The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 10, 1950, Page 7, Image 7

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    r '"j" ' ,
FRICID PASTIME With tht Temperature in the lower 20i, Otto
Hilderbrand, 35, Jefferson City, Me. policeman twimt among
the ice floes in the Mitiouri river. Hildebrand, who likes to iwim
in th riyer summer and winter, tayt it kaapi him in tha pink
ff condition for hit job. "It' all a mattar of conditioning", ha
lays. IAP wirephoto).
Hospitalized Fighter's
Ring Future At Stake
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 -t&
The boxing future of Harold
Johnson 22-year-old Negro heavy
weight, will be determined by tha
newly created athletic commission
medical advisory board.
This was announced yesterday
at a hearing following Johnson's
collapse with a back injury during
Wednesday night'a fight with Jer
sey Joe Walcott.
If the final medical report indi
cated Johnson might have a re
currence of the trouble be will be
ordered out of the ring.
First X-rays at tha hospital,
where Johnson was reported rest
ing comfortable, indicated no fractures.
Kiwanis, YMCA Sponsor
Gym Program For loys
Through a joint Kiwanis club
YMCA sponsored program, the
Roseburg Junior high gym has
been made available Saturdays
from ( a.m. until 12 noon, announc
ed Marlen Yoder, "Y" secretary
The Kiwanis club will pay for
use of the gym, while the YMCA
will sponsor the program. AU boys
interested in playing volleyball and
basketball are welcome, said Yo
der, who with Chuck Allen will
direct the play.
Dr. E. W. Carter
Chiropodist Foot Specialist
129 N. Jackson
Phone 1170
Over Rexall Drug Store
BOSOX SIGN WHITI
BOSTON, Feb. 10 () The
signing of Catcher Sam White, 20-year-old
promising prospect from
Seattle, was announced today by
the Boston Red Sox. White, who
batted .263 in 31 xamea for Oneon-
la of tha Canadian-American class
C league in 1949, probably will be
tarmea out again.
Fishway Weir Inventor
Receives Pay Increase
PORTLAND, Feb. lo.-MV-Win-fred
M. Fritz, who designed an automatically-controlled
weir for fish'
ways at McNary dam, waa granted
a pay increase yesterday for that
"superior accomplishment."
The chief of engineers at Wash
ington, D. C, cited the Portland
mechanical engineer for his design,
which will save about $10,000 a
year in operating costs at McNary.
Until now the water flow over
the fishway weirs had to be ad
justed by hand. Frits' design con
trols the water automatically.
Fritz is employed in the struc
tures design section of the army
engineers' office here.
scrces saved dempsey
Sensational Bout With :
Firpo Voted Tops In Ring
Drama During 50 Years
By JACK HAND
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-CP For throbbing sports drama, tha
primitive Dempsey-Firpo brawl of Sept. 14, 1923, ranked topi In the
Associated Press mid-century poll.
Almost 27 yean later, the events of that savage first round still
pack the raw drama of a life-or-death atruggle between two jungle
beasts.
When Luis Angel Firpo rose
from his seventh knockdown to
Bull Dempsey serosa the ring and
knocked the world heavyweight
champ into the press section, be
touched off an argument that may
aimmer for another 50 years.
Did Firpo, the huge "wild bull
of the Pampas," actually win the
title that wild night at the pi!o
grounds.?
The record books say "no."
Many ringsiders say "yes." They
insis tDempsey never would have
"climbed" back into the ring if
friendly boxing writers hadn't help
ed. Some claim Dempsey was not
badly hurt when the bulking Fir
po, swinging his iron fists like a
club, sprawled the champ over a
newsman's typewriter. They say
a right hand punch to the shoulder
caught Dempsey off balance that I
ne suppea unaer a loose upper
rope and tumbled out
Jack Thought Ha Was KOd
Others insist a dazed Dempsey
never would have beaten referee
Jack Gallagher's count if it hadn't
been for the boosts by ringside
reporters anxious to get rid of a
192 Vi-pound burden.
Dempsey should be the best
source. Here's what he said re-1
cently when interviewed after he
was named the best fighter of the
last SO years. ' ' I
"I didn't even know he had
knocked me out of the ring until
I came to on my stool between
rounds," said Jack, 'I thought I
had been knocked out.
The brief second round, lasting !
only 57 seconds, was almost an I
anti-climax. Firpo missed his big
chance in the first when he hesita
ted momentarily after Dempsey's
return. A Dempsey right almost
dropped him for an eighth time
just before the bell.
Dempsey at his, destructive best
wasted no time in the second.
Aroused by the threat of the 3-to-l
underdog, he floored Firpo for a
five-count and then stretched him
out with a left to the head followed
by a chilling right to the chin.
JUDO I HEADS Y. M. C. A.
PORTLAND, Feb. lO.-JjFV-Cir-cuit
Judge Jamea W. Crawford was
elected president of the Portland
Y. M. C. A. last night.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By TIM AiooeUloe Pmi)
SYRACUSE, N Y. Steva Bel
Mae, 160, New York, outpointed
Burl Charity, 15 t, Youngstown,
10.
NEW YORK (Sunnyside Garden)
-Joey Atria, 144 , New York,
outpointed Jimmy Donnelly, 144 V,
New York, I.
Don Newcombe Inks
Contract With Dodgers
BROOKLYN, Feb. 10. UPl
Don Newcombe, 25-year-old Negro
pitcher, who was a key man In the
Dodgers' pennant drive, has signed
a one-year Brooklyn contract call
ing for an estimated $13,000.
