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I EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS.REVIEW, ROSe8URS, ORSSON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1947 Louis' Plug For Lesnevich Draws 02S) From Walcott NEW YORK. IW. 13. f.Pt-A new J(M. Ijuj; .IiTst-y Jk W;il--iit ball ! was biuMinK up lo an impasse today in Ihr nrot iations loi a return tvut Jwiw-en tho charnpion and ihe o!ia!knnr. Injecting a new nole in the controversy over the split Heei ion Jersey Joe kM to Louis a Heek aio this l'Mest li'Velop Incut giew out of a local war of Uotds Shortly after Louis indicated at n jjrehs conferene in the Twi-n- l-' lieili (Vnauy Cltih thai Ihfht P "fr,--, heavyweight titlehofder (Jus Ia-s- - P ' jy4 ' lievieh miht a an aeeeptahle op- , j 2L ponelit for Jm-'s "at bout,'' Wal- i f-C' u z i 1 cott charged that he was being fcien the "bru.shoff." Louis, apparently mindful of earlier warnings f-nm the Wal- eoit ramp that Jeney Joe would be satisfied w.th nothinp less than a 30 per cent rut from a return ! inatrh, raised the Lesnevich anle. t iJeridlne Walcott by elaimine that Lesnevich was a "mort clan P"iou ;" puncher. LmiN intimated thai (Jus had at least a good a chance as Walcntl of getting th Idle hot. The champiun insisted, however, tiiai i' was ihe pro moter's job and not his to make Ihe matches. Walcott retorted "Iouis has a! vavs been a treat sportsman and a preat champion. Now I have my J aouois. "I'm not out for revenue," rx plained Louis. "Wiieott had his chance; he ran awpy, I didn't. I prefer to fijht Walcott apain; fact is, I'd prefer him because Lesnevich is the mere dangerous puncher. If he h-'.d me in the name spot as Walcott did he'd knock me out, for Lesnevich would have known what to do with me, but Walcott didn't." Then Jce added: "I'd rather fight the one who draws the most money. I must p"t 40 per cent in June. I don't care what per cent the challenger tri-ts; that's up to the promoter." lesnevich let it bo known in no uncertain terms last rummer that he wanted no pwrl of a fb'ht with I-ouis. ius was mentioned ai that time as one of the most likely contenders f';r th heavy weight crow n, bul he insisted that he was quite satisfied with the liht heavyweight title alone. Mat Bout Victor Gets Title Chance The promise of a Pacific Cnat , lij'ht-heavy weight champiomhip match uj.:'ainst Titleholder Ildly lickson has mide the wrestling, Iteadliner at the RosebuiR Arv j ory tonlidit doubly attractive. The main event brings togeth er Sammy Cohen, New York! Jewish vdlain, against have Reyn- olds, the Sail Lake City Kiappler who is raled as the outstanding younn matman in the business to day. II will Jm the first meeting between Ihe nephew of Ihe late Jack Reynolds anil the so-called "Red lH'vil," who will Ih making his first local apca ranee since last (tpi inir. Iackiny nothing In color and dynamics will he the semi final feud between Ruck Weaver and AI Williams. The Chicago villain teamed with Tony Ros here last Saturday lo defeat Weaver and Tex Hatjer in an Australian tan team lilt, and Weaver is out for revenue. opening tho prncram at 8 30 P. M. will be a L'lMninnte skirmish between Dickson and Ruck 1 i Vhbon, the h ird punching ex cow Hike Imni Tex. is. Kllon Owen will referee alt Ihice Imuts. V 'J : - .... t 4rfbl.i' L ' f J hi l - kin Mimi BOWLING SCORES Tram Won I.ott Krnnry't Alley CaU TJ 10 Mrdical ArU Lab . Xti IJ Myrtle Cret-k Supply . . 