PREPS.Byline: The Register-Guard BOYS BASKETBALL Nonleague Saturday's Summaries THURSTON 47, SILVERTON 43 SILVERTON (43) - Martin 15, Gasper gasp·er n. Chiefly British Slang A cigarette. 13, Herr 2, DePaolo 2, Leggett, Brockamp 11, Logness, Kester. THURSTON (47) - Akins 19, Maire 8, Boehm 6, Kimball 5, Dougherty 1, Winters 5, Harrison 3, McCalligan, Green. Silverton ... 10 11 9 13 - 43 Thurston ... 15 13 4 15 - 47 SOUTH EUGENE 56, REDMOND 40 REDMOND (40) - Rucinsky 16, Guthrie 9, Leunen 8, Keener 5, Smith 2, Maloney, Robinson, Banman, Baca. SOUTH EUGENE (56) - Marshall 19, Beal 8, Berney 7, Hayward-Mayhew 6, Coleman 4, Masterson 4, Zosel 3, Barnes 2, Risinger 2, Meagher 1, Veeck, Rooke-Ley, Glenzer, Brown. Redmond ... 6 14 15 5 - 40 South Eugene ... 14 9 11 22 - 56 ROSEBURG 59, WILLAMETTE 51 ROSEBURG (59) - Spicer 24, Snook snook: see bass, fish. snook Any of about eight species (genus Centropomus) of tropical marine fishes that are long and silvery and have two dorsal fins, a long head, and a large mouth with a projecting lower jaw. 8, Hansen 5, Bly 9, Johnson 5, Inhitman 4, Poole 2, Lint 2. WILLAMETTE (51) - Seiler 13, Pottorf 12, Barnett 9, Loper lope intr.v. loped, lop·ing, lopes To run or ride with a steady, easy gait. n. A steady, easy gait. [Middle English lopen, to leap, from Old Norse 3, Phillips 2, Keesaman 6, Chester 4, Bradley 2, Harrington. Roseburg ... 15 18 10 8 8 - 59 Willamette ... 15 19 12 5 0 - 51 AMITY am·i·ty n. pl. am·i·ties Peaceful relations, as between nations; friendship. [Middle English amite, from Old French, from Vulgar Latin *am 70, OAKLAND 57 OAKLAND (57) - Lee 24, Dickson 7, Harper 9, Young 6, Sturgill 6, Na. Adams 3, Mars 2, Ni Adams, Kanen, Fugate, Wilds, Miller. AMITY (70) - Hamilton 24, Kreutzbender 12, Furher 10, Ketchum 8, Barnett 5, Huber 4, Hartwell 3, Wolfe 2, Louderback 2. Oakland ... 13 23 12 9 - 57 Amity ... 20 25 15 10 - 70 YONCALLA 57, ELKTON 31 ELKTON (31) - Ruble 10, Smith 9, Brewer 8, B. Eberhardt 3, Gardner 1, Anderson, Bowen, M. Eberhardt. YONCALLA (57) - Thorp 10, Bryant 10, Kopp 10, McDaniel 9, Thompson 4, Dillon 3, Robles Robles is a common surname in the Spanish language meaning oaks, and may refer to:
Elkton ... 11 5 7 8 - 31 Yoncalla ... 18 12 16 11 - 57 Tournaments Saturday's Summaries SIUSLAW 54, PLEASANT HILL 35 PLEASANT HILL (35) - White 18, Porter 6, Jordan 5, Rexius 3, Franklin 2, Arnold 1, Beagle, Lanfear, Johnson. SIUSLAW (54) - Holden 23, Siegel 7, Laxague 7, J. Rainwater 6, Richter 6, May 5, D. Rainwater, DiCarlo, Barnum. Pleasant Hill ... 7 7 9 12 - 35 Siuslaw ... 12 12 11 19 - 54 STAYTON 40, JUNCTION CITY Junction City, city (1990 pop. 20,604), seat of Geary co., NE Kans., at the confluence of the Republican and Smoky Hill rivers; inc. 1859. The rail, trade, and processing center of an agricultural and dairy area, it grew as the supply point for nearby Fort Riley, 36 STAYTON (40) - Britton 11, Abbott 11, Grower 2, Lockner 3, LaFollette, Ocupe 2, Hartsell 4, Esparzo 7. JUNCTION CITY (36) - Wheadon 16, Garner 6, Patterson 2, Kellerman 2, Campy, Martin 5, Strasheim 3, Pike 2, Lighty-Powell. Stayton ... 11 10 6 13 - 40 Junction City ... 4 13 14 5 - 36 CASCADE 69, COTTAGE GROVE Cottage Grove, village (1990 pop. 22,935), Washington co., SE Minn., near the St. Croix River; inc. 1965. There is farming (cattle, sheep, corn, and soybeans) and manufacturing (chemicals and machinery). 57 COTTAGE GROVE (57) -Robbins 13, Coonfare 8, Landers 6, Sentman 5, Hutchison 5, Westbrook 13, McCall 3, Dixon 2, Bigley 2. CASCADE (69) -Williams 12, Keene 11, Audiss 10, Coleman 9, Coots COOTS Conference on Object-Oriented Technologies and Systems 11, Schirmer 8, R. Hibdon 5, Lowder 2, Van Dam van Dam (Dutch for "of the dam") may refer to:
