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

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Dick Ross makes an easy one. WASHINGTON 47 , MARSHALL 52 The Minutemen kept rolling along in their hopes for a chance at the state title by defeating the Washington Colonials. The first half of the game looked bad for the Marshall team when the Colonials went to a 16-8 first quarter lead and then maintained a three point lead into the second half. The Minutemen pulled back into the game with the superior shooting of Stan Ko1tschfZ3l, Nick Ionesf13l, and Ken Staabfllll. Benson MARSHALL BEATS THE OOLONIALS 72 - 38 The Minutemen literally mopped up the Washington team. Quarter and half scores were 10-4 and 23-14 in favor of Marshall, The third quarter score was 47-26. ln the last quarter the whole team got into the act when the second and third squads were put in. The final score was 72-38. Nick Jones had 16, Ken Staab 13. MARSHALL SQUEAKS BY TEFFERSON 56 52 After resting out a bye, the Marshall M Men continued winning at the expense of the highly rated Democrats. Marshall took an early lead in the first quarterfl0-171, By the third quarter the M Men had increased their lead to fifteen pointsC40-251. The Democrats came back strongly in the last quarter and almost caught the unwary M Men when they scored 27 points Top man was Ken Staab with 17 followed by Nick Iones with 14 MINUTEMEN 70 DEMOS 64 The M-Men again showed that they liked close games In the first quart er the M-Men trailed 14 - 15 and the half found them holding a five point lead over the Democrats 31-26. ln the third they increased their lead a point, 47-41. However, in the home stretch the M Men were caught in a 60 all tie at the end of regulation time ln the overtime the Demos took the lead, but began fouling the M-Men Dave Losk laid in one and Nick Jones hit ajumper and before the final bell the M Men had increased their lead to 70-64. Four men hit in double figures during the game Nick Iones fl9l, Stan Ko1tschC16J, Dick Rossf14l and Dave Loskf12l Stan Koltsch uses his exclusive hook shot MARSHALL SLIPS BY BENSON 59 51 Marshall finished the first round by defeating a strong Benson team The M-Mentook an early first quarter lead 15 11 but the M Men lost this lead when Benson pulled ahead 35-27. The Tech maintained their lead in the third quarter, but in the final round the Minutemen scored 23 points to win the game 59-51. Top man was Nick Iones with 13 MARSHALL DROPS BENSON 80 55 The last game of the season was one of the best The M Men inspired by the possibility of a four-way tie in the PIL went after a chance to goto state, The first quarter ended in a tie at 14 all In the second quarter the M-Men opened up a five point lead and at half time the score was 34 29 The third quarter ended at 56-42. In the final quarter the reserve strength fromthe bench was again used and the M Men had a 25 point lead Dave Losk had 18, Stan Koltsch 17, Dick Ross 14 and Nick Jones 10 Nick Iones sets in another two points.

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Front Row, L. to R. z Dan Jones, Dennis Wilkerson, Steve Enna, Bob Carver, Ramon Benedctti and Doug McQuown. Second Row, L. to R. : Bob Lawrence, Gary Alton, Fran Kano, Dick Law, Frcd Fozzard, Iohn Fahrner and Kit lepson. Iohn Marshall's wrestling team had a very successful season. The minutemen grapplers under the dir- ection of coaches Platt and Everett won.all but three oftheir matches KCleveland, Franklin and Madisonl, ninth spot WRESTLING PROFILE Take Downs O6 Doug lVlcQuown Ramon Benedetti Bob Carver Steve Enna Wayne Twedt ZOX l4! 107 20X l4'K, 2073 Q 202 t-vm Dan McCarty Dan Iones Kit Iepson Iohn Fahrner 202 132 602, 782 3 .Son 207 ll'Z1 10 3l 7 68 78 Heavy Weighg Fran Kane Fred Fozzard Dick Law Gary Alton Bob Lawrence . 207, 62.512, 402 37.57, 502 252 SOCK, 12.571 407, 190 -k Number of l point Takedowns va 'rr ,.. YD ,..,..,.-n-1t-+-,-+- t-t-to-Lo tg muusww Nt- oo 0 ,-, 00+-Cho tam E: :x .rn Q. rl' :r an E! rf W :r ru rf' D' ,... '1 Q. 'U .- ni 0 cn 3 - 0 , ,-P g0Cg0OS0OQ0gowU.X,'5X'g4iofMatches 5- wasumxar- N v-P-N Ping E an O . rn oOAofPinS gg 000 .4 .. EL ,zs '-'www ca vow H '-'rs Decisions 2-D+ '1 X1 ZDecisions 3 QC o U1 X rr A ,D 'U O.fZ1Ties 3 0 A u UI v-N '-' lv-'TieS 3 t- 4, I A cn 225,33 Q23 NI-O No3lndividualPointsA Q CU . S ggffg ESS U' U' Q2 TeamPoints .S wgocnxlxlo-, ml- 1 ,Pj SEEE C S- , 'St 0'ANbNX -P N Escapes -U ..- or wmgvmmwm Aw wReversals 8 WA'-wN 'NN nNearFalls 2 . :r N 'SN to Ove' H ' ' Predicaments cn E +1 ' P- N W'-' N-' W' Penalty Points ' 5. .-f :r ro Varsity Wrestling Mr. Iohn Platt Marshall's outstanding young wres- tling coach came to us from Gresham High School where he coached wres- tling. He took his wrestlers to 3rd place in the Metro-League two years ago. Marshall 35 Wilson 14 Marshall 23 Iefferson 17 Franklin 27 Marshall 25 Marshall 31 Washington 24 Cleveland 34 Marshall 17 Marshall 27 Benson 22 Marshall 25 Grant 18 Marshall ll Madison 36 Marshall 24 Lincoln 20 Marshall 33 Roosevelt 12 ll I wif A 6 5 B! 9? Q 3