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Southern Oregon Newa Review Ashland, Oregon Thursday, Raider Ramblings n ~ By January 5, 1950 1950 Chevrolet Offers A utom atic T ransm ission n u u Schuhard Df"*; - -V ’ \* WON S LOST 2 — that's playing for the Nasarcnes) the way Ted Schopf • Red would have taken scoring laur Raiders euded their pre-sea* els with his 15 markers Wade, on basketball journey into however, swished in 24 Southern California last week Apparently the tussle was a end. "tooth and nail" affair . . Ollie Four games — O"--— — in four nights Trendel . M asva Weaver o cutvi I fouled out and was the billof-fare for the Sch- before the game's end . .Neid- opfnien. Four games in four eigh, O’Neal, and Barger all had nights against four very worthy four infractions against their re- opponents. So worthy were they cord Bogdonoff and Bob Davis that, according to Coach Ted — of the Nazarenos went to the thr weakest foe turned out to showers with five personals. be one of the teams that eventu Perhaps the finest team of ally beat them It was Hartnell 'em all. so headman Schopf College of Salinas California tells us. was Cal Poly — the that gave the Raiders the least last squad to face the Raider*. trouble — yet, they managed to Only 3 points seperated the take a 65-57 win from the red- two opponent* at halftime, dad warriors. with the Polys holding a 35- In their first night's battle. 32 advantage. Early in the to «an? Southern Oregon showed final period of the ball game. plenty of class as they fast- Wade left the game for good. Aa 1« 15M9. V hetrolet’s neweat line of passenger cars and interior treatment i> «uibie Io the eye with liter, „.-«I breaked Santa Rosa College Up until that time, big Keith h n ^ i T <d " d,'h ,Uid i' s<’,,1’nK This is the Fleet- power and comfort high^potting chassU impr.n, meats into the maple floor with an line so desertbed tn-cause the curvature of the rear In addition, the romp.tn» offers an automatic shift n had done an accreditable job quarters follows body roof lines. Fresh beauty in exterior optional Poaerglide transmission. overwhelming 57-35 defeat. of scoring, while at the same Gordon Neideigh hit for 12 time the tall center had aid in that game, being followed ed his mate* in keeping the they’ve won six. blit on the oth very closely by Keith Wade Technics two 6’7" giant* from er hand have dropped eight. To with 11. Their effort* were hitting the hemp with any bring you up-to-date, here’s the overshadowed by Bill Ellis of great degree of accuracy. With way it’s been: Santa Rosa . . . Ellis found Wade out, the Pavilion roof SOC 52 Oregon Tech 61 the range for 15 points. The fell in on the Raiders . . . the SOC 45 Oregon Tech 39 next night December 28th. it final outcome being an enor SOC 51 Blue *n Gold Nuggets was Hartnell College, who (as mous 79-56 score which D ID 101 we s a i d before) although NOT favor the Schopf.coached SOC 63 Pasadena 64 At the first meeting held this showing lass-polish than the hoopsters from Southern Ore SOC 54 Pacific Lutheran 83 Record unemployment pay- year, the Ashland Kiwanis Club nients of $2,742,374 for Decem other three teams, downed S- gon College. SOC 78 Oregon Tech 35 named committee charman for ber brought the 1948 total to OC 65-57. Hartnell was behind WCN 2 LOST 2 — that's not SOC 70 E.O.C.E. 54 1950. New president, Ed Barnett, $19,367,806 or 16 per cent above 37-30 at the half. Scoring for too bad, it could have been SOC 66 E.O.C.E. 52 announced that the following the previous high established the traveling Raiders was al worse. SOC 52 Indiana State 62 members would head committe during the post-war readjust most ever . . . Baldy Foster Far Western Conference com SOC 44 Indiana State 74 es for the ensuing year: Fritz ment year of 1946, the State un bad 10. Harley Weaver came petition opens tomorrow night SOC 57 Santa Rosa 35 Koester, public and business af employment Compensation Com though with 9 . . while Wade, on Memorial Court when South SOC 57 Hartnell College 65 fairs; Ewald Bosshard, boys and mission reported today. O'Neal, and Barger each ern Oregon's Red Raiders play SOC 67 Pasadena 53 girls work; Fred Morlan, pro cracked the point column with a two-game series with San SOC 56 Cal Poly 79 gram; O llie Easterling, Rogue Last month’s total was 41 6 8. Big gun for Hartnell was Francisco State. Not too much River Reclamation Project; Walt per cent above the November, Wilson with 23 large talliaa. is known as to the Staters bask Hamby, Agriculture and Conser 1949. amount and was higher Revenge was sweet for Ted etball prowess . . reports have vation; Morris Bradley, finance, than the combined totals for De and his basketeers in their third a Chinese boy named Wong as Bert Terry, House; H arry Sker cember, in 1946, 1947 and 1948 game . . . that was when they the man to w’atch. Last year ry Jr., education and fellowship, Only In March, 1946. when dis laced Prsadena’s Nazarene col the Raiders took the San Fran Allan Harris, attendance and placed war workers received $2,- lege 67-£3. The Crusaders had cisco team into camp twice at membership; inner-club relation, 855,118, was a higher monthly previously edged the Red Raid Ashland, but lost a pair to the Larry Butler; support of Churcn figure recorded. ers on Memorial Court 64-63 same quint in Frisco later in the es in their spiritual aims, Rev. early in December If it hadn’t season. The Schopfmen enter the Although readjustment allow The first Oregon College Con Earl Downing; Reception, Geor been for big Keith Wade. Ash game with a mediocre pre-seas ference on Parent-Teacher Co ge Sennatt; Public relations, Don ances to unemployed veterans land’s own Jim Jandreau (now on average. As of this date. operation w ill meet Jan. 19 on Berg; music, Glenn Mathews; under the GJ B ill of Rights de OCE’s campus. Dr. H. M. Gunn, Underprivileged children, J. b ' clined greatly during the past state director of elementary tea Austin; gum machines, Howard four months — dropping to $69- cher training, announced today. Tolliver; scholarships. G i l e s ,807 for December — the year’s Purpose of the Conference is Green; achievement. Dr. Robert disbursements reached 37,021,- to bring together in Oregon Urie; and the boxing club, Geor 982. This brought the combined total of payments to veterans teacher education and members ge Jones. . . . for FU N ! of the Oregon Congress of Par Following the usual noon lun and civilians jn Oregon durinc ents and Teachers. cheon, Kiwanians saw an offici 1949 to $26,379,788, or more Goal of the meeting is to plan al U. S. Navy film on submarine than a million above the $25 and set up a working relation warfare during World War II. 269.262 for 1946. State checks went to 32,383 ship between the congress and The film potrayed the important . . . for HEALTH! teacher training schools. Specific role played by the submarine covered workers during the ast action is sought on establishment service in destroying Japanese week of the year— only 19 per Make up a party . . . tele of a couree in community relat------- OI more and the rescue of more cent under last winter s peak of shipping, phone 2-2731 for reservations tonships for teachers in each of than 500 American aviators shot 40,267 reached in late February trio C r» Ls 1 a • this course _ would « « i ci -» . Since the start of the benefit . . . it's fun to bowl and it's the schools; down in the Pacific. year last July, 93,000 persons healthful excerise. include a study of the workings Allan Harris reported that vice of the P-TA and its value to the president, Ed Stevens, was rec have filed claims as compared home, the pupil and the teach overing from his illness, which with 53,929 a year ago. During er. Or. if it's a friendly has kept him hospitalized for the 1948-9 benefit year claim The only such course now of game of snooker or several weeks. Guests who at ants numbered 101,000 and of fered in Oregon is included as tended the Tuesday luncheon ficials expect that figure to be pocket billiards, this part of School Organization clas meeting were; B ill Drew, Leon passed during the next 30 days is the place. ses at OCE. Success of the class ard Smith, and Low ell Fowler About ¿ 390,000 covered workers President Barnett reminded I h d su/f,cient wa8e credits dur es here has led to the movement to establish them in all other members that the meeting next ASHLAND teacher training schools in the week would be held Monday state. noon, as usual. Other colleges which have in dicated they w ill send represen field, Willamette. Pacific Univ-1 38 FIRST STREET tatives to the conference include ersity, JACK EATON. Mgr. Portland University, U. of Oregon, Oregon State, Lin- Marylhurst, Lewis and Clark, 1 S Barnett Names Committees For Kiwanis Work uetive member of the Christ iun Church She I n survived by two sip ters, Mrs. Lenora Kellom of Medford and Mrs Nell Powell of Ashland, and two brothers Guy Lewis of Ashland and Carl Lewis orf Etna, Calif. Services were held Wednep day afternoon at 2:45 in (lie Lit w ilier Funeral Home with the Rev. Earl Downing of tin* Christ ian Church officiating, Inter ment was beside her husband in Hargadine Cemetery, uii Kilgore Funeral Held Wednesday jobless Pay Higher During December 649 Parent-Teacher Croup To Meet At Monmouth Mrs Jessie Mabel Kilgore, 81, u resident of Ashland for !0 years, passed away late Sunday night at her home at 84 Third St. Mrs Kilgore was born on April 23. 1888, in Stockton, Cal ifornia, and was the widow of Edward G. Kilgore who proceed ed his wife on A pril 2, 1026. 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