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6 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Or. Thuri., Mr. 9, HSO
60 Potential Track Stars Unlimber
In Second Week Of Field Practice
Umbering . up exercises I n d
wind-building ctlvinet continue to
be the major items OB the track
and field practice agenda at Kin
lay field, a tome 60 candidate!
move into their second week of
pre competition perfor
mance, under the direction of
Track Coach Frank Purdy.
Already, aeveral boya are show
ing a talent for apecific track
events, but Purdy said no place
menta would be made until after
next week, when all candidate! will
participate in a five-event compet
ative venture that will reveal who
are the atrong boyi in the natural
talent events.-
Nigh and broad jumping, shot
putting, the 100-yard daih and the
880 run will be included in the
competition next week.
Hoop Team Out
Members of the basketball team
tisve put in their appearance on
the field and include Jerry Sconce,
Bill Van Horn and Larry Free-
New lada who are pacing the
runners aruunu uie ovai uiuuuc
Vernon Thompson, Cliff Marty and
Tony Bokares. These boys show a
marked ability for distance events,
said Purdy, Ervin Stritske, letter-
juai, iiisj lui iiiii iimicus iiuuuu
which a strong distance team may
W. k..ilt
Boys who hold a tentative edge
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Holy Cross Five
Defeated By Yale
(By Tho AMorloUd Pros)
Holy Cross, Duquesne and Syra
cuse, all tournament-bound, took
it on the chin last night in college
basketball.
Holy Cross, district one's repre
sentative in the NCAA playoffs,
waa upset by Yale, 66-62, at New
Haven, Conn.
Duquesne and Syracuse, both in
the national invitation tourney,
were beaten by Villanova, 68-52,
and Canisius, 65-64, respectively.
Yale, behind at one time by 10
points in the second half, put on a
great rally to whip Holy Cross on
two field goals by Stan Peacock
in the last 90 seconds.
- It was the second straight de
feat for Holy Crosa after straight
victories, including a carryover of
three from last year.
Villanova, out in the cold for a
tourney bid because of difficul
ties with the NCAA, plastered Du
quesne ai Paul Arizin tossed in 30
point! to boost his aeason total to
735.
ROSI OIRLS WIN
Rose beat Benson 33-21 in girls
grade school volleyball gamea
played at Benson Tuesday night.
A game between junior high
school seventh traders and Fuller
ton was postponed.
Cincinnati was leeond In the Na
tional league in 1949 in team total
of two-base-hita with 264 and third
in hits with 1423.
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Palmer and Don Beck.
Witcher ia also a baseball play
er, while Palmer, a letterman, is
a fasty in the 440.
Hurdling Liked
A group of boys who show an
interest in hurdling includes
Raould Stroup, Bill Wagner, Bill
Sumner, Arlin HU1, Tom Taylor
and Don Ha r tin, while Durwood
Boyles, Bob Laws, and Larry Fitz
gerald seem to be slated for top
spots in the shot, discus and jave
lin department!.
Don Parr, king-pin on the shot
and discus events, ia out for a
spell, suffering from the mumps.
A number of ninth graders are
still trying to make places for
themselves in one or another event,
but Purdy said it ia still too eariy
to attempt to place any of the new
comers. Next week, Purdy will be as
sisted by Cece Sherwood, Ray
Brown, Jack Newby and Hod
Turner.
Cece Sherwood
To Lead Matmen
To Corvallis Tiff
Cece Sherwood will travel to Cor
vallis Friday, with a retinue of
seven district 4 wrestling finalists,
representing Roseburg high school.
The boys are dated to battle
the state's best high school wrest
lers, including Klamath Falls, who
have retained possession of the
wrestling toga for the last three
seasons.
Klamath Falls came out on top
in district 4 competition, aided by
a large contingent of local talent
who racked up g point! to Rose
burg's 28.
Sherwood said the wrestling pre
liminaries will take place at Cor
vallis Friday afternoon and even
ing. Semi-finals are slated for Sat
urday morning and afternoon, and
finale commence Saturday night.
Top wrestling tea mi over the
state are scheduled to oarticinate.
Sherwood revealed, including Park
rose of Portland, Hillsboro, Sandy,
Canby, Oregon City and Albany.
Roseubrg will be represented by
Norm Smith, 146; Bill Morgan, 113,
John Gaffney, 139; Jim St. Onge,
155; Dick St. Onge, 166: Tom
Vance, 176; and Glen Scofield,
heavyweight.
McNair Tops NW Sconrs
SEATTLE, March 9 (PI
Rollicking Rollie McNair of North
Idaho college salted down the Pa
cific Northwest collegiate basket
ball scoring championship far 1950
this week vien he ran his total
to 556 points.
Hii mark for the season was 108
higher than the winning total post
ed last year or big Roger Wiley
of Oregon and. bested by 54 points
the winning total racked up in
1948 by ljh Harry McLaughlin of
Pacific Lutheran.
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College lasketbal
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By The Associated Press
Yale 66. Holy Crosa 62.
