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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1955)
BOW LERS SPORTS Bruins Los© to Powers Team 83 to 58, Langlois Defeats Local Team Friday A rangy, pow erful Pow ers b as ketb all team d ated the Brooic- Ings H arbor high school team by sh ear sm a rt b ask etb all play The score w as a h u m iliatin g 83 to 58, th e gam e being played here at th e local gym. T he day before the B ruins trav elled to Langlois to receive a n o th e r b ask etb all lesson losing to th« P a n th e rs 75 to 53. fxiw^Zots Last H alf D iiee W ins F rid a y nig h ts co n test at L ang lois put th e R ruins on another short end of the scoring stick when th e P a n th e rs last half drive beat the B ruins 75 to 53. T he B ruins tra ile d by only two points a t the» half but lost valu able ground in the th ird q u a rte r w'hen they scored only 12 points T he B rookings-H arbor ” B” B rookings-H arbor against L anglois’ 24. f team lost a 51 to 41 bask etb all H erw ig, K en Russell, B rookings s ta r fo r T he G u th rie l*>ys playing a F adling, f Pow ers team loaded w ith boys 8 w ard, bothered w ith a sprained tilt to Pow ers’ ju n io rs S a tu rd a y Bullock, f night The gam e, played on th** B lair, c foot 2 and 6 foot 4 w ere no m atch ankle most of the week saw lim it- rig h t from th e blow ing ot th e losers home court, saw the B ruins G u thrie, c first w h istle u n til the gun sound _sl action. His to ta l of only 1 g t off to a very slow s t a r t They Bullock, c j joints for the nights porform anev | ed again at the end of th e gam e rallied briefly in the last stan za W eaver, g T he C ru isers jum ped to a 50 to 25 was a decided d e tre m e n t to the W estern, g lead in th e first half and coasted team efforts, F ran k Fadling took sto rin g 21 ixnnts but this fell 10 H ale, g up some of th e scoring lag by con- J points short of even a tie game. E llison, g th e ir w ay thro u g h th - final s ta n zas easily Only in the third q u a r trib u tin g 16 points. T he C ruisers built up th e ir early ter, w ith some (if the Pow ers first T 0T A IJ5 lead which enabled th em to w ard strin g riding th e bench, did the T he Hoi S c o w s B ruins th re a te n any. 'I’he local FG FT P off any serious th re a ts. T hey led P ow ers B rookings-H arbor lads outscored th e ir v isitors in 0 4 at half tim e 24 to 14 and pushed Fry', f 2 Russell, f th a t period 21 to 10 and cam e o! ahead in th e th ird period by out- W ooden, f 0 W eaver, f w ithin 14 points o fth e leaders 0 scoring the B ruins 1 5to 6 S m ith, McMahon, f 0 Holmes, f F ra n k F adling, Ken Russell and 0 C ru iser forw ard w as high point W oodrine, f 0 Bullock, f J e rry A nderson each pumjied in 2 1 W alker, c G raham , c th re e b ask ets apiece to help stage 5 m an for the evening w ith a 16 Hess, c 3 H art, c the fu tile “ra lly ” . Pow ers was 4 to ta l. The Brookings scoring was N elson, g 6 Fadling, g h e'd to only two bask ets then 0 1 evenly divided. Ron Bullock had Hess, g Blair, g 1 7, w ith 3 Ingle, g Dick F adling, Cliff S m ith, g E cutting Lead* Scoring 3 2 G ribble, g G uthrie, and H arrison H ale each TO TA LS 2 3 2 F ra n k Fadling. Bruin guard led Andwrson. g n e ttin g 6. B rook-H ar. 8 the scoring for ttar* night w ith 22 Pow ers 10 17 19 21 points netted on 8 b ask ets and 6 TO TA LS free tosses. Pow ers can ter, Spitz- nass w as a close second w ith 21 FG F T P points gained on th e sam e num bei L anglois 10 0 of b askets and 5 free throw s Ken Robbins, f 2 Sabin, f R ussrll, leading scorer all aseasou 0 kept his averag e alivw w ith 17 Je n se n , f 2 l ‘tnllii»s, c It took the little B ruins to keep Langlois points. 5 W alker, c the B rookings-H arbor high school N eff, f 6 Stcddom , g basketball w eek-end play from S torm , f The Pox Score 1 Roise, g being a com plete failure. T he Boice, f F T FC Brookings-1 h irbor 1 B arklow , g “C ubs’’ defeated Langlois 5 Oto 34, C aughell, f 2 Brown, g 0 Russell, f m aking it possible for th e school P en b erth y , c o 0 W eaver, f to chalk up one win in the four W inchester, c 1 Holmes, f 29 17 20 w eek-end encounters. Bird, g TOTA I -S 1 Bullock, f T he Ju n io r V arsity quintet Fleetw ood, g 0 G raham , c 19 16 12 6 53 jum ped to a 21 to 12 lend in the Brown, g B rook-H ar 0 H art, c first half and held th e ir own in M acDonald, g 6 17 20 24 14 75 Langlois F a llin g , g th e final two sta n z a s to bring W halen, g 0 Blair, g home the bacon 0 Ingle, g H arrison H ale n e tte d 10 points TO TA LS 1 Gl ff »bl»*, g to be high sco rer for the victors 0 A ridersi ni, g Hale was followed very closely 12 by team m ates H enry H erw ig and B rook-H ar. 22 14 17 TOTA I.S 8 ClifT G uthrie w ith 8 points apiece L anglois 'Cubs" Rally Too Late, Lose to Powers ’ ' ‘ - * FG F T 2 0 2 2 2 0 <? 