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Newspaper Page TextI o gflQ?U$ o 6 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Frl., Jan. 13, 1950 MAYBE SZASZ TOO? HEATILATORS for efflolent, smokeless ; fireplaces PAGE LUMBER & FUEL 164 E. 2nd Ave. 8. Phono 242 Jersey City Mat Artist Amazes Northwest Fans Douglas county wrestling fans will see something new under the sun of the mat sport when Ted Bell of Jersey City makes his local debut. He meets Al Szasz in the one-hour preliminary ' at the Roscburg armory Saturday. Bell Is an easterner who has literally taken the Northwest by storm and in his short stay of several weeks has amazed wrestling fans with his style and newness of his maneuvers. In recent appearances In Salem and Albany, Bell has won "battle royal" ' victories, the toughest of mat tests. Matchmaker Elton Owen, says, "This boy is by far and away the greatest erappler to come here during the past two years a combination ot Anay lruman and Rene LaBelle, who. are well known to local mat followers. Appeared At Garden Bell, who Just recently was credited with "stealing the show" before 18.000 fans in Madison Square Garden, also uses the "iron cross", along with new holds like the backward body drop and rolling keylock and claims he has some holds he hasn't even shown to date In the Northwest. Bell's Initial test here will be the toughest against Szasz. Szasz's reason for taking a pre- llminary bout Is to have a chance to watch Maurice LaChappelle and Leo Wallick work. The head liners on Saturday's card will meet for the right to challenge Szasz for his coast junior heavy weight championship. LaChappelle Declined LaChappelle, the great French grappler, was scheduled to get a crack at Szasz after his impres sive victory over Georges Dusefr te last week, but declined the match when Wallick said that he (LaChaflelle) was yellow and wouldn't meet him for a chance at the crown. Wallick, following a victory over George Strick land here last week and armed with a victorious tilt in a recent "battle royal", claimed that he had as much right as LaChap pelle to a championship match. The fireworks will be colorful and explosive when the two men meet Wallick matching his dam aging and dangerous piledriver against LaChappelle's head-snap per, nangman 8 noia ana comni nation deathlock surfboard. Quite a few local fans believe that the Detroit piledriver has an even chance. The Bell-Szasz opener gets un der way at 8:30 p.m., and Owen said he will have an outside ref eree handle both bouts. Golf Wiiard, 15, Voted Year's Female Athlete NEW yORK,' Jan. 13 UP) Marlene Bauer, the 15-vear-old Los Angeles girl who amazed the golfing world with a string of brilliant victories during the past dimmer, has been voted female athlete-of-the-year In the annual Associated Press poll. bportswriters ana sportcasters gave the sensational young coast star 17 first place votes and a total of 73 points, compar ed to 13 firsts and 58 points for ner closest rival, iouise suggs ot Atlanta, the nation's woman pro fessional golf champion. Babe Didrlckson Zaharias. still .another golfer, placed third with 4 points, ana Mrs, Margaret us borne Dupont, the national ten nis champion, was fourth with 41. Points were figured on the basis of three for first place, two for second and one for third. Oregon-OSC Hoop Rivalry Starts Again Series Opens Tonight At Corvallis; Santa Ana Flash To Unllmber CORVALLIS, Jan. 13 Oregon State and Oregon will renew their ancient basketball rivalry In the first round of a four-game series in mammoth new Gill col iseum here tonight. Opening tip off will be at 8 p.m. Weather conditions permitting, a capacity crowd of some 10,000 fans is expected. Reserve seat tickets were sold out Tuesday. Only a thousand general admis sion ducats remain and they will go on sale at the gates at 6:43 p.m. Friday. To enable as many fans as possible to Bee the game, three sections of bleachers from the old gym have been added on the sides of the huge plant. Beavers Need Win After breaking even with Washington State in the Initial conference series last week. The Beavers must win Friday to re main in a strong position for the successful defense of their north ern division championship. Ore gon likewise split with the Cou gars and wants to win Friday as desperately as the Orange. All of which adds up to the usual red-hot battle when the arch riv als meet on the maple boards. The Beavers should be In their best physical condition