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High School Class A Favorites On Top By THE Associated Press First round play in four class A men school district touma ments for berths in the state title playoff left favorflcs still on top unay. ivro lavomes, However, were Idle. Salem and Woodburn defeated opponents in the 11-A double elim nation play last night. Salem's Vikings, the favorites, whacked Sa lem Sacred Heart, 67 to 28. Wood burn edged Stayton, 30 to 26, by coming from behind. Favored Central Catholic of Port land, Gresham and Estacada rolled up first round wins in district 13 contests. Park Rose drew a bye in the single elimination card and meets Central Catholic tonight. Gresham goes against Estacada. The Catholic Rams dumped Sandy, I SI to Mi Gresham toppled Con I cordis, academy, 41 to 34, and Es tacada defeated Columbia Prep, peruana, 5 to 41. At McMinnville, the 8-A double elimination play opened with Bay ton edging Willamina. 43 to 41, and Salem academy overcoming Inde pendence, 34 to 31. Newberg, the favorite, play's Sheridan and Mc Minnville meets Dallas tonight. West Linn bowled over Canby, 33 to 30, in the opener of district 12-A singlt elimination play. The winner meets Molalla Friday night when Oregon City and Milwaukie are paired in the other semi-final. The title will be determined Mon day night. Stream Improvement Men Have Busy Spring Ahead PORTLAND, March 2. (.) The State game commission's stream improvement crews have a busy spring ahead. The commission plans to re construct Sandy river dam. clear more log jams from coastal streams, and do extensive screen ing work in Douglas county. Screens, built by the commission in its central point shop, will be placed on streams to keep game fish from entering irrigation chan nels. The Sandy river dam, built in 1932 to keep the channel open fr smelt runs, will be repaired. It is settling in the center, threatning to block, the lower channel with silt. Oregon High School Basketball Scores thy Th AMorlatcd PrcMl First round tournament scores. District 12-A y . West Linn 55, Canby 30. District D-A Central Catholic (Portland) SI. Sandy 30. Uresham 41. Concordia (Port land) 34. tstacada 45, Columbia Prep (Portland) 41. District 11-A -Salem 67. Sacred Heart (Salem) 28. Woodburn 30. Stayton 26. District I A Dayton 45, Willamina 41. Salem Academy 34, Independ ence 31. District S B Rogue River 54. Sacred Heart (Klamath Falls) 28. . ' Others Rainier 48, Scappoose 42. -Ztrtm tut.!-- ' z "J 1 1 Ik" ITJi" I Major Ltagut Training i 1 i i x COlWMtl gRIWItlll, INC. TACOMA. WASHINGTON Distributed in Roseburg by Bates Candy Co. 'Bv Th. AMart.tMl PrMil BRADENTON. Fla., March 2 (.P Pennant stock of the Boston Braves jumped considerably today after it became known first bas man Earl Torgeson would be able to throw properly. Trogy suffered a shoulder separation last May in an ineffective effort to "take out" Brooklyn second baseman Jackie Robinson." He threw well enough to satisfy me." aaid Man. ager Billy Soutnworth of Torgy. "Sure, he threw sidearm but he always did." ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 2 (,P Manager Casey Stengel said today only four' men have regular jobs "sewed up" with the world cnampion mew York van kees. He listed them as outfielder Joe Dimaggio, outfielder-first baseman Tommy Henrico, catcher Yogi Her ra and shortstop Phil Kizruto. Other spots, the manager said are "wide open. VERO BEACH. Fla.. March LV) Two things heartened flu weakened Manager Burt Shotton today as his Brooklyn Dodgers swung into the second day of spring training. One was the spry deportment of key shortstop, Peewee Reese, who underwent a hernia operation in the winter. "I feel great, said the uoaeer captain. The other was the streamlining of Don Newcombe who reported he lost seven pounds in yester day's workout, and catcher Roy campaneiia, who dropped five. PHOENIX. Ariz.. March 2-UP) Manager Leo Durocher has tag ged righthander Sheldon Jones for an exclusive starting role this year and picked him tor 20 pitching victories. "With any kind of luck Jones should win 20 games," the Giant skipper said. "Used only as a starter he's bound to win a mini mum of IS." Jones, who started and relieved both last season, won IS and lost 12. LAKELAND. Fla. March 2 -UP) Manager Red Rolfe is following me-same soring training no irv with the Detroit Tigers that he did last season. He demands hustle and lots of it. A midnight curfew went into ef fect Immediately. Golf will be ban ned after March 11. Outfielder Charley Keller, the for mer new rorie Yankee, savs "I feel great but I'm keeping my fin gers crossed." He hopes he has recovered from bis spinal ailment, ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. March 2 W) St. Louis Cardinal trainer LEE MORTENSEN, INC. 200 South Pl" . Phone 1486-Y Roseburg. Oregon appointment is proud to announce .i J Antkt (Of as auTnori- Elk Counted By Plane PORTLAND. March 2 -PI The State Game commission is counting eastern Oregon elk herds by air plane for the first time. . Fifty eight flying hours will be de' Oted to surveying the elk herds, which have been difficult to ob serve from the ground. Game . agents are conducting aerial surveys of Antelope, too, with all of Deschutes, Crook, Klam ath, Harney, Lake, and Malheur counties to be covered. Planes spot the antelope- at a 500-foot altitude, then descend to 150 to 300 feet to count the number of bucks, does, and young in the herd. The counts of game animals are used in deciding hunting limits. Exercise Hour Friday The YMCA women's exercise program will be held in the Benson school gymnasium from 7:30 to 9:30 Friday night, announced Mrs. Ruth Laws, Y program director. Mrs. Ida