Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1947)
EIGHT ROSEBURS KEWS.REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1947 Coos Bay Pirates Defeat Rainbow Grill Quint, 44-38 By ROYAL S. DENTON Outclassing their able oppon ent! in ball handling and basket making only. Coos bay's inde pendent quintet of Pirates earned berth as District 7 representatives In the A. A. U. tournament by de feating Rainbow Grill's scrappy five, 44 38. The score knotted twice early in the first half, the Pirates prov ed superior to the Grillers In fast breaking ability and lluor maneu vering, and both clubs displayed aggressiveness in gaining posses sion of the ball throughout the 40 minutes of play. An air-tight Rainbow defense, Its strongest asset In previous pnme, crumbled tinder the fast attack of Sammy Crowrll, former North Bend all-stater, and Kenny Hume, ex-U. of O. star, In the fl- for the Grillers with was hi Eh eight. A total of 42 foul line trips were made, Rainbow hitting 12 of 23 RHS Basketeers nal quarter after the Pirates led attempts and Coos Bay sinking, 3K6 Oil CI III I T3 m-iu ui inr nan. Hume Initiated scoring, aided by Gassoway, to build a seven point lead before Cummlngs put Rainbow on the scoreboard with a lay in. Wridge raised I tie Kose nuig tally with consecutive buck ets to a 10 10 tie at the end of the first quarter. Rainbow gained its only lead of the contest ut the outset of the second stanza with twin gut tosses dv uoaK lor a ii vi count, but Hume began a rally which was carried successiuuy out n teammates to a 22-16 lead at hall time, 33-28 at the end of the third quarter, and an ensuing court battle in the final quarter, fol lowing Cummlng's retirement via fouls, to imminent victory by tnree neia goals. Hume led the evening's scoring wnn points, wnne Man .snort STy LIZ D GLASSES DIMHMCI 1 J a beauty mark for your eyes Beauty unsurpassed ! Clear, radiant eyes, enticingly framed by tip-tilted Stylized Fiesta . . . smooth, rimless or daring plastic frames . . . Your eyes can be corrected scientifically ... your charm and personality enhanced in Stylized Classes. OPTOMETRIST "gotUfOjUioat 77 N. cVnn Rt Ptinn 3Rfi , Call 59 Jor these SPECIAL CATALOG VALUES Lounge Chair and Ottoman Covered In Duran. A new plastic material which has a rich beauty of grained If Efl leather. 66 C 5460 R I4.3U Chrome Plated Inner Control Spotlight Throws powerful beam, lights up road C 1500 ft. ahead. 61 C 5425 10.33 Popular Shoe Type Rink Skates Choice of maple or fiber rollers. Sizes f nc 4 to 8, white only. 60 C 41 if .! Boll Bearing Center Drive Egg Beater Won't rust, tarnish or stain. 114 86 C 4032 White Enameled Dishpan 141 qt. capacity seamless steel base. O on 86 C 5946 L M9 Knit Diapers Made of a double thickness of fine quality cotton yarns knitted In tiny even stitches. QA lliVV 31 C 612. 12 for Princess Frock In crisp rayon sharkskin. White with red C 00 trim. Junior sizes 9 to 17. PC 3H11 "i'0 Magic Skin Baby Doll With lavette, sleeping eyes with lashes, n 00 washable. 48 C 4016 ' ,v" 12 out of 24 eke Walton's River Rats com- fletely outclassed a Veterans of oreign Wars club in the prelim inary, 27-24. Chuck Lowe led scor ing with 12 points lor the veter ans. Marsteis was big with seven for the Rats. Lineups: Rainbow G. (38 P. 144) Coos Bay Cummings, 6 K 19, Hume Neldemeyer F 7, Crowed Loomis, 8 C 2, Stamper Short, 8 G.. 2, C. Huggins Wridge, 8 ..G ... 4, uassaway Substitutions: Rainbow New- by 3, Young 3, Boak 2, Anderson; Coos Bay - B. Huggins 2, Hull 2, O'Nell 6. Officials: Hoyt, Krick son and Cocn. Chiloquin First to Qualify for Entry In Class B Series By MATT KRAMER Associated Press Staff Writer. Little Chiloquin, unbeaten win ner of 24 straight games, became the first team In the state to qualify for the annual Class B nign 8cnooi oasketDan tourna ment by routing Rogue River last night, 37-21. The Klamath countv team. which won over Rogue River the previous night, 38-36, will repre sent District 5 in the tourney at Arlington next month. Attention will swing to the big ger brothers in Class A tonight Portland teams get top billing. There Washington could sew up tne city title and a spot in the state tournament by downing lowly Lincoln. Roosevelt and Jef ferson meet in another game, the winner probably becoming Port land's other tourney entrant. Portland fans also will see Gresham at Central Catholic in a contest that could end Central's worries over a state tourney berth at Eugene next month. A win would practically set up the District ia title tor central. Upstate. Pendleton and Milton- Freewater clash in two games this weekend that will settle the playoff In the Eastern division of District 2. The winner will meet Hood River for the title. In District 8 the two leaders McMinnvllle and Newberg will settle the Tualatin-Yamhill Val- lev league championship. t wo teams already nave quali fied for the tournament Eugene, the defending champs, and As toria. Most other district raws will not be settled for at least an other week, There is a slender chance, though, that one other race could end tonight. That is In District 14. where Rainier and Vernonia plav. If Vernonia pulls an upset, the title and a