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. He went to the Park
Avenue rnmlv shon where the
pasenger had made a stop, and
learned the store had been rob
bed of $250.
"I figured something was
phony when he came out of the
store," the cabbie told police.
"He had no candy."
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