Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 24, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1941. Roseburg Indians Take on League's leaders Tonight Hard FoorboU Battle Loomc In Effort of ft. H. 5. To Pull Springfield Off Its Perch Trl-County League Standings- OUR COARDING HOUSE With Major Hoople Snrjnpiield . . University Hixl) Cottage firovc . Kosebui Kecdspoi I Lebanon Swcrt Home The Honebure W 3 1 2 2 I) J) liit!h '!'. Pet. II O 1 M M"l 0 J 1.00!), 1 0 .B67 i 1 1 .0(17 1 2 (I .50(1 2 0 .000 1 4 0 .(too j school I n-1 tnnii'ht I'M SIMCE- JUI.'.E FOUND OUT ABOUT QUEENIEr BEING TATTOOED ON MN CHEST, SWE LOOKS AT ME LIKE I'M A tv. Moid CARRIER HATE TO SHOVE cvt- "Feeling LIKE A LAND LORD WHO JUST grandmother PSHAW. SAM w- THE; gemtler.se often MISJUDGES 3UCH FCHS- LES AS VOUR TATTOOED LET ME ASSURE: JULIET THAT QUEENJiB IS MASCOT OP THE PAClPIC FuEET, A-ND IS RESARD-ED 1 V ASTUTE ADMiRALS AND PETTY OPPICERS ALIKE A LEAVE IT TO THE OLD SLEIGHT-OF- HAND EXPERT uWE COULD EXPLAIN A WAVE OP SAPE-CRfvCKlNG AS THE ROLL1CK- HALLOVJEBM B dlans will endeavor knock I he Springfield Millers off their perch at (he tup of the Tri-1 County liiKh school luotball league. The strong Springfield team, undefeated so fur this sea son, is expected to ilve the In dians the hardest test of the sea son In the came under the ll(;hls at Klnlay field tonight. Oultitunding players on (he vis iting team are Doug l'ryc, velcr an from last year's squad, who is un exceptionally Rood pass re ceiver and a fine defensive play er; John Radmore, center, defen sive squad taller, a uood blocker and line backer on defense; Kon ald McCJtiire, blocker and stronn defense player at right nuard; Wayne Seaman, fleet halfback, who can kick, pass and run, and who lias scored six touchdowns for the Millers this year, Hiid Ijf Todd, quarterback, a speedy ball carrier, a good blocker iul an able passer and kicker. Augmenting this group of stars, I lL. t r i.uitnhln Knitnil Ivllh 11 ! pailiculu'rlv strong line, both on i lm,'r a"d iK u,"ve average as a offense and defense. I ball carrier. Pari of Voting's rep- -r -r,i.. - :,, Iiitallon as a passer, however, is Indians Top Ta ent Cited. fJu(, ,o (. ,1, ()f mmiM,r, Opposed to the rugged Mi lcrsjlv ,, Tollv Anderson, quarter will be a team of Indians, which ! bad( nll(1 cn(li wno USUil)v alc ,)n also boasts a group of oulsland- rm.VjnR cn(. Kotn wimberly V EVICTED HiS AND PETTY D-X K -A 53 r.-. J m. -.ZE : V - ,p.-i . i'A Washington Even Choice in Battle With Stanford 11 Oregon $tot Favored Over Cougars, U. of O. Expected To Easily Defeat UCLA "lilAAT'S WHAT VOU CALL A F-P.EE TRANSLATION- west. Although the Bears have vet to win a conference game, they're considered dangerous with new ofXensive punch in their back field and a revamped line. kicker, who has still another your with the local team. Young Is one of the beat, II not the bcsl, high school kickcro in the slate, tie also is a cool and accurate of the Young Kosebuig squad is scnsal ional passer Her! and i I ability in snaring the hall from GETTING STALE? - fr i - DOW II NO tec PS VQUFIT.. Keep fit, Mr. Business Man, and Ladies, too, by dropping In one or two nights a week for healthy exercise that Is great fun. You'll find the town's leaders pepping up here! Roseburg Bowling Aliey out of the air. Holh are good de fesive players as well. Wimberly is a very hard tackier. Two of Koscbuig's slrongesl defensive plavers are Marcus Wells, full hack, and Hill Turner, guard. These two players back up the line on defense. Wells calls do-feiisiv-; loriiialions and so far has shown Hood judgment in prepar ing lo meet opposing strategy. Turner is live hardest tackier on the Koteburg team, and. despite the fuel that he weighs only 111) pounds, is considered one id the strongest of the defense players. Line Defense Weak- Rnscburg's weakness lies in Us Uelunsivcr line. The players so far have not shown ability to get un der the charges of opponents In lunhinc altacks thereby placing the defensive burden almost en tirely upon the secondary.- The lliu- 'functions very well, hnwevor, on offense. Tans who witness the game to niglil may expect to see a most exciting contest, with both learns using plenty ot strategy, decep tion and open plays as Spring field strives to stay al I lie top ol Single I.T 75 1 Peterson 1.0 . K , I flolniqulst C j Turner KG .'in I Vincent HT !I0 My tie HE S5 Wimberly Q Sll Young I.I I 45 Ilohnstiiu HII (iO Wells F 25 Springfield. Frve I.!