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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1941 Indians Regain L 1 Overtime Period Necessary to 1 Decide Battle Between Two '' jicfcsbn County Quintet's." '- The Roseburg Indians were a hart game out in front of the district' basketball, race again to day the result of n Medford victory last night oven the Ash land 'Grizzlies.1 Medford won 31 to 32 In an 'Overtime period at I Medford. 'Hoscburg. defeated by Ashland last week, now has won 8 games and lost 3 while Ashland has won 7 and lost 3. Medford hn. won C and lost 4 ''i . Medford will play at Ashland on the 28th and Ashland ' will ploy at Grants I'ass on the 25th. Roseburg' plays i at Medford Fri day of this week, the last game of the conference schedule, for the 'Indians. '" j . If Roscburg can beat Medford Friday the Indians are sure of nt least a tie for first place and thereby will bo able to play -off the tie at a later date, when, In all probability the ' full strength of the team would be available. Indians Face- Final Test Friday night's game . at Med. ford now will be the crucial test for the Indians, who still will be lacking; the services of Karl 'Wlard, who is suffering from '. mumps. Jim ' Finlay probably will be available for the Medford lire last period of (he gnme with game, although he is now out of - (,1a right arm practically para- scnmmugi- oecnusu ui u scvitf iy.fl and Helpless. Although na- arm bruise sintered In hatitrtiav , rurally Heht handed. Flnlav night's game ' against Ashland. The,' arm In badly swollen and vnrv .hltlnftlt hill V.rnu nynminn. tion has revealed that there was no fracture. He played the en- OUR BOARDING HOUSE ' With Major Hoople ! rIF SOU OlON'T SHADOW W EASY, (VW BOY.'- VOU JUSTTOSSED OMEjg ME.HOW'D WDU KNOW X 1MOViE STl'S !UTC THE w'A'S'TEBASKETSO' V) rO'CMH til A kAr NC I Jf -T7 I,- I rvrk 1 f. I,- l.f , ir-1 rmr-yy! . I I K?NIAUT?. fikiri UnuJnn it mar dove ubcitic. rzocj tfukl A yZ&Z F I vVI'd C r BLUISH GRAY HAIRS OF" J( SHERLOCK TELL X 7 V V vi i ire .-.. V.I , , , : j .. vv una mPiZ I 1 UES,UE COULD, fe'1!! 1 1 "I X-.- MAJOR AMD MfflM&8m ,.o TOMORROW HE WILL-J it 1 n. m.luill hn nlnvprl nt thn luninv hiivh cchnnl Tno second place in the central -The Zone Hoop Title DRAIN, Ore., Feb. 18. strong Slh grade basketball team from Drain won the North Doug las county championship in the tournament held for -8th grade teams In the-Drain high school gymnasium Saturday. Drain won the playoff 21 to 13 from Winchester Bay. - Winches ter Bay won from Oakland 20 to 17 and Drain beat Gardiner 38 to 20 in the first round. Gardiner won from Oakland 17 to 15 In the consolation match. ' Drain will play the southern district championships at Rose- I burg Saturday night for the coun ty 8lh grade championship. The county 8th grade all-star selections were made as follows: I First team, Denham, Oakland, I and Henry, Winchester Bay, for wards; Marcholor, Drain, center: I Huelshoff, Gardiner and R. Simp son, Drain, guards. Second team: Dcenin, Winches ter Bay and ' Hand, Drain, for- j wards; Johnson, Gardiner, center; G. Buehler, Drain, and G. Corje- land, Oakland, guards. free First off he potted two throws to knot the count. Jack Mulder followed with a field goal that put the Beavers in front, 29-27. Idaho never caught up-' ' ' Reported III Mrs. Homer Grow Is reported to be ill at her home on Cobb street. When busy hands get tired ...pause and haskelhall ffite? .'Sly.? n !! switched to his left hand and turned In a very creditable per formance despite the handicap. :i In preparation for Ihe game against Medford, Coach Watts is giving tne team some stremi-1 division after ousting the Surlier ous workouts this week. A hard i in Bulldogs, last veai 's cham scheduled to start Thursday. 2 New Teams on Bill Six of last year's basketball j district volleyball race will be de teams are aeain entered in the I li.rmini.rl Innluht i championsliip race I tween the Glide and LookingKlass s,ate CouKars and - the unlucky Victor Oyer Idaho ' V lu.'i) 'By the Associated Press) An Oregon State victory over I' e Idaho Va.vlals last nlgiit has increased the importance of the two-game engagement of the northern division, Pacific coast conference ' leading Washington ' !.y iwo new earns in inei c.,s nt Rost.bu,.R. The two tcnms ActiotiaUtj famous Convenient loeetlM Coffee Sliop-Bullet Tntrn Olntnt end Banquet Koorne Feunouslr Fine Fnd ' "'' Modern Appolntmente tuurloui Outside doom! Cerate Opposite 4 Wecome dwarj Vow scrimmage developed last night with the B squad.. The showing made by the Bees speaks well for next year's team as the Indians, ! lacking Winrd and Finlay were I hard pressed. I The Uees traveled to Myrtle 'f'reek Monday night where they I downed the Vikings 3S to 22 In a game which 'furnished Interest for a large audience. ' j TILLAMOOK, Feb. 111.- (AP) ! - Astoria high defeated Tilla mook, 31 to 2!i, last night to win jthe district 10 championsliip and qualify for the state high school oasketoall tournament at Halcm. 