Port orford News, Thursday, December 21, 1972-5
Pirates Beat Gold Beach, Powers, Myrtle Point
h»*n Saturday
S a h irr lu v night’s
ntcrh»>> final i
When
whistle blew at Myrtle point,
the Pacific Pirates had record,
ed three wins for last week
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We wish you a
Merry Christmas
BRUCE COLVEN
RANDY MCCUNE
to put them 4.1 for the still
young basketball season. The
win also gave them one more
than they tallied the entire seas,
on last year.
their G 0-4 G victory over the
Panthers.
Employing a full-court press,
the pirates grabbed leads of
16-6 and 27-14 in the first
half, and 41-26 in the third
panel. The Panthers out-scored
them 20-19 In the fourth per.
Pacific 60,
Gold Beach 46
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Junior Bruce Colven and
sophomore
Kandy
McCune
paced the Pirates In their tilt
with Gold Beach Wednesday,
Dec. 13, with 18 and 12, re-
spectlvely. The Pirates claim,
ed the first three quarters In
Colven and Price each tal
lied 10 rebounds for the Pl.
rates, with Tucker logging 5.
Pacific 44,
Powers 41
It was a give and take ball
(Örcetinns
tip
Qtristmos!
Pacific connected on 14 of 32
attempts for a solid .438 per-
centage while Pyrtle Point
was somewhat less with 14-
of-39 for .359. Pacific got the
advantage at the free throw
line with five good attempts
fin 13 tries) to three (of five)
for the Bobcats.
Mccune tossed in 17 points
for Pacific to lead all scorers
for the game.
the joys of the season
the Child born in Bethlehem
<r«ORO€z »CUVA
M e PON A L P
IN S U R A N C E
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PACIFIC 59,
POWERS 38
day night, putting them 4-2 for
the season.
Mike Price took scoring hon
ors with 13, followed by Col
ven with 11. Jack Tucker tal
lied 4, as did Wayne McCune.
Craig Lannom scored 5.
The panther’s big burst was
in the first quarter when they
racked up 14 to 7 for Pacif
ic, The Pirates took the sec
ond period 7-6, tied the third
at 14-all, and took the fourth
9 to 7.
JV’S GO DOWN
The Pirate JV’s lost to the
Panther JV’s 54-32.
Marty cox was high point
with 12, followed by Greene’s
8. Loshbaugh tallied 6 and Al
lison 4.
Pacific plays Myrtle Point
here tonight at 6 :15 for JV’s.
L a n g lo is L in e s
M rs. Tom Shepard
TAKES HOLLY WREATHS
TO SACRAMENTO
Jim Brooks made a trip to
Sacramento both last week and
this week with a load of holly
wreaths
GREAT GRANDSON
FOR HARBISONS
Mr and Mrs Bob Harbison
received word this week that
they have a new great grand
son Eight pound Joshua Sam
uel was born on Dec. 12 to Mr
and Mrs Robert Mattson of
Tacoma This is the first boy
in the Harbison family, grand
child or great grandchild
FAMILY NIGHT AT
COMMUNITY CHURCH
NEW YEARS EVE
The Langlois Community
Church is planning a family
night on New Years Eve at the
church. A potluck supper will
begin at 6 p.m. followed by a
movie and games and a good
time for all.
Rhone 341
ings, Dick Erwin and C. H.
Brooks.
After refreshments and San
ta Claus, a household shower
was held for Mr and Mrs
David Duncan who lost every
thing in a fire last week In
their home up Elk River. They
received many helpful gifts.
SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT
Students at the Langlois Sch
ools will be excused at 1:30on
Dec, 22 for Christmas vaca
tion School will resume again
on January 2.
On Friday, Dec 2 2 at 10a.m.
Santa Claus will be at the Lang
lois school gymnasium for pre
schoolers and primary stu
dents.
VISITORS AT BROOKS HOME
Visitors last Saturday at the
Clarence Brooks home were
their son Mr. and Mrs Don
Brooks of Eugene, and their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Will-
BURTS HAVE VISITORS
Houseguests last weekend at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Ed
Burt were her niece Mrs
Cont. p age-6
SEASON'S BEST
Like the la m p lig h t's
b rig h t rays — we hope
th is h o lid a y s h in e s .
W hether you spend it
cookie baking, dropping
in to see friends or tree
decorating . . . may ev
ery sweet moment o f
Christmas linger long in
your memory.
F r o m R u d o lp h ,
h is fr ie n d s ,
and u s-
H a p p y H o lid a y s !
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WE WILL BE CLOSED
U TO B .
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
DEC. 22-23-24
OPEN
DECEMBER 29
WITH
Leaf Curl
Spray Time
HI
Rick Greene
Dan Loshbaugh
Don Mayea
Stan Allison
Dave Johnson
game with the Powers cru i
se rs Friday, Dec. 15, but the
Pirates took the game by three
Rick Greene
points, 44-41.
Dan Loshbaugh
Firing a dismal 13 of 44
Don Mayea
(.295) from the field while the
Ed Peterson
visitors weren’t doing much
Stan Allison
better at 18 of 55 (.327), Pa-
Jeff Loan
cific decided the final out-
Dave Johnson
Come by sinking 13 more bo-
Ray Anderson
nus shots (18-5) than the Crui
Bill Carr
sers.