1( 20 Huy O Yuuni .. . IH 21 Kainbuw Cinll m 24 Caratrnt Furniture nl 29 Roseburg Indians Post 43-29 Win Over Forest Groye Ry ROYAL S. DENTON A fast-breaking attack, spear ed by displays of dead-eye shoot ing and excellent backboard work, broucht Roseburg'a In dians a 43-29 basketball win last night over Forest Grove before a capacity crowd at Senior High court. The Oranpp and Blacks meet the Crove Vikings again tonight in their fourth tion-conference fray of the season. The game will immediately .follow a prelimi nary ut 6:30 o'clock between Rosebuig's Junior High Papooses and Myrtle Creek's freshmen. Hoseburg appeared slightly afraid of the highly - touted visitors In the early minutes of the intial stanza as Forest Grove held an 8-4 lead, their only mar gin of the contest. The Indians took Ihe offensive before t he quarter ended, however, to lead, 13-8. Second quarter play was most ly defensive on the part of both clubs as each quintet was held to three points each, ending the first half with a 1G 11 Indian lead. The two teams emerged from their respective dressing rooms highly spirited and play changed from Ihe ragged tactics of the first half, to a race-horse affair as Roseburg rolled up 12 points Mrdlcal Arta Lab 2, Cantena Furni ture 1. Hoy O. Young- 2, Myrtle Creek 1. High Individual Came Score, Marge Rainwater. 211 High Individual Serlea Score, Marge Rainwater, 314. L. Fairfield 2oS 16 115 SMS N. Graham H9 1M 121 4Att O. lluddleaton .... 149 i:4 143 416 H. BiiBhey 1A7 148 197 502 Hndtp. 155 115 155 45 and Forest Grove came through I with 11. I An all second string Indian i five maintained Ihe winning mar gin in the final quarter and held i Forest Grove to two lone free lossses. Daily Blanck, center, turned in his oest play of the season, j accounting for six goals on re- bounds and tip-ins as he took over coverage of the Hoseburg basket throughout the game. Gary Piper, hard-driving for ward, also accounted for 14 points with frequent one hand tosses and lay-ins. High scorer of the Forest Grove aggregation, which em ployed a fust-breaking offense similar to Hoseburg's, highlight ed by screen plays, was ( ioi e, forward, wiih 10 markers. Lineups: hoseburg (43) Pw. (29) F. Grve. Piper, 14 F 8 Parmley -iubbard, 3 F 10, Gore 31anck. 14 C 1. Hodge Schindler, 3 3 .... 1, Morgan raylor, 2 3 3, Noah Substitutes: Roseburg Teub ner 2, Van Horn 1, Coen 4. Dav idson. Sco field: Forest Grove Dinghart, Marshall, White 1. Gui singer. Cunningham 5. Officials: Erickson, Moore, Turner. Totali .... 967 909 9372813 RAINBOW R. Porter . . Kia . FfMdmjn .. 141 (I. BruKiel 20 M. Hakcr . . . lo5 B Eiliutt . .. 1H1 llndcp. Totali 1U5 32 GRILL 1JU 118 133 i:io 1.14 15 97 365 14b-- 4W 17-- 4iU 153 - 3iUt 1:4 - 165 - 4b.1 B24 252l KENNYS ALLEY CATS M Rainwater D. Mix T. Oman . M. Cooper . r But .. . llndcp Totals .. 211 1S5 12 1115 14 95 150 153 514 lt-4 14ft - 4tft 144 153- 425 1VI 175- 5)11 140 1B7 - 4M 1.11 131 31 882 925 r7J C. Hopkina . B. Brown G. Spakowskl A. Tlor E Fingertoa .. Hndcp. . . ... Totali HUDSON DUNCAN 219 lt8 193 167 1U3 179 147 1B4 1U5 197 585 151 s:u 211 558 167 5U7 179 530 1UA 315 Sutheriin Plans Pound For Roaming Dogs SUTHERLIN Arrangements have been made for a pound in the vicinity of Sutheriin, fur the purpose of impounding dogs found running at laree in oro- j hibited territory of the city of ouincmn. Dogs will not be Dermltted to run loose in the business section and on public School property in Sutheriin by a law which became effective Dec. 8. It has become necessary to enforce these meas ures, as the dogs have been de clared a nuisance. 