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Oregon Prep Coaches Pow-Wow, Recommend Athletic Changes
The Oregon High School
Coaches association tat In on
their annual banquet meeting In
conjunction with the state hoop
tourney yesterday beneath the
Senator, hotel, and after listen--Ing
to lengthy reports adopted a
flock of recommendations , for
ehanres In the state's prep ath
letle . setup. The recommenda
tions win now be forwarded to '
the Oregon High Schools Activi
ties association board of control
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Well over 5t coaches recom
mended that's new district set
p la basketbaU be brought
about as soon as possible, return
in the state to the prewar .16
dlstrict system i, Instead - of the
present eight. It was pointed out
that no travel distances have
been saved by the t-team plaa.
Travel curtailments were listed
as original reasons for the! slash
ing of the hoop district field.
The coaches also recommended
that basketbaU officials' school
be established before the start of
each season, same to be con
ducted by the OHSAA. Statewide
uniformity in whistle-tooting Is
sought. Marble Cook, anattach-
ed. Is chairman of the basket
ball ; committee. - - j i f .
' Track Committee Chairman Al .
Bome of nillsboro heard; rec
ommendations from the? I body
thatl additional events be added
to the annual Hayward j Relays,
A, 9 and C divisions, and that
the pumas! state meet, held al
ternately between the Univer
sity f Oregon and Oregon State
college be moved back one week
en the calendar, starting In 1918.
, These recommendations wQl al
so be sent to the board of con
trol for adoption. v l ,
Cece Sherwood of LaGrande
and Marble Cook offered a leng
thy-report en the possibility of
redistrkting the entire state for
the annnal grid championship.
An elght-distrkt plan! was ten
tatively jokehed and referred to
the committee for4 further prob
ing before reaching the OIISAA
chiefs The coaches are not at all
pleased with the present method
of determining which, teams play
for the title. It was pointed out
1 that as many as 4e schools were
la one district, while only nine
were in -another. i
- Dan Jones of Oregon City pre
sided ever the meeting as presi
dent. Claude Cooke of Bend is
secretary. j - ; rt; J
Colonials in i. ; "
Final Battle I -t
With Pioneers
J (Continued from page 6)
while OC rang tne bell, and the
Pioneers took: over the 'lead at
9-8 with 3:20; gone. Buckets by
Captain Bob Watson and Darrel
Riggs just before the gun gave it
back to Medford, however, 11-9.
r Coach Al Simpson's crew again
took the initiative in the second
frame and galloped the lead to 18-9
before Oregon City, now making
numerous Medford fouls pay off,
finally crept up once more. I Dick
Fawcett hit with 5:30 gone to push
Medford 21-14 out front and mom
ents later Big Riggs made it 24-17
for the halt , :
But all the while Medford was
being tooted jdown for fouliiTg
especially Riggs. And Riggs was
outbattling OC's 6-foot 5-inch Len
RLnearson for! rebounds that first
half, netting the Tornado an ad
vantage. It was the lull before the
storm for Medford, for exactly 1:40
into the third frame 'Riggs: went
, out! with his allotment of infrac
tions. Immediately the so-far out
gunned Pioneers went to work.
Little Art Jones was the lad
who stepped forth mostly for OC,
and with a staccato of hits at
Medford's basket, almost person
ally pulled the Pioneers up even
and across the hump at the third
quarter. Jones hit four straight
field goals after Rinearson had
potted a pair, and then it was Bob
Misiey ana lunearson again on
, fast break and tip-in who gave
the Pioneers the 34-32 lead, Rine
arson was now gathering in most
of j the important rebounds and
starting the Pioneer scoring plays.
With. Medford again off key af
ter Howie VVfhillock pivoted one
in from the key to regain a- 37-35
lead, Keith jBakkum, Ri parson
and Misley scored to push OC in
front again, 39-37, with 3:15 left
Bakkum holed out a follow-up
for 41-38 with 1:20 left, and then
after Jones, Misley and Bakkum
fouled out in the roughs! battle.
Jerry Ross brought Medford up to
39-41 and then 40-41 with two
- free tosses. For another minute it
was up-and-down, up-and-down,
- but no scoring - as the seconds
ticked to thej finish line. Medford
had two desperation shots near the
. end, but missed both by inches.
Losing Riggs hurt plenty, and
Tornado in Action
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Bout oh Foul
Gathering rebounds, a favorite pastime In the state tourney at Wil
lamette this week, is just what Medford and Vernonia are attempt
ing in this shot. Larry Hayes (6) and Parrel! Riggs (facing Hayes)
seem to be doing okeh for Medford while Captain Bob Watson (4)
looks on. Vefnonlsna dlstlnsruishable are Fred Lanon (3), Duke
Byers (6) and Ralph Stnrdevant (outstretched hand at right)?
it was just what the doc .ordered
for OC. - ' '
In field goals scored, Medford
had 15 to OC's 14, but the Pioneers
countered with 13 free tosses made
good to Medford's 10. "Rhino"
Rinearson, a goose-egg his in the
scoring column against Hijlsboro
Thursday night, roared back with
14 last night to lead scoring. Jones
had 11, just as many as were
gathered by Dick Fawcett of the
now-deflated Tornado.
The victory gained Oregon City
her first finals date In history in
the tourney. The Pioneers were
here nine straight years, befon
this, but always faded out. This
time her highly rated Red and
Whites can get no worse than sec
ond place, something the school
has never had before.
It was a bitter piU for Simpson,
for he was shooting for a third
straight state championship after
grabbing one with Ashland last
year in basketball and another
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Rough Tactics Cost
Hudson Portland Go
PORTLAND j March 16
Johnny Suarez, 140-pound Oregon
welterweight king, won on a foul
in thej eighth round from Cecil
Hudson, 145, San Jose negro, in
the main boxing event at the Pub
lic auditorium' here tonight.