Cottage Grove ... 4 14 16 23 - 57 Cascade ... 17 20 14 18 - 69 MYRTLE POINT 49, CHILOQUIN 42 CHILOQUIN (42) - T. Rich 14, Case 13, C. Rich 2, Benson 2, Dawson 5, Walker, 2, Ochoa 2, Wright 2, J. Martinez. MYRTLE POINT (49) - Johnston 17, Sanders 11, Fischer 9, Hixson 3, Ciccarelli 2, M. Kennedy 5, Grove 2. Chiloquin ... 10 6 8 18 - 42 Myrtle Point ... 13 8 15 13 - 49 MARSHFIELD 46, ASHLAND 30 MARSHFIELD (46) - Parrish 16, McClintock 9, Ra. Stacey 6, Ri. Stacey 5, Oswald 3, Statham 3, Reyes 4, Flora, Robb. ASHLAND (30) - Haggard 12, Thigpen 7, Moskowitz 5, Constantino 4, Sebrell 2, Ramos, Javna, Clement, Raymond. Marshfield ... 12 13 17 4 - 46 Ashland ... 4 13 8 5 - 30 WRESTLING Tournaments At McKay CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 103 - Jack Samuel, Thu, p Taylor Tagle, SH, 3:17. 112 - Jacob Clifton NS d Danny Johnson, SH, 13-12. 119 - Jack Perry, SH, d Zane Smith Smith, a left handed pitcher, played collegiately at Indiana State University. , Thu, 7-6. 125 - Ryan Arand, Thu, p Derek Sharp, SH, 1:23. 130 - Justin Tracy, Thu, p Isaac Salazar, Leb, 3:51. 135 - Craig Task, Leb, d Cody Jones Cody Jones (born in 1951) was a former NFL football player. He is a graduate from San Jose State University who played pro football from 1974–1982 for the Los Angeles Rams. , Dal, 5-0. 140 - Spencer Kaufman, NS, d Daniel Smith Daniel Smith may refer to:
This man is regarded as one of the greatest frontiersmen in West Virginia history. His name was Levi Morgan. Levi Morgan was born 26 June 1766 in Morgantown, West Virginia. , Thu, 9-1. 215 - Forest Lammert, Leb, d Alonzo Gonzalez, McK, 5-2. 285 - Deontay Marin, McK, d Kyle Bellon, Leb, 2-1. TEAM SCORES - Thurston 346 1/2 , Sweet Home 320, Lebanon 247 1/2 , Dallas 209, McKay 204, North Salem North Salem is the name of several towns in the United States:
At Marist 103 - 1, Randy Steel, LaP. 2, Ryan Love, MP. 3, Don Gowing, Wil. 112 - 1, Tony Thao, LaP. 2, Justin Bendix, Wil. 3, Bryan Mendoza, Har. 119 - 1, Blake Holmes, Coq. 2, Jake Schneider, NB. 3, Chancey Johnson, MP. 125 - 1, Thomas Gowing, Wil. 2, Jeff Baxter Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (born December 13, 1948 in Washington, D.C.) is an American guitarist best known for his stints in the rock bands Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers during the 1970s. , LaP. 3, Ben Rose, Coq. 130 -1, John Hedge, Mar. 2, Colton Holmes, Coq. 3, Cody Erickson, Coq. 135 - 1, Shawn Fletcher, NB. 2, Deven Dawson, Har. 3, Scott Bettencourt, Coq. 140 - 1, Garrett Caldwell, NB. 2, Joey Estabrook, LaP. 3, Nick Frison, NB. 145 - 1, Dean Krull, Moh. 2, Casey Cagley, MP. 3, Hayden Anker, Wil. 152 - 1, Mike Earl, GH. 2, Anthony Newbold, Har. 3, Joe Brown, GH. 160 - 1, T.J. Moore, GB. 2, Colton Johnson, LaP. 3, Tim Markin, Cor. 171 - 1, Adam Fugitt, Wil. 2, Aaron Burden, Har. 3, James Baker, NB. 189 -1, Travis Moore, GB. 2, Jed Noles, Cor. 3, Austin Kitner, NB. 215 - 1, Anthony Tillman, LaP. 2, Jon Binford, Moh. 3, Spencer Tuylus, Moh. 285 - 1, Jarad Jaenig, NB. 2, Jason Dhone, Cor. 3, Ryan Cook, Coq. TEAM SCORES - North Bend 