993 101U-3O26 CAHSTENS FURNITURE CO. C. llrw . 128 124 111 31 I, Mutler . lt 111 351 M. Hvan . Ill 114 150 3 E Sielert . .. VtH V,i 131 442 AtMrnt , . M7 81 84 2J Hndcp 171 171 171 513 Tola la 712 788 7672617 CLASSIC LEAGUE Team Standings Team Won Lot Hoeturg Lumber Co IB 11 Courier Tire Service 15 15 V. f W . 14 18 Roaeburn Teamaten .. 13 17 Gtmn Iriday. Dee. 5 Courier' Tirea 2. Koaeburg Lumber 1. Teamiter 2. V. F. W. 1. Hikh individual game score Doug Still 246. High individual aerie wore Doug Still 649. Caarter'f Tires M Batt 16" 196 184540 Lister 159 177 171 57 Wellman 1H3 183 167-513 Bsughman 172 2U3 559 Total MM 728 725 2119 Rot burg Lumber ( a. Older Girls Volleyball Planned at Glendale CLENDALE Answering a de sire expressed by the young wo men over hih school age, Miss "Parry" Paronen, womenS' ath letic instructor of the hiKh school has started a volleyball group for adults in the school gymnasium Wednesday evenings. All women interested in this sport are In vited to participate. Musicians Will Present Concert At Junior High Thelma Rusch-MrHougal, lyric soprano, assisted by a triple trio vocal ensemble from the Eugene Choral Society, and Gwendulyn Lampshire-Hayden, violinist, will be presented in concert Saturday night, Dec. 31, at S o'clock in the Roseburg Junior High School au ditorium. The program, under the direction of Virgil Fish of Eu- ene, is sponsored by the Rose ui g Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Mrs. McDougal will sing the fa miliar "Calm As the Night," by Bohm; Handel's "Care Selve," and Bach's "My Heart Ever Faithful." Gwendolyn Lampshire Hayden will plav numbers from Grieg and Kreisler. In announcing the program, El der J. J. Robertson, pastor of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, said, "We feel fortunate to pre sent this fine program for the en joyment of church members and friends. All music lovers are wel come." An r.ffering will be re ceived to cover expenses. "The program is composed of good music, not loo heavy and not too light which all will thor oughly enjoy," it was stated. DELAYS ARE ANGEROUS NOWATA, Okla., Dec. 13. P If F. H. Akright wasn't insured for the car he smashed up yes terday, he can't say no one ever warned him. L'nder the report of his mishap In the Nowata Star's accident column ran the four-year-old standing advertisement of Ak right's insurance business: "Your property may be next better see Akright now." MRS. ABE MEIER DIES PORTLAND. Dec. 12. (Pi Mrs. Abe Meier, 76, widow of the late president of Meier & Frank Company, died at her home to day. The department store will be 1 closed Monday in tribute. ASHCRAFT JEWELER iy-V Watches ' (including Croton Aqua- fflfe--m A marine .1 $lm7& -k Pear's delta and victoria. tVM'f Watch Bracelets all new and :a'V- latest designs. K': Ear Rings Extensive stock newly ilSujli lit MM mm ii Ilk fa Watches New stock Large assort- flC';, ment of Ladies watches. All watches guaranteed for one year. ASHCRAFT JEWELERS 106 N. Jackson Roseburg M mm Kntidt. A. t mirerlos . . P browning ! K Mai tin V Hleuing 1 llndcp. MEDICAL ARTS LAB 114 107 111 142 147 151 1MV 5ftf 1.19 J7 15- 417 91 94 2!2 125 154 1 .19 1J 417 WHAT'S THI WEATHER TODAY? Any ch.ng, in local w.ather conditions results in numerous telophone calls o the Weather Bureau office, located atop the Roseburg post office. In charge of J. C. McCalliiter, I 17 S. Kane St., who is often referred to in i local news reports as "the weatherman," the office is maintained