16 Douglas Teams Ready for County Tournament Here t . . . . By "HAP" APPI.KGATIC Sixteen haskelhall and volley hall Iftim'i friim It niini'liiu iihi. Iv h'ch schools lmi inl urtinn In. dicaling strenglh to he very even iiiiiiMig nit- nip Muaus oi lie north and coast districts. How ever, the smith and central dis trict learns also have shown much ability throughout the sea son and may surprise (lie more confident northerner. The basketball tournament will open at p. m. Thursday at Ihe senior high school gymnasium and the starling game will be broadcast over station KHNK. Schedule Announced The schedule of games for the first round of the haskelhall and have finished their schedule in a tie. conference pious, and Days Creek replaces Glendale from the southern di vision. Repeaters from last year are Myrtle Creek, first place win ner In the southern division by the flip of a coin; Camas Valley and Lookingglass from the cen tral division; Yoncalla and Drain Tiom tlie north and Koedsporl and F.lkton from the coast. As was the case last year, the main strength seems to be in the northern and coastal divisions. Reedsport hlgh.'-ulways a favo rite, but so far a poor tourna ment team, paced by twoof last vears all-couniv starts. Brandnn and Dunn, is predicted to be one Iterance. of the strong contenders. Yon- Paul Lindeman. Washington caila, crippled by the loss of Slate college center, was good for Glenn Cox, sophomore forward, ! 22 points in two games against placed first In the northern ill-1 Washington, to retain second vision and may be hard to beat. .lc,. wnn m points. Townsend, U. of O. Guard, Still Leading Scorer By the Associated Press A 31-puint scoring splurge in two games against Idaho last weekend kept Vic Townsend, Oregon guard, well ahead of the pack in the northern division coast conference basketball scor ing race. He has tallied 13G points in 12 games, -10 of them on free throws, the most successful free losses of any player in the con- Drain, holding an even break In games with Yoncalla and Heeds port lias been showing steady Im provement and is not to he count ed out. Klktnn, surprise team of last year's tournament, downed Reedsport in Ihe final game, in- vttotu TRAINS a.3t from Portland Yourconvvnlenca, titnand taut s r catered to in th choice o thus viy distinctly tiatni. PORTLAND ROSE- - Uev Pottl.nd 9:JJ p: m. rf.lly . Arrive Chicago 8:)0 a.m. llhWsy) PACIFIC LIMITED- Uv. Portland SiOO a. m. daily , Arrrva Chicago 8:43 a. m. lAth day) The Streamliner- l.aav PortUnJ 6i30 p. n, n tft lit 7tK. 3th. 19th nd 25th. Arrive Chicago 12 1!5 noonlrd dy) iviri 17 hour. No ntra faro. pQrtmr SnrWco mud Wrmm Pillow , In Comchmt mil train ' t pLOW COACH fARES-, Trip to weiewvujw $39.50 One Way "' morrow nlghl when the annual II league tournament opens here. Several of the cnnlestanls In j the tournament are repeaters from last year with four and is sllily five of last year's volleyball I teams again entered. Glendale ! for the southern division, Wilbur of the central division, Yoncalla, defending county champions from Ihe northern division and Reeds- port of the coast division are all back this year. Hither Klktnn or Gardiner also will be entered from Ihe coast section. Klktnn was In t lie tournament last year. . volleyball games was announced New teams are Days Creek from' today as follows.- Haskelhall - the south. Glide from the central Yiiiualia vs. Days Creek. I p. m.; and Drain from the north dlvis- Camas Valley vs. Klktnn. 5 p. m.; ion. ! Iteedsport vs. Drain, 7:.'(( p. m.; Pre .tournament dupe puis the Myrtle Creek vs. Lookingglass, favored role on Ihe Drain girls, j S:-l() p. in. All games will be with Yoncalla and lieedsport not : played at Ihe senior high school, far behind. Days Creek, however, ! Volleyball Days Creek vs. Cell appears to be the tournament ! Iral, No. 2, I p. in.; Keeilsport vs. darkhorse. The volleyball games Yoncalla, 4: I."j p. in.; Camas Val will he played at the Junior high ' ley v. Gardiner. fi:.'M p. m.; Drain school, wllh the first round vs. (ileniiale. H; l.'i p. m All games CC Round H.'ii Harris, Idaho forward, moved up to third place from sl:h place last week. Washington Huskies in Pullman tnis weekend.' The Cougars, who spanked the Huskies twice in Seattle last week, can ward off the threat of the onrushing Beavers by takin;; ixth games of this series. The Beavers' 41-35 victory was their second straight over the Vandals and loft'them a mathe matical chance of winning the title. They owed their triumph to Don Durdan, who entered the game midway through the final half to salvage the contest. The pint-size guard was credited with five timely free throws. But principally his presence fir ed the faltering Beavers to a new assault. ' The Beavers now rest up for their crucial game with the Ore gon Webfoots in Corvallis- Satur day night. - .. 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