Contest Victors
On Sutherlin's
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Log rolling, hand and power
bucking contests, a logging truck
"roadeo" and high climbing con
test afforded rough and tough
competition at Sutherlln Monday
as a part of the entertainment
at the annual Timber Days cele
bration. The sports events were arrang
ed and conducted by a committee
headed by Dick Gilman of Rose
burg, and proved highly enter
taining to the huee crowd of
sueciaiors.
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me log roiling contest was
won Dy la-year-old Jimmy Lang,
defending champion from last
. year. Lang, a resident of Oakland,
after upsetting Craig De Groot
in the preliminary and L. W. Mc
Klsson in the semi-finals, dumped
the veteran Ed Thirault in the
final match. McKisson had prev
iously beaten Bob Musgrove, and
Thirault won from Jack Drake.
Thirault topped off. the per
formance with an exhibition on
an 8-foot log.
Driven Display Skill
The log truck "roadeo" furnish
ed an outstanding exhibition of
driving skill with drivers neeo-
tiating figure-eight turns forward
and in reverse, being scored for
over-all performance, precision
and speed.
First place was won bv Morris
"Moon" Mullins, who negotiated
the tricky course in one minute
anc seconds. Harold Schwei
snger, placed second, time 1:55;
Ray Sorenson had the best time,
1:30, but lost points on precision.
Time scored by other drivers
included Bill Kenwisher 1:42,
Chub Moore, 2:55, John Kellen
2:48, Joe Copeland 2:55, Kirby
Williams 2:35, Grant McCormack
3:35, Lee Mortenson 1:50, Gene
Walker 3:08, Don Sanger 2:25,
Ken Worthington 1:55.
Hand Bucking Tough Tilt
Only two out of six contestants
completed the gruelling hand
bucking contest one man with
crosscut saw on a 36-inch log.
The contest was won by Douglas
Parazoo in five minutes, 42 sec
onds, five seconds less than the
time chalked up by Jim Wright.
Other contestants became ex
hausted and were forced to quit
before completing their cuts.
; The power bucking contest
using power driven saws was
won by D. Follett, time 1:37.
Second place was taken by M.
Maughan, 1:42, and third by Don
Sanger, 1:45.
Millard Wood won the splicing
contest in 6:53H. Chet Pratt took
second spot 7:45, and Rodney
Leatherwood was third with 8:10.
Other Results
Babe Fenton, well known for
his numerous boxing appearances
in past years, won the chopping
contest, time 1:13. Doug Para
zoo placed second, 1:15, Fred
Bratten, third, 2:15, E. B. Fen
ton, fourth, 2:30.
The sensational high climbing
event, topping a 94-foot pole, at
tracted seven entries, but only
three placed. The others became'
exhausted before completing
their cuts.
Rodney Leatherwood was first,
time 6:23. Pete Barge was second,
.6:56, and Fred Bratten was third,
6:58.
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veloped by crossing European
species with a wooly-coated dog
used by the Indians of Labrador.
Although Colorado began Us
settlement with the gold rush, it
has been predominantly an agri
cultural state for many years.
The geographic center of North
America is at Winnipeg, Canada.
HERE WEDNESDAY Fred Mc
Daniels is a clever boy with the
big stick with which ha will per
form Wednesday night at Fin
lay Field, when the Kansas City
Monarchs, an all-Negro ball
club, tussles Roseburg's Ump
qua Chiefs in an exhibition go
starting at 8 o'clock. Satchell
Paige, Cleveland Indians' fam
ous pitcher, formerly played
ith the Monarchs.
Tennis Doubles
Drawings Slated
Doubles play In the city men's
tennis tournament is expected by
next weekend. According to Mar
len Yoder, tournament chairman,
a great deal of speculation is
going on as to' what doubles
teams are best. Some very keen
competition is expected. The
drawing for the matches will be
held Wednesday evening at the
High School courts. Yoder said
that every effort would be made
to have the pairings complete by
Wednesday night.
Singles play reached the semi
final round over the July 4th
weekend. Some very good match
es were played. Dick Jacobson,
No. 1 man of Roseburg High
School team this last year, made
top-seeded Norman Moore play
very good tennis and use ail
his experience before he bowed
out, 6-1, 7-5. Moore will play Tom
Jacobson, who was extended to
7-5 in the first set to beat Bob
Berrie and then went on to win
the second set, 6-0. In the lower
bracket, Glen Boyer whipped Don
Debernardi, 6-1, but had a tough
time before downing Don in the
second set, 11-9. Boyer will meet
Bill Garrison, who gained the
semi-final round by default. In
Hollies, Rainlers
Both Defeated In
Doubleheaders
. (By thtt'Assoclated Press)
Old Kewpie Dick Barret is
laughing up both sleeves at his
old pals, the Rainlers of Seattle.
