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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1938. E OUR BOARDING HOUSE with ' Major Hoople Return Game of Hoopsters Dated on Home Floor of Coos Foe Friday. Vet. For ArM 1.000 R3 .f.iM n!) .:m lift w North Rend ...3 Myrtle Point .2 Jiospburg .2 CoqutllK 1 AUnthflelci .. it Results Last Week IloHoburg 24, MarHtiriMd 7. Myrtle Point 34, CcKpiilla Games This Week Iloseburg at MursliNpld. Hy M. W. H. Itrwobin's lilplt ftc'liool'H oajty win nvm Mrtrslifjild lust Friday night boo t ml them Into third Uur with a .500 per cent rating In the race for the huRketball chumpioiiHhlp nf dlKlrlct No. H. North Ileud, by vir tu re of Hh bye lunt wn-k, rcninine in first pocltiojt with 3 wins und no Joflflod, followed by Myrtle Point which moved Into undfnputed bpc ond place in the standlnKB hy tak ing a 34-IO-20 fall out of Coo nil le. The Rod Devils' Ions dropped them from a tie for second Into fourth position, jtiRt a step ahead nf the lucklefw MarsmieM Pi rat on, who dropped their third Htralght game to remain alone in the cellar. Both games played font week ran true to form, with HosebuiR JiavliiK little difficulty with a rag guct Marshfield quintet, and Myrtle Point running rough-mind over Coach Hal llalton'8 vaaovn. their third Inns this bpiihoii to the Hob- cmb counthiK county und Ioukiio KameH. coach AVatta' Indinnr. Iiuiik up u Hew defeiiHlvo record for thin noaHon by holding the I'lraies to two field goals and three gift tosses for a total of seven inlntn. one basket coming in the first per iod and tneir seco.id and rinul 2 polnta In the liiRt furter. It Is a hit difficult to itiiurtuiid I low the Corjulllo Ited J)gvIIh lost by such a large score to Mvrtle Point, Judging from the cnlibi-e of hull played here the night they de feated the local cagers. After see ing every team 111 the league in ac tion, Cooullle up pen red to he the clans of the out ML with a well-hul-nnced quintet of lanky hoopHtera all lettermen, led hy two aco per-foriuei-H, Bailey nnd Fuhrman. Kvl ilendy Coach Hal Hatton's Inds wanted the Indian game, playing woll ovor their heads to get It. Indians Lead in Points IloHeburg is the first team in the i leuguo to score over UK) points, uiin rue z points scored In the Murshfield game, giving them Hi'), but have played one mom game than have the other members of the district. The Indians' offennlve average so far comes to 27.2 points per game, which 1h exceeded hy both Myrtle Point with 28 points ,por game, and North llend's 27. (! points per tilt, followed hy Marnh conlest. ( '(Hj ii file's a vera go Is 211 points per title, followed by Miii'hIi flold, with 11 points per game n good and sufficient reason why they are now resting at the bottom of the heap. Defensively, North Bend leads at present with only nil average of 19.7 points being scored against tJiem in three gaiues. Marshfield Tanks second In thin deparluient with an average of 21.3, closely fol lowed by Myrtle Point Willi nn av erage of 23 points per con test, mid "by Hose-burg, a fraction worse, at 211.2, in four games. Coqullle ap pears to ho the weakest defensive ly, allowing an iivci-une of 111 points to be scored uKittutU them in three games. Return Game Dated Couch Jim W'attH' Indian hoop sters return to Coos Bay for their second league game away from the local tepee when I hey meet Marsh Held next Friday night for the sec ond engagement between the two quintets In two weeks. If the lo cal warriors piny the Rinne brum! of ball an played lust Friday illicit, little dilficully fhouU be encount ered tu the lands of the Pirate lu annexing their third ilirilrirt win of the Hen son. Marshlleld, how ever, will lie a vastly improved team playing on their own Moor. The return ot their coach, Al ,ii tides, and several fir) si ring players, alt of whom have been ill the past two weeks, should aid a grout deal In HtrciiuthcnliiK the Pintle five, materially and psy chologically, GRID STAR GOING TO NORTHWESTERN CIIICACO. IVh 2 (AIM Hill 10 CoiTOVOIll. AiihtIi'h'h iHltptiiliil ItiK irtl gridiron hi n r. ili'rlilril to day lo enroll lit Norllini'stiMll mil YtM'slly next lull. Io Corrcvont In tt Hlnimneul xiltil ho vlnhrd lo 1 1 1 1 1 ' lit ll Hi-liool 11 (Mi r IiIh lionio, nml llutl wiih Iuh ronnon for Hi'ioctinK Norihwoht.'rn. !l(i(liK. two or llirt'i toiininiHtcH on the AilHtin ll i K ll K'llonl or which lie wk4 a slur, also hint iliinni,il to outer NorllmoHliMii. 