j on a 24-hour basis and is linked with other weather offices I throughout the United Sttaes by a teletype network. Upper pic- 1 ture shows McCallister at the machines which transmit weather htnrmiinn I . IJ.M:. !. .1 L - I ,i , . . .....v... kVT,ol, ,Tivaiiii ir mown oesiae Tne steel rower on thi post office roof, which supports a weather vane with its wind pressure and direction gauges. Ike Williams Hands Pcllons Bad Beating m:v YORK. I.c. 11 ( V -Tough Tony lYllune fii'incs he is :i luckv ni.in. The WViotind hc.'Ming he re criveil from the niMis of Light weight Ch.nnpion Ike Williams List night saved him from the un- leas.itit prosjioct of meeting ug.ir II. iv Itoliin n. w ho h;ul e.ulier inilicalrd h" would tiike Tonv on in a wcltei weight title Ji'tlst. 1'ellone was no meteh for Tren ton Ike. Of the 'to -omuls scored by the Ihive officials, Williams got I'S. Easkeihnll Scores Hi Sc hool basketball Slet lid Sps IIy the Asoriafed lliss I Wiivhingtdii 1 1 , t j, n ,n 5o, grants Pass -Id. (A-nlial point 111, Myrtle Creek 2S. Newixirt ,'tl, Conrire ;i. ("orvallis 47, Springfielil 37. Klamalli Fulls 4a, Olegon City 35. Lakeview 27. Hend a I. M.il:,hlleld fx), Medfold 3S. Hoop Tourney for Grade Schools to Be Held at Oakland OAKLAND -A Rraile school h;iski'th.i tnui lumirnt fur a i i rmli schools in IHhiUih i'oiintv will Ivp MpomoriHl hv lln OjiklmiH Public Schools, it was nnnouneod toitav liy M 1.. I iilhi faiti. uh' liiU'iidftil. The tournament is schMiuli'(i In Iat( Kchiuary or rally March. All iirado sc'hotls ! are invittMl to partu iitc on an cqti.il standi . I rournam'nt oranicr and ! manaK'T Athl. tu- Oirt'ctor j James K. Hatch, who has had a "nrrat dral of e.erir:uv" in Iwith schiM and military nui'ts and tournaments, Cilhreath said Mis stH'cific exiM tener with pratte schMls Includes hi VM'y chamninnshio Alhena Comets, who hold tho record of hcinu the only On'jjon school to wn the Hlue Mountain Tournament held annuallv at Walla Walla for the district grader chatnnitins t Kastei n Orron and Kastcrn Washington. Last ear Match organized the Clatsop Count v Jrade Tourna nient. which sent the colors of Total MYRTLE M. WINon V CrtHm M. Khtrtrlirr llndcp Totali R O. A Dick . H Ritiifr t; Hillurd . P Young . . . 11 Mvnlrr . Hndcp. . Total 7M S58 ajT HLDG SirPPI.Y E. rinrtrlo S Harrlman S. bnort . J. Oman . D. Still T Mix . ... Donovan .. .. ... 1WI 1H6 17.1 1B3 lflj 1S7 21J IS5 lfift M4 167523 U2 -4H1 1B3 S . 1U 11X1 lt7 1.14 I . .;i KM 123 123- 35 112 122 - 14 H.7 146-- 4fM 141 it nit lot liiti 4JH 222 222 - M WH (UU--24J5 7ft? CM Ui 2UU7 172 1W 28 IN) l' 2t3 2U0 154 YOl'NO RPAt.TOR . 142 127 127 - ?06 147 1-Wt 14H - 424 . 172 ItMi I VI - 4U 121 1 11 1 M - JK1 . 177 14U IWl fMW . IbU led ltH 3u4 H2U 170 iKKJ 27U2 riTV iA;rr TEAM STANDINGS Twm Wm lltiilsiin Dunran . . . 2H ik- Cla 25 W.-t Jrwtlrn 2.1 (,ilhron StAtlon . 22 RivrrKidr Tirr . 1 Captain Robert Grav School to tho finals in tho Mill Military Academy Tourney. Tho Oakland invitational tour nament uill no held in coniune tion with tho state chanipionship sVldKrm'' Sho Slor i.-w.n.-v iu im- neio u inn Aim. (i,mn f fl. Monday Night 1'iiv caoerny ior mo niade schools of Oregon. The winner hero will receive an automatic entry into the championship lour ncy at Hill. Attractive trophies will ho awarded to tho winning school, riinnei up, ;md in tho consola tion brackets, said (.ilbicath. 