fifth period "A" and “B" squads
three starts, will be idle until have a limited time to dress down.
, tape ankles or knees, or take care
Courtesy of:
winter term opens.
of all training room injuries and
Six-day
bicycle races
drew 'report on the floor to their re
crowd of about four million an spective coaches. If this is not
nually until 1939 when only a mil accomplished in the specified time,
Your Chevron Service Station
lion and a half persons were at some sort of punishment is levied
Do rena
Phone 785.1-1
tracted. They were discontinued against the offender.
after that year.
Now the team has a 20 minute
warm up or "shooting” session,
every man shooting shots he gets
in an actual game. Then for ten
minutes there is work on shooting
over a guard in an actual game
experience. Our game lay-up drill.
15 minutes of defensive and of-
PLUMBING
HEATING — WIKING SVHUI9I
SHEET METAL
, fensive drill ’ follows before the
squad breaks into two groups
with the guards working on driv
eling shots around the key, while
, the back men (center and far-
' wards) aie rebounding, or shooting
I , from in and around the basket.
By this time school is out. and
J those athletes that have to ride
J the bus are excused. Now comes
i a fast drill, which really consists
r of just racing and running (»oll-
f moll up and down the court with-
J out dribbling the ball for about
I 20-25 minutes. We then have 'a
r half court scrimmage, that usuallv
• breaks up alxnit 4:30 or so, to be
। followed by a half-hour full court
i scrimmage that lasts till about 5
o’clock. Now we have to shoot un-
• til we have made 25 free throws,
i recorded our score, showered and
|t leave the school about 5:15.
So you see basketball isn't real
ly the neat and easy way to make
' a letter as It may seem from the
, bleachers. In fact, games arc real
ly a mild sort of punishment com
pared to the after school sessions
• put on by our three basketball
<’i
, eOaches who teach us in sixth per-
iod athletics.
Lions Roar
CG Recreation Takes Over
First Place in Men's Bowling
Laurcntian Skiing
SPOR I S BRIEFS
An unusual kill was made by a
waferfowl hunter in th«' Summer
lake area this season when he
brought down a black duck. The
bird, which was sent to ( Jregon
State coliege, is the first black
duck known to have been kiliisi
in Oregon.
The Oregon Ducks will be look
ing for their first victories when
they play Wyoming and Santa
Clara. The Cowhoys lead two to
nothing and the Brones hold a one
to nothing edge over the Webfoot*.
205 North 9th
Up on the housetop bang, bang, bang
Down in the cellar with a clang, clang, clang.
Wrench In one hand, cigar in mouth
They sho’all ain’t from the old South.
Wherever you see them there’s no need to worry
They’re competent PLUMBERS, ELECTRICIANS
Or SHEET METAL MEN from “WE HURRY.”
Merry Christmas from all of us to all of YOU ! !
CLIFF AND GEORGE
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