1 iu ('orrevont. l!i yours ohl, will filter NortliweHtern wilh the most nrnmitlnn.il record ever in-hiee.l 'JlIF VESSUVN -fH' COP WMffl "rME MAOOK STOOD BY" lpfl MZA WEMT PTOSPECTiKI' FO' Jfll AMD lT "THE COP'S CO 1? SILVAN ALL OVAM TH ' fM THAT WHEW THOSE BOYS OWE HOUSE AM' HE HIT PAY jM, ME A THREE-WEEK'S FEED J DIRT UMDAH MISTAH AMD STALL. BILL, WELL, " J CLYDE'S MATTRESS AW' 3lVE YOURSELF A MUDQE V, HE DUM TOOK TH'.BOYS M AMD HIKE OVER TO THE? J V K, TO TH' JAIL-HOUSE OWL'S CLUB AMD TELL "THAT J iSlri, , BIQ FLUFF DOME TO BAIL Lw "'I J-L rf-v-s- (' THE BOyS OUT OF THE t-rllllll I V SOUP BEFORE 1 C3ET JQAJrUtlL A IF SHE FIMD V, HIS RAWGE WITH A tYiM , t OUT TH'MAtlAH A tfv " ( ANOP HAMDLE J 7 M I'p I ! f5r i -7J1LSW1 V. . " f I i 1 I .... I i nn ni rn mm ... YlE CASH CUSTOMERS rtKT A BREAK Headed His Own Army of Gunmen bhapiro NCE head of 200 to 500 "strong - arm gunmen" who exacted heavy tributes from New York busl , ncss through ) "protective" . rackets. Jacob i Shapiro, 41. is listed by fed eral operators as one of the nation's most sought criminal leaders. by a prep fool bull pluyer. In ten KullloH lliBl scuxon lie scored M toilelidowns, n 1 of tin. in In iuo Kiiino. mid reKistered a total of 211 points. No less than 7!i linlverHllles and rollcKes luid iniido overtures to him. -o- WILBUR HOOPSTERS BEAT ELKTON, 28-6 The Wllhlir huskelhall lenm put the Mth game. In the win eolunili, aKUinst S defeats1 hy trouneliiK the visltliiK Kihton boys 2H-X Tuesday niKht in a non-enufereuro :ime. It looked like a slaughter in the first quarter, when Wilbur led 10 t, hut the Klkton defense tightened and the half ended 12-ti, and It was only Hi-li at (he tlnce-(Uni tnr mark. The local team really went to town in I lie last canto, seorliiK 12 points mid holding their opponents to a KhiKle field kuuI. Snyeis and Short were the hotshot :t for Wilbur, seoriiiK H and 10 point respec tively. In a preliminary giime. the Klk ton Kill" defeated the Wilbur Kill 2:t-u in nn exciting gaino. ItuHkelhtill Miitniiiary; Wilbur 1 2H) Wyatt (21 Snyeis (II) Short (10) Pen iHon Woinly (2i V V (! V, o s s Marshnll P (S) Klkton (11 Kerrill .21 Andre MoiKniiti Mode (2) (irlfnth Haines Anderson num. illnir teiiniH vh'y (lide In cout'erence Riime this Friday Wilbur. OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. :i. (AP) l'hil Hruhuker of Dlntilm, Calif., marked a three-round techninil knockout of Johnny Krjavec, Hit luth, jMinn., into his "comeback" record today and aimed his sights on new heavyweights to conquer. The young, former Bible student, who a year ago rocketed up the fis tic bidder but bounced down just as fast when ho met Jack Sharkey lu Hoston, floored the veteran Kr Javee twice in the second round find twice in the third before the referee stopped the Scheduled leu round match. Itrubnker hit his opponent bo hnrd lu the second round he burst a Klove, nnd the intermission pe riod between rounds was extern' ;d three minutes while bo obtained a new one. Hnibaker weighed 203 pounds and Krjavee 1X2. o- .liist as artificial i"ht has been found to lncreare the production of laying hens during Hhnrt winter days, so can it he used to stimulato setting of fruit on tomato vines grown in greenhouses, according lo a report just, made bv A. U. It. Hou(iiei, horticulturl. 1 In charge of vegetable ero s at O.S.C, In a new exifihslou circular entitled, "(irecn house Vegetables Tor mines." "Where ph-nts vero given the extra ItluminnHon, the number of iruils set per cluster was markedly hle.her lha:i t:iose which were uii tHuminnied. bi;t whether the cost of the illumination and Its equipment would be equal to or greater th:in the v.'ilne itf the Increiined yield nf Bones of Prehistoric Animal Found in Mine M VHTLR CR'HRK, Feb. 3. Tusks, a part of a jawbone and a tooth, presumably from some prehistoric animal, were found recently by Royal Dleckman while working his placer mine on Lees creek. Tim bones have been placed on display at the Myrtle Creek drug store. The weight of the molar Is 21 pounds and it is 15 inches in cir cumference. It is badly discolored. CAPTAIN OF CAGE Boudreau of Illinois Found Under Agreement With Pro Baseball Club. rruit would depend on the cont of lighting and the value of the crop," iho report slates. Hec.aiisH of the influence of light, most