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ROSEBURG NEW$-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1947 FOUR Six Games Open County Volleyball League Tourney First round of the girls' county high school B volleyball league got under way yesterday after noon at Roseburg Junior High gymnasium before a packed house of net fans. Double elimina tion and consolation playoffs con tinue today, starting at 4 P. M. While Drain, title contenders, do not begin action until this afternoon, 194H's runners up, Myrtle Creek suffered a 1914 de feat by Glide's lassies In the after noon contest, but made a come back In the evening to trounce Canyonville, 51 6. On the win list In the first bracket yesterdity was Roseburg, Camas Valley, Riddle, Yoncalla, Days Creek, and Glide. Lineups and scores: Roseburg (34) (19) Oakland Parrott, 3 1, E. Miller Davis, 1 1, Anderson Morgan 2, P. Miller Byrd, 1, 2, Babcock Galla, 5 2, Hathaway Dusseau, 12 4, Johnson Elliott, 12 2, Moore Buell, 3 2, Hogan Substitutions: Roseburg Story 3, Ellison, A,gleson, Byrd; Oak landAnderson 1, McHuigill 1. Camas Val. (41) (15)Canyonville Doris, 3 3, Harris Marie, 8 1, Hyatt Pearl, 7 3, Falconer Maybelle, 2 Hamilton May, 1 1, Bantan Laura, 12 2, Spencer Donna, 4 2, Jones Phyllis, 4 3, SprinRstead Substitutions: Canyonville I. Hamilton. Riddle (34) (12) Yoncalla Hendricks, 5 1. Case Weakley, 2 3, Wilson Hausotter, 3 1, Long Zumwalt 2, Land Boyd 1, Merk Howard, 5 1, Huntington Gilbrelh 1, Campbell Bates, 3 2, Kruse Substitutions: Riddle Alkln, 4, Harper 1, Rupp 1, Garner S. Glide (19) (14) Myrtle Creek Hallow, 1 Brownson Strader, 1 3, Ronk J. Marler, 1 Spyker Schosso, 1 1, Newcomtw LaBonte, I 2, Maddur Steurer, 10 1, Jacobson Taylor, 2 7, Gratz A. Marier, 7 Chancy Substitutions: Glide- Hichman; Myrtle Creek Kuslcr. Pays Creek (3(i) ( 151 Suthrrlin Barbara, 6 1, Aldropp Pora, 7 3, Liesenger Vera, 3 1, Stowe Norma, 2 4, Payne Bev, 5 3, Martin Betty, 3 2, Beamer Ponna. 5 1. Olson Substitutions: Pays Creek - -Hazel 5; Sutherlln Young, Hem melwrlght, Hoagland. Myrtle Crk. (51) IB) Canyonville Brownson 1, Jones Ronk, lfi 1, Springstead Spyker, 1 Falcomer Newcombe. 3 Andervpn Maddux, 6 Bantan Jacobson, 11 3, Spencer Gratz, 12 1, Hyatt Kusler, 1 Harrison Substitutions: Myrtle Creek Osborn, Bronson, Patter, Chancy. Yoncalla (37) (9) Suthrrlin Case, 3 :.. Aldropp Lloyd, 7 Liesenger Wilson, 6 3, Stowe Long, 3 1, Payne Merk, 1 Martin Huntington, 8 Beamer Campbell, 8 1, Wahl Hoagland, 4 1, Kruse Substitutions: Sutherlin Young. Officials: Laws and Mc Gee. Snooks Lacey Retains Featherweight Title SALEM, Ore., Feb. 13. 111') Harold (Snooks) Lacey, Portland Negro, was still top hand of the Northwest's featherweight box ers after winning a 15-round de cision last night from Tony Rob erts, Vancouver, B. C. Each weighed 126 pounds. Dick Abney, 158, Salem, won a four-round decision from John O'Pay, 154, Portland. Ray Garcia, 154, Denver, Colo., and Ted Damiefo, 160, Portland, battled to a four-round draw. Bomber Daniels, 182, Portland, knocked out Jack Duffield, liK), Bakersfleld, Calif., in the first round of a scheduled four-round fight. Douglas Champs Get New Chance For State Series Gene Krewson's Douglas Coun ty Commercial hoop champs get a return match Sunday at 2:30 P. M. at Senior High's gym to avenge a 2','i defeat h:.nded them by Keedsport's Ann lican Legion quintet. Entered in slate A.fl V. i ;mpe tltion, the Rainbow '" must win over Coos Coun ' I eague entries to oht;nn ei.: u. in "he tournament in Portland March 2 4-6-7. A win over the Ixgion nalres will leave a split and a contest with Powers, also en tered in the state-wide compe lition. A.A.U. Commissioner Dick Suite announced Tuesday that I ueautine iui i-iuijr in tMitn-i nit ! las-County district playoff will be I renruary id, aner wnicn nine the playoffs will be arranged. unions jayvecs are cuiicimy tied with Eugene's Eagles for the Lane circuit, but the J-V's are not eligible for the state A.A.U. tournament, leaving the Eagles with a playoli with leaders of pentnn nnri T.tnn countv whtrh Include Shedd, Brownsville, Leb anon and Corvallis. Cal Bonney, Outdoor Store for ward, who caused trouble for the Grillers in a recent benefit con test in Roseburg, Is currently leading the Lane A.A.U. scoring with 216. Howard "Hap" Apple gate, former Yoncalla and Rose burg hoopster, is second with 209 points for Eugene's Eagles. Hot Tip NEW YORK, Feb. 13. (.f) A taxi driver, puzzled when a young man tipped him $10 at Grand Central terminal and told him to "keep your mouth shut," decided to check up. 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