tournament berth would go to St. Helens. A Rainier win will necessitate a playoff with St. Helens. In other games tonight Salem and Eugene meet in a non-district battle that will settle the Big Six championship; Klamath Falls will play at Central Point; Med ford at Ashland; Corvallls at Sweet Home; St. Helens at Sea side, and Roscburg at Coquille. Five Here Tonight With nothing much at stake except the longest end of the score, and that's fairly Important in anv Roseburg high school con test, Elmira's nrepers visit Coach Newbv's Indians Innieht at 8 o'clock at Senior IIi"h gym. Rose burg. .holding soliil second league place standing, trounced Elmira, 53-31, on th":r court earlv in the season. Tomorrow night the Indian tribe Journeys to Coouille to take on the Red Devils in an initial season, non-conference tilt. The Coquille five, rated lower on its respective league ladder than the Indians, Is reported as without .1 chance at the district title, cur rently between Coos Bay and North Bend. The cellarlzcd Elmira Dragons will be out t(t avenge their pre vious defeat bv the Indians but can gain no more than a tie for basement nosHion with Cottage Grove, while Roseburg's Indians hold an undisputed runnenin spot to Eugene, which has al ready clinched a state tourna ment berth with an undefeated Tri-County record. -. Roseburg's Warriors will at tempt a second scalping of the Elmira Junior-varsity five in to night's preliminary, to start at 7 o'clock. Tonight's probable main game lineups: Roseburg Pos. Elmira Piper F n. Marsh Scoficld F R. Marsh Blanck C Wranke Harvey G Brown Piper G Toney Belcastro-Parks Duo Wins From Fox and Hogan Pete Belcnstro and Herb Parks won two out of three falls In their tag-team hattle with HIIIv Fox and Sailor Hogan at the Roseburg Armory I nursday night. Georges Dusette was the referee. Attend ance was about 400. ' In the first round, Belcastro out-slugged Fox and pinned him to the mat In 13:05, and Parks fin ished Hogan in tne third round in 9:10 with a giant whirl and a press. Second fall of the bout was registered by Fox over Parks in 12:15 via a shoulder. butt and a drop kick. In the 20-mlnute onener, Ho gan and Parks staged a no-fall tussle. Fox won the second Indi vidual affair In 8:55, from Bel castro, via the shoulder-butt, drop-kick route. Next week's card will see a re turn to the regular Saturday night date. . Lightrung travels at a speed of about 20.000 miles a second. Boise ..... 10.20 For! Worlh . . 34.75 Miami 50.95 Plus Ux Depot Ticket Office 119 N. Stephens Ph. 353 3 OUR VACATION Club "99" Will Be Closed from Feb. 20th to March 20th Will open Thursday, March 20th, with something new and something different. Watch your paper and listen to your radio for the gala nite. ; 3? ; Eddie J PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. BERG Special Agent Douglas Abstract Company Office 712-J Res. 871-J. MiPKZSStr aClEAMcnoNS.' NOTICE There will be a meeting of School Boards of Douglas Co. at the Circuit Court Room Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1:30 P. M. Try to be there. r-r.r.' r t- a EvEStY WEEK. WE SHINS HER. C;.EAN CLOTHES BACK FROM lMPQUA CLEANERS 3 DAY SERVICE FREE PICKUP AMD DELIVERY 231 NORTH MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 472 UNDER Hit! MANACEMENT Ixans up to $300 on salary, furniture & equipment. Loans up to $"I0 on cars. Calkins Finance Co. ?o IXxikIm Co. Bank Hlrt Phon. 46 R.iMburg l.lr. S 3M: M :U7 Real Estate LOANS CONSTRUCTION REFINANCING Low Interest Rates Ralph L. Russell 112 Cass P. O. Box 1244 Telephone 913 OIL TO BURN For prompt courteous meter id deliveries of high quality stove and bumf ell Call 152 MYERS OIL CO. Distributers of Hinoook Petroleum Products for Dounlas County. y44 The values of your home, your furniture ami your business property have all increased tremendously. Up cannot ignore the fart that jewelry, furs, automobiles, court judgments alio cost more much more than fire years ago. In fart, values anil costs have gone up like a rocketing plic.want. It is 'our duty as an insurance agent to call your attention to tlie possibility that you may be umlcr iiiMirrt dangerously so if your policies have not been reviewed during tlie last few years. For your protec tion we suggest that you call this office today. Our advice coats you nothing and place yoa under no obligation. Ken Bailey 313 Faclfic nidg. INSURANCE AGENCY Rosrhurg, Oregon. Phone 308 ONLY $1 DOWN holds your Spring Coat or Suit until March 20th while you complete the weekly payments. Swing into Spring in this saucy coat! Wrist length with full flared bark billowy sleeves. All-wool in platina, aqua, lime, Wly, coral, Due. Sizes 10-20 19.98 f;' V)7''t. M pi Ver3r Sixes 10 to 20 fr -fr i f r v i ' ., Sizes 10 to """"""Sur ' - VJ7 "0 sX. Newest topper for Spring 19 171 , II I ' if"-Jl With a ripple back bright I j ... 1 rows of glittering nailheads. 5 "L '( ) Jj't " I Lu3ci ius all-wool in lime; Ji i nnnapr mi J . coral, blue, or platina. 10-20 I ' i ' ! X MM 70 I . -. . at . ones tu ro ij mm'" The Boy coat hugs your waist is the prettiest way to dress-up lor Spring. Note the new yoke detail. In softest all-wool In new light shades. 10 to 20
