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KUStSUffS KPSEBUKS, PRESoT? SATURDAY, .TORCH 13, 1945
EIGHT
Wrestling Feud
Headlines Card
Here Tonight
A re match to end all grudges
and ieuds between wrestlers Joe
Dorset ti of New York City and
Sammy Cohen of Brooklyn will
be featured In the headline at
traction of Matchmaker Don
Owen's weekly mat card at the
ttoseDurg Armory ionint.
Dorsettl, the rURBod Italian,
will be l'isklnc his Pacific coast
light-heavy weight championship
in an ellort to even tne ccore
with the Brooklyn "cover boy"
who cut open a bad Rash over
Dorsettl s eye and won last week s
"grudge" battle on a technicality.
The inevitable rough-and-tumble
is almost certain to pack the
arena to over-canaclty.
Owen has also arranged a
sparkling supporting program,
opening with a one-fall battle at
8:30 p. m.. between Buck Weav
er and Bob Cummlngs, a couple
ol top-ilignters. The tnree-tall
semi-final will send Gordon lies
sell, sensational Pennsylvania
newcomer, aeainst fistic-minded
Tony Ross of Salem.
Elton Owen will be the busi
est man In the place officiating
an inree douis.
Drain Hoopsters Down
Garibaldi in Consolation
ARLINGTON, Marrh 13.
Drain's Warrioi-s staved off a late
Gai7hnldl rallv and posted a
40-to37 triumph in the first con
solation contest of the state class
B high school basketball tourna
ment here Friday afternoon.
The defeat shoved Garibaldi
out of the tourney. Drain re
mained in contention for conso
lation honors.
It was Bob Collars, curley-hali-ed,
5-foot 10-inch forward, who
pacea tne Douglas county war
riors to their victory. Cellars
poured home ten field goals and
added three charity tosses for a
total of 23 points, highest indi
vidual total collected in the meet
to date.'
Baseball Talent Will
Try Out for Team Spots
Baseball aspirants will turn out
for training with the Umpqua
Chiefs Sunday at Flnlay Field un
der the direction of Manager
Doug Taltt.
Players indicating their Inter
est In Joining the club at a meet
ing Wednesday night are "Dutch"
Mills, LaVon (Vonnle) Baker,
Wally Hunnicut, Earnest Baughn,
Jerry Iluggins. Virgil Sanders,
I.ovell Baker, Elmore Hill, Mar
kus Schubert, Bill Amos, Lewis
McAllister, Gerald Casey, Clin
ton Wescott, Orval Wescott, Al
bert Aturnage, Rod Dodson, Del
Hoff. ,
Practice will begin at 2:30 Sun
day afternoon, March 14.
Monmouth, Jacksonville
Facing Titular Clash
Arlington, Marrh 13 (.V)
Jacksonville and Monmouth will
clash here tonight for the champ
ionship of Oregon's Class B high
school basketball teams.
Jacksonville gained the finals
In the annual tournament for
schools smaller than 150 enroll
ment by downing Umapinc per
schedule, 51-45.
Little Monmouth got there by
pulling the tourneys blgeest u"
set, a 34-33 victory over tall
Union.
TIGER JACK WINS
SPOKANE, March 13. (A't
Tiger Jack Fox, aging ring veler
un. proved last night that he still
packs a lethal punch in either
hand as he finished off Paul
Doyle, Los Angeles, In 1:37 of
the first round In their scheduled
10-round main event. Fox stag
gered his 24-year-old opponent
with a left hook and then knock
ed him out with a right and left.
The Spokane battler, 40-odd
years old, weighed In at 189
pounds and Doyle at 15.
California Bears
Defeat Huskies
In Hoop Opener
BERKELEY, Calif, March 13
(n't The University of Washing
ton Huskies, who almost turned
the trick last night with their
speed-ball strategy, et another
wnack at the California Bears
tonight. This time they have to
make good to stay in the Pacific
Coast conference championship
piayon.
