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Indians Ready For Same With North Bend '11 Local Squad Will Entr Tilt Friday Night Minus Four Ailing Regular The Roseburg hlsh ichool In dian! will taper off with light practice today, following a con centrated scrimmage session last nifht In preparation for Friday's came with an under-rated North Bend eleven. In hopes of stopping a North Bend passing oflenae, which has worried many a district foe, the Indians stressed an alert defense against the aerial attack Coach Ben Holcomb's Bulldogs are ex pected to throw. Indications that Friday's game her on Flnlay field might see the air filled with the pigskin was noted by the 45-minute drill on Roaeburg's passing attack, with both Indian quarterbacks Ronnie Strickllng and Mickey Coen getting the works under the watchful eye of Coach Cece Sher wood. Other backfield men got their share of the heavy workout by running through punting plays, both in receiving and delivery. Blocking and tackling occupied the linemen. Nat Over-Confident Coach Sherwood painted a gloomy picture for the coming iiay. Although North Bend has earned the dubious award of be ing the most beaten team in dis trict competition, Sherwood ex pressed the belief that they may suddenly come to life against his Indian team. "Nine of North Bend's starting lineup were first stringers last year, Sherwood said. "They haven't pulled together in other games, but a team with that much experience Is bound to bounce back and Roseburg may be the victim." lalurtaa Ara Handicap This in addition to the Rose burg injured list gives Sherwood plenty of cause for anxiety. Still on Inactive status is Don Parr, regular starting guard, who has been out with an attack of flu. Sherwood said the stalwart line-1 man has now contracted a leg iniection wnicn win probably keep him benched Indefinitely. Jim Shrum, another guard, Is atill nursing a bad leg and will be used sparingly, 1 at all, Sher wood said. Diz Burnette, a power at the center position, and starling full back Frank Weber, will also pro bably he benched because of re cent illness. Sherwood expressed a great deal of respect for Holcomh, North Bend coach, both as a man with a great deal of football aavvy and aa a mentor. While coaching at Latirande high. Sherwood saw a lot of his rival coach who was plaving a potent halfback position for The Dalles. During Holcomb's college ca reer, he spoiled a lot of touch down attempts In his position at defensive tailback for the Uni versity of Oregon. This Is Hoi romb't first year as coach since his graduation last year. An Interesting sidelight on to morrow night's game will be the meeting between the two coaches the first since Holcomh play ed against Sherwood's teams in high school days. Thomas A. Edison lit the world's first electric light on a Sunday afternoon In October, 1S79. He watched It burn until Tuesday noon, and then deliber ately burned It out by Increas ing the current. 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Thurs., Oct. 27, 1949 California Bears Favored To Trim UCLA In Major Battle For Rose Bowl Entry By RUSS NEWLAND SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-.T-Californla't high riding Bears face a formidable Rose Bowl road block Saturday. Their southern cousins, the University of California at Los Angeles Bruins, are primed to play their best football of the season. Bowling Scores INDtSTBIAL LtAGt't TEAM Wnn r. O T. ... It 7 a limp Valley Hdwre. ..- 13 Donut Bar 12 vu iio.pmi n Jnn.e Ini .. ..... ...11 Jovtn Rralie Supply S n p. o i. , i ciks asa I Game! Orl. I III! I. B P I 32" 1. Vela Hoi IS Jon rik. I t I. Dllal Don Bar I. l:m Hardware 1. r. O. t 2, Jovln Brake Supl 1. eeaerka Hlsh individual umi seers: ny Joy Verdun 21.1 men individual serial score; Boucock SIS. J.aea la Shllirllff, H Shlrtrllir. T - -lonea. B . Wilenn, J Chapin F. - Handicap . Total Mrrlle Trait ... 117 2 l 43S 117 11 178 117 m 110474 lal 4U7 14.147 1US-21 M n 111 2SM Hvan .. . Kmith .. Ynunf Walla Hanklne Handicap . 144 I.U . IM . 103 lli 4M 12 2SK7 11S SOS 1SJ Sol 14 472 !ltf-4H 1H7 Mill Total Ekberf Kidrtrr Haaklna .., Tannlund . Bell.v Handicap , Tolal .. asi 91 la H.aplUI 177 171 ,,17:l 17S ......!: 1H.1 . 1.11 IIS 14.1 177 ins 1 3S7 MS S7 2S4B 170 IAS 402 174 112477 104 170401 13 Elke Sis rd Barflaan IM RIM Stuck 171 Hern Wleag.rber 117 B. Brown m V Rnurork 204 Handicap 115 1.U 10742 i ! ISO 1D4 07H IIS 115 345 Tolal t'mpsaa nbarla 924 I IS 94S 2808 Valley Hardoar IIS loft 12.1 447 -...I'll 1.1.1 144-402 "a 124 MS 47.1 178 140 Iflkl SIA , IH1 1.17 104 4.14 102 1H2 102-306 W'teaina llarrlmg Milliard Rrulon Handicap Tolal 072 DeHMl Bar .... I4S 117 129 . 