of the season with the sauad at full strength. Coach Slats GUI proba bly will open with Bob Payne and Jim Padgett at forwards; nay janyaer, center; ana Dick Ballantyne and BUI HarDer in the guard slots. Snyder moved Into the starting pivot job this week because of his SDeed and aggressiveness. Santa Ana star Eyed Jim Nau, 6 foot, 5 inch sopho more from Santa Ana. Calif.. probably will see his first var. sity action Friday. One of the top men on last year s strong Rook club, Nau Injured his back early in the season and is just rounain? inro iorm. Probable starters for Oregon are Paul Sowers and Will Urban, forwards; Jim Vranlzan or Mel Streeter, center; and Ken Hunt and Mel Krause, guards. Sowers and Urban have been the big guns in the Webfoot attack to date. WRESTLING T i OPENING EVENT TED BELL AL SZASZ MAIN EVENT MAURICE LaCHAPPELLE LEO WALLICK Roteburg Armory Saturday, Jan. 148:30 P. M. Joe Gordon Dislikes Contract Offered Him Eugene. Ore.. Jan. 13 UPt A 1950 baseball contract profer red by the Cleveland Indians to Joe Gordon has "disappointed" their star second baseman. But. Gordon said vesterdav. it's not the $7,500 salary cut that nuns so mucn as tne absence oi a clause granting him an uncon ditional release at the end of the 1950 season. The former University of Ore gon star announced earlier this year that he would like to play In the Pacific Coast league be cause it was closer to home. He Indicated yesterday that a Cleve land official had promised him the release clause would be in the new contract. Gordon got about $35,000 from the Indians last year, plus a $2, 500 bonus. The new contract calls for $30,000 without the bonus. ROOKS PLAY TODAY CORVALLIS, Jan. 13 Oregon State's freshman basketball team, with only a week of prac tice behind it, will open its 1950 campaign against strong Hood River high school In Gill' colise um this afternoon at 4 p.m. BILLIARDS WIN TWO Riddle Billiards town team de feated Myrtle Creek Firmco, 40 22, and Days Creek, 33-28, In two games played at Riddle earlier in the week. irofteiriwiise u Notary Burner. .'. First in industrial heating You'll find the right burner for your Industrial heat ing needs from the complete range of tiiet and model of Enterprise Rotary Burners. The Enterprise Burner (Underwriters' Approved) will economically and effi ciently fill your particular heating requirement regard last of the special problem involved. Manual, semi automatic and full automatic Enterprise Burner are adaptable to the efficient firing of all grade of fuel oil, particularly the heavier, low cost oils. For full Information an haw the Enterprise Burner 'IrNfTjKJH'ri JiSl!! 0,Y Vour beating problem efficiently, economically, Riddle Hoopers Trim Canyonville The Riddle varsity and junior varsity basketball teams won both games of a two-game series with Canyonville on the Riddle court Tuesday night. The Riddle varsity had an easy time, as they completely outclassed a fast-breaking Can yonville team for a 46-15 win. After a slow first half, Coach Arthur Brown' Irish began find ing the range and aumped In 28 points In the second half, while holding the Canyonvlle team to one field goal and three free throws. Gene Buckley was high scorer with 13 points. Halftlme score was Riddle 19, Canyonvllla 10. Riddle 4, ' Canyonville 10. Buckley 13 f 7 Armstrong Mann 12 f 2 Shippen Zlfka 5 c 2 Hoffe Hendricks 12 g 2 Burwell Haverly 4 g Covey Subs: For Riddle, Vaught, Davis 1, Strode and Bushney; for Canyonvlle, Shney 1, Sim mons, Wheeler and Cloud 1. The Riddle junior varsity won Its second game of the season downing Canyonville J. V.'s, 32 to 22. Riddle jumped to an 11-4 first quarter lead and maintained a narrow margin throughout the entire game. Canyonville pulled to within two points, 22 to 20, with seven minutes left in the game. Rigsby of Riddle scored 20 points to lead the scoring. Riddle JV's 32 22 Canyonville JV White 2 ' f 6 Shney Carter 4 " f Simmons Adsit 5 . c E. Harmon Miles 1 g 8 Cloud Rigsby 20 g Wheeler Subs: For Riddle, Ennsslin; for Canyonville, McGinnis 3, Em erlck 5 and Harmon. yfaiV oil .ulwUiT- 1 tee TOZER'S toon. ER'S Heating and Sheet Metal Works Indians, Vikings To Clash Tonight All points lead to the Senior high school gymnasium tonight. Myrtle Creek and Roseburg, tra ditional foes in all sports, battle for league honors, starting at 8 p.m. A preliminary action between Roseburg and Myrtle Creek jun ior varsity, starting at 6:30, is ex pected to set the basketball pace