growers find it more profit able lo produce greenhouse toma toes during the period of lengthen ing days In advance of the outdoor crop, ratlr-r than in the shorter-day period following the close of regu lar season, the author says. The circu"ir.r includes complete discussion of production factors entering into the growing of toma toes under glass. nTM niiTP nn , AMnlluManlU " IIVDOQR TOMATOES CL STDGK BEST BERRY INSURANCE Avoiding I lie dwurf disease of lo g.'iuhnrricH In western Oregon fields depends primarily on usinp plants from Htoek not affeeted by this virus trnlililo, and through being sure that loganberries ore not planted near phenomenal berries, which nre quite generally snbjeet to the disease, snys Dr. a, M. Zel ler. plant patllolnKist, Oregon State college, iii a brief station cir eulur of information entitled, "liwurf disease of Loganberries." Where the disease shows less than 5 per cent, it is pinetienl and advisable to rogue out the affeet- Ily CHARLES DUNK LEY CIIICAf.U, Feb. 3 (AP) Reve Intiun that Iiuls noudreau, L'nl varsity of Illinois basketbaii can tain, had been suspended fioin nunei..s ror verually agreeing to ilfiii Willi mo Cleveland Uasebnll club and for permitting the club to Bend $100 monthly checks to his mother, struck western conference athletic officials like a bombshell today. Ihe mii-isension prompted John L. (irlttti, commissioner of nth letics of the conference, to make a harply worded protest against major league emus "enticing" col lege players before their gradua Hon, and led other big ten officials to speculate as to tha existence of similar cases. Iloudreau's Ineligibility ruling by the western conrereiico faculty committee Btunned the Illinois campus at Champaign. The ruling, However, provided, that he might be reinstated next fall provided he aovers connection with professional athletics, liouilrenu was reported to have directed the Cleveland club to stop remitting money to his mother who lives In Harvey, ill lleing a Junior, he has another vear ui competition. Stars In Sport The 20-year-old athlete professed not knowing he was violating any conference rule and declared the committee's ruling was a shock to nun. As a forward, Boudreau play ed a stellar role in helping the llllni gain a tie with Minnesota for the conference championship last year. He scored 44 points this year to be tied for ninth place among nig ten sharpshooters, lu his first year on the team he was chosen on numerous all-conference sounds. lu baseball. Uolidreau was rated as a Bparltling third baseman, a natural hitter, and a strong factor in Illinois' drive to the IJig Ten championship. EX-LABOR SPY TO A mysterious figure, GT-9!), a re tired labor spy, whose Identity will not be revealed even to the radio studio where he Is to speak, will be heard over the Mutual network and station KRNlt from 7 to 7:30 p. ni., Friduy, Feb. 4. GT-89, who claims to know more about Ameri can labor conditions than any other man alive, will broadcast from be hind a screen In order to prevent his identity from becoming known. He will comment on recent AFI CIO disputes. (! r-99 took up the nrofession of n labor spy 20 years ago. Author of a book entitled, "Labor Spy," he recently retired from his nrofes sion and Is living In retirement In Canada. His unique radio broadcast will be entitled "Twenty Years Ago and Today." ed plants, making sure that the stalko me burned Immediately. rather than being allowed to lie around nR a source of Infection for other plants. The disease, which is at present limited largely to two counties In the Wjllainetto valley, causes an abnormal yellowish green color of the leaves and a general dwarfing which, la advanced stages, keeps the canes stiff and short. THE T o r, . No. 1 8 f) ( .VffM Showing Mm't Frienilmtss To Man . SPIRIT I'mriitcd In A Spirit Of friendlinas . . . By SCIIlLEY:S k iz u I. i ii r. i. . . , i he Vrinullicr 1 aslim U iisiey. iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Caused by Tired Kidneys Mirny of tlnnn Bnnin, nnnRiuR, pninftil brti-LttrhfM pts.pln I .Initio on cl.it or trnliw tr often by tltcl kMttrra mxI may D rclinvol hf tnvitnl hi tin ritflit m'. rholitlnp) mro N it I nn' I'l.irf wv of (Aing '"'Mil Ri'litS MTlit puiminoil mit out Pt III Mmxt. Mtt ip.ti1 in- about 'A ninta ft dny r bout H Mun.l nf Hum. 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