Thursday, November 17, 1955
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BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS SOON
BOWLING
As the pigskin parade slowly
fades from the sports scene Bask
etball comes to the head of the
list Brookings-Harbor high school
will open its season against Eur
eka December 2. The game will
be played on the Bruin’s new gym
floor. At present there are 16
2a...es scheduled with two games
on a home and home series with
Arcata pending.
Coach Guthrie has a nucelus of
6 lettermen returning. Those are:
Stan Gribble, Ron Bullock, Jerry
Anderson, Gary’ Coats, Ralph
Engle, and Denny Graham. Both
Engle and Graham are doubtful
returness because of after school
employment.
The team, as usual, is playing
all its games as an independent
team not affiliated with any organ
ized league Unless the Arcata
game materializes, the Bruins will
play 5 games away from home
during the month of January.
The schedule as it now stands:
Dec. 2 Eureka
Dec. 3—Port Orford .....
he -«
Dec. 7 - Crescent City
thv“e
Dec. 9 Illinois Valley
ther->
Dec. 10 Illinois Valley
here
Dec. 14- Crescent City ... there
Dec. 27- Myrtle Point
. here
Jan 7 Port Orford
Jan. 14 Gold Beach
there
Jan. 21 Powers
Jan. 27 Langlois
Jan. 28 St. Bernards
Eeb. 3 Powers
Eeb. 4_ Langlois
here
Eeb. 10—Gold Beach............there
By Tiny Drake
The league standings in the
Commercial league, took quite a
shake-up Mondav nlg'it. w'th h?
exception of the Brookings Mach
ine Shop team which took a clean
sweep over it's rivals, the B & H
Logging Supply team.
For the Machine Shop, Tony
j Chrirtensen rolled a 184-184-179—
for a 5471 series. He was pushed by
Vhi.vy Matson with a 225 game
1 a 539 series.
For the losing B & H team, Ray
Gadberry rolled a 184-193-181—
or a 558 series. His closest team
mate was Irv Jones with a 487
cries.
In the second set. Littrell Parts
von three games as Dunning Mot
as only won one game. For the
Parts Men, Jerry Hahn was high
man with a 128-183-187 for a 498
series, and was pivssed by Tiny
Drakes with a 491 series.
For the losing Motor Men, Jim
Preston's 183 game in a 468 series
was high man, followed by Ed
Otis with a 192 game in a 449
c is .
In the third set, Brookings Ply-
w >odw on three games while the
3: ockingsllarbor Pilots took one
;; me. For the winning Plywood
A >n, Neil Martin rolled a 205-189-
183- for a 577 aeries, and he was
followed by Vern McNees with a
192 game in a 491 series.
For the losing Pilots, Joe Mur 155 games for a 577 series which
phy rolled a 167-167-181—for a was second high for the evening,
515 s e ris and was followed by and was followed by Bob Deffen-
Ait Gutrie's 167-485 aeries.
baugh with a 20-1 game in his
In the fourth set, Kerr Hard 504 series.
ware won three games, while the
In th? third set, Palmer’s Vat-
Ward’s Gas and Appliance won iety ai d Brookings Market also
only one. For the Hardware Mvn, split t\ > games to two. For the
Bill High »ms 212-167-200 lor a Palme team. Bill Higham rolled
579 series was high man for the 174-154-168 games in 496 series
evening. I e was followed by Bob and was followed by Jerry Fox
B it trick’s 178 series.
with a 470 series.
For the losing Gas Men, Gordon
In the fourth set, Azalea Lanes
Ol.• rolled a 176-209-167 for a won three games over Hendricks
552 series.
Furniture which won only one
Tuesday night’s bowling in game. For the Azalea I-anes, Tiny
¡he three man League ended in Drake rolled a 175-158-189 games
tightening of the League Stand in his 522 series,, and was followed
ings, with the exception of the by Les Twohy’s 483 series.
Hi-Way Market team which ex
For the Hendricks Furniture
tended their league lead to 3*4 team, Archie Hendricks was high
games over their nearest rivals.
man with 170-169-162 games in his
For the league leading Hi-Way 501 series, and was followed by
men, which won three games, Ray Gadberry’s 489 series.
Don Vaughn was high with 190-
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE —
143-lifi games in his 528 series.
TEAM
Won Lost
He was (ollowvxl by Art Guthrie’s Brookings Machine Shop 28 12
Brookings Plywood
23 17
468 series
M 4
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For the ¡using Phillip’s Dad and Ward’s Gas & App.
.22 18
Lad team which won one game, Kerr Hardware
22 18
LeFtoy Pollards 160-159-180 games B & H Logging Supply
20 20
in a 499 series was high, and was Dunning Motors ...............18 22
followed by A1 Phillips with a 419 Littrell Parts
14 26
series.
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
13 27
In the second net, Brookings
Red-E-Mix and Ward’s Gas and
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Appliance split two games to two.
League Standings —
For the Red-E-Mix men, Howard
TEAM
Won Lost
Wallace rolled 202-193-189 games Hi-Way Market
2314 12*4
;n his 584 series for high man for Hendricks Furniture 20 16
his team and also was high man Re.l-E-Mix
20 16
for the evening. He was followed Wards Gas & App....... 1814 17 *4
by Charles Grayshel with a 462 Brookings Market......... 17 19
series.
Phillips Dad & Lad
16
20
For the Gas and Appliance men Palmer Variety
16
20
C. E. Deffi'nbaugh rolled 179-243- Azalea Lanes ..............13 23
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