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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
6
Myrtle Point Kittens under coach Richard Gass split a pair in weekend action, losing to Reedsport 39 36 then defeating South Umpqua 53 50. JV standout Ken Enstrom led scoring with 14 and 17 points in two games played mostly three quarters each.
The Bobcats won their first game in four by defeating a Coquille group in a practice match on December 4. Dan Grove led with 21 points, followed by Dave Evans 11 and Brad Bosco 12 as MPHS alumni and others form a new weekend squad coached by Bruce Gibeau.
MP grapplers posted strong showings in two tournaments. At Medford they placed second overall with 27 points, led by Bill Flora 98 lbs Ralph Rayevich 148 lbs and John Breuer 157 lbs. Coquille's event saw MP win five weight classes with Breuer and Rayevich again capturing first.
Terry Bushnell reports the Myrtle Point chapter regains honor after last year's MPHL funding. Arby Lewis and Randy Egglehoff scored the only baskets in a five quarter game. The MP's basketball quintet shows improvement with the return of Dave Evans and a stronger team outlook for the rest of the season.
Dan Grove wearing number 22 battles South Umpqua for the MP court in a late Saturday game and secures a key rebound against his opponent.
The Bobcats lost 67 46 at Reedport last Friday with a weak fourth quarter and 33 percent shooting. They rebounded to win 59 50 against South Umpqua Saturday as Dan Grove and Brad Bosco led with 13 and 12 points respectively.
The Bobcats have defeated Medford and Crater while losing to North Bend and Ashland. They continue a heavy schedule this weekend with two tournaments in Coos Bay and Mapleton.
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