John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Nick Iones and Stan Koltsch go up for the rebound. 'WILSON 'VVAXES MARSHALL 47 - 37 The Trojans handed Marshall its third loss of the season. Wilson led the whole game despite a third quarter rally by the M- Men which brought Mar- shall within one point of Wilsonf26-255. Top honors went to Dick Ross Kill and Mike Gallowayflill. MARSHALL BEATS WILSON Marshall snapped out of its losing streak by defeating the strong Wilson Trojans. At first the game looked as if it would go the way of the two pre- ceding ones when in the first quarter the Trojan team took a 13-12 lead. However, in the second, the M-Men had the lead at half time 28-25. At the final whistle, the M-Men hadincreased their lead to a 60-47 win. Top honors went to Dick Ross with 17 followed by Nick Iones with 15. R' I CLEVELAND 54, MARSHALL 43 The second game of the season seemed well under control in the first quarter with the score l4-12. In the second quarter, however, the Indians ran away with the game and the score at the end of the second half was 26-19 Cleveland. Outstanding shooter of the game was Nick Iones with 14 followed by Dave Losk with IO, CLEVELAND DROPS MARSHALL 65 - 61 Marshallcontinued to suffer defeat this time from the PIL leaders, the Indians. Marshall took the first half by a score of 33-27, but lost it in the third quarter when Cleveland tied it up at 45 all. In the last half, the Indians kept their four point lead . Top scorer for the evening was Nick Jones 1223, and followed by Dick Rossfl37, Dave LoskClOl and Stan Koltschf8l. Nick Jones drives in, GRANT CLOBBERS MARSHALL 66 - 54 Even with the gallant effort put forth by Nick Jones, Marsha1l's Minut men lost their fourth game in a row. In the first half of the game, the fourteen points scored against Grant were made by Nick Iones. Iones scored 12 out of 27 attempted field goals and made 9 out of ll tries at the free throw line for a total of 33 points, Dick Ross was second with 7 counters. MARSHALL 59 REVENGES GRANT 54 Marshall surprised the PIL by upsetting ninth ranked Grant in the state A-1 race. The M- Men took the first quarter lead at 16-14 and held it dur- ing the entire game to beat the mighty Grant Generals. Again it was Nick Jones who took the scoring crown with 19, followed by Ken Staab with 16. Dave Losk goes in tor a lay in.

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MARSHALL BEATS MADISON 65 - 55 The M-Men started their winning streak by defeating the Madison Sena- ors. Marshall started the first quarter with an eight point lead and by the ast quarter hadincreased it to ten points. Top shooters of the night were tan Koltschf22l and Nick Ioneslllll. MADISON VVINS 53 - 56 Marshall lost a crucial game to the Madison Senators, and this time the loss of the game all but put the M-Men out of State contention. In the lst quarter the M-Men took a I6-I5 lead, but the Senators tied it up to 29 all in the second quarter. In the third the M- Men pulled ahead with a 46- 39 lead. In the decisive quarter, the Senators began to hit the net and the final score showed the Minutemen lacking 53-56. Stan Koltsch and Dave Losk came out on top of the scoring column with I4 each. l I - -1 Ken Staab at the charity line. ROOSEVELT LOSES 50 - 4 6 The Marshall basketball team continued on in their hopes of regaining a chance at the state title by beating the under-dog Roosevelt team. The M-Men held the lead during the whole game. Top honors went to Nick IonesKl5l and Stan KoltschKl2J, Runner up was Dave LoskC9l. MARSHALL IUST SLIPS BY TEDDIES 50 - 49 The M-Men suffered a bad scare from the Spunky Teddies, With three minutes left inthe first quarter, the M-Men trailed l4 to O and by the time the quarter was over, the score was l7-4. The half ended with the Teddi holding onto their lead l8-31. However, pulled back into the game by holding the the quarter score ended with the M-Men sive round the Teddies maintained their ning basket. High scorers were Stan Koltsch with 17, Nick Iones with and Mike Galloway with 7. Mike Galloway takes a lay in. in the third quarter, the M-Men Roosevelt team to four points and still trailing 30-35. In the deci- lead till the last l2 seconds when Nick Iones stole the ball and passed it to Stan Koltsch who laid in the win- Ken sets one in, MARSHALL DROPS LINCOLN 66 - 57 The M-Men continued their winning streak by beating the Lincoln Cardi- nals, The Minutemen started the game by taking the lead and held it for the entire evening. Top men were again Stan Koltschll6l, Nick Ionesf15l, Dick RossC9l, and Ken Staabifil. MARSHALL TAKES LINCOLN AGAIN 51 - 49 In the first quarter it looked bad for the M- Men with the score 9-15 and it continued with the Cardinal holding the lead at the end of third quarter, In the fourth, the M- Men pulled up to a 45 all tie in the last minute of re- gulation time, In the first overtime, there was no score, In the second overtime, the lead changed hands several times, but,when the buzzer sound - ed, the M-Men were on top. Nick Iones had 16 counters and Dick Ross had IO. es 10