108 178 S12 878 2082 148 IPO 4H7 10A 1.10 4H2 1.17 1.18422 170 l.U 48.1 105 211 u.17 121 131 MS Buellnr Wrllman Trsvia. B. Johoaon - rov Handicap w Total r. Meek Morna Swecm n Mf.k Root ...... Haodlcap Tolal Jevia Barken Lenlr 902 937 8J 2804 107 105 . I.U 111 ....l.!0 HIS 154 4H0 148472 141401 1.18-524 20J 121 108 105315 912 884 Braka Sapalv 115 1.18 1.11 IH5 1 14 187 179 188 181 143 90S 2702 I24-.K7 158 475 1174.18 Campbell J. V. Nordtlnk . 3. S. Nordlins Tolal 878 978 887 2721 11,000 WORDS, ONE MISS MANCHESTER. England i.V) Danish actress Luise Jorgen sen recited the book of Job all 15.000 words of It from mem ory. Ending the 82-mlntile recitation at a service in Manchester ca thedral, she apologized for her one error. She said "only" Instead of "hut." She wouldn't have, she said. If she hadn't been llted and If she spoke English better. Tillage Work... M H TAYJ M : H Phone. 1 1SO aB w Undefeated, untied California figures as the favorite. The heais have done everything asked, U. C.L.A. also is unbeaten in the Coast conference, but dropped a 14 0 game to Santa Clara. In con trast, California started Its sche dule by dumping Santa Claia, 21-7. California, therefore, is the choice here by a couple of .ouch downs. The Los Angeles senilis gives IJ.C.L.A. whatever advan tage there is in playing at home. The last Stanford team bucks up against the giant killer. Sanla Clain. It Is a non-league contest, but Important to Stanford which still has Rose Bowl hopes. Coach Marchie Schwartz' Stanford can not afford to get knocked over again, either in or out of the conference. The crystal ball mir rors a loss for Sanla Claia. Southern California takes on Washington at Seattle and Wash ington State travels to Oregon States home Held In conference encounters. Once bealen U.S.C rates the nod over a Washington squad that has lost five in a row. Washington State should outscore O. S. C. in a close one. Idaho looks the better In its game with Portland. MonlaiM, after dropping three straight, may break, inlo the win column again over Montana State, Oregon followers hope for a win over Iowa, but the outlook Is not bright, particularly In view of the Big Ten team's recent up surge and the fact the contest will be played at Iowa City, St. Mary's entertains a scrappy Drake club here Friday night. The Oaels must bounce hack from the fearful 4114 drub bing by University of San Fran cisco if they expect to htve a look in. College of the Pacific, highest scoring team in the coun try, meets San Jose Stale in w hat shapes up as a hard battle Fri day night in San Jose. Hoopster League Deadline Nearing Marlen Voder, YMCA generat secretary, pointed out today that the deadline is drawing close for the registration of teams desiring to play In Ihe YMCA basketball league. The Junior Chamber of Commeiee, First Christian church and Umpqua Plywood are the only sponsors for teams so far. The Elks club may possibly spon sor a learn. There are plenty open ings for more teams to enter, ac cording to Yoder. However, Ihe sponsors should remember that the games will be Just for the enjoyment for the plavers, and they will be playing for no dis trict title. The plan for the league Is to have each team furnish Its own equipment. Including balls. Each team will also furnish one referee a week for a game in which it is not playing. Showers will be available after the games, hut the players will have to bring their own towel. Through these condi tions, Ihe league can play a 12 week schedule with Ihe cost to each sponsor being onlv $15.00. This will nay tor the use of the Junior high gym. The closing date has been set for Nov. 7. A meeting will he held of representatives of all partici pating teams and the schedule set up to start In December. Get On The Song Wctg on If you writs lyrics, poetry, songs, or hove any idea for titles or porf of o song, you surely or interested in CASH royalties, publication, and mar keting of your material. The SONG OF THE MONTH CLUB is now forming, and member ship costs only Six Dollars a year. THIS IS A PEOPLE'S CLUB TO GIVE THE PEOPLE A CHANCE. Our skilled staff will select material sent in by members, and add, if we think necessary, whatever if fakes to complete the song. One song will be published each month, with full credit and CASH roy alty to the member whose ma terial has been selected. Every member will receive a free copy of the "Song cf the Month." Members will vote an nually for the "Song of the Year" from the twelve songs published, and an AWARD will be given the winning member. Details of the rules of the Club ond the privileges of the mem bers will be sent you on re quest. We are now organizing, ond invite your membership. Send Six