70, Coquille co·quille n. A scallop-shaped dish or a scallop shell in which various seafood dishes are browned and served. [French, from Latin conch 70, La Pine 66, Harrisburg 53, Willamette 42, Myrtle Point 41, Gold Beach 28, Corbett 27, Mohawk 21, Gig Harbor, Wash. 18, Marist 14, Creswell 7. OUTSTANDING WRESTLER - John Hedge, Marist. FASTEST PIN - Shawn Fletcher, NB, :09. MOST FALLS - John Hedge, Marist. GIRLS BASKETBALL Nonleague Saturday's Summaries CHURCHILL 39, ASHLAND 36 ASHLAND (36) - Heater 10, McDermott 10, Gyda 8, Zare 4, McKinnis 2, Petitt 2, Seibenlist, Fine. CHURCHILL (39) - Loftin 11, Goschie 8, Smith 7, Fegles 6, Sprecher 4, Moore 2, Oeming 1, Weber, Chapman. Ashland ... 10 15 6 5 - 36 Churchill ... 9 14 9 7 - 39 PHILOMATH 47, SOUTH UMPQUA 29 SOUTH UMPQUA (29) - Garcia 7, Crane 5, Harter 5, Moser 5, Falk 2, Duffy 2, Bice 2, Jarvis 1. PHILOMATH (47) - Crocker 17, Melton 12, Phelps 10, Hewlett 4, Borowski 2, Noble 2, Houk, Alvarado, Torgerson, Hendricks. South Umpqua ... 5 10 4 10 - 29 Philomath ... 12 16 14 5 - 47 ELKTON 33, YONCALLA 25 ELKTON (33) - Higgins 12, Whipple 10, Ruble 4, Davis 3, McMillan 2, Dumas 2. YONCALLA (25) - Thorp 15, Sublette 3, Denley 2, Russell 2, McDonald, Smith 2, Glen 1, Hoefliger, Walker, Aquilina. Elkton ... 7 12 9 5 - 33 Yoncalla ... 5 6 2 12 - 25 AMITY 50, OAKLAND 47 OAKLAND (47) - Maples 20, Greer 17, VanDeHey 6, Marrs 2, Basque 2, King, Goodman, Spencer, Johnson. AMITY (50) - Irving 18, Meversick 9, Cooper 8, Fuhrer füh·rer also fueh·rer n. A leader, especially one exercising the powers of a tyrant. [German, from Middle High German vüerer, from vüeren, to lead, from Old High German 7, Schmidt 6, Weirich 1, Newton 1. Oakland ... 4 15 10 18 - 47 Amity ... 17 9 5 19 - 50 Tournaments Saturday's Summaries COTTAGE GROVE 37, SIUSLAW 34 SIUSLAW (34) - Little 12, Saxon 8, Stone 7, Sweet 3, Jones 2, Dodson 2. COTTAGE GROVE (37) - Kronberger 14, Willis 8, Levings 6, Brunetti 5, Short 3, Elliott 1, Ward, Tague. Siuslaw ... 9 10 6 9 - 34 Cottage Grove ... 10 5 12 10 - 37 ONTARIO 55, JUNCTION CITY 52 JUNCTION CITY (52) - Mancino 21, Rauschert 7, Rear 2, Patterson, Van Ras, Halligan 6, Montgomery 5, Sherman 4, Nord 3, Garner 2, McClure 2, Ceniga, Hanson. ONTARIO (55) - Dzhidzhiyeshvili 15, S. Babij 11, S.O'Connor 10, T. O'Connor 10, Captein 5, Saito 4, Ribeiro, C. Babij, Boyd. Junction City ... 11 18 10 13 - 52 Ontario ... 12 13 20 10 - 55 NEWPORT 41, PLEASANT HILL 40 NEWPORT (41) - Craycraft 14, Peterson 11, Clark 7, Mugleston 3, DeBlois 2, Line 4, Kennedy, Forrester. PLEASANT HILL (40) - Novak 12, Bagwell 10, Bates Bates , Katherine Lee 1859-1929. American educator and writer best known for her poem "America the Beautiful," written in 1893 and revised in 1904 and 1911. 9, Franklin 5, Krumdieck 2, Johnston 2, Parmenter. Newport ... 10 7 6 18 - 41 Pleasant Hill ... 9 12 13 6 - 40 SOUTH UMPQUA 55, ROGUE RIVER 46 SOUTH UMPQUA (55) - Hancock 22, Nale 11, Flores Flores, town, Guatemala Flores (flōrəs), town (1990 est. pop. 2,200), capital of Petén department, N Guatemala. Flores was built on an island in the southern part of Lake Petén Itzá and on the site of the 8, George 6, Smedley 5, J. Collins 3, Wilson, Beberger, Hill. ROGUE RIVER (46) - Castro 15, Goss 14, Frantz 10, White 3, Schoner 2, Hofscrantz 1, Mortinson 1. South Umpqua ... 18 8 14 15 - 55 Rogue River ... 14 9 7 16 - 46 |
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