The Rainlers relegated Barret,
a veteran of 24 years . on the
diamond, to relief roles this sea
son and recently he obtained his
release, going to the San Diego
Padres.
Over the weekend the rugged
righthander got full revenge.
He held Seattle to five hits yes
terday, setting them down, 5 to 3,
in the nightcap of a doublehead
er. It was Kewple's fourth win in
live starts tor san Diego, with
two of the triumphs at the ex
pense of his former teammates.
The Padres easilv won the twin
bill opener, behind young Bob
Savage, 6 to 1. San Diego took
six of nine games in the series
to give me ttaimers tneir worst
setback in weeks.
The league leading Hollywood
Stars are glad to be rid of Oak
land for a while. The Acorns won
the series, five games to four.
Two homers won both ends of a
doubleheader for the Acorns yes-
icraay. rranK Kerr Clouted one
in the seventh inning of the
opener to break a tie and win
2 to 1. Pinchhitter Loyd Christo
pher got the other in the fifth
Inning of the second game for the
winning margin of a 6-5 victory.
eeavers, aoions split
Portland and Sacramento snllt
their July 4th twin bill, and their
series, five games apiece. Luis
Marquez' bases packed triple
helped the Beaver's fourth inning
spurt that led to a 4 to 1 win
in the opener. Walt Drono hom
ered in the ninth with the bases
loaded to spark Sacramento to a
ll-to-J win in the second game.
San Francisco and Los Angeles
also split a doubleheader, with
the Angels taking the series,
four games to three. By winning
one of the games the Seals kept
themselves from dropping into a
last place tie with Los Angeles.
The Angeles took the opener
4 to 3. Los Angeles' Booker T.
(Cannon-ball) McDaniel was the
victim of the second game which
the Seals won 6 to 4, his first
loss after four straight victories
since he went to the Angels. Har
ry Feldman, getting back into
organized baseball after jumping
to the Mexican League three sea
sons ago, was the winner in his
first start for San Francisco.
BASEBALL STANDINGS
The Diet of Worms was an as
sembly held in the city of Worms
in 1521, where Martin Luther was
summoned to answer charges of
neresy.
all -these matches to be played,
the winner must win three sets.
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Ike Thomason Champ
At St. Paul's Rodeo
ST. PAUL, Ore., July 5. UP)
The Stevens trophy lor the all-
around cowboy championship . ol
the annual St. Paul Rodeo was
awarded yesterday to Ike Thorn-
mason, iucson, Ariz.
The 26-year-old former Texan
has been competing in profes
sional rodeo sports for only four
years and his victory here was
his third all-around , title this
year.
Dwight Maddox, Weiser, Idaho,
was runner-up for the all-around
title. Event champions were: Bull
Beulah Louise Overell
Honeymooning At Home
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, July
5 B Beulah Louise Overell,
20-year-old heiress acquitted of
murder in the yacht blast death
of her parents, is honeymooning
at home with Robert Cannon, Los
Angeles policeman.
They were married Friday In
First Christian Church. Louise
entered the church on the arm
of her uncle, Fred Jungquist. An
other uncle, Emmanuel Jung
quist, who appeared as a prosecu
tion witness in the 1947 trial, was
not present.
Louise and her former sweet
heart, George Gollum, were freed
on charges of killing Financier
and Mrs. Walter E. Overell at
Newport Harbor in 1947.
It was Cannon's third marriage.
Their honeymoon trip was de
ferred until his vacation in a few
weeks.
Mrs. Freddie Steele
Files Divorce Suit
SEATTLE, July 5. UP)
Mrs. Freddie Steele, wife of the
former middleweight boxing
champion, asked $400 a month
Los Angeles, each had a .363 per
centage. Max West, San Diego, topped
the league with home runs, 30,
and runs batted in, 97. Easter
was second in runs batted in with
92. And he and John Ostrowskl,
Los Angeles, tied for second in
home runs with 25 each.
Tue., July 5, 1949 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore.
support money for herself and
their two children in a separation
suit filed last week.
She charged crueltv and Indif
ference. She said her husband.
a Hollywood motion picture ac
tor after his ring career, absented'
himself from home frequently
and had "completely dissipated"
money they received from sale of
their North Hollywood home be-
iore tney came nere nine months
ago.
I hey were married In Tacoma
July 11, 1937. and have two chil-
dren, David, 10, and Sharon, 7.
Easter, Maddern Tied
For Coast Batting Lead
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.
UP) Although out of uniform
for more than two weeks, big
Luke Easter of San Diego is tied
for batting leadership in the Pa
cific Coast baseball league.
Easter and Clarence Maddern,
riding, Jim Shoulders, Tulsa,
Okla.; calf roping, Pat Parker,
Pawhuska, Okla.; bulldogging,
Gene Rambo, Shandon, Calif.;'
bareback and saddle bronc.
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