2 2 0 1 3 0 2 2 3 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 18 6 14 5 P 0 0 0 1 0 0 10 FG 2 1 4 0 2 1 1 2 7 FT 0 0 1 2 3 0 1 7 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 20 6 15 11 12 21 41 12- 51 Brookings "B " Team Defeats Langlois 5 0 to38 b FC Pow ers W arner, t G rose, f Brady, f Hess, f Spitzm an, c W alker, c Goodman, g Sm ith, g n-ye, g Nelson, g 2 6 The P ox Scores B rookings-H arbor H erw ig, f Fadling, f Bullock, f B lair, c G uthrie, c Bullock, c W eaver, g W estern, g Hale, g Ellison, g PHONE 0 5 0 NUMBER 3 0 T ( )TALS hi 0 0k-H ar Pow era PILOT ft 9 16 21 9 28 31 21 19 21 Id 12 24 58 83 F ra n k B urd ell, a last m inute rep lacem en t in th e S ta te Bowling to u rn am en t, rolled a 577 series to cop the class “D ” lead in th e M< i«> The red hot B rookings-H arbor C ham pionship D ivision chase*. ! grade school team defeated ( res- F ra n k show'ed th e w ay as fa r as I cent C ity 34 to 24 in a th rillin g basketball gam e T hursday. The B rookings bow lers w ere co ncern gam e w as played at C rescent City ed, His score of 577 w as a little u n d e r his p reg am e w arm u p oi C rescent took a first half lead 220-200-181 for a series 601, but it 12 to 8 but failed to hold a fte r th? should still he very h ard to beat half tim e interm ission. Brookings, as to u rn a m e n t play goes on. A cti paced by Bill S tien h au er, pulled vities at th e E m baco Bowl in C oos ahead of th e ir opponents. S tieny Bay co ntinues next F rid ay when scored 6 points in th a t th ird s ta n o th er te a m s from th ro u g h o u t the za drive. He e a rlie r had scored s ta te try fo r h erald ed places four, and pum ped in tw o m ore m am ongest th e S ta te s best keglers. the last q u a rte r to end up as high Don V aughn ended up in fourth scorer for the victors w ith a 12 C a lo rettf League place in th e B division singles point to tal. race. Don posted a 582. Homer Dan A llsup w as ru n n e r up i i TP W L H aggerty, 540; Bud M cCourt, scoring w ith a close 11 tallies. Ship A Shore 52>2 23*2 26,581 506; E d Faison, 489; Don N - 26,507 29 H iW ay M arket 46 Both team s scored indentical m eyer. 434, W hitey M atson 491 24,991 points from the floor. E ach n etted and Gordon Olsen,, 48-1 w ere the 44 34 ( ’hot co H & A. 25.622 11 baskets. T he difference w as in o th e r B rookings rep resen tativ es 37 M oore’s V ariety 39 ■ S m ith R iver T. 34 >*2 4 1 4 the five throw tosses. C rescent in the class B division. S m ith R iver V’. 3 2 ’.. i.V. 25,242 was good for only tw o gilt to s C om peting along w ith B u n t'll 26 1 11 ses, w hile the Brooks n etted 8. 16 W hite Rock C. in the class D division w ere: 25,103 51 B rook’gs F. & S. 25 Glenn R ogers, 460; R obert K err, 184 C rescent C ity Hi G am e M uriel But rick FG F T 111; C arl R etke, 474; Some ot Udep 3 R ichardson, f th e boys got to g e th e r and rolled 4 Tay lor, f . in th e d o u b t's com petition. Jess 211 L inderm an, f 1 H oagland and Don N em ey er had High T eam Single G am e 3 Reid, g a 974, w hile H om er H ag g erty and 171 K ilm er, g C hetco Home & A uto 1 Mac M alcolm hit 933. 0 1 0 High T eam T hu •• G am es Chism, c Class C re p re se n ta tiv e s includ 12 1336 C hetco Home & Alito 11 T o tals ed Bud M cC ourt and Don Jo h n High Indiv. T hree G am es son 866. Bob But rick and Ed Ricky H ag g e rtv 189 B rookings-H arbor FG F T P Edson 935, H ow ard W allace and Bill D arnell, 860, W hitey M atson Allsup. f 2 3 and Tony C h risten so n 983, Don Andersort, f 2 0 City L eugne V aughn and A rt G u th rie, 987. and C layton, f M 0 0 M erle H an scam and G ordie Olson W L Beem, f 0 0 980. Fox Bros. 51 22 4.9,763 S tien h au er, e I 6 0 W ilbanks M kt. 50 2 25'2 51.249 H oar, c 0 0 D unning M trs. 41 35 47,815 G ribble, g * 0 4 You m ay lie w’h a te v e r you re- 40' ■ 3 5 '. 17.882 H ansen, g B PO E I f solve to lx? O re Wm Ply 37' 2 38'-2 47,854 T o ta ls 11 8 Ja k e s B a rb ’shop 32 2 43'2 41.720 1 All g ro w th th a t is not tow ard B rookings Auto 29 47 46,433 C rescent 4 8 iXenn Supply 19 57 46,909 B rookings 11 13 31 God, is grow ing to decay. *725 EG F T 3 0 3 0 4 2 0 1 4 2 TO T A US 19 12 FG F T 2 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 2 0 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 16 6 9 10 4 13 CITY BOWLING T E E N -A G E BO W LIN G 19 19 50 1 3 -3 8 A new house is being built on P T an Bark road, betw een the R ich m onds and the Shannons. The construction is being done by the H o rto n Bros. Mr .S tanley Topps, fa th e r of Mrs. H enry O ste n n o ie r has r e tu rn e d to his home in O rillia. O ntario, a fte r a visit in Broog- ings. Mr. Topps left F riday by bus to P o rtlan d , w here he will ta k e a plane home. 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