-: .'ii Haurh I.T 44 Brock 1.0 ."1 Radmore C 'M M.Ouire HO Wl Coombs HT 55 Williams IUC IS lioqua Q 53 Seaman LI I 21 Thienes KH 4li 'I'odd ' F 47 NOTICE OF FINAL :."J i the league and the Indians polnl ' uu ,llu to culling down I he margin be tween first and fourth place. The Knschiug Indians will piob ably enter the game with their usual .starting lineup with the possibli except ion of Hill Holm stein at right half in place of Jack Calkins, Coach Jim Davis re ported today. jC'alklils, the speedy Ifoscbiiig ball earlier, is suH'iTing from a strained leg muscle but will be available for tonight's game, if needed. However, it is probable that Ilohnslein. v. I in in his first year in football lias shown much promise as a back field man, will get the starling nod. Tony Anderson, the veteian left end, will captain I he team to night. Probable starting lineups are as lollows: Rosebui g. Player 1'os. No. Anderson ( 15 SETTLEMENT III the county court of the state of Oregon for Pouglas county. In the mailer ot I lie estate oi Theodore Anderson, deceased. Notice is hereby given that ttic undersigned administratrix of the estate of Theodore Anderson, de ceased, has lilod In the above entitled court and cause her final account In settlement of said estate and by order of the above enlllled court duly made and en tered of record, fixing and ap pointing Saturday, the 1st day of November, Jfl-1 1 , al the office ol Hie eounlv ludge ill the Douglas countv court room at Itosehurg. . t. .. f 1 l. A,i I urogon, m i oe limn ui iw.ww o'clock in the forenoon of said day as the lime and place for the hearing of object inns to said ac count and the sett lenient of said islale. Dated and firsl published this of October. l!)ll. M.MA ANDERSON'. Adivmr.lialrix of the eslale ol Theodore Anderson, deceased. LONG AND LONG. Attorneys lor the Estate. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24. ' APi Stanford's T formation In dians attempt to blasl"one of the toughest ubstucics from their Rose Bowi path tomorrow when they hook up with a powerful Washington outfit In the Pacific coast's top football game. With wet weather expected In Seattle for the contest, the cham pion Stanford was no better than an even choice against the Hus kies. Washington, one of the five contenders for the coast con ference title, is a proven mudder, while Stanford s only loss this season came in the rain. The famed Indian T-formation i probably will be operating with-1 out speedy Pete Kmelovie, the hard-running halfback who was instrumental In Stanford's 20-to-10 victory over the Huskies last season. He was injured against O. S. C. Neither team can hope to stay in the swift-paced title chase af ter a loss In this game. A victory for Stanford would give the In dians what amounts to a clear path to the Rose Bowl, with both Oregon and Oregon State behind R. R. Brand Heads Oregon th('m- Washington still has to Junior High Principals tn the far west this season. SALEM, Oct. 24.- (AP) Ore-I Oregon Teams Favored. gon high school principals open- Two of the other teams lied for ed their annual two day conven- the circuit lead with a victory and lion here today, being welcomed a loss apiece. Oregon and Oregon by Governor Sprague and Rex State gamble little against U. C. Putnam, state superintendent of L. A. and Washington State, re public instruction, spectively, in conference games. I he principals discussed nro-1 Oregon State, holding victories posed changes, in curriculum to-1 over both Washington and Stan- day. Tonight they will attend a ford, was a lieavv f avorite at Pull- banquet at which the speaker man over the Cougars, whose will be Dr. Carl Sumner Knopf, only chance lay In the passing Willamette university president, arm of sharp-shooting Billy Officers will he elected tomor- Sewell. Oregon likewise was ex row, nected to have little trouble with rt the meeting yesterday of impotent U. G. L. A. at Los An- jumor high school principals, R. geles. The Bruins have been R. Brand of Roseburg was elect- beaten soundly oy Washington ed president. Other new officers and Stanford. are lorn Wells, Corvallis, vice But Southern California, an president; 1). A. Emerson, deputy other leader, was figured only a stale superintendent of public In- toss-up against California, the struclion. secretary. I toughest defensive club In the M m Won Lost Pet. .13 .. 9 .. 9 5 9 9 13 .720 .500 .500 .271 Team Deer Creek Dairy Grimms' Market... Sandy's Place Rainbow Grill Games Last Night. Rainbow Grill 1. Sandy's 2. Deer Creek Dairy 2, Grimm's Mar ket 1. High individual game score, Blessing 180. High individual series score, young 453. . Rainbow Grill: 1-17 147 147 441 101 !30 70 307 .106 107 10T, 319 . 81! Woffard Muller O'Neil Heberly Hohnstein .. Totals 89 109 2b4 1S9 122 149 400 .102 111 115 328 71 700 702 2079 Sandv's Place: 103 103 103 309 .145 149 97 391 122 126 122 370 .85 112 122 319 Elliott .: 118 134 145 397 Blessing -180 134 131 445 7C3 723 722 2208 Rep. Leoyy of Washington Named as Federal Judge WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (API Representative Charles H. Leavy (D.-Wash.) was nominated by President Roosevelt yesterday to be federal Judge for the west ern district of Washington state. Leavy. 57 years old, and a for mer superior court state judge, is now serving his third term in congress. He was named to the judiciary post vacated November 3, 1939, by the retirement of Judge Edward E. Cushman. Public Dance MACCABEE HALL Saturday Night Music by Casey Jones' Firemen EVERYBODY WELCOME H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Licensed Lsdy Assistant Any Dlstsncs, Any Tim Our Mrvlc I for ALL, and mutt EVERY NEED Black .. . Schaerer Sanders . 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