Indians Ready
For Grid Tilt
With Ashland
Armistice Day Battle
On Grizzlies' Field To
Be Broadcast On KRNR
Roseburg's Indian varsity was
spared a physical workout on the
practice Held yesterday, alter pro.
longed rains left water standing
on the turf, making It too sloppy
to work out on.
Instead Coach Cece Sherwood
kept the boys Indoors and put
them through a mental drill, as
the chalk dust flew thick and
fast.
The Senior hleh mentor dia
grammed various offensive and
defensive tactics that will be em
ployed against their opponent at
Asniana nuay aiiernuuii wmie
brows knitted and tongues
crowded cheek.
In the tilD south Friday, Sher
wood will be in the same boat
with some of the sophomores on
the team. He has never seen the
Grizzly gridiron!
Last year, the Indians played
Ashland here for the first time
In many a moon. The Indians won
handily, 19-6, after coming from
behind. In that game, the Indians
turned a pass Interception and an
Ashland fumble into touchdown
plays, after going scoreless with
nearly two minutes remaining In
the second quarter.
Klckoff time for the Armltslce
day tilt will be 1:45 p. m., with
Roseburg's radio station KRNR
giving a play-by-play description
starting at 1:30. Halftlme activi
ties arc also scheduled to be broad
cast. Frank Purdy will do the
sportscasting. The commentary
will be broadcast by Hitnk Henry
and KRNR Chief Engineer Ralph
Smith will see that the wire be
tween Ashland and Roscburg
doesn't get snarled.
Roseburg's Orange and Black
Iiigh school band 75 strong will
participate In halftlme activity,
hended by director C. A. RIcketts.
Tenatlve lineups Include:
Roseburg Ashland
Olsen . LE .... Wines
Parr LT Smith
Packard LT Kltiwell
Boyles C Wiley
Wagner RG Klght
Rowe -. RT Mcllvenna
Blanck RE Allen
Strlckling Q Hunscom
Kenny LH .... Lanlnovich
Van Horn .. RH ... Roberson
Scott . F Langer
When making up your face,
pretend that you are going before
the camera. Then you will be
more likely to achieve flawless
makeup.
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6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore.-Thur., Nov. 10, 1949
Grid Gossip In
Northwest Loop
PULLMAN, Wash., Nov. 10-
UP Washington State college's
football season hasn't been too
full of bright spots this season,
but out of it halfback Chuck
Brayton managed to come up
with a worlds record.
It's for the mile run In a foot
ball uniform.
Brayton set the new standard
five minutes and nine seconds
this fall during a practice ses
sion, according to information re'
ccived from Archie Richardson,
who collects track records for a
sports encyclopedia.
EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 10 UP)
The rainR came and Coach Jim
Aiken called an early end to the
workout of his Oregon ducks yes-
ternay.
"I don't Imagine it will rain
at Berkeley Saturday, "Aiken
cracked. "So there's no need of
taking a chance on needless injuries."
PULLMAN, Wash., Nov. 10 UP)
The klckoff of the Washington
Washington Stale football clash a
week from Saturdny will wind up
the collegiate grid careers of 12
Washtlnton stale athletes.
Senior squad members include
Don Paul, Frank Mataya, Bobbv
McGuire, Fran Polsfoot, Bob
Doornlnk, Capt. Jerry Houghton,
Otto Kofler, Tom Baker, Chuck
Brayton, Chuck Eckert, Bill
Smith and Ken Spooner.
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Cam to Lawson's before
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SEATTLE, Nov. 10 UP)
John Prechek, senior lctterman
tackle from Tacoma, will cap
tain the University of Washing
ton Huskies against UCLA Sa
turday.
the Husky stalwart was named
last, night after a workout on de
fenses against the Californians'
single wing attack.
The J7-man Husky squad was
to leave by plane today for Los
Angeles where light workouts
were scheduled this evening and
tomorrow.
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Pancakes-Sausage Feed
Set To Pay Smear Penalty
'DEFIANCE, O., Nov.l0-P)
It Defiance college students eat
cnought pancakes and sausage
tonight, they mav have enough
money to rebuild Finlay col
lege." The fund-raising pancake en
terprise is the last of several
aimed at rising $212. That's the
amount for which Flndlay col
lege billed the Defiance student
council.
Seems there was some paint
smeared around on various ex
posed objects on the Findlay
campus the night before the Oct.
25 football game between the
schools. Flndaly's bill was for
cleanup expenses. Finlay won,
Incidentally, 13 to 6.
More than $100 has been rais
ed so far on the Defiance cam
pus through the sale of tags la
belled:
"I am helping rebuild Flndlay
college."
Bears Favored To
Down Oregon In
Saturday Battle
By RUSS NEWLAND
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10
ur Coast conference football
swings Into the next to the last
lap of a red hot championship
scramble this weekend.
There seems little likelihood
the front runners will be shifted
out of position. California, the un
disputed leader, may get fairly
tough competition from Oregon
out oil past performances, Ilgur
es to win.
Stanford, the team that final
ly found itself In fast company,
rates to win nanany over Idaho.
rhe big upset victory over
Southern California last week
was all that Stanford needed.
With only one league defeat,
Stanford still has a chance for
the Rose Bowl. This transition
could take place by a win this
week over Idaho and a wallop
ing setoack to California Nov. 1.
The University of California
at Los Angeles, also with one
conference loss, entertains a re
juvenated Washington team and
may be in for more trouble than
expected. Washington's win over
favored Oregon last week was a
bracer.
Oregon State, which has cou
pled together triumphs over
Washington State and Idaho, lin
es up against a hard knocking
team in . Michigan state. The
game will be played at Portland
where rainy weather could set in
to level conditions.
Here is what we see in the
crystal ball lor Saturday.
California over uregon oy Id.
Stanford over Idaho by 18.
U.C.L.A. over Washington by 6.
Michigan State over Oregon
State by 7.
Bowling Scores
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Medical Art Lnb 20
Schemer's SqulrU 14
Myrtle Creek Bldf. Supply ....14
Shalimar Room 1 2
RonclHiig Jeweler "
Roy O. Youngi
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Medical Aria Lab. 2. Scherner'i Snulrti
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Myrtlf Creek 2, Roseburg Jewelen 1.
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Utah. Individual series score: Mary
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Medical Arts I.ab.
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Bilner 134 133 151 418
Martin 141 0f) 1543(14
Campbell 109 138 140413
Milliard 142 134 118 .'MS
Handicap H 130 130 130390
Total
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Handicap 119 110
Total 841
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M. Wilson 119
C. Chapin 118
V. Groom 138
M. Shlrtcllff 117
Jones 134
1.W 4flfl
114 370
1304(18
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Springs, W. Ye., where he is head pro is the PCA trophy he
won this year. AP Wirephotol.
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Joe Kahut Will
Battle Bosnich
PORTLAND, Nov. lO(Spcecial)
Joe Kahut, sporting a "new
look" and under new .nanage
ment, will make his "homecom
ing" to the Auditorium ring
Tuesday night, November 22, In
len-round main event wltn
Tony Bosnich, Oakland heavy
weight.
Recently Kahut severed rela
tions with his manager, Jack Ca
pri, and signed up with his local
attorney, Johnny Bassett. Eddie
Hogan continues as trainer. In
his first fight under the new set
up, Kahut lost on a TKO to Joey
Maxim in Cincinnati, when a
cut forced the bout to be halted
after he had the American light
heavyweight champion in serious
trouble.
Kahut, at 2G years of aee. iust
reaching his fistic prime, is In
the best condition of his career.
He's abandoned the crouch stylp
ne iormeny used in favor ol a
more orthodox stand-up stance.
which gives him better advant
age of his punching ability.
in Hosntch, the Woodhum
pride gets a crack at a fighter
for several years considered one
of the leading heavyweights on
the Pacific Coast, and one men
tioned several times as a con
tender for the championship of
the world.
Football Season Ends
For Papoose Babes
Coach Eddy Wvatt's seventh
and eighth grade Junior high
school Papoose Babes turned in
their suits Wednesday after win
ning the only game they played
this season a 31-14 victory over
Collage Grove.
Their coach reports that al
though less traveled than their
compatriots, the Babes gained
much in intrasquad scrim
mages. He Indicated that Coach
Hod Turner would be spared the
trouble of explaining what a foot
ball is and other rudimentary as
pects of the game, when the
Babes move up to the regular Pa
poose team next fall.
The ninth grade Papooses, un
der Coach Turner, wind up the
season with a game at Ashland
Saturday at 2 p.m. Assistant
coach Frank Purdy said both he
and Turner will accompany the
boys.
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tlons WWJ of Detroit and KDKA
the air. They started in 1920.
Felton, Pellone
Battle To Draw
By ..CHARLES C. CAIN
DETROIT, Nov. 10 UP)
Young Lester Felton of .Detroit,
who is fast becoming one of the
most controversial figures In
boxing, was back in the head
lines today this time because he
did not win a fight.
The 20-year-old Negro welter
weight zoomed into national pro
minence Oct. 21 when he got an
unpopular decision over Did Ga
vilan of Cuba in a fight here
that touched off probes by the
State Boxing commission and po
lice. 1
Felton returned to ring warfare
last night and wound up with a
ten-round draw with rough Tony
Pellone of New York.
Most of the fans and the news
papermen thought Felton had
won.
Judges Johnny Webber and
Lou Jallos each called it a 50
50 fight, while Referee Clarence
Rosen voted for Felton by a 54
46 margin. Under Michigan rules
that was a draw.
Glendale Six To
Play Coos River
Two undefeated six-man foot
ball teams will be tested starting
at 8 o'clock tonight at North Bend
when Glendale of Douglas coun
ty and Coos River of Coos county
meet In the district champion
ship playoff game.
Coach G. W. Line of Glendale
released the following starting
lineup for his club: Frank Robe
son at center, Benjy Mochett,
right end; Rudy Vierlchx, left
end; John Harbour, quarterback;
Dale Cooper, left half and Bill
Chandler right half.
The Douglas county club won
the county championship last
Thursday night at Drain, when
they beat the north half cham
pions of Yoncalla high school by.
a Zb-ia score, coacn Line s men
dale club has been a powerhouse
all season long and have con
sistently racked up decisive
scores against their opponents.
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FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone S3
Located W. Washington St
und S. P. R. R. Tracks
AUCTION SALE
I am closing out all stock and farm tools on the Julian Hat
field ranch 6 miles southeast of Kelley's Korner on the Dix
onvllle road.
Sale to start at 1:30 p. m, Sunday, November 13th.
Span of mares, good logging
team
1 bay mart, 1 torrell mare
2 good Jersey cows
5 good hogs, ready to butcher
20 pullets, about 25 fryers
Pair nearly new bed springs
Aladdin lamp
Cedar churn
Some other household articles
Set of heavy harness
'i set harness
16 gauge shotgun
Lets of doubletrees and
singletrees
Crosscut saw
1-man saw
Steel wheel farm truck with
flat rack
McCormick mower No. 9, six
foot cut
10-foot McCormick dump rakt
3 section sprlngtooth harrow
2-section spiketooth harrow
1 all steel 3 star Oliver plow
1 all steel 4 star Oliver plow
2 five-foot horse discs
2 skovel cultivators
1 shovel plow
Grindstone, wheelbarrow
Heavy log chain
t-foot step ladder
Lots of small tools
TERMS: CASH
W. C. Burns,
Owner
J. E. Cooper,
Auctioneer
Watch for signs along the road.
knows women and can play upon
them as upon a harp of a thou
sand strings that makes him
more dangerous to women at
that age than any other."
Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy!
Ladies, I'm giving you fair
warning. I'm 38, getting bald,
and I'm 15 pounos overweight.
But In two more years I'll be a
swashbuckling, fascinating devil
looking for his fair share of harp
playing.
There's a good gray time a'
coming for us all, boys If our
arteries last.
Love Begins At 40 As Facts Of
Modern Romantic Episodes Attest
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (IP) With politics out of the way for another
year, let us return to a quaint, old-fashioned subject that enthralls
us all.
I refer to love Tamour, l'amour, l'amour.
The news from this crowded
field is pleasant Indeed to those
dwelling In the shadv vears of
life. For with no government sub
sidies of any kind, there has been
wrought a "fair deal" for the
middle-aged man in the politics
of love. He has turned out to be
the Romeo of our times.
No longer do maidens sigh for
the young man with an apple in
his hand. They turn to the older
gent with a hundred acres of
land. But he doesn't 'win them
with his real estate. It's his sex
appeal.' For it isn't life that be
gins at 40 for the American man.
It's love you know, l'amour, l'
amour, l'amour.
The public awoke to this fact
with the discovery that 57-year-old
Ezio Pinza star of "South
Pacific," was affecting the weak
er sex in a way no other matinee
idol has since Rudolph Valen
tino. This grandpa still has 'em
gasping with his bass bellowed
enchanted evening.
Top Film Stars Over 40
And it isn't just a one-man
matter. The current issue of Cos
mopolitan has found the same
thing to be true in the movies:
the real romantics the eight top
drawing men film stars are all
over 40. Among the standouts are
Bing Crosby, 45, Gary Cooper
and Clark Gable, 48, and Hum
phrey Bogart, the dean of panda
huggers at 50, one year older
than the century he lives in.
But this recognition of the am
atory leadership of the time-mellowed
male didn't become offi
cial at least not in my mind
until it was confirmed by Dor
othy Dix. I have always thought
that Dorothy knew more about
love than either Freud or Dr.
Kinsey suspected. They had to
ask DeoDle Questions about it.
Dorothy just knows all about af
fairs of the heart from some in
terior radar of her own.
Charge Offsets Pot Tummy
wen, totner day, Mrs. dix said
yes, it was true that men over
40 are most attractive to wom
en. She said girl bobby soxers
mightn't agree, but they didn't
know any more about men than
they did abou.t food.
And Dorothy gave reasons. She
said the mature fellow knew
more about life, had more to talk
about and understood women
better than feckless youths. A
bald head and a pot tummv
didn't offset the intellectual
charm that only years bring, in
her opinion.
Dorothy summed it up:
"It is because the man of 40
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officials and coaches are invited
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clinic, to be held at Senior high
school sometime in December, i
According to an informed!
source at the high school A. :
Oden Hawes of the Oregon
Schools Activities association will
be on hand to conduct a clinic
and show motion pictures depict
ing the latest rule changes in the
game. At the conclusion of the
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MADRID, Spain UP) Two
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killing at least 14 persons and in
juring more than 30. The crash
occurred 14 miles north of Madrid.
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WASHINGTON UP) The State
department announces it has giv
en tne cninese Nationalist nov-
ernment permission to buy 11
surplus B-2D bombers lor use
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