for the evening. Coach Newby reports his In dians are ready for the visiting Vikings and barring last minute accidents, should be in good shape at the starting whistle. Frosty Loghry's fast - stepping Viking squad is reported to be in fine fettle and eager to dispose of the Indians. The starting lineup for both varsities may look like this: Myrtle Creek Roseburg Crisp ...F. Matthews McDanlels F Coen Rice C Olson Wilder G. Garey Corrigan .. G. Blanck Sutheriin, Reedsport Fives Battle Tonight Sutheriin Bulldogs oppose Recsport Braves tonight at Reedsport, In a league game of basketball. Coach Orrlh Hills released a tentative starting lineup for both clubs, that may include the fol lowing: Sutheriin Reedsport Buck ...F Leggett West F Pinion Grimes C Froman Holgate Perry Willis u mansKer Derby Winner In 1912 Found Frozen To Death ELMONT, N. Y., Jan. iS.-VP) Carroll (Cal) Shilling, a famous jockey early in the century, is dead. His frozen body was found be neath a horse-moving van near the Belmont park race track yes terday. The body was thin and poorly' clad. Shilling was believed to be In his 60s. Shilling won the 1912 Kentucky derby on Worth. 314 W. Cat Phone 1S41 College Basketball (By Th. Aaaoclated PrvMt Pacific Lutheran 55, Pugat Sound S3. Central Wuhuifton 75, St Martini a. Holy Croat eg. St. Leula 99. Bradlay so, Manhattan 67. New York Univ. 80. Duke M. North Carolina SUM 73, William It Mary SB. Virginia Tach SS, Roanoke 3. Richmond 30. Maryland 40. Texaa A M 43, Arkanaaa SS. Totfaa 99, Rice 93. Went Texaa 37. New Mexico SS. Indiana SUM SO, Ball SUM 48. B LEAGUERS DATED Douglas county B league gam es scheduled for tonight Include the following schools: Yoncalla at Glide; Drain at Oakland. Elkton and schools in the south half will not partici pate in league action tonight. Used Cars and Trucks For Sale '47 Dodge S-Pattenger '49 Ford Station Wagon '4( Plymouth 4-Door '41 Pontlae 3-Patsenger '41 Mereury 4-Door 3( Willys Coupe '41 Pontleo 4-Door '46 Packard 4-Door '40 Hudson 5 Paeaenger '46 Plymouth Speelel Deluxe 4-Door '41 Chevrolet I Door 3 Chevrolet 14 T Pickup '40 Chevrolet ViT Pickup '37 Dodge 4-Door Liberal Trade-in Any Make or Model Doyle's Sales And Service Hlway M at Garden Valley Phone S11 Bowling Scores COHHEBCIAL LEAGUE TEAM Won Lott Horn'i Plumblnf V Heating 5 1 Huddleeton' Shot) Store ., 1 Coen Supply Co. . .8 1 Umpqua Cleaners 3 D At H Stationer 3 Yoncalla Merchant m 3 3 Slf Tetta 3 , 3 Ump, Dairy 2 4 Todd Cor.it 3 4 Wayne's Shoa Start H 4 Lock wood Motors 1 5 Cal.-Pac. Utilities - 1 B Remarks High Individual gama score: Art Mil'" 236. High individual series score: Art Mills 907. , GAMES JAN. It Lockwood Motors Kirk . 150 141 124418 Nelson 123 138 150408 Murphy - , - - -160 133 156457 Senile 131 123 107361 Bell 144 124 142410 Handicap 116 116 116048 Total 833 771 795 2399 Coen 8 apply Co. UMls 177 184 236597 Bowen 133 181 132 446 Cowfn 145 122 126393 Schaerer 158 128 134420 Stancllff ; 168 164 181513 Handicap 86 B6 06288 Total 877 875 905 2657 Ump qua Cleaners BatS , 177 145 158430 Hobba " 126 169435 Ai....ltee , 128 143 128399 P-f- 156 179 118453 Maddox i 156 167403 Handicap , 102 102 102306 Total 873 851 842 2566 DAL Stationers Bishop 100 119 143362 Durham 11 155 132420 Col ley ,170 114 98382 Crenshaw jrfl 125 124388 Lewis 135 180 192507 Handicap 156 156 156468 Total 833 849 845 2527 Wayns Shoe Store E. Lentr 198 153 181532 B. Wagner 145 128 128402 H. Mobley 84 106 165365 O. Anderson 100 148 139396 L. Bltner 187 158 194547 Handicap . 108 109 109327 Total 882 801 916 2569 Yoncalla Merchants R. Booth 175 159 148482 G. Kremkau 130 135 165430 P. Booth 140 127 131 338 W. Sherley 131 128 151410 R. Wamsley 158 161 168487 Handicap 116 116 116348 Total 850 826 879 2555 Hud die Stan's Bhnti Htara Hutchinson . 160 140 136 436 Taylor 150 137 179466 Huddles ton 215 125 176816 Willis 155 150 208313 Galley U 137 142 136115 nana. cap as ho hu 258 Total 903 780 821 2604 UfflDaus Dslrv Tomashek 100 175 182517 Krell ...121 153 121395 T. Mills ... 147 108 189502 Ash worth 124 l.ia isn 4.12 PattlHOil 118 146 137401 Handicap 111 111 111333 Total .- 781 901 898 2580 Todd Bldr. at Canal. Johnson . 137 136 135 408 Todd 116 129 167412 Leep 121 128 122371 Greenlee 107 128 137372 Tyler 145 162 160467 Handicap ... 106 106 106318 Total 732 789 827 2348 Harris Flumblnr A Hllnr P. Yundt 128 143 151419 J. Reldy 160 117 154131 H. WUhelm J 152 122 148422 R. Davie lflfl 14S 1 xiasr D. Vundt 172 166 179517 Handicap .. 