27 Hlveritlf Tirrs 2 Wfit Jrwrlrr 1 Activt? ( lut) 2 Gllhrftima 1. Cix-a Cola 2. Si Kttt I Hudson Duncan A, Htiddlton4 0 Hiith Individual Uaint S'or. Jim I High Individual SriM Score. M ! CrrMn. bib. Glendale Town Loopers Defeated by Riddle (JLKNPALK The Glendale Town lUskothall team tok a walloplm;, tij'Ji, at the hands of tho Kiddle live Thursday nlijht in tho Glendale High' School Km. Tho Glendale tniintet was outplaved in every quarter ex cept tho thud. There will he a return name at Kiddle soon. DRAIN TRIMS YONCALLA Pit AIN The Drain Grade School walked away with all three pames i:i tho first round of North I Mui:las Uauo play at Yoncalld Tluirsd.iv rveniiin. Tho Pram Kills volleyhall team dow nod Yoncalla fVS to S, tho lxys" "" haskcthall team won Iti to . an the Nys' "A" squad coasted to a 3S2l'wln. J Loom in C Short K Mek W .lhv H Prrky , Hndt-p Total! ACTIVE ci.rn ITS U.I . i trt i :7 1. IM 1 V4 1 4.1 . IT1 14H 1013 125 1441 HO 14H 511 4tt4 Total 717 Ratrburf Tfmtr C Hnpklna 154 2o7 A. Harlman IW 1HO E. W'UfV i:W 1H4 T. Frlrdman 1 15 iru 5o4 lp:i49 J2 44 lb 519 221V 5f0 1H7 -517 i:iB 458 1UJ--4U1 Total 629 730 687 2046 IXni STRIAL 1.E AGI'E Tram Hlandlitfa Won Lost 17 Tfam Saniiarv Market Nnlnrn'i Market Hosrburg . ... jjtyr-rr ltf 20 Mvrlle Crrk Garage IB 21 Mr Oil Co Id 21 J M C Plastics 13 24 Vet Hospital 13 26 'mn Wdnrady. Dec. It Roaehurg ;t2 2. Jacp 1. Neilarn a Market J, Mrs Oil Co, 0 Veta Hospital 3. J M C. Plaitica 0 Santtary Mkt 3. Myrtle Creek Oarage 0 High Individual game score F Anderson and J. Hopkinm 213. Hmh Individual serlea score Gus 3p4kouky 017. Jayrees I'll 1HI I0 4Q5 150 157 M2 4.tfl -- . 174 2O0 Kk -M7 14U 1U5 157471 153 175 1HO 310 B70 U1 J 2(hM I Purr . Tin vis I W Hi mart Cramer Mix Hndcp C;iLKESONt STATION K i:w Hi7 118 155 l.'-i 1 22 IHM m i. is ltltO IHl 1.15 42 J Oman E. Sargent l. S(encer J tinplelt M latt . llndtp. . Totals . WEST JFWEI.FRS 177 140 1K2 175 n 1IW 1M7 ltH I'M Ml 1W4 147 ttM tUW 1011 2K81 3I 5IH 4il 54 . 4H7 405 47.1 5.14 MT 2t4 J Quant R Hrotnn H I l.trr R Hi I hard 1. tlitner Hndip Totals . RIVERSIDE TtKFS .'.i I PMl t;i mi IK5 14 145 lt 2o2 1'W 1 It 1 lei 10ft! 1M0 1T - VW ll - 5.12 lrtt - 317 IS7 - 47 143 - 5.U 1 Iti - J48 5 2M7 Omin Srgt-nt Xrlnon . ... Carr S Short Handicap Tola! . Hadigan . Sherman .. . Thiele Burork Handicap Total 34 34 54 -162 r71 B47 7M 2tl4 Rasrbarg iB IIU 140 lid 369 l.m 2U2 I Ml 312 Ih7 153 Hi-5i8 . 148 1.11 154 4,t.1 ItW 1N0 172-4W l.W lJtf 1JB 40B For True Inspiration and Healing (The unique service of the I Christian Science Reading Room nas Deen Ui'siKnetj lo am you anu others in sharing the healing benefits uhich ever-increasing thousands are receiving through Christian Science. 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Mix Chapman Martin Atttpntt frradman Handicap Total WW 1044 996 2938 Vsls Maapllal 149 190 lfll f 10 . 119 l! 158472 1K3 159 191-313 1.17 l.W l.TT- 410 151 178 lfi-4W3 181 1HI 1H1-54J 9MI la 1014 2943 I. M. C ristlrs 12H 199 1R4-4A1 . . 1.11 IHfl 1HH 303 14 143 143- 4.V) 154 178 177 307 1 VI 171 1K3-4'I2 107 107 io7-;ui 924 1012 la; i T Friedman HuuhirtiMin K. Swrrm , l linker J Hopkins . Hndcp Totals . . . COCA COLA 210 ?9 172 IVI ll! I t 2t IV 1M7 24 lot) lot liH4 Mm " 457 V59 B13 JJ7 M Hrnni.rsTONs snor storf I V Hansen 132 l.w ihh - 4tft 942 932 S2 2736 Ksiimsas Market F Anderson Irtl 211 19 -W.1 R Nicholson . W5 lu IV 5V B Bud . Ml l m 143 4 J CamphU 170 JiW 19-374 R VKller 119 157 15--44 1 Handuap 194 194 194- 3H2 ToUl 990 1099 102T 3119 Mjera Oil i m, G ffpahousky 22 212 W -I7 H 1. tater lm 14 2"! 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