Dollars. Join today. Klemer-Mix Song of the Month Club, Coos Boy, Oregon. v. .,(-. S , .aw .st-lV HE'S STUDYING FOR A "PED-DECREE" Qu" the dog. malic student is Butch, a wire-haired terrier who insists on attending classes at a vocational school In Binghamton, N. Y. Knglish teacher Mrs. Gladys Cox helps Butch through his three Rs. Ha lives two miles from school, but turns up for classes regularly. B League Grid Teams Near End Of Season's Bill Action In Douglas county B league circles this Friday will see most six-man loot ball teams olavinc their next tn-final came, with most county ll man teams having an extra week nelore can ing an end to this year's foot ball competition. Yoncalla will entertain a visit ing Riddle team Friday afternoon In a meeting of north-south Doug las teams. Ihe game shapes up as another Indication of the rela tive strength of the two sections. Riddle has been beaten in south ern zone play but will be out to maintain the pace set by Glendale last week when the southern school gave Yoncalla a bad beat ing. Yoncalla has already cap tured the title In the northern division. A B league playoff, pitting Drain and Randon. will be fea tured at the north Douglas school Friday. Sal ui day, Myrtle Creek will travel to Reedspoit and Suther lin plays host to Coquille in two Inlersectional tilts which match small schools with Ihe large. Rainier Obtain Kuljis, Bellingham Pitcher PRATTLE. Oct. 27 (.Ti Seattle's Ralniers signed their fourth southpaw pitcher icster day, but turned down a chance to get a new catcher. The new wrong hander is Steve Kuljis who twirled semlpro ball for Bellingham last season. Club officials said the catcher deal was an olfer from Oakland to trade Frank Kerer for Mickey Grasso. Both are catchers and Kerr came to Oakland in a trade with Sacramento for Billy Rai mondi. Conferenct Scheduled For Junior Red Cross A Junior Red Cross conference will be held In Grants Pass Satur day, Nov. 5. Any principals, teacher-sponsors, teachers, ele mentary or high school students are Invited to attend. The meeting will convene at 10:l.i a.m. and close at j Luncheon will be served for 25 cents at the Kiveiside m .uxii, where the session is to be held. Transportation may be had from Roseburg In the Red Cross station wagon. Anyone desiring to attend should contact the Red ! Cross at the armory before Oct. i 31 so that reservations may be ; made. LEARN FREE! G. I. Flight Training Is Available To Any Veteron Who Hos Over 90 Doys of Service Previous to July 1, 1948. Training is given only in new modern fast airplanes. Enroll now before your eligibility expires. ALSO Round trip charter trips to all points Save Time and Money Try our U-Fly Service and Save up to i on your trip Wt Invitt youe Inquiries on all your flight prebitms. Freight up to 1200 lbs. taken for Immediate shipment anywhera. GREEN FLYING SERVICE Cessna Dealers Inquire at airport any tirwa for more detailed Information. Roseburg Airport . Phone 1225 -j Roseburg, Or. Grid Gossip In Northwest Loop Bv The Associated Press CORVALLIS. Ore.. Oct. 27 .T The Oregon State Beavers, i whose fortunes seem to ride with !the injuries of hard running Ken Carpenter, were on the upgrade i today. The star halfback will be Ion hand Saturday against Wash ington State college. I I Dr. Waldo Ball said last night that carpenters nruisea nip win have healed nicely by the time the Beavers take the field for j their final home game of the ! year. EUGENE. Ore., Oct. 27-.PV Oregon's 37-man traveling souad ! was to leave by chartered plane i today for Saturday's intersection lal gridiron clash with the Iowa Hawkeycs. Coach Jim Aiken said only one ; of his regular starting lineup will I not be on hand for (he kicknff. George Bell, right halfback, has I been nursing an Injury all week but Is expected to see action. SEATTLE, Oct. '27 (.D Fleet footed Ernie Steele, former I'ni vetsity of Washington quarter back. Isn't going to retire from pro football. He will head east next week to take over once again as Ihe ace safetyman for the Philadel phia Eagles, national pro foot ball league litlists. Steele quit this fall w hen his car broke down enroute to training ramp and Coach Greasy Ncale slapped dai ly fines on him for being late. He said yesterday Neale had sent a hurry-up call lor him to show up. Albany Citizens Protest Junking Of Old Pumper ALBANY. Ore. LV) Citizens here ate getting up a head of sieam over the fire departments decision lo Junk an ancient steam, operated pumper. Frank N. Wood, a former vol unteer whose father and other pioneer citizens bought the ve hicle in 1S75. have protested. The fire department gave the relic to a civic stadium auction iunn ior 'sale. Wood and others hope to re trieve it hy pooling their funds for its purchase. 