A win tonight for the Huskies
will call for a third and decldln"
game Mondav. Otherwise the
Bears journey to the NCAA olaV'
offs at Kansas City next week
end on two straight triumphs.
The Bears kept pace with the
hard- running, smooth-missing
Huskies last night and then out
shone them In their own driving
game In the last five minutes and
won B4.S1.
If Jack Nichols, the Northern
Divisions scoring record maker,
gets away tonight the score ma"
be In the Huskies favor. Califor
nia's Chuck Hanger held him to
a measly nine points In the onen
or. But the Bears weren't able to
choke off the long shots of little
Bobby Jorgenson and the quick,
driving shots of Sam White and
Bill Vandenbursh.
The Bears led 30-27 at the half
after throttling down the Hus
kies' oiiening, terrific fast break.
Washinnton nulled ahead 42-38 in
the second half but wilted five
minutes before the game s end.
Washington started with a zone
derense but switched to a man-toman
as the Bears jumped to a 14
9 lead. Hie Huskies caught up
at 19-all and the score was tied
five times before Gordy Cuneo of
the Bears broke a 26-all deadlock
with a spectacular righthand
hook shot.
Guard Andy Wolfe of -California
was high scorer with 16
Dolnts. Vandenbureh and White
each had 11 for Washington.
Births Announced al
Mercy Hospital
BICKNELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Blcknell, Roseburg, March
11. a daughter. Pattv Le Verne:
weight five pounds 14 ounces.
F.DNEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Edney, Riddle, March 11,
a daughter, Linda Ann; weight
eight pounds eight ounces.
SIIOREY To Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Shorey, Route 1, Sutherlln,
MTrii 11, a son, Dennis Michael:
weight seven pounds 13 ouncer.
McMASTER -To Mr. and Mrs.
Glen McM.ister, Route 1, Rose
burg, March 11, a son, David;
weight seven pounds 10 ounces.
RUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Russell, Scottshurg, March
11, a son, James Hubert; weight
six pounds eight ounces.
WEST To Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard West, Camas Valley, March
11, a son, Robert Lawrence;
weight seven pounds.
It Is estimated that the United
States has used nearly seven tril
lion 200 billion board feet of for
est products since the discovery
of the country.
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Picture by Cene Kent
The proud young man pictured
above recently had scattergun en
thusiasts goggle-eyed when he
broke 15 out of 25 clav nlgeons at
a Roseburg Rod and Gun Club
trapshoot. He is George Brosi, 11
years of age, and it was the first
time he had ever shot trap. Spon
sored and coached by Chris Hest
ness, an old-timer In the Rose
burg club, George went to the fir
ing line with all the aplomb of a
veteran, handling his 16-guage
shotgun with smoothness and
skill. When ho began dropping
birds with fast shots over No. 2
trap, the word quickly spread,
and gunners awaiting their turn
at the club's snack bar rushed out
side to watch from the observa
tion porch as Brosi calmly count
ed 15 dead out of 25 birds.
He was far more calm than his
proud dad and Jiis voluble coach.
Another voun"ster, 12-vcnr-old
Don Pewell of Sutherlln, also is
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Trumpeting Elephants
Greet Friendship Train
DV ESSELDORF, Germany,
March 12 W) Four elephants
trumpeted a greeting to an Amer
ican friendship train on Its ar
rival here today. The train con
tained carloads of food and cloth
ing for the needy of the Ruhr.
The train, carrying gifts trom
the people of Idaho, Montana,
Oregon, Washington and Alaska,
proceeded from Duesseldorf to
Coblenz in the French zone,
where three more carloads will
be dropped off.
INN WILL REOPEN
The Drive Inn, highway res
taurant south of Roseburg, will
reopen in a few days after being
closed for the winter, it was an
nounced by Max Swal!, owner.
An addition to the establishment,
where counter service will be
provided, has been built, he said.
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