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Sunday. December 8. 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
Raiders Nab 1st Tilt
On New Maplecourt
B7CBOB McKENZIE
Ashland The Red Raiders
of the Rogue of Southern Ore
gon college inaugurated use of
their brand new gymnasium in
their opening basketball game
Friday night with a 64 to 49
win over the Lumberjacks from
Humboldt State.
n Taking the lead early in the
ffrst period on a charity toss by
Bill Hollings'vorth after an early
exchange of baskets, the Raiders
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CLOWN DRIBBLER Fred
Pearson, above, is the dribbling
star of the Harlem Clowns who
meet the House of David basket
ball team here on Thursday, Dec.
12. The two barnstorming clubs
meet at 8 p.m. at the Hedrick
Junior High school court. A great
floor man, Pearson is a veteran
of almost 10 years of barnstorm
ing basketball. After college con
tention at Illinois Normal he first
fir it played ball for the Clowns.
He rejoined the club last season
after being with one of the Har
lem Globetrotter units.
remained in front the rest of
the way.
Hollingsworth, with 26 points,
and Dave D'Olivo, who canned
18, led the Raider scoring at
tack. With the help of Norm
Oliva the SOC front line mono
polized the backboards by pull
ing off 49 rebounds to 26 for
the Lumberjacks.
'Jack Come Close
Humboldt came within one
point of taking the lead late in
the third stanza by closing the
gap to 34 to 33 on a tip by Don
Robinson.
Dave D'Olivo put the Raiders
in front by five points by mark
ing up two charity tosses and
a cripple to make it 38 to 33.
From here the Raiders would
not be slowed down and steadily
increased the lead to the final
margin of 15 points, despite a
full-court press by the Lumber
jacks. Pinpoint accuracy at the foul
line and a tight man-to-man de
fense spelled the margin of vic
tory for the SOC quint. They
tallied on 30 of 38 tries from
the free line, while the Lumber
jacks shot 15 for 26 charity
markers. Hollingsworth and Jim
McAbee proved to be the differ
ence for the Raiders at the foul
line. Hollingsworth dropped in
16 for 20 and McAbee picked up
11 for 13.
SPQRTSl
BOX:
Humboldt
Taylor, f
Robinson, f
Hathaway, e .
Evans, g
Lawson, g ,
Miller
Baker
Erhart
Thomas
Carer
Totals
SOC
D'Olivo. f
Hollingsworth.
uuva, c ...
Crandall, g
Maurer. g
Sutherland
Love
McAbee .
Foust
Tenney
Total
FG
. 3
. 2
. 3
.. 1
. 3
.. 0
. 1
. 1
. 2
- 1
17
FG
8
f .. 5
2
0
!ZZZZ 1
17
FT PF TP
0 16
0 3 4
5 S 11
1 2 3
2 3 8
0 1 0
15 3
12 3
4 2 8
12 3
15 28 49
FT PF TP
2 2 18
IS 4 26
0 4 4
0 0 0
0 12
0 10
14 3
11 4 11
0 0 0 !
0 0 0
30 20 64 '
Water Resources
To Bt Subject
Of Waltonians
Jackson County chapter of the
Izaak Walton league will review
and discuss its position concern-
ning county water resources on
Monday evening at its annual
monthly meeting.
The-jessiqa, is set for 8 p.m. in
the sample room of the Jackson
hotel basement.
; Students who attended the
:Ydotig Outdoor Oregonian con-
. fernce froaj the county last
week end at Eugene will make
- reports. And Chapter President
Tom Rickard and State Vice-
- President Paul Weiland will
; present information ' concerning
;the Oregon division convention
.ofthelWL.
I Hearing Wednesday
Z Water resource discussion is
considered important since the
state water resources board will
hold a hearing at the county
courthouse on Wednesday, Dec.
on Rogue basin matters.
; The students who'll report are
IPriscills Welch and Christine
iKnudsen, Talent: Jack Esp and
jBill Bradshaw. Eagle Point, and
Jim Scurvey, Medford.
