Weekend Grid
Games Slated
At Finlay Field
Although the Roseburfj Indians
will absorb most of the football
limelight this weekend, other
RoseburR football team will also
battle on the turf in weekend con
tests. Cece Sherwood's varsity In
dians oppose Cottage Grove var
sity In a non-leaRue tilt at Kinlay
lieia jTiday niRM, witn tne kick
off slated for 8 o'clock.
A feature riurlne halltlme will
nee the grade school "heavies"
c!ash In an exhibition scrim
mage. Boys from Rose, Fuller
ton, Benson and Riverside grade
schools will participate.
Saturday, the grade school
teams will collide in regular
league games. The "heavies" of
Benson will oppose Rikp grlrt
ders, while Fullerton "heavies"
play Riverside. Grade school
Peewees will also Joust In the
Saturday morning scramble at
Finlay field. Rose and Fullerton
will battle it out and Benson op
poses Riverside.
The grade school footbaMr
plav the width of the Finlay field
gridiron, rather than the length.
Game time is 9:30 a.m.
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Canyonville, Camas To
Clash In 6-Man Football
The Canyonville Tigers will he
hosts to Camas Valley Friday aft
ernoon. In a Eouth Pouslas rouiMv
six-man football game. The Ti
gers lost, 624, in a clash with
Coos River In a game at Coos
Bav last weekend.
The Tigers played under the
lights for the first time that night
t a new experience for the Can
' yonville team.
A bus load of students made
the trip, to make up a large
cheering section, but the Tigers
were completely outclassed in
their first night clash.
In other Douglas county foot
plays at Glenilale. Coos River
plays at F.lklon. Glide plays at
Oakland and Klmira plays al
Drain.
WHAT'S THE HURRY7
OXFORD, England, Oct. 20.
(T) After due consideration, Ox
ford university coxswains have
accepted a challenge to row a
boat race against the Cambridge
university coxswains.
The match Is set for Saturday.
Cambridge issued the challenge
18 years ago.
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UCLA And Bears
Figured To Win
Saturday Games
SAV FRANCISCO, Oct. 20
APj California's Bears and the
University of California at Los
Angeles Bruins, co-leaders of
the Pacific Coast conference,
each figure to win another foot
ball bame Saturday.
Off comparative performances,
only the biggest kind of an upiet
could cause California to lose to
Washington, four times beaten
twice in the conference. Califor
nia is the league's only unseat
ed, untied team in all 1949 games.
The U.C.L.A. assignment mav
he a bit toughter. The Bruins
travel to Pullman to meet Wash
ington State. Inclement weather
could prove a leveling agent. Al
though it technically fronts the
conference race with three wins,
U.C.L.A.'s bubble of invincibility
was pricked last week when it
was blanked 0-1 by the strong
independent Santa Clara.
Three other contenders, each
with one league defeat, will lie
battling to stay in the race.
They are Oregon, Southern Cali
fornia and Stanford.
The red hot contest of the week
will brine Oregon and Southern
California together In Los Anee-
les. Oregon's one loss occurred
on its previous visit to the south.
a 35-27 setback by U.C.L.A. U.S.
C. dropped a 16-10 decision to
California.
Stanford, also a game off the
conference pace, entertains an
improved. Oregon State team.
Grid Gossip In
Northwest Loop
SEATTLE, Oct. 20 (API
The University of Washington
Huskies entrain today for their
Saturday football engagement at
Berkeley witn tne university of
Laniornia.
Guards Jim Foster and Bill
Burnett, seniors, were named co
captains for Saturday's affray.
Thirty-eight players will make
the trip.
Two sophomore backs Gene
Norton and Jim Wiley will carry
much of the ballcarrying load
for the injury-riddled Huskies
Saturday.
Coach Howie Odell worked the
two rookies hard in yesterday's
practice, and had another sopho
more, Ernie Furnia, seeing duty
at the fullback spot.
Both Norton and Wiley saw
considerable action in the second
half of last Saturday's game with
Stanford.
WELCOMED HOME Manager Casey Stengel of the World
Champion New York Yankees (standing center) acknowledges
the cheers of a home-town crowd as ht was welcomed back to
Glendale, Calif. He was paraded down the main street and
given a key to the city. At his right is Mrs. Stengel; at his left
is City Manager George Wickham. (AP Wirephotol.
EUGENE, Ore. Oct. 20 t.VU-
Coach Jim Aiken dipped Into the
ranns yesteraay and pushed two
reserve backs throueh extra
work in preparation for Satur
day's game with Southern Cali
fornia at Los Angeles.
The Oregon mentor had Bud
Boqua at fullback and Dewayne
jonnson at ngni nan. Johnson
also was called on for some punt
ing anil.
