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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1954)
Chiefs Meet IV Cougars Rogue River The Rogue River high Chieftains open their basketball season Friday . as hosts to Illinois Valley and they have a jamboree and six other regular conflicts before starting the Jackson County B ieague campaign on January 7. Four lettermen are on the Chief roster and one of them, Clete Daily has been lamed by a broken ankle. The other letter-wearers are Ted Stanfield and Gary Johnson, both two year vets, and Loyd Morrow. Head Coach Ray McLain had indicated that center for the tartine tansle will be either Bill Weaver or Johnson with for wards to be chosen from among Stanfield, Harold Moore and Scott Thorell. Top guard candi dates are Morrow, Gary Stinch comb and Gary Phillips. All the lettermen are seniors Weaver is a 5-foot 1-inch junior and Thorell, Phillips, Stinch comb and Moore are his class mates. Rogue River has two games each scheduled with Illinois Val ley, Eagle Point, Crater and Phoenix, all small A schools. The B loop opener is against Prospect. Jackson B League jamboree in Medford (St. Mary's); Dec. 10 Illinois Valley at Cave Junction: Dec. 11 Xagle "oin nere; uvc. i "s;; Point: Dec. 18 Crater here: Dec. 22 viawt a. .4 Jan. 4 Phoenix here: Jan. 7 At Prospect; Jan. 8 At Phoenix: Jan. 14 Butte Falls here; Jan. 18 Talent i t o i c Mrv'c at Mprifnrd: Jan. 25 Glendale here; Jan. 28 Jacksonville here; Fh l Prnnect here: Feb. 4 At Butte Falls: Feb. 8 At Glendale: Feb. 11 At Talent Feb. 15 St. Mary's here; Feb. 18 At Jacksonville. West Team MedforivTiubune Completed San Francisco flJ.Pj Burd- ette Hess, tackle and guard at the University of Idaho, was named to the West team yester day thus completing the squad's roster for the 30th annual East West Shrine game at Kezar Sta dium, Jan. 1. r UCLA, California and Oregon each nailed down three of the 24 spots on the West roster. The West team will start practice at Stanford on Dec. 21. Ends: Jim Hanifan (California). Carl Allison (Oklahoma). Ray Berry (SMU), Benny Sinclair (Texas A&M), George joaderos (cmco state). Tackles: Jack Ellena (UCLA). Ron Aschbacher (Oregon State). Buck Lam ford (Texas). Guards: Jim Salsbury (UCLA). Sam Bogashlan (UCLA). Tom Louderback (San Jose State). Jack Patera (Ore gon). Burdette Hess (Idaho). Centers: Matt Hazeltine (California), Son Pheister (Oreeon). Quarterbacks: Paul Larson (Calif ornia). George Shaw (Oregon). Halfbacks: Corky Taylor (Kansas State), Ron Clinkscale (TCU). Frank Eidom (SMU), Dick Moegle '.Rice), Carroll Hardy (Colorado). Frank Ber nard! (Colorado). Fullback: Duke Washington (Wash ington State). New York First collapsible tube was patented in 1841 by James Rand, an American. Alum inum collapsible tubes were first made in the U.S. in 1920. Oregon Staters Score Easy 69-47 Verdict Over Hawaii Corvallis (U.R) Oregon State, defending northern division champion, opened its pre -season basketball slate here last night with an easy 69-47 win over the University of Hawaii. The Beavers, led by six-foot, five-inch center Tony Vlastelica, piled up 12 points in the first six minutes of play before ihe Rainbows could get on the score-. boards. The Beavers led 26-17 at halftime. The shorter Hawaiian team caught fire in the second half after OSC Guard Ron Robins hit three set shots, and narrowed the count to within five points, 43-38. Vlastelica sank three quick hooks and his teammates added some deadly shooting to give Oregon State 21 straight points without Hawaii scoring, build- Phoenix Foe Of Redskins Jacksonville Jacksonville, with a sauad of veterans, opens its hoop campaign Friday mgnt The Redskins will entertain Phoenix high. Coach Millard Webb has eight lettermen on his varsity. The Class B 'Skins are headed by Bob Gemaehlich, all-county play er, and Ron Mclntyre, wno made honoraDle mention last, year, Other lettermen are . Harvey Hueners and Clarence Wilson. " The varsity also includes Sam Bishop, up from the junior var sity and Jack Daley, a transfer from Klamath Falls. Jacksonville's slate includes two pre-conference hassles with Phoenix and two with the South ern Oregon college junior var sity. The Redskins will play in the Southern Oregon college in vitational December 9, 10 and 11. They will be host to Talent on January 7 in their first Jack son County B League scrap.- - SCHEDULE Dec. 3 Phoenbc here: Dec. 4 B Leaeue jamboree at St. Mary's (Med ford): Dec. 6 SOC jayvee at Ashland; Dec. 9-11 SOC tourney at Ashland: Dec. 13 SOC jayvee here: Dec. 17 At Phoenix. Jan. 7 Talent here: Jan. 14 Pros pect here; Jan. 18 St. Mary's at Medford: Jan. 21 At Butte Falls: Jan. 2 At Rome River: Feb. 1 At TaJent; Feb. 4 At Prospect; Feb. 11 St. Mary's here; Feb. 15 Butte Falls here. . - ing up a 64 to 38 lead. Rainbow Coach Ah Chew Goo's hoopers tried to fast-break the taller Oregon State team but were met with the same offense. Neither team could do much with the fast break this early in the season. . High scorer in the game was Oregon State Forward Reggie Halligan, with 18 points. He was followed by Vlastelica, with 16 and Robins with 14. Harvey Lee, Hawaiian forward, tanked 14 points. " The Beavers, with Vlastelica hooking well, appeared not to miss the services of all-coast Center- Wade Swede Halbrook, who is ineligible for pre-season game this year because of scho lastic difficulties. Is- Only nine times in the last 50 years of Pennsylvania produc tion of bituminous coal been less than 100,000,000 tons. Its first hundred million-ton year was 1903. 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