; Refreshments will be served
Tt the meeting. Members are
Oeked to bring their friends.
Browns Take
Grid Crown,
Rap Giants
By UNITED PRESS
The Cleveland Browns won
the National Football league's
Eastern division title while re
laxing Saturday at Detroit be-!
cause the Pittsburgh Steelers i
eliminated the only other con
tender by upsetting the New
York Giants, 21-10.
The defeat in the mud at Pitts
burgh left the Giants two games
behind the Browns. Cleveland
now can lose to the Lions Sun
day at Detroit and to the Giants
in the regular season finale Dec.
15 at New York and still win
the title. New York, with only
one more game to play, was the
defending league and Eastern
division champion.
McLoughlin
Tops Eaglets
McLoughlin Junior high ninth
grade hoopmen utilized their
height to top the Eagle Point
freshmen Friday.
Period scores were 9 to 3, 19
to 7 and 45 to 13. Phil Humph
reys headed Bulldog scoring with
12 points.
Coach Carlisle Dean had 18
players in action for McLough
LINE-UPS:
45 McLoughlin
F 4 Hammack
F 1 Winetrout
C 2 Hood .
G 4 Quinney
Eagle Point 13
Sketters 2
Purdee 2
Ayres
B. Morgan
;CREDIT UNION'S BIRTHDAY
; Champaign, 111. (IP) The Uni
versity of Illinois Employees
Z Credit Union celebrated its 2,5th
I birthday recently. Established
Oct. 26. 1932, it is the largest
of its kind in the country, with
-more than $1,700,000 in assets.
:Of that total, some $1,500,000
:is in shares owned by 3,763
: members.
G 7 Ragsdale West 1
Substitutions for McLoughlin, Mc
Kinley, Humphreys 12, Brown 3,
Adams 2. Hoots 4, Offord 2, Lingren,
Balch, Minnick, Johnston, Baird 2,
Berry 2, Stever; for Eagle Point,
Carter 4. Otteson, Terrill, McKerman
4, Pfeifer, Veach, Ackerman.
Layne to Worry About
Football After Court
Detroit -rtF) It's back to foot
ball today for Detroit Lions
quarterback Bobby Layne who
Friday spent an uneasy IV hours
in Detroit traffic court before
a jury of 11 women and one man
acquitted him of a drunk driv
ing charge.
The charges grew out of an
incident Sept. 17 when Patrol
men Lemmie Pratt and Donald
Osborne stopped Layne and his
five passengers at 2:11 a.m. af
ter Layne allegedly pulled onto
a main thoroughfare, tires
squealing and headlights off.
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Kimpton Spurs
Frosh 2nd Time
Eugene (IT) The Oregon
Frosh defeated Centralia JC 90
50 here Friday night for their
second straight basketball win.
Butch Kimpton led the Frosh in
scoring with 22 points.
House of David To Play In
Cave Junction The House of
David basketball team will meet
an alumni team at the Illinois
Valley high school gymnasium
Tuesday, December 10 at 8 p.m.
The visiting team represents
a religious cult founded in 1904
at Benton Harbor, Mich. Colony
Cave Junction Game
members are vegetarians and
male members let their hair
grow long.
George Anderson has been
manager of David basketball
teams since the early 1930s.
Hoopsters range from 6 feet 2
inches to 6 feet 10 inches in
height.
Driver Killed in Race Car Crash in California .
Witnesses said the sleek sports
car, competing in the fourth
event of the day, crashed into
Agoura, Calif. OP) George
Sherrerd III, 23, Palo Alto, Calif.,
was killed Saturday when his
Jaguar smashed into a guard rail
during a California sports car
race at Paramount ranch.
Sherrerd, an employe of Lock
heed Aircraft co., was dead on
arrival at Northridge hospital.
the guard rail on the first turn.
Vermont is the only state in
the East with a mountain range
running through the middle of
the state for its entire length.
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