P acific. 44-41
Included in that total were
P acific (44) — Col van 8, Price
PACIFIC 38
four tosses in the last min 14, Tucker 7, MvCune 7, Cope 4,
Myrtle Point 49
ute of play, two apiece by Lannum 4, Foster.
Mike price and Ralph Cops,
Rick Greene
Powers (41) — Hendon 8 Bar-
the latter pair coming in a tells 9. Clauson 6, C lark, E la m
Dan Loshbaugh
on^-and-one situation with 12 4, Wesley 9, E llis 2, Looney 3, Don Mayea
seconds
remaining
which W arrick, H ytrek.
Ed Peterson
P acific
12 14 2 16—44
which cinched the game for
Stan Allison
Powers
16 t 7 16—41
Pacific.
Jeff Loan
FG -
P acific 13-44, ( 295),
Following a close first pan
Marty Cox
el, 12-10 (with pacific on top) Powers 18-55, ( .327).
Bill Carr
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acific
18-38,
(.473),
the Pirates ended the first
Dave Johnson
half with a 26-19 advantage. Powers 5-12 (.416).
Reb — P acific 39, (Colven
Both teams were cold in the 16), Powers 32 (Wesley 13).
third period, with Powers out-
JV — P acific 59. Powers 38
scoring Pacific 7-2 to close
Gold Beach 41,
the gap 28-26 going into the
last stanza.
Pirates 37
P acific. 33-31
With slightly more than three
P acific (33) — Colven 5, Price,
minutes remaining, the crul- Tucker 9. McCune 17, Lannom
The Pirates went down to
se r s had forged ahead 37-35, 2, Greene.
defeat 41-37 in their return
but succumbed by way of the
M yrtle Point (31) — Leep 4, contest at Gold Beach Tues-
three consecutive miscues.
Price, who tallied team hon
ors with 14, dumped in a
fielder and his bonuses to go
with Cope’s free shots to
gi^rantee the 44-11 win.
It was three In a row for
the Bucs when they sank the
Myrtle Point Bobcats 33-31 at
Myrtle Point Saturday, Dec. 16.
But the win required some
last-buzzer heroics by sopho
more guard Randy McCune to
pull off the win . . . it was at
the buzzer that McCune’s aim
paid off from a flip from the
top of the key to break a 31-
all tie.
And that tie was gained just
six seconds earlier when My
rtle Point, which lost only the
fourth quarter (11-5), control
led the tip off a jump ball
and got the tying points on
a corner shot by Jim Walk-
er.
It was a tight game all the
way with both squads working
feverishly for the good shot.
TO À LU
Stidham. Xing 4, Richards 11,
W alker 12, Johnson.
P acific
6 11 5 11—33
M y rtle Point
8 II 7 S—31
FG — P a b iiic 14-of-32 (.438);
M y rtle Point 14-of-39 ( 359).
F T — P acific 5-of-13 (.385);
M yrtle Point 3-of-5 ( 800).
Reb — P acific 23 (Colven 11);
M yrtle Point 25 (W alker 91.
JV — M yrtle Point 49; Pacific
38
JV CONTESTS
PACIFIC 42,
'GOLD BEACH 44
P acific, 6046
Gold Beach (46) — Rose 11,
Neil 10. Tuttle 8, L a rkin 3, Zu-
ber 2, Thorp 2, Hockema 8, B ur
rows, Larsson.
Pacific (69) — Colven 18. M c
Cune 12, F ice 9, Cope 6. Lan-
nom 6. Tucker 4, Foster 3,
Mayea 2, Storm, Green, John
son, Allison.
Gold Beach
6 8 12 20-46
Pacific
16 11 14 19-60
EG — Gold Beach 19-of-54
( 352); Pacific 26-of-76 (.342).
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G o l d Beach 8 -o f-ll
( 727); Pacific 8-of-19 (.421).
Rcb. — Gold Beach 36 (T uttle
10); P acific 28 (Colven, Price
10).
JV — Gold Beach 44, Pacific
42.
Pacific 33,
M yrtle Point 31
Vto wish you a lull share at
S tiô Ç
REPAIR.
MIKE PRICE
tod.
JFloel
Make mom in every heart for
lam Tucker of Myrtle Point
The Don Brookses also visited
her parents Mr and Mrs Jim
Novotny.
’CA
JOHN WAYNE
AND THE COWBOYS
It's that time of year a-
gain if you have a peach tree
In your yard. The spray to
control peach leaf curl is aae
in mid-December and again in
mld-January, advises the Cur
ry county Fxtenslon office.
The easiest spray to use is
lime-sulfur, It stinks, but it
is fairly effective against this
serious peach disease, the of.
flee said.
COLONIAL THEATRE
GREETINGS
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(Jiristm as come« again a n d o u r observance in m an y
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you and be your friend all
#0W ot a Chustmes
forefathers. Ever constant is the C hristm as m essage:
The Christ C hild born in B ethlehem .
what fun it is to serve
for their wonderful support during
the past year. Once again,
Merry Christmas!
through the years'
Merry Christmas!
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