Ulrich will lead the exercises. Volleyball will be played. Mrs. Laws asks that all women remem ber to bring their own gym shoes and 25 cents to defray expenses. EUGENE CALLED LARKS - EUGENE, March 2 (AT It will be the Eugene Larks in the Far West baseball league. Last week Medford of the aame league shifted from Nuggets to Larks and then to Rogues in pick. ing nickname liked by fans. But here, in a contest the state bird. Meadowlark, was chosen with the short form Lark to be on the uni form monograms, business mana ger Walt Nellis said. Buck Weaver has a patient in his clinic after just one day of exer cise. The patient is Ted Wilks, the Redbirds' ace relief hurler. His right heel was sore from a spur that cropped up last season. Wea ver rigged up a special show pad in an effort to lessen (he shock around the heel. The heel pains Wilks both while pitching and run ning. . BURBANK. Calif.. March 2 M" The St. Louis Browns' psycho logist scheduled his first class for today. Dr. David Tracy, who watched the Browns work out vesterdav will hold class in the hotel for part of tne team today while Manager Zack Taylor is working with the rest of the players on the field. laylor commented: "I know that Dr. Tracy will do all that he can to give the boys the confidence they may need." WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March 2 UP) A 30-year-old rookie may be the answer to Con nie Mack's search for a far-hitting outfielder for his Philadelphia Ath Ben Guintini. who socked 32 home runs for Dallas of the Texas league last year, cannonaded three 350-foot drives over the left field fence and caromed another high off the center field wall, narly 400 feet from home plate, in the open ing ami yesieruay. TUCSON. Ariz.: March 2 -UP) ine Cleveland Indians with only one day of spring training are three days ahead of schedule, ac cording to the figuring of Mana ger Lou Boudreau. Usually the first tnree or lour days are devoted to running and pepper games, but this year the squad looked in such good condition that Boudreau held batting practice the first day. "As result, we re about three days ahead of schedule," Lou concluded. TAMPA. Fla.. March 2. UP) Big Ted Kluszewski of all peov'e was tabbed today as a Cincin nati Reds holdout, after the first day of spring practice. Kluszew- ki, the Keels regular first base man last year, has been doped to have some routh competition this year from Joe Adcock even to hold his job. When Ted didn't how up Manager Luke Sewell de clared "Kluszewski is our only hold out." Infielder Jimmy Bloodworth hasn't signed his 1950 contract, but Sewell called him a "holdon." Bloodworth reported seeking as surance he'd stay on for at least 90 days and that would make him 10-year man in the majors. ...:au K ONE and ONLY FERGUSON SYSTEM Power with Continent We-ln-W engine-. 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Douglas County Form Bureau Cooperative Exchange Phone 98 ROSEBURG. OREGON Located W. Washington Sports In Brief (Bjr Th. Atsnc-utvtf Prwj FOOTBALL Tampa, Fla. Krankie Sink wich, former Georgia all-America, signed aa head football coach at University of Tampa. RACING Miami. Fla. Battlefield ($6 80) and Liberty Rab ($72 90) won the two divisions of the Hialeah juve nile stakes. Arcadia, Calif. Mrs. Rabbit ($26) captured Santa Anita's six furlong feature by a half length. GENERAL Crand Junction, Tenn., A Geor gia pointer Shores Brownie Done was named winner of the national championship, a big dog's top honor. VITAMIN PUNTI 'EM piiiT Anrr duia u..k a Vitamin Smith of" the Los Ange les Rams today became the third National football league first year man to win an individual loop crown. Smith scooted to the punt return title. Defendants In Flogging Case Put Blame On Kluxers ROME. Ga., March 1UP) One after another of ten men on trial for plotting the lashing of aeven Negroes at Hooker, Ga., is pleading that red-caped and hooded Ku Klux Klansmen alone are to blame for the savage deeds. Three of the defendants in U.S. District court have gone so far as to assert in their testimony that instead of conniving with the Klan, they themselves were victims of its coercion and arrogance. One was Dade county Sheriff John W. Lynch who testified that a masked man rammed what "felt like a gun" in hia back and forced him to turn over two of the Negroes to robed lash-wielders. Deputy Sheriff John Bleckley, also a defendant, followed his su perior to the stand and gave simi lar testimony. A third defendant, 28 .year old Robert Keener of Trenton, Ga., ad mitted he drove the aeven Negroes Thurt., Mer. t, 1S0 The Newt-Review, RoMburf , Or. 7 In his station wagon from the home o Mamie Clay, also a Negro, to the flogging scene the night of April 2. Keener testified he did so, how ever, only because a Klansmaa reached under hia robe as if be were going to draw a gun. The aheriff, three of his deputies and aix othera are charged with conspiring to arrest all seven of the Negroes falsely and deliver them to the Klansmen for flailing. By auch action, the government chargea they deprived the Negroes of their civil rights. ! 000,000 dollars worth of paint and w.wu.uuu.uuu ine cost ot labor to replace the paint. Second largest loss is corrison in your auto and Athr internal on n. k. i . I i.... U.I.U $1,030,000,000. Third is $600,000,000 iur underground pipe maintenance and replacement. The colorful rosefish. once re garded as good only for display in markets, has become an imporant food species. CORROSION COST EYED LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y. IJP) Corrosion costs the United States five and a half billion dollars a year. 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