Villanova 68, Duquesne 52.
Canisius 65, Syracuse 64.
Rhode Island Sute 67 Brown 53.
Pennsylvania 68, Duke 50.
Rutgers 67, Colgate 57.
Columbia 71, Harvard 60.
Indiana State 73, Evaosville 61.
Montana 101, Helena All-Stars
62. .
AP Chooses
Best Hoopers
Of Colleges
vritf vrtDir ir . n V. a
Bob Cousy. Holy Cross: Paul Ari
sin, Villanova; Dick Schnittker,
Ohio Sute; Paul Unrnh, Bradley
and Kevin O'Shea, Notre Dame,
were named today to the 1950 As
sociated Press All-America colleg
iate basketball team.
This all-senior team from five
different schools waa picked by a
vote of 429 sport! writera and
broadcaster! in the wake of a
fiercely contested icason in all
parti of the country.
Cousy, whoae wizard ball-handing
and . shooting sparked Holy
Cross to its string of 29 straight
victories.
On the basis of five points for
each first team vote and two points
for a second team vote the 6 foot
1 inch Cousy, of St. Albans, N.Y.,
polled 1.414 ponts on 270 firsts
and 37 seconds. This compares to
a perfect count of 2,145.
Villanova'a Arizin, the top scor
er in the country for major schools,
received 1,004 points on 170 first
snd 77 seconds. Schnittker, who
sparked Ohio State to the big ten
championship was third with 987
point! on 171 firsts and 66 sec
onds. Unruh, star of Bradley'! No. 1
ranked team, got 155 firsts and
91 seconds for 957 points. Notre
Dame's O'Shea, who made the
1948 All-America was a sophmore,
then slipped to the third team last
year, regained a top spot with
710 points on 102 firsts and 100
seconds. '
Second Taam:
Don Lofgran, San Francisco,
Dick Dickey, North Carolina State,
Bill Sharman. Southern California.
Sammy Ranziono, North Carolina
State, Whitey Skoog, Minnesota.
Honorable Mentions Included:
Delong, River Falls (Wis):
Pilch. Wyoming:. Stanich. UCLA:
Haskins, Hamline; Gayda, Wash
ington State; Doty, Wyoming;
Herrerias, San Francisco.
Oregon's Urban
On Coach's Team
LOS ANGELES, March 9 -4Pl
Two Washington State college
stars and one man each from
Washington, Oregon and Idaho
comprise the coaches' all-northern
division Pacific Coast conference
basketball team.
Three of the team members, an
nounced yesterday by Commission
er Victor O. Schmidt, were unani
mous choices E. D. Gayda and
Gene Conley of WSC, and Wash-,
ington's Louie Soriano. i
Gayda ia the lone repeater from
last year's all-star quintet. He also
is the only senior.
Pairing with Gayda Is Oregon'a
Will Urban, ldaho'a Bob Pritchett
teams with Soriano at the guard
post.
Second team choicea, including
ties, were: forwards Leon Man
gis, WSC, La Don Hanson, Wash
ington, and Bob Payne, Oregon
State; center Duane Enochs, Wash
ington; and guards Frank Guis
ness, Washington, Dick Geisler,
Idaho, Jack Keller, Oregon, and
Dick Ballantyne, Oregon Sute.
Three players were given honor
able mention Tom Holman and
Jim Nau of Oregon Sute, and
Bob Wheeler of Idaho.
Exercise Hour Friday
The YMCA women's exercise
hour will be held in the Benson
school gymnasium, from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. Friday, according to
Ruth Laws, "Y" program commit
tee member. Mrs. Laws said that
Mn. Ida llrich would lead the
excrcisea, volleyball would be play'
ed, and these hours are open to
any woman who wishes to partici
pate. The cost to the individual is
25 cents and each participant is
asked to furnish her own gym
shoes.
Hockey Results
San FVancisco 2, Los Angeles 1.
Portland 1, Seattle 1.
New Westminster 4, Tacoma 2.
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Gardiner Topples Elkton From North
Douglas Grade Basketball Tournament
The Douglas county north half
grade school volleyball and bas
ketball tournament enters it third
evening of play tonight at Oakland
gymnasium, after a hot session
Wednesday, in which Elkton,
tournament trophy winner twice
during the past two yeara, who
completed the regular aeason in
third position with five wins and
Ih.U fnaU. I A t ,k.
on a 32-26 loss to Gardiner's bas
ketball five.
Y-Church League
Playoff Saturday
YMCA-CHURCH BASKETBALL
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"" Division
W. L. Pet.
Episcopal S 1 Xa
First Methodist I I M
Pint Christian 1 4 .333
First Baptist 1 S .14
"A" Division
Salvation Army 5 t 1.000
First Baptist 4 I .800
First Christian 3 1 .400
First Methodist 1 1 .400
Faith Lutheran I 4 .200
Presbyterian S S .000
Y-Church league olavoffs start
Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Ben
son school gymnasium, with Salva
tion Army opposing the First
Methodist five and First Baptists
fighting it out with the First Chris
lians. B-division play starts at 2:30.
with Episcopalians playing the
First Baptisu and the First Metho
dists opposing the First Christians.
taiui Lutherans and Presbyte
rians of the A-division will nlav an
exhibition game starting 2:30.
