Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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12101 'L 1911 'J 1 IIICOIIGE WRIGHT HOB IIICRNISAUH JIM IJII,I.0N Guzlrd Forward Forward C.-X'I'HOI.IC 'III JU R N ICY rltllli PRICPS were cruwm'd Stzltv Cnrlmliu LIIIZIIHDS for the fourth cm1sc'C11tix'm' time :lt IYIt. yXng1c'I. IIN' TtlllI'IN'y' was :1 TIIITC day ZIlf1lII'?.IlllllIIll'I 31, I c-IHru- ary I, 2. The Grccn :md XVIlitc CZISZIIWZI tczun duwm-d Cc-ntrul Curlmlit- ul Portland by the lopsided score of 52-Ib, and dropped St. Boniface- of Sulwlimitx by :1 decisive score 54-9. In rhe finals the Preps llc-fczltt-II Ht. :Xngc-I, 30-31. O I'ooIv, Lair, :md Currzm were plzlccd on the tournaxmcnt All-Still' tc-nm. , JOE LAIII I'IS'I'I'I MORRISON .IUIG VIIRIIAN I-'tlrwnrcl I urwzn'uI IIlI2II'lI

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SALEM-COLUMBIA PREP GAME ft . . ic -cc STAT li TOUR N AM li N 'I' Tina iiloii-FLYING CRUSADER quintet entered the state meet at Salem with a total of twenty-three wins and two defeats, the best record of all the par- ticipants in the tournament. They drew tough opposition in the Salem High Vikings, going down to defeat, 41-32, in a spirited contest witnessed by a packed house. Beaverton fell before the powerful onslaught of the Preps by a score of 45-18. ln what proved to be their last contest, the Green and YVhite dropped a heart-breaking thriller to the giants of Roseburg, 34432 Although eliminated from tournament play, the Crusaders placed Paul Uvlioole on the first All-State team. Bud was the unanimous choice of sports writers, officials, and coaches. As in the district tournament, the Preps were acclaimed for the fine sportsmanship of their cheering section. Ted Loud received three votes and was conceded the title of All-State cheer leader.