Hudson was disqualified for
hitting Suarez in a break, knock
ing him down. Until then; the two
were ; evenly matched, jalthough
the Calif ornian's rough tactics
won disapproval. ' Referee Ralph
Gruman warned Hudson several
times Igainst hitting low. ; ;
In 1 the semi - windup,- Dave
Johnston, 197, Portland kayoed
Sam Glover, 200, Milwaukee, Wis.,
in the jtirst round. Kelly I Jackson,
146, Portland, scored a 5th round
TKO over Norman Finch, 149,
Vancouver, and Leo? Sherlock,
159, Portland, won a TKO in the
Noble Grands
0ub Meeting
Held Tuesday
JEFFERSON The Past No
ble Grands club of Mt. Jeffer
son lodge met Tuesday. 1
The club donated two dollars to
ward the Red Cross." 1 .
Ada Wells and Lillian Smith
were winners in two contests. Lat
er members pieced blocks for the
dub quflt. " f
Refreshments . were! served at
the close of the afternoon by the
hostesses, at a table decorated with
the Red Cross design,! The center
piece was the world globe, sur
rounded by Red Cross emblems;
and tapers in red, white 'and blue
colors. Also a large j doll dress
ed as a Red Cross nurse occupied
a place on the tablej j
Club members present were
Neva Kester, Grace- Thurston,
Nellie Fidler, Bertha j Curl, Net
tie Hawk, Millie Bilyeu Mrs. C.
M. Cochran. Ada Wellsi and the
hostesses. Mrs. WeavUl ; was
guest at the meeting; i Mrs. Nettie
Hawk and Mrs. Bertha fCurl win
be hostesses for the next meet
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v By Bob Kenscher
- (Official Tournament Storekeeper)
Top thrill of Thursday's play
at 7 the hoop classic was seeing
husky Clyde DeWitt, Seedsport's
one-man-gang, step nonchalantly
np to the free throw lane with
Just seven seconds to play and
toss la his 34th point In the game
with Arlington and by-eo-domg
breaking the all-time individual
scoring recprd for a single tour
nament game. DeWitt hit IS
goals from the field and It free
throws for his 34 markers, bet
terlng by! one point the record
of 33 points set by Cart Lackey
of Springfield last year.
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DeWltt's record wasn't made
without a determined effort ' to
keep him from scoring, either. So
anxious were the Honkers to
step the Keedsport ace, they fool
ed him repeatedly. DeWitt had
II free shots aU told, making II,
including the last 'four in a row
when the pressure was decidedly
"on".
DeWltt's feat In one game
made the efforts of the A" play
ers - look rather puny for two
days effort. Only Jerry Krafve,
Washington center who haS'tl
poln, Is! anywhere near him in
the point race. Others ranking
high are: Olson, Newberg 23;
Amjscher HUlsboro, z2; Ballan
tyne. Baker, 22; ' Jones, Oregon
City, tti Twenge, Newberg. 21;
Rollins, jTerenla, 21; and, Max
well, Washington. 21. .
:. How do the finalists match np?
Oregon City, has shot 14S times
and; made 21 for a J114 average,
has made 22 of 22 free tosses and
has 11 fools. Washington has
shot 104 times and hit 21 f or a
lofty 451 average, has made 24
of 12 charity chances and has
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Washington has been the high
est I scoring team, having II
points hi two games. Oregon City
and Medford .have 84 apiece.
Washington has the most field
goals 3L: has tried the most free
throws IS, and has converted the
most xi. Medford has the most
fouls 4.
Spring Valley; Program
Is Given by Children:
-SPRING VALLEThe March
meeting of luring- Valley com
munity club had ai miscellaneous
program presented. The school
children sang a group of songs, j
accompanied lay Joy Zdler, read
ings were bylJimrnjr. Harold and,
Elenore Waldron, and Ruth Ann
Susmilch andfJoy Zeller gave pi
ano and accordion selections. The
supper committee included 1 Mr.
and ' Mrs. F. Waldron, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Weinberg: and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence" Daley. " H
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DENVER, March 16- (P)'- The
champion Phillips 68 team and the
Denver entry, co-finalists In six of
the last eight tournaments, I again
appeared the teams to beat as
quintets started to arrive in Den
ver for the 1945 National; AAU
basketball championship 'opening
Sunday. ; The final game will be
playll March 24. . ;; ':": r
Also regarded as serious con
tenders for the 1045 title are Cess
na Aircraft Bobcats of ; Wichita,
Kansl, 20th Century Fox of Holly
wood the San Diego, Calif.,! Dons,
and the two Pacific Northwest en
tries Fees Music Makers of Port
land! and tne Fort Lewis, -Army
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At Jefferson
JEFFERSON Mrs. C. J. Thur
ston entertained members of the
efferson Womans club Wednesday
in the I library rooms.! SBouquets !
of early spring flowers were plac
ed about the room. The club vot
ed to donate $5 to the Red Cross.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown was approv
ed as a member of the club, and 1
Mrs. Alfred Powell wis proposed
for membership. The club accept
ed an myitation to attend the
club meeting f at Aumsville. and
several members plan to attend.
Mrs. I Ruby Bergsvik and Miss
Smith of the county health asso
ciation! were guests- and showed
two films; one on malaria produc
ed by jWalt Disney showing how
"malaria causing" mosquitoes may
be controlled, f Of special interest,
because ;' in thil part ! of Marion
county j a few mosquitoes of this
type .have been found, i
The jpther film, "The ijfew Ore
gon Trail," by the Oregon State
highway association, I Showed
and playgrounds of the!
members were
present
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