The Coquille Valley sentinel., December 14, 1934, Page 6, Image 6

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Pictures at the Liberty
The Coming Week
and hilarious fluke imaginab'c.
Joe starts out as a village cut-up.
who goes to the big city to show hi»
girl, who has jilted him, and the rest
of the neighbors, what a great guy he
is. After getting into a terrific battle,
landing in jail and being bailed out,
he makes a mad rush for the races
which have already started The race
is the big climax to one of the most
uproarious comedies in which the
wide mouthed comedian has yet ap­
peared. An exceptionally talented
cast of players have the important
roles in supoprt of Joe.
Maxine
Doyle has the leading feminine role.
She is a comparative newcomer to
the screen, but an actress of excep­
tional beauty and talent.
n the firat quarter. Arago dropped <
n the first basket and Coquille the 1
second, this order being followed un- •
il the quarterly^ rest, 6 to 8.
Don 1
imith. Red Devil forward, scored his .
dxth point as the second period j
<U»rted to put him and his short
hatched mates in thé fore at 8 to 6. J
leas Barton followed with another I
wo pointer to length the lead.
Arago interspersed with her eighth ' 1
»Int and Barklow’s third basket of ;
he quarter, and then Smith and :
jarton repeated their initial per- .
’ormance with successive baskets.^
The half ended thus, 14 to 8, with a 11
block of reserves taking over the Red
Devil job in the closing minutes of <
:he period.
Î
The reserves stayed in the fray i
as the game recommenced, consist-
Ing
of
Thrift,
Moore,
Yar- «
brough, Bailey and Detlefsen, scoring
six points to Arago’s three during the I
third period, bringing the count to |
20 to 11 before they went out just be- a
’ore the last stretch began. A basket «|
by Yarbrough was followed by a con- J
verted free try by an Arago man, ]
putting the count at 1* to 9
Yar- 1
brough connected again, and then j
Eddie Moore added his touch with a I
final goal. Sinko scored for Arago a
Just before the Coquille regulars I
returned to the game and the rest J
period came.
f
During the fourth quarter both 1
quints dropped in points in turn |
Many wild scrambles took place un- 4
der both baskets with the taller Co- |
quille five generally coming up with I
the casaba. The Red Devils were of- a
fered the larger share of the scoring a
opportunities, but apparently their a
basket eye was a bit clouded.
_
Lineups:
Coquille
F.O. F.T. P.F. T.P. h<
Sihith. f
4
0
0
„8 ft
Robinson, f
3
0
0
• <x
Barton, s
2
0
0-4 1»
Ray, g
0
1
1
1 th
Donaldson, g
1
0
2
2 hi
Bailey, g
0
0
3
0 w
Moore, f
1
0
0
2 di
Detlefsen, g
0
0
10
Thrift, f
0
0
0
0 »L
Yarbrough, c
2
0
0
4 to
Total
.14
1
7^1«
Total
13
1
7 ? 27 Pi
Arago
F.O. F.T. P.F. TJP. «>
Sinko, f
2
2
3
8 co
Collier, f
1
1
1
3 co
Barklow, c
4
0
0
1
Schroeder, g
0
0
0
0
Randleman, g
0
0
0
0 de
Webb, f
0
0
* 0 ' ~tr P«
Patrick, g
0
0
0
0 ™
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