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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1943. Tough Practice Given Indians For Cottage Grove Foe The Roscbut'g liifjh school football team has been given ' ugh scrimmage practice this week in preparation for Friday night's game with Cottage Grove on Flnlay Held. Coach Turner lias been working on new offen sive plays, us well as plugging defensive weaknesses revealed in the University high school game last week, when the In dians suffered a 7-to-0 defeat. Friday's game, which had been scheduled for the afternoon, was set for 8 p. m., following cancel lation of (he state Christian En deavor convention. The night hour has been found more favor able for local and visiting fans and also eliminates interference with the school program. Coach Turner's grealesl diffl celty has been in developing speed in the backfield. He has the weight and power needed for of fensivo plays Into the line, but lacks the speed for gains around the flanks. The Indians in their game with University high showed pass de lense weaknesses, and lost the game when a 30-yard toss put the invaders on the Hoseburg goal line. By a 25 to 6 victory over Heeds- port In the first game of the sea son, the Indians are still at the top of the percentage column in the southern half of the district The game Friday night will count In percentage standing:;, as will the game with Springfield, to be played here Oct. 2!). The game with University high school was a Klng'r.-X encounter. The top flight team In the southern half of the district will meet the win ner of the northern half In a post-schedule contest for the dis trict title, with the winner to go Into the state championship elim inations. U. S. Subsidy Opposed By Potato Growers WASHINGTON, Oct. M - (API - Potato growers and shippers from bigcrop states, in confer ence here, expressed "unalterable opposition" to government sub sidies and appealed to their con- MRS. CHAS. A. BRAND TEACHER OF SINGING Studio 4, Masonic Bldg. Phone 695-J-l SINGH friendliest '"'; " pressmen to back their stand. Representative Frank Fellows iR.-.Me. I, alter an opening ses sion of lh" Industry representa tives, said the potato men opjxjs ed subsidies for many reasons, including "their belicl that it would tend to socialize agricul ture, because of the uncertainty and the endless bookkeeping for which the small farmer is ill rqulppcd." The group also favored aiim illation of an OI'A requirement that carloads of potatoes be ac companied by a manifest identi fying the shipper, grade and purchaser. S8? Industrial League Team W L I'd. 1. uiuls Radio 8 4 Mil Industrial Supply 7 5 SH3 Blessings 6 0 -500 Billions Shoes 0 0 .500 Grimms Grocery (I 500 Coca Cola fi (I .500 Youngs Hay 1 .333 Harths Toggery 4 3 .333 Games Wednesday Night Industrial Supply Co. 2. Youngs Bay 1; Coca Cola 2. Brutons Shoes 1; Grimms Grocery 2, Harths Toggery 1; I.unds Radio 2, Blessings 1. Remarks High Individual game score: Roy Young, 213. High individual series score: Cecil Black, 553; Arch KUiolt, 555. General Average (Big Ten). 1. liaughman, 1S5; 2. Fread man, ISO; 3. Taylor, 178; 4. Bren ner, 17X; 5. II. fair, 175; ('.. Peter son, 175: 7. Tannlund, 170; 'I. Cecil Black, KiS; !l. Bulk, 107; 10. K. Phillips, 107. I.unds Radio: Handicap Hen Young 111) ..148 II!) 153 121 158 13li 107 855 111 182 18S 137 122 101 !I04 117 10!) 185 110 153 155 130 2-13 144 351 15 1 137 170 4!)8 G. R. Phillips I5N P. I.und Roy Young .. G. WelhiKin Totals Blessings: 1S2 no ..i: .1)10 .1'!' Handicap Freadman .. 111 152 157 140 12fi . 15S .850 111 195 1 40 118 133 184 881 117 151 177 333 529 485 ! 401 ' 381 ! 