Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 21, 1948, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextElSHT EgSEo'PKS KEWS-KEVTEW, KPSgBURS, PREgpri, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ST, Troffers Defeat J.V.R.'s,Toss!n Bafch of Comedy Bv AL VVEU-S II lias tx-en miiU iliat when Mine fiMjthall t.sirnj gtt sfiirt.-il on their inuri intriruip inaticu-V'-i's. Ihi pjnit' otr.-n tti,;s more like hii-kiMhail th in (imihall, but lit it IV saiJ Hut the Harlem C.'olM'tr utters c.itiitcit only cause a haskeiljall iuui-1 to t ike on the niipeai ant-e of a to.itb;tll tiel'i. but mev tint also linn it into a t, b ill didinund anil a tumbling court. In the prime Inst nlfiht, the i rotters walked off with a 5") to X2 win over the Koseburn J. V. li 's aloni; with the lull apprecia tion ot alKiut as manv sM iatoi as cduM Missihlv crowd Into the Senior Ilih Se.'lool t;vm. Dou'las James sank the first :i:l:et oi the (;imf to )iit the J V. Rn In a lead which thev lost early in the first quar ter and did not ie(Min. At firM, it looked a thoiif'h It was roine to resemble a normal basketball game, with a few rather sharp and tricky nlavs here and there. Hut In the first n.irt of the third ouarter. with a :r,to13 halftlme fi'lvantace. the Trotters fiirured thev could afiorrt to nlav around a little bit and pulled a few such Hunts a I'ressleV S enprh of court nassine and Moore's howlt er sivre snon ri'nee nnsslne. Hut pra.lunllv the ame took on sr. mueh iinmnventlnnnlitv that the teams did not pretend to he n'avinri honcst-to-soodne? has-k-l ball the Trotters because thev had nbotit twli as manv riin a, the J. V. R.'s. and the 1 V. R.'s because It was too milch work to take the ball awav from the Nerroes. Toward the Inst, the Trotters took the positions of baseball plaver, and nut on a little pro. eram of their own for the J. v H. bov. who were tittlni; down w-rtchlne. Later thev formed n "football" line and were "rushed" bv the J. V. R.'s, who were apparently get-! f ill . linn a Player ban" out of the UQrsPl II IfMVfP hole ailair than the Trotters awl Jt 1 "f CUTVI were. The loser's proceris of last night's eame will go toward fi oancint' a traunament In loutf. las county at the end of the Inde .enilents' season. Thr lliiruu.. X V H ' iJ3i 1331 Glob.trult.r. P.. D Jimn. 10 K . Roliln.nn AHt-rbi,r. i K II M'rfirr ldl 4 C 10. Sin .i.iH..n. 7 c; 7 lljyr.f. t.itwoi.d 2 C. It. fr.-lrv ur.. Muiw JVHV-J Jurnri :i lUr rv 2. Siiatt-Md 2. i.uoiiiik, I. undo., lol'.-'ro't.-r. .rlgler . G- li Ulitwlt. Ldil Lddd mid Hay Bruwn Elkton Volleyball Girls Defeat Roseburg Team The Rosi'hurK girls' volleyball team was deleated for the Hist time this season, when they met Klkton on the home court Jan. 17. Due to a drllerence In play ing rules. Hosctnng was at a dis advantage durinir the lirst half while playing Klkton's rules. At half time, the score was 12 to 7 in favor of Klkton. hose burg rules were played the sec ond half and Roseburg evened up the score, '21 to 21. After play in',' the additional five minutes, Klkton came out on top by a linal score of 2S-2.'). Teamwork and slamming by both teams was ex ceptional. lionnie MiMlckle was high pram gin tor r.ikton with i points. Martha Buell ranked high est on me noscourt team with points. To Headline Next Yresf !ing Card Matchmaker Don Owen has booked a triple headline attrac tion for his weekly wiestllng show at the Roseburg Armory .Saturday night -two one hour grajipllng battles and the appear ance of the "Alligator Man" and his l.OiOpound saurian. Joe iJoiseltl, the tough little umn.iV i" .. wo., M-eeiniy oame tans are warned to make " v' uniiv t.utii mill llt'iivv of capturing and handling the us. Must be Ready for mammoth sw.-irnriland unir.,.1 i ' Although he is a former wrestler, it is not an exhibition wrestling match betui-cn man and the al ligator but an educational per formance. Trusdale. who has had six allii'ators died during Ins tour of the nation, points out that his alligators are not trained and are extremely dangerous. As a safety measure hi builds a por table wire cage around the ring beloie ojM'liiug the cage. While handling the Kiuantic reutile. Trusdale lectures to the crowd on Its habits. While the exhibition will pro bably add greatly to the at ten- early reservations chief Inter est will be centered around tile two wrestling features. Iiorsetti Is expected to be given the toughest test of his can-er when he meets Weaver. The ex- War, Eleanor Warns HYDE PARK, N. Y, Jan. 20. Pi Calling the Russians "dan gerous," Mis. Eleanor Roosevelt s.-ys that unless tre United States "finds ways to he stronp enough will have to build for another war." "We need tact as well as strength" in dealing with the Soviet, she said last night In her first public address since return ing from' last mnnth'E Geneva meeting of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, of Russia will work with us. we which she is chairman. weight championship liurn Hil ly Hixson, will meet liurk Weaver in a non-title match as the top main-event. Joe I.ynam, the Redmond mal- i-ii. i r i ii iir.it . Indiana football star possesses Jack, coast Junior heavyweight ti. niost d.mgerous hold in the champion here last week, will , hu.slI1,.,s , t ving backwaVd ' r w, ? i ,,1'"'m'11 lieap a hold that c-onsistently i .i ' e ' um' ' wh''" 1;i,k manages to s' hour battle. ,.u,,. , I,,.,-.!,! lost a close As an added attraction, to be i match to Tex Hager here last presented betw.i-n the tw o mat wei k. w hi. h hurt his pride and battles, Tulfy Trusdale. the fam- : oroliL'c. and the little lti.li.in ed Klorida alligator man, will ! will be out to regain his lost lau glve a demonstiation on the art 1 rels. S&WDUST SLilB WOOD PLANER ENDS Immediate Delivery DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phon 128 i 402 W. Oak Basketball Scores 3-1 'Hv the Associated Presl University (Eugene) 57, Llmlra Springfield 35. St. Mary's (Eu gene i ti. Oregon State Rooks 44, Leb.in on Junction City 44, Eugene 33. nwm in. Albany 4H. Marshfield 57, Coquille 40. 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