Don, a strapping (-4, 220-pound
righthander, posted a 17-1 record
and hurled 19 complete gamea. He
hurled five shutouts, to tie three
other pitchers for the lead In that
department. He compiled a suing
of 32 straight scoreless innings and
pitched in the all-star game and
world series.
Pneumonia Hits
Coach As Oregon
Readies For OSC
'By Tho AMociitod framt
Oregon had its inspiration today
now can they do it?
'It," of course,. being to knock
over the Oregon State Beavers
wuca tha two quintets clash to
night at Eugene in one-half tha
Northern division basketball slate.
The other half of tha evening's
conference bill la being served up
at Pullman where the fourth place
Idaho Vandals seek to do a little
king-pin knocking of their own
against the division-leading Wash
ington State Cougars.
Oregon's 'inspiration" wai de
livered yesterday when team phy
sician Dr. George Guldager order
ed Coach John Warren to tha hoe-
pital with virus pneumonia. Gulda
ger saia, however, that Warren a
condition was not serious but that
he would be bedded down until
next week.
Warren's absence puts tha
coaching chorea up to his assis
tant, Don Kirsch, for both tonight's
CLEMO, ALMOND DRAW
VANCOUVER, B.C., Feb. 10-UP)
Frank Almond, Vancouver's
leading featherweight boxer, came
back in the tenth round to rack
up a draw with Portland's clever
boy Joey Clemo last night.
Almond weighed 127 M to
Clemo's 130 44. . "
HEAVY TRUCKS BANNED
CORVALLIS, Feb. 10-ff-AU
heavy trucks were banned from
Benton county roads today to pre
vent damage in itul-thawing sec
tions.
Tha load limit was seven tons.
m"mm mm
II
You can afford a
dream kitchen-Wow
It's A glorious day when you get your new white
enameled steel kitchen! This beauty has 66" twin
bowl Kitchenaider cabinet sink with the famous
Mullinaider electric garbage disposer. It can be yours!
Why delay? You can afford that lovely white-enameled
steel Youngstown Kitchen now!
And what a beauty! Super storage space and generous
work lurfacei to speed every kitchen chore! Food
preparation and dishwashing are easier a breeze,
thanks to the Kitchenaider cabinet sink. And the
Mullinaider electric garbage disposer ends garbage
forever!
Let us show you your new kitchen in miniature. No
costly remodeling; easy terms. See ui today!
Bolld your kitchen
around a Kitchenaider- '
Mullinaider Combina
tion. This 48" twin-bowl
model (one of 10 models)
has sliding-removable
drainboard of acid-resisting
porcelain enamel and
laundry -dtep (11") ne
ond bowl.
ft r . . m
fS.tT UL-I.L1M.
I
Suit
Yourself
-a
UI
Joe
Richards
OLD .
Hermitage
Kentucky Misiey -A Blend
km i v-4 n m- i,m
(imiatiONs
Iri a hut
1,1 nmm
J ij raveilfl
"-86 PROOF
$an30 $060
X, pt. O 45 qt.
A Cenllcmarfs Whiskty from Kentucky
Nstional Distilleis Products Corporation, N. Y. 65 Crsla Neutral Spirits
Frl.. Fab. 10, 1H0 Ttf Nwt-Rcrlw, Keeobejra, Or. , f
dash with OSC and tomorrow's
non-conference meeting with St
Marys.
While tha two northern division
clashes dominate tha cage acene,
Washington's second place Huskies
move into intereaectional competi
tion aa underdogs to the potent
Wyoming Cowboys in a Friday
Saturday set at Seattle. Tha invad
ers, an all-senior aggregation, are
currently loading the Skyline eon.
ferenco with l-5 seaeea record.
. JUDGMENT SOUHT '
George H. McEwing ffiacj Judg
ment suit in circuit court agauut
George Cams, for S4D7.se, piua in
terest and coots, alleging neavpay.
ment for rk, labor and services)
performed.
13
CANDIES
19
THI SWKTIST VALENTINI OF ALL
' RED FOIL HEARTS' RED SATIN HEARTS
6Va oi $ .85 1 lb $2.50
lib 1.95 2V4 lbs. with
W lb 3.25 velvet rose 5.50
Mela Floor t I
? t i? rff t tt
b Uttm
' J yit "11.. ..
NOW . . . the most powerful truck engine
Chevrolet ever offered you . . . THE LOAD-MASTER "105" ENGINE
P'-t
ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS
Here it is the Load-Master 105-h.p. engine the big, big
engine in the most powerful Chevrolet trucks ever built
Gives you power aplenty to speed up heavy-duty schedules,
complete more deliveries, cut down total trip time.
And for light- and medium-duty hauling, remember the
famous Thrift-Master engines, now stepped up to 92 h.p.
Give you value aplenty reduce your hauling expenses.
Chevrolet trucks hava advaoot design to give you more
performance, more features, mora of everythin you want
And no other trucks cost less to buy, ' operate, to own.
Two great valve-in-head engines power the 1950 Chev
rolet PL trucks. Come in and see them. Whichever you
choose remember this: Chevrolet's your buy with mart
' power and more value than evert
Serves You Tim on ftio Hlffs e Saves You 7mo on tha Getaway Saves Vow Money off tho wcy
Performance Leaders Payioad L'eaders Popularity Leaders Prici Leadirs
Warla"! largest makers f steal kltchene
TROWBRIDGE ELECTRIC
136 N. Jackson 'hone 268
IHlooseirD Mtoir Co.-
Phone 446
Oak & Stephens