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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1965)
ae ho to | other ular hurl. our, of the one th gam | final Tourname At our Wa too, and , althoug , bullpen inin sev- st Should . starting e HERALD | McArth Falls, Orego AND NEWS, Klamath Fuestay, March 30 1965 Color Gal Eve go to the Ed and to re be _Rako start- ‘a and the ‘ other are the Pitts- amed one and John oil Tigers had list as wished in names. him. ners to he 0 owners envelope but they Galbreath Fetzer er nine- or - est Coast ner talk i go- Coach Al Keck beams with pride as championshi trophy he guide toward. Keck has produce excellent teams since he started at Klamath, and has proven him- self one of the state&# finest cage mentors. He ha the proof in his hands, HERE&# with Dressen, a heart ity PROOF the h display his Pelican — state | cagers DS a McARTHUR NEW PRECEDENT Fo the first time, at least for a lon time, a new wrinkle re- sulted in state tournament action, when the championshi team also walked off with of the top sportsmansh awards. one Pictured above, Susan Leaming, Klamath Falls, accepts the second plac sportsmanshi award on behalf of the student body The gleam in her eyes was typical of several hundred other Klamath rooters at McArthur the last — Court Saturday COURT — Scene of another Klamath Falls McArthur triumph (there have been three championshi earned by Klamath since 19581, was McArthur Court in Eugene the University of Orego campus. This migh well be on pone crowd shot taken of a state tournament prep | year. ton, ment. Court since the event to Portland next moves at this time Parkrose and Thurs- were the third plac positio in the tourna- Parkrose earned that spot. O the floor battlin for ’ in = night. | SATISFIED — This young fan revealed his sat- istaction with action in tourney, but was dis- satisfied with the thought of the bi event moving to cage state Portland. HARD AT cial, beats on McArthur for statistics of one with Hal Childs, offi- tournament state typewriter in familiar role at press room Court, turning out mimeograp copies of WORK the — media Childs is representatives. cigar. He did a tremendous job at the news tourney. He signatures on was securin petition to kee in tournament action Eugen A rasident of Eu- gene, the youth Dou doing Moore, age 12 was hi best to get signatures. BLOW GABRIEL, BLOW Brosterhous, gives with contest at Leaming the state and right — Pride of the Klamath cheeri g section, 6-year- Johnn noise during lull in action durin the championshi Kneelin be je the trumpeter are, leff, Susa young Sall Bratton, Klamath cheerleaders. some PTO tournament. With standin A LITTLE HELP room State A-1 Tournament, it was ni sar Here, a member of the Eugen Active unusual sigh durin the bi S event. — impossibl to find seating of any kind, onl crowds in to scale great TT McArthur height to Court get T ther 8 Members of the Klamath Uni Hig School band which TENSE MOMENT distinction as the finest at the state tourn ment in Eugon wait tonsel encollsat keoudl,. The Hand pebsida apion eicbelkfeizton, M aedh WE he Tedin creatl U the Commun and getet wan a lastin impressio on fans. — FR Bi eel saa le lef STATE& FIM®ST o ge tnam, ard — were Klamath T $ | Union cheerleaders represented the sta state& finast/yell- at the left to right, are Susan Leaming Sally Bratton Mary Carol Cooper, Chery Eccles and Jolene Weber. champio Pictured Bersttnite meet, MORE GOOD SPORTS Souttiorn, Orego bao game. Nanc Tha led Qmgr Klamath — Medford&# attractive young cheerlead Jeani Woods, a Rig a i J p left gin ri they wheope it up. for. rooters at one pevio of play, ith as ie. durin le ava’ lub gives an assist to a fa ral hundred fans found y level in the qymnas the seats. not an difficult, or was ut
