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ETTERS MARK Hironoshin Furuhashi, Japanese swimming
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thi Murakami, after bettering the world recoid for the 1500
meter twim while qualifying in the National A. A. U. iwimming
and diving meet being held at Lot Angeles. I APWirephotol
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Scrimmages Mark Rivalry I
For Positions On Roseburg
High School Football Team
More scrimmage was on last night's training bill for pros
pective football candidates at Roseburg high school. After a
discussion of training rules, followed by limbering up exercises,
Coach Cece Sherwood put the boys to work in scrimmage for
a solid hour and 1 5 minutes.
Fundamental plays Including
the quick opening from the T,
were stressed, and Sherwood
brought together different com
binations of ballplayers In order
to find the best offensive and de
fensive group.
Several prospects In each of
the backfield positions are cur
rently battling for position on the
first team, but Sherwood is not
nomine any names until the
"proving period" time runs out.
Battling for first string quar
terback, a position left vacant
with the graduation of Bnbhy
Sanders, are Bob Barrows, Hon
nie Strickling and Mickey Coen.
Speed and an accurate passing
arm are requisites here, plus an
ability to call the proper play at
the proper time. Strlckling holds
a tentative edge on speed, but
Coen and Barrows are moving up
fast in the other qualifications.
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Llovd Stumbo, Dale Bonebrake
and Vic Sanders will tussle for
left halfback position, while Jer
ry Sconce, Bill Palmer and "3' 11
Van Horn vie for the right half
post.
The fullback slot Is another toss
up, with Don McKlnney, a sopho
more: . Bob Scott and Frank
Weber, both letermen, struggling
for the post.
With three teams of backs out,
this department promises to be a
fairly deep one, provided all
hands can cut the mustard in the
pinch. Which combination will
rate membership on the first
team, will be determined In the
next two weeks.
Bob Barrows and Bob Scott
worked on punting, while Frank
Weber practiced lifting the ball
off the tee with the end of his
toe.
Working with the backs are
centers Dlz Burnett, Durwood
Boyles and Dean McFarland. All
three are having trouble getting
the ball back accurately all 'lav
ing started from scratch at the
position.
Aerial bombardments by the
quarterbacks gave the line plen
ty of opportunity to move about.
Almost 40 candidates were on tap
last night with more expected
when school starts next week.
On the other end of the field,
Junior high school talent scrim
maged under the watchful eves of
1 Hod Turner, Frank Purdy and Ed
Wyatt. Wind sprints terminated
the drill session for both groups.
1 ( Martin Luther Bowser,
I Drain Resident, Dies
' Martin Luther Bowser, 70, well
II known resident of near Drain,
died very suddenly at his home
I Wednesday, Aug. 31.A resident of
I that vicinity for the last 16 years,
he was born in Wheeling, West i
. Va., on July 14, 1879, and was
I' married to Miss' Ella May Hall
In Kansas City, Mo.. May 20, 1907.
I He was a member of Sunset lodge
1144. A.F. & A.M. i
Besides the widow he is sur
vived by two sons, William R.
II Bowser and Martin M. Bowser
! both of Eugene; a half sister,
Inez Moore, and a half brother,
I Sam Coulter. i
Services will be held in the
I Christian church at Drain Sat-1
Iurday at 2 p.m., Rev. Frank
Brown officiating. Closing serv
J Ices will be held by the Sunset -I
lodge at the Westlawn Memorial
cemetery, Eugene, where vault
interment will follow. Arrange
ments are In care of the Stearns
Mortuary, Oakland.
JUDGMENT ISSUED
Circuit Judge Carl E. Wlmber
ly has issued a default Judgment
order In favor of the plaintiff,
State Industrial Accident com
mission, against Cecil Milan for
$148.49. plus interest and costs.
The judge has issued an order
dismissing the suit of James W.
Priest vs. Julian V. Nelson.
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