51 10 ! .'035 j 351 500 549 Quant Coniplon .. . Lehrhach .. . Batighinan Tolals Grimms Grocery Handicap 117 Heck .. .. y . ISO Brenner .187 TIIH DAYS OF Till; STAC;i:COAUl, Golden c ColTce has been ' jluur rvjjre of the Wat! We invite our newcomer friends to select it and taste it critically! It is not accidental that your grocer features Ciolden West in the lass jar, and in the wartime emergency J'aj'cr hat; it makes friends for him, for a grand cup of eolfee is the of beverages. Ryan 112 171 174 487 Thicle 100 153 110 138 Ferguson . . 200 102 115 .'07 Totals . :l!)3 057 880 28.32 Harths Toggery: Handicap 150 130 150 450 I. oomls 130 170 110 430 King 1 10 172 135 407 Holier 121 01 140 301 Tannlund . 151 1S1 211 543 Cramer .. 103 107 185 513 Tolals . 873 010 957 2772 Brutons Shoes: Handicap . . 110 110 110 357 Can- I! 183 100 54) Vrooman .. .. 135 150 130 430 Hcill. 148 142 155 445 Brtiton .. 135 100 108 513 , K. Phillips . . 180 158 180 521 Totals 971 !)21 018 2810 ( oca Cola: i Handicap . 120 120 120 378 1 Spencer 158 1 10 218 522 II. inneman .. 138 178 113 420 Bul k ISO 170 1 I I 500 Adams 07 138 158 375 lil.it'k 150 230 10!) 555 Totals . .843 088 028 2750 Youngs Bay Lumber Co.: Handicao . ... 72 72 72 210 C. Peterson ... 173 203 100 530 Fd Moore . . 181 159 170 510 Roy Fenton ... 123 127 122 372 D. Anderson . 110 180 12!) 455 A. Tavlor 173 180 172 531 Totals 802 il.ii 825 2020 , Industrial Supply Co.: Handicap 125 125 125 37;' Sherman 1 10 150 101 400 Porter 153 151 233 537 J. Davis 150 15!) 177 480 Eillolt 211 181 157 553 Palchett 170- 14!) 107 420 Tolals 901 018 900 2S39 Forms Sent Farmers for Sending in Food Stamps WASHINGTON', (1(4. II AP. Local ralinnin:: hoards are mailing direct to farmers Ihe re port forms they need in submit ting stamps collected from tile sail (jf rationed foods, the OPA said. Also in Hie packet are detail ed instructions concerning the collection or stamps, which are required for farm sales of such foods as f'-esh or smoked meals, sausage, lard, butte-- nd cheese. Fanners who h; submitted stamps previously a,..' automat ically registered with their local hoards and will receive the forms. Others may apply for I hem. A prayer service Is a regularly observed part of preparation for a U. S. heavy bomber attack I mm Kngland. GEO. W. DIMMICK AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 125 Cass Street, Phan- 484 L farms stock ranches timber lands ice Midway Battle Eased Jap Threat To Pacific Coast SEATTLE, Oct. 14-AP1-I'or the first time last night mil itary authorities permitted i! to be disclosed that the Pacific Northwest was in imminent dan gers of attack ami without ade quate defenses immediately aft or Pearl Harbor. The Post lntelligericer. In a story obtained frori high army and navv officers, said: "The truth is that until the battle of Midway there was noth ing between the people of the North Pacific coast and the Jap anese but a thin line of offshore natrol boats and army forces, a few fighter planes and a handful of bombers, but nothing like the numher needed to repel an ap reaching carrier-protected enemy task force." A high army officer was quot ed as having said: "If the Japs had not been frightened away at Hutch Har bor by the sudden appearance of i few unsuspected land-based nicrican aircraft, anil if they 'ieil not been turned back at Mid way, there would have been Jan iner.e troops in Oregon In 30 days." The rrmy Is confident it could lies'- prevented any serious ad vince into Washr.cton from in vasion beach heads, 'he paper aiMe.!. Officers Elected by Otegon Pythian Sisters PORTLAND, Oct. 13 -(API-Mrs. Queen Wood, Independence, is new grand chief of the Py thian Sisters of Oregon. 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