Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, February 14, 1957
Brookings, Oregon
BROOKINGS-HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL
1956.7 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Feb 15
Feb. 16
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A t Illinois V alley
................................................. Illinois Valley, h ere
Sub-District T ournam ent
Tnurs. Feb 21
Sub-District T ouram snt
Sub-D is.riet T ournam ent
Feb. 22
Feb. 22
Sub-District T o u rn am en t
Feb. ?3
Beaverette League JV Spuad
raem Standing as of February 7
Wins, Loses
1957.
W
Team
Eagle Point Whips Brookings Twice
Marv Bullock Breaks Collarbone
Bad luck, which has dodged the
Brookings Bruins all season came
in bunches S aturday night, as the
Bruins lost a pair of Rogue River
league outing to a highly ranked
Eagle Point quad.
They lost the first gam e by only
four points, 50-46, but the second
game S aturday was the heart-
breaker, as they lost 45 41 after
leading alm ost all the way.
The Brooks pulled aw ay to an
almost unbelievable 12 point lead
in the first quarter but then ace
center Marv Bullock, who ha
been one of the leading scorers
broke his collarbone, and w as
taken out of the game.
D ishearted by this tu rn o f
events the Brooks saw their ad
vantage disappear until one se
cond before half tim e Jack G reb
missed a free toss, and W ayne
C C hristian tipped in to to t i e the
score at 22 all.
With Bill W orkinger flipping in
th ree field goals the B r o o k s
moved out in front again 40 39
w ith four m inutes to go. Eagle
Point began fouling in an effort
to get the ball, but Brookings
could only m ake one out of five
free throw s, and they saw their
lead over the strong Eagles go
down the drain.
Je rry A nderson pum ped in four
field goals in the first q u a rte r to
help the Brooks pull aw ay early,
h e ended w ith 14 points for the
evening. Stan G ribble had nine
points, Hon Bullock eight, and
W orkinger six.
On Friday night, in the game
th at counted, it was a rough se
cond q u arter that threw t h e
Brooks off. They hung w ith the
Eagles througout the first period,
each hitting 13 points, but the
Bruins could only add four points
in the second q u arter, w hile the
Eagles hit for 16 to carry an im
possible 13 jxnnt advantage.
However, some potent field
goal work by W orkinger w ith four
goals brought the Bruins to a 34
40 disadvantage going into the
final period. At th< games end,
w ith Je rry Anderson hitting well
the Bruins only trailed by four
points.
W orkinger led the scoring with
16 points, while Anderson had 12,
and Stan G ribble eight, Marv
Bullock six, and Ron Bullock
four.
C urrently the Brooks hold a
three way tie for second place,
w ith Illinois Valley and Phoenix.
B & H Logging Co.
Coos C urry Electric
Brookings M arket
Hanscam s Center
Mode O ’Day
B & G Produce
K err H ardw are
W ards Gas & Appliance
Individual High Game
Yoli Vaughn
Individual High Series
Yoli Vaughn ....
Team High Game
Coos C urry
Team High Series
B & II Logging
8
8
230
541
804
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KEEP OREGON GREEN
The Brookings JV squad had a
busy week, w hipping the O phir
v arsity by a 61-49 score Wednes-
day, then losing to> Eagle Point
F riday 57-41, and again Saturday
59-48.
O phir stuck it out through the
first q u arte r w hen they w ere
deadlocked 11 apiece, and even
moved ahead at halftim e. The
Ju n io r Brooks started slam m ing
aw ay at the bucket in the th ird
period and w racked up 18 points
to tak e a lead th at O phir couldn't
touch.
Well balanced scoring h i g h-
lighted the game, w ith Dale R ut
ledge getting 15. Fred A nderson
Bruins Play For Second Place;
Last Home Game is Saturday
The Brookings Bruins w ill play i will b reak th at tie against IV F ri
th e ir last home gam e of the sea d ay , and Pheonix is up against
son this S aturday night, as Illin undefeated Eagle Point so second
ois Valley will appear for the place in the league is up f o r
grabs on Friday.
Since new spapers and maga second tim e of th e season.
T he to u rn am en t will be played
On F riday night th e Bruins will
zines receive the bulk of th eir trav el to IV for an im portant on th e following week end in
revenue from advertising, these Rogue River league encounter. Medford, and th e 2nd place w inn
publications can be sold at m uch The S aturday night engagem ent er goes in the low er bracket, and
low er prices than would o th er doesn’t count in league standings. th u s doesn’t have to play o n
C u rrently Brookings is holding T hursday of n ex t week. All the
wise prevail. This leads to a bet
| dow n second place, in a th ree way team s in the Rogue league will
ter inform ed public as th e result tie w ith IV and Phoenix. They be represented in the tourney.
of more w idespread reading.
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Philips Dad & Lad
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Dairy Creem
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Independent Auto
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High Games with Handicap:
. 236
Pat Curry
230
Susie Jaklew icz
207
Ersa Fischer
204
Ethel Barnes
turned to th eir home at the m outh
of the Wfnchuck last week after
spending several weeks in L aJolla
and other southern C alifornia
places.
Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Carson
returned to th eir home at A urora
recently after visiting for a few
days at the home of th eir son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Jim m y Carson.
Mrs. Will Tolman is spending
this w eek in California visiting
her sister Mrs. Bastian Begeer.
She plans to retu rn home the first
of next week.
It is good to see two popular
H arbor ladies back in circulation
again. Mrs. H. J. Weigel is able
to be out again alter a seige th a t
lasted since the first of November,
and Mrs. Harold Crum p is recov
ering nicely from injuries she re
ceived in an accident near Co
quille the latter part of Ja n u ary .
Mr. and Mrs. C harles H ahn and
family left last week from Rose
burg w here they plan to m ake
their future home. I.s «’Iso like
going home, as they lived in Rose
burg for some >.im? before m oving
here several years ago.
14, Je rry Fox 11, Jim G ribble 9.
and Jim Cam pbell eight.
Against Eagle Point the JV
team hit a fine first period, tak
ing a 11-6 lead over the Eagles,
but they only hit th ree points in
the second fram e and that ruined
them , as the Eagles nailed 17.
Rutledge was again high with
17, while G ary Midwood had 12,
Cam pbell four, and G ribble four.
Things were a little more even-
stephen S aturday, as the Brooks
trailed by one point 13-14 at the
first turn, and held a tie at the
half-time. The Ju n io r E a g l e s
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. R oark of
startin g h itting fast and heavy in
Ripon, California a r r i v e d in
the third q u arter, adding 16 points
how ever, and took th e lead for Brookings for a week end visit
w ith -the A rt Bollingers.
keeps.
For the third outing of the week
R utledge was high point man
w ith 21, on six buckets and nine
free throw s. Jim G ribble had
seven, Fred A nderson eight, Gary
Midwood six, and Jim Campbell
four.
VtONAflZ)
List New Books
At Chetco Library
New additions to the Chetco
Com m unity library appear lister
below :
A dult Fiction: Bell. Death in Re-
tirem ent; Cloete, Mamba; Gipson,
Old Yeller; Marsh, D eath of A
Fool; Mowat, Lost in the Barrens;
O 'Brien, Farew ell the Stranger;
Q uentin, The Man in the Net;
Rucker, Cargo of Brides; Well
man, Jericho's D aughters; Yerby.
C aptain Rebel; White, A Little
More K in; Holden, Hfll of the
Rooster; Moore, Speak to the
W inds; Norris, All the Kingdoms
of E arth; Carstens, H arvest on
the Shore; Howard, The Long
View; Lofts, Afternoon of An
A utocrat; Goudge, R o s e m a r y
Tree; Mercer, Rachel Cade; Duch
ess of W indsor, The H eart Has
It’s Reasons; C hute, Greenwillow.
A dult—Non Fiction: K l e i n ,
G rand Deceptions; Noble & A-
verbach, Never Plead * Guilty;
Last of the G reat O utlaws; R an
dall, Lincoln's Sons; Rau, Remem
ber the House; Laune, Sand in
My Eyes; Mehdevi, From Pillar
to Post.
G ardening: W hiting. T reasury
of A m erican Gardening.
Ju v en ile Fiction: Brown. W here
Have You Been; Wood, Cougar
Pass; Demoss, Blue Bucket Nug
gets; Gischer, M uslin Town; Pe
try, The D rugstore Cat; McKe
own, L inda’s Indian Home; Mc-
K enny, Amble and His G i r l
F riend; Milne, W hen We W ere
Very Young; Milne, Now We Are
Six; Milne, House at Pooh Cor
ners; Milne, Winnie-The-Pooh.
Harbor News
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G ustafson
and Mr. and Mrs. Thor Ask re
tu rn ed M onday from a weeks
trip th a t took them to Vashon Is
land. W ashington Mr. and Mrs
Ask. whose home has been at Vas
hon for several years, have been
in southern C alifornia looking for
a new place to locate, and they
left to go south again on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lively
retu rn ed home Sunday from Flor
enee. Colorado w here they had
been about tw o w eeks While
th ere Mr. Lively was taken ill
and had to be in bed for a week
He is feeling b etter now, b ut still
h asn 't his stren g th back yet. Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin W oodriff who had
also gone to Florence retu rn ed
home a w eek earlier.
Mrs. Nancy Sw ingley plans to
re tu rn to h er hom e in Bakersfield
the la tte r p art of th e w eek after
visiting her m other, Mrs. Erm a
Rice for about ten days.
Mr and Mrs. K enneth Fielder
and four m onths old daughter left
for San Francisco Sunday after
visiting at the hom e of Mr. Field
er’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Allen
F ielder for a few days.
M r and Mrs Roy H endry re-
Real Estate
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W ithin w alking distance o f
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Priced for the working man
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Another very reasonable buy
at only $3,500.00 is this sm all
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finishing but livable as is. We
th in k you w ill like this place
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an unfinished new u^use with
two B. R and also an okier
house w ith two B. R. These
lovely days of fine w eather
m akes me w ant to take a ride
to the country so come along
for a nice trip and we will
look it over Might even m ake
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the lunch and it’s up the riv er
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