Friday, Nov. 8, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 8 GASTINEAU WILL OPEN HOOP PLAY AT AHS DEC. 13TH p SIMPSON’S MITES END SEASON IN 20 TO 0 VICTORY LADIES’NIGHT TO U*UICa Ululi I IV HEAD ARMISTICE Al Simpson's junior high foot­ ball team closed its season in a WRESTLE TREAT blaze of glory Wednesday night on Ashland Juniors Roll Over Klamath to Win Behind 6 to 0 in the first quar­ ter, Owen Griffith tossed a beau­ tiful |au«a to Calvin Roas on a “dead-man" play and Roas gallop­ ed tiO yards for a touchdown to give Ashland junior high a 7-0 win over the Klamath Frosh on the local field Friday night it was the first Ashland win in two years of play. Just prior to the touchdown pass, a 30-ya rd toss to Kannasto on a "dead-man" play set up the Ashland score. The júniora had several other chances to score but isq^ged down when near the goal Hue. LITHIA the local high school field when QNE of the toughest basketball it stopped tile Central Point high INSTEAD of the four matches schedules to face the Ashland reserves 20 to 0 in a game that 1 originally promised because of Friday, Saturday Friday and Saturday! high school Grizzlies in many saw the juniors turn in the best the forced cancellation of a bout years will get under way on the performance of the season. on the last card. Promoter Mack Ashland court Dec. 13 and 14 when The "mighty mites" executed Lillard has gone the wrestling fans tile Bend Lava Beats will be en­ their playa like veterans ami one better and next Monday night, tertained here in a double header. Wordsworth scored the first touch­ Nov. 11, will be ladle« night along Practice sessions under Gerry down on a take plunge through with three all-star bouts. Each I»» Gastineau, entering his first year the center of the line that saw lady accom(»anied by an adult ¡«old as head of the Ashland hoop him travel 15 yards. He also scor­ admission will be admitted free of squad, will get under way about ed the extra point through the charge. with Dec. 1 and the schedule slated to line. Lillard has signed Cowboy Dude continue until Feb. 28 with Med­ Ross, taking a lateral from Chick, former world chumpion, to ford here. Kerr, galloped 25 yards for the meet Ernie i'iluso, the popular Chester Morris One more game is yet to be second score when he c loosed the Klamath Falls sonnenburg flush, scheduled with Klamath Falls but goal line standing up. Griffith in the top main event of one hour Anita Louise B. C. Forsythe, principal, was un­ scored the extra point through the straight wrestling time. able to say when the tilt will be line. Bulldog Jacksun, who uses the nlao booked. Arant, on a fake center plunge, painful hammerlock stomp along Plans are being made for the lateralled to Ross who ran 20 with his wide assortment of un­ Quarterbuck Ken Caton scored Grizzlies to travel north during yards for the final score. Griffith ethical tricks, will be up against a twice against Yreka Miners at the Christmas holidays. missed the try for point. tough customer when he faces Yreka Nov. 1 to give Ashiund high The two games with Bend do The Pointer reserves threatened Jesse James in the middle bout a hard-earned 12 to 6 victory, not count in any standings and Ashland's goal only twice as the James is a smooth grapplcr but The Grizzlies took the bull on the games with Klamath Falls af- juniors completely outplayed their when an opponent wants rough the opening kickoff and worked it feet only the Southern Oregon opponents. play, James is just the man to give down to the Miner il-yard line but with conference race. All other games it to him. lost possession. Both teams threat­ appearing on the schedule below George (Wildcat) Wilmin, ex- ened to score in the first half but Ilenfru of the count in the district race, the All-American from the University it was not until early in the third winner to go to the state tour- of Washington, will meet Billy period tliut Caton took Charley Mounted nament in March. Rayburn, the rgia Peach, in Jandreau s pass in the flat to score Roseburg will be playing with the opener, going to the mat at for the Ashlanders. AIJ44» NEWS! Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass 8:30 p. m. Rayburn showed a lot Shortly after the fourth quurter in the district league this year, of class kgainst Ptluso on the last started Ashland tk |K>Msesafon The schedule follows: Two lettermen, four reserves card and stopped him cold when of the ball and marched deep Into Dec. 13— Bend here. Tbia Y reka territory and Caton went Sunday, Monday and 16 new recruits answered Piluso used sonnenburg» Dec. 14— Bend here. Jean Eberhart s call to basketball maneuver Is Wilsons long suit five yards through tackle to cross Dec. 20— Open. and Tuesday practice at Southern Oregon Col­ and for that reason he might find the goal line standing up. Jan. 3—Open. lege of Education last Monday. himself In a lot of trouble before Behind 12 to 0. the Miners were Jan. 10—Grants Pass here. the bout is over. George Bassman and Jake Fisher not to be outdone and pulled a Jan. 14—Roseburg there. are the lettermen back and the' long pass which started a drive Jan. 17—Roseburg here. reserves from last year are War­ Picker Chipman Piles that scored their only touchdown Jan. 21— Grants Pass there. ren Foster, Joe Spayde, Gene The try for point failed after all Jan. 24—Medford there. Crites and Russell Werner. The Up Successes; Lets 10 three touchdowns. Jan. 28 Medford here. new men trying out for the eol- Donnie Warren, starting quar­ Jan. 31—Roseburg here. lege hoop team are Merle Adams, More Teams Be Tops terback, suffered a broken wrist Feb. 7—: Klamath Falls there. when making a tackle. Harold Brown. Bill Richardson, with Feb. 14 Grants Pass here. Although this column didn't Don O'Harra. Darrell Copeland. Chet Fowler, alternating at left Feb. 15—Roseburg there. Bob Hoefs, Ted Smith, Roland break into print last week, rec- tackle and right end. turned in a Feb. 18—Medford there. ('on st a nee Moore Scheidereiter, Paul Lowery, Frank ords show the writer did alright whale of a game for Aahhuid as Feb. 25—Frants Pass there. Mohns, Bob Haufle, Russell Web­ by himself by picking correctly he was in on many playa that Feb. 28—Medford here. ber, Lawrence Tribett, Norman nine out of a _ possible 10 to bring would have otherwise allowed Y re­ Ritz Brothers Mayfield, LaVeme Johnston and the average to .700 for the season. ka long gains. A total of 70 games have been se­ The spirit of victory was damp­ DeAutremont. .Andrews Sisters Beta Boys Win 1940 Charles Len Yandle, who played here un­ lected with 21 wrung, l«ml weeks ened somewhat when the Ashland only bad one was Yreka over Ash ­ players returned to their dressing Howard Hobson, will bring his Intramural Honors der St. Martin’s college team from Ta­ land. There were too many reserv­ rooms after the game to find that Wednesday and Leighton Blokes lineup for their clothes had been rifled and Trouncing the House of Cran­ coma, Wash., to Ashland for the es in money. about $4 taken. dall 26 to 18, the Beta Boys won first game on the SOCE schedule. our The Thursday ----------- •------------ following paragraphs carry Other games definitely on the the 1940 intramural basketball 10 sure-fire winners: • Mr and Mrs. Charles Bums of SOCE schedule are Humboldt i championship at the Southern Oie- Medford will know they have Klamath Falls visited here Sunday gon College of Education last Fri­ State, Oregon College of Educa­ been in a football game before the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M T. tion, Eastern Oregon College of day afternoon. SMILEY BLRNETTE Education. Mt. Angell, and Albany afternoon is over Nov. 11 at Med­ Burns. Crandalls took a 4 to 2 Jead at JUNE STOUT but Ashland high won't quite the end of the first quarter but College of Portland. Letters also ford ■AIT Lit her bitter foe. were trailing 10 to 7 at halftime. are out to Portland university and conquer Bend travels to Klamath Falls The Betas continued to slowly pile Willamette. Eberhart also is planning a trip on Armistice day and should up a ai nous or too rough for cultivation. 4 and water caused damage estim­ • INSURANCE ADEQUATEf The sale will not be kept open, > ated at about $1500 to stock and The World ’ s News Seen Through » bi it will be declared closed when See building, necessitating extensive ose present at the hour named remodeling work which is being ive ceased bidding The person . ht he hristian cience onitor pushed rapidly as possible. STEVEN IL a king the highest bid will be re­ 4 An International Daily Newt pa per ------------•------------ tired to immediately pay the PtbluM by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY ■ • Mrs Mary Higgins underwent ar nount thereof. 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