1 The .lackson Memorial F.e 1 search Laboratory at Bar Har 1 bor. Maine, has the world s old ; est pure bred strain of mice, cov ering 220 generations. It was I started In 1519. The same num- her of generations In men would i have had to start in 3500 B. C. TO FLY! Martin, Fullback Of Bears, Keeps Up Terrific Pace LOS ANGELES, Oct 27-4 TV "Battleship Bill" Martin, full back for the University of South ern California, continues full speed ahead thli season from the distinctive point where he left off hit grid exploits In 1948. That point was the bright aft ernoon In late December when this squat, 200-pound Trolan ram med through the terrible Notre Dame line for, not one, but two, touchdowns. No other fullback of recent date can make that claim. Now past his fifth game of the year, and next headed for the Washington Huskies at Seattle, the 22-year-old senior from near by Alhambra is plaving ahead of, and not on, his 1948 reputa tion He is tied for second place In scoring in the Pacific Coast con ference with seven touchdowns and 42 points. Practically all were made the hard wav, from Inside the five-yard line when ri val lines know what and who to expect. He isn't spectacular but he's awfully reliable. He has gained almost twice the yards of any teammate, he has carried the ball more than twice the number of anv teammate 1235 yards In 79 trips! and he has doubtless played twice as many minutes as any teammate. For what doesn't show in the statistics is "Battleship Bill's" bone butting defensive work. He is extremely fond of human contact. Craft Program To Be Held Tuesdays The YMCA craft program will start Tuesday, Nov. 1. it will be set up for a two-hour period, run ning from 7:30-9:30 every Tues day night. The meeting place, for the present, will be in the Method ist church social rooms. The first month the. m-aft i-1t! be plaster casting. By this means figures mav be rat nnH n.lnt. and the Nativity scene may be uinut-. j nis, ii was poinierj out, "in mane a very attractive dis play on the mantel, or on the U .le, during the Yuletide season. many otner craits will be taken up in the months to follow. The program Is set up for adults, who. it is hoped by the committee, will learn these crafts and use their know ledge and skill for the teach ing of youth In the community. A very special invitation is ex tended to all those adults who are working with youngsters in clubs, troops, packs or any other groups. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Harold Jon son, 177, Philadelphia, outpointed .limmy Biv.ns, 180 1-2, Cleve land, 10. OAKLAND, Calif. Mario Trl go. 139, Loa Angeles, and Chief Whitewater, 137, Oakland, drew, 10. GLASGOW, Scotland-Manuel Ortiz, 124. El Central, Calif. Out pointed Jackie Paterson, 124, Scotland. 10 i non-title 1. Tine, TUBE PRICE UPPEO BOSTON, Oct. 27 (JP) A three and one-half percent incea.se in the price of tires and tubes was announced Tuesday by E. J. Thomas, president of the Good year company. Raymond C. Firestone, a di rector of the Firestone company, predicted a five percent increase- in ine price or tires and tubes hv Ihe first of the year. He said mounting cost of pmduction would be responsible. 18 Different Types and Snles All Colors No Limit While Stocks Last mm v .nil ittti, .-a e. . - A ROT AND HIS DOG Two-year-old Tony Henson of Knoxvtlle. Term, pets his dog Snowball alter the dog was struck by a truck while trylnir to keep Tony from wandering away from his home. Bnowoall's Injuries were not serious, and he'll be up and around in a day or two. George Mikan Still Tops Pro-Basketball Stars CHICAGO. Oct. 27 (.) As far as the college all-stars are con cerned sky-scraping George Mi kan of the Minneapolis Lakers still is "Mr. Basketball." Mikan peppered in a record breaking 31 points last night as the Lakers outla-sted a stubimrn college squad. 94-86. in the 10th annual charitv cage classic wit nessed by 16,731 at Chicago sta dium. That gave Mikan a new indivi Famous brands SEVEN STAR y Mam SPORT SHIRTS Regularly 2.95 to ,.rj r-i t. (NEA Trlepholo) dual scoring mark In the all-star series and the Lakers a second straight triumph over the cream of the collegiate crop. EXERCISE HOUR SET The YMCA exercise hour will be held tonight, as uual, in the Junior High gym at 5:30 p.m. Volleyball will be the main game on the program. Any man that desires to gei some exercise is afforded this excellent oppor tunity for only $.25. SAWMILL LIQUIDATION SALE Buildings ond Equipment of the STODDARD LUMBER CO. Boker, Oregon Our Representative Robert Watson Is on the Premises! 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