Bowling Scores
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Malheur Refuge Area To
Be Opened To Hunters
PORTLAND, Oct. 20 -(.Ti
An S.OOOacre public shooting
ground will be available to mi
gratory waterfowl hunters t li's
year in the northeast part of Mal
heur Lake.
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife
service. rejKirting the opening of
pari oi tne maineur nauonai wim
life refuge to nunters, sain uip
area open this year Is different
from that of last season. It said
a checking station will be opera
ted at the entry point eight miles
southeast of l.awen, and motor
ists driving from Burns shotiU
take the Burns-Crane highway to
approximately four miles east of
Lawcn.
Leo L. Laythe, regional dlrec
tor, said the area "should provide
some good shooting for a limited
number of hunters."
COIVMIIA MIWMIIS, INC
TACOMA, WASHINGTON
Distributed In Roseburg by Botes Candy Co.
Race Tax Boosts
Welfare Of Quail
SACRAMENTO .D The Cali
fornia quail, after a century of
being hunted by palefaces and
having his cover, food supply and
watering places taken by same,
is about to enter the welfare
state. The California paleface
likes to bet on horses, and hU
state levies a tax thereon which
is applied to game conservation.
Some $375.0(10 of this is to be
used during the next three years
to build watering devices, feed
ing grounds, and brush shelters
for California quail. The federal
government, under the Pittman
Robertson act. will almost dou
ble the ante with another Stilt),
000. California has been working on
this for some time, and already
has 500 automatic "quail quuf
feterias" working. They are, con
crete cisterns that catch rain dur
ing the wet season and dole it out
through the dry months when mil
lions of baby quail would other
wise die of thirst.
Signs Warn Deer About
Menace Of Motorists
Ql'INCY. Calif. -(.Tt - Could be
that II. O. Williams of the Plum
a County Chamber of Cummeic
is a cynic. In this deer country
the usual highway sign reads:
"Drive slowly Deer Crossing."
Williams has put signs along a
dorn roads that read:
"Deer keep off highway mo
torists passing."
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TEAM Won
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CORVALLIS, Ore., Oct. 20 CP)
-Two new faces were shifted into
the starting tackle positions yes
terday as Oregon State Coach
Kip Taylor readied for Satur
day's invasion of Palo Alto
against Stanford.
Bill Farnham took over the left
tackle berth and Jim Ingleshy
lined up on the opposite side.
Farnham's step-up to the first
string line will give the Beavers
five sophomores in the starting
lineup Saturday.
LOS ANOELKS, Oct. 20 7PI
Thirtyseven UCLA football play
ers will leave for Pullman, Wash.,
tomorrow and the same back
field will take the field against
Washington State that started
against Santa Clara.
Coach Red Sanders looked over
the squad and listed Julie Weis
stein or Jim Buchanan at quart
er, Ernie Johnson and Howard
Hansen or Bob Watson at the
halves and Cliff Schroeder ready
to roll at fullback. Sanders Jug
gles his backfleld for offensive
and defensive purposes.
Don Hunt returns as a first
string end. He was a regular last
year.
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM 'PAPPY' Coach Lynn 'Pappy' Waldorf of the University of Cali.
fornia, extends bast wishes to Jack Jensen, former star fullback of the Bears and Zoe Ann 01
sen, national diving champ and Olympic team member, after the couple were wed at Oak.
land, Calif. Jensen was recently sold by the Oakland Acorns to the New York Yankees in a
package deal with Billy Martin. More than 500 people attended the reception. (AP Wire
photo).
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LOS ANfiELES, Oct. 20
Jim Powers will renew his statt
inf? role At nnartprhart f,.r il.a
Southern California Trnlana!
against Oregon but Frank Gil
ford may get a chance to shine
this week.
Gifford, from Bakersfield, mov
ed up in prominence with the
injury of Wilbur Robertson. He
showed running ability against
Washington State, has been doing
kicking and may even display
a pass tossing game against the
Webfoots.
For the first time this season,
I'SC will be able to field a first
string line, from end to end.
Jayvees To Battle
At Cottage Grove
The Roseburg Junior varsitv,
under coach Norm West, will at
tempt to break a losing streak
when they play Cottage Grove
Junior varsity Saturday after
noon at Cottage Grove.
Coach West will take nearly
three full teams with him and he
said every man would have an
opportunity to play.
Also slated for a weekend pig
skin battle is Coach Hod Turn
er's Junior high school Papoose
eighth and ninth grade team.
They Journey to Medford and the
game is listed for 1 p.m.
At nearby Sutherlin, Coach Or-
rin Hills' charges playing eleven
man football for the first time
this year face Coach Jack Hid
ing's Myrtle Creek Vikings Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock and
the invading Vikings are favored
to win this one, although they
will be playing on a strange field.
JOE richards
Carp which have long boen net
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nuisance, have been found to
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