The championship finals in both
divisions will be played Saturday,
narcn is. in tne men school gym
nasium. B-d'-'iion finals will start
at 7:15, followed by the A-division
gamea, starting 8:30 p.m.
Bill Roberts Tips
Most Alley Pins
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Team Standings
W. L.
20 10
1 11
It II
17 13
14 14
13 17
12 18
2!
Ump. Valley Hardware ...
Denut Bar
Vets Ho-pital
Elks 32
F. O. e
Jones Insurance
Jovin Brake Supply
B. P. O. E
Bill Roberts, bowling for Umpqua
Valley Hardware of the Industrial
league Wednesday night at the
Koseburg alleys, totalled ,nghs in
both the single game and single
series categories, with a 225-162-
189576 aggregation.
Roberts pin tumbling helped the
Hardware bowlers down Jovin
Brake 3-0 and put them in the lead
by one game, over Donut Bar, last
week s league leaders.
Vets hospital, with a 2-1 win over
B. P. O. E., are tied for second
place with Donut bar, each -vith 19
wins and 11 losses.
In other games. Elks 326 bested
Jones Insurance 3-0 and F. O. E.
downed Donut bar 2-1.
NEW COUGAR COACH
EAST LANSING, Mich.. March
9 (.V) Al Kircher, Michigan
State basketball coach Wed. said
he was leaving to accept a job as
assistant lootDaii coach at Wash
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Also out of the race after last
night's games was Yoncalla'a grade
school hooper aggregation and
Sutherll.'s girl volleyball team.
Sutherlin scored a surprise 17-7
victory over Drain, a touted aggre-
fation from up north. Both cluba
inished the regular season with a
similar number of wins and losses,
6-2 and have yet to play for the
league trophy.
Elkton girls, who retained the
league volleyball trophy after fin
ishing the regular season oa top
with seven wins and- three losses,
sustained a severe 31-13 setback to
a fast-clicking Gardiner girl group.
Results Wednesday:
Volleyball
Drain 29, Sutherlin 9.
Gardiner 31, r.lkton 13.
Yoncalla 36. Oakland 9.
Basketball
Gardiner 32, Elkton 26.
Oakland 18, Yoncalla 16.
Sutherlin 17, Drain 7.
Glide 20, Reedsport 18.
ResulU Tuesday:
Volleyball
Gardiner 23, Drain 20.
Elkton 42, Sutherlin 11.
Yoncalla 23, Reedsport 17.
Oakland bve.
Basketball
Drain 19, Gardiner 18.
Sutherlin 27, Elkton 15.
Glide 32, Oakland 16.
Reedsport 37, Yoncalla 18.
Coast Training Camps
FULLERTON, Calif., March 9
1JP Angel twirlers Frank
White, Ronnie Lee and Joe Zavit
ka were slated for workouU on the
mound today as the Los Angeles
club faced the Io Angeles police
nine in an exhibition.
In a practice tilt yesterday the
Angels were whipped 17 to 15 by
the San Diego Padres, Old School
boy Rowe, the ex-major leaguer,
did a three-inning stint for the
Padres and held the Angels to one
run and two hits.
SAN FERNANDO. March 9-.PI
The Hollywood Stars, working
hard at their spring limbering up
porocess, were preparing today for
their Sunday charity game with the
major all-stars at Gilmore field.
Manager Fred Haney announced
this lineup for the Sunday game:
Chuck Stevens, first; Gene Hand
ley, second; Johnny O'Neil, short;
Murray franklin, third: Frankie
Kelleher, left; Bob Bundy, center;
Eddie Sauere right; Cliff Dapper,
catcher, and pitchers Gordy Maltz
berger, Pinky Woods and Lee
Anthony.
Righthander Anthony gave ud
only three hits in six innings yes
terday as the Fitzpatricks beat the
unnousens 1-4 in an intrasquad
game.
ANAHEIM, Calif., March t tP)
The Sacramento Solons went
through their spring training paces
today without die services of pitch
er Frankie Dasso. The twirler is in
a hospital, having the docs take a
look at him because of a beaning
he got with a pitched ball. He may
be ready for action again tomor
row. Dasso was struck during an ex
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the Portland Beavers 3 to 1 yester
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
IBr Th AwnfUud Prui
By The Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz Irish Rodney
Jones, 170, Santa Monica, Calif.,
knocked out Dick Finley, 170, WU
fington, Calif., 3.
Oakland, Calif Willie Bean,
206, Los Angelei, outpointed AI
Hoosman, ziztt, Mew lorn, to.
Town Team
Tournament
Set At Riddle
The Douglas county independent
town team basketball tournament
ia scheduled to open at the Riddle
gym tonight, with the first of three
games scheduled to start at 8 p.