69 68 68207 Total 836 762 836 2434 Sir Pelt Bartlett 94 104 119317 Anderson ... 144 118 146108 Thovson 143 121 170434 Myers .138 165 126 429 Gosnel! 163 132 124 419 Handicap . 158 158 158474 Total 840 798 843 2481 Cal. Pao. Utilities Bogwell 131 144 138413 Crane 120 109 117346 Palmer 111 , 86 107304 Aamot - 136 111 129376 Parson 157 137 137431 Handicap . 188 189 189867 Total , 844 776 817 2437 BLACKLISTED NEW YORK, Jan. 13 UP) The Citadel, one of the four south ern universities blacklisted by tne Manorial collegiate Athletic association for self confessed Skiing Devotees Planning On Club Wlh continued snow apparent ly In the offing, at least on the higher slopes in the county, many skiing enthusiasts have been making the most of the oppor tunity to catch up on a favorite winter sport. Ralph Voeller, local sporting goods merchant, said plans are being made to form a skiing club. Any ski fan in the county is in vited to join. Sunday, those interested are Invited to come to Boomer hill, reported to have nearly 30 Inch es of snow on Its slopes, at which time the formation of a ski club may be discussed. Persons lack ing transportation and those will ing to provide the same are urg ed to contact Voeller at J-V Sporting Goods store. Already, nearly 85 persons have expressed a desire to form a skiing club, Voeller said. Near ly a dozen were seen sliding down the slopes of Boomer hill last week, while some two dozen spent the day there the week be fore. Boomer hill is located approx imately 16 miles south of Rose burg and three to four miles west. A sign located near the high way points to the direction of the hill. Voeller warned that chains should be used in getting to Boomer hill. The roads are being kept clear by the highway de partment, but are accessible only if the car is equipped with chains. Plans are to construct a port able ski tow in the near future, Voeller said, which will be pow ered by a 25 horsepower gasoline engine. Gonzales Trims Kramer 3rd Straight At Tennis SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13 The blazing speed of Richard (Pancho) Gonzales has begun to pay off In his world-wide tour with professional tennis Cham pion Jack Kramer. The pair meet again tonight in civic auditorium where last night Gonzales outplayed and outslue ged the champion for a 6-3, 6-8, 6-4 victory his third straight. But Kramer, almost continual ly his master since the tour began, still holds a 38-9 bulge in matches won. violations of the sanity code, an nounced its withdrawal from the NCAA yesterday. Keep Your Office Well See D & L for Carbons Ribbons Desks Chairs Files D & L Stationers 325 S. Stephens Angott, Manager Latter. Hurt In Traffic Crash FROSTBURG, MD., Jan. 13 UP) Former lightweight cham pion Sammy Angott and Jack Laken, his manager, were injur ed last night in an automobile collision on an Icy mountain road near here. Harold (Baby Face) Jones, an other boxer riding with them, was uninjured. Laken was hurt seriously. At the hospital here, doctors report ed he had a possible fracture of the back, a hip Injury and sev eral fractured ribs. Angott hurt his hip and bump ed his head when he and Jones were thrown from their automo bile after their car skidded into another vehicle state police re ported. Angott was to return to the hospital today for X-rays. Laken was trapped In the rear seat of the demolished automo bile. He was freed by state police, who had to pry -a door open. Junior High Graders Play Grants Pass Tonight Junior high school seventh, eighth and ninth graders travel to Grants Pass for games there tonight, then tomorrow, Junior high eighth and ninth graders will be hosts to Myrtle Creek eighth and ninth graders at the Papoose gymnasium. Parents and fans are urged to see the Papooses in action, Coach Ed Wyatt said. New Location Dr. George L. N::hole Veterinarian Graduate of University of Pennsylvania Is now located at 804 Garden Volley Road ITeatmer.t of all sOc inimals. Emergency hospital for small animals. Phone 116 TED SAYS "Ohl What a beautiful body" Q If it has wheels we ean repilr the body and fenders. Guar, anteed work and REASON ABLE. See us first for an esti mate Phone 1316-J. TED'S AUTO BODY SERVICE 2 miles wei of elty on Melrose Road. Phone 1316-J . ; DIESEL-STOVE-FUEL BURNER OILS Distributors of Shell Oil Since 1926 Try Our Oil Service DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 402 W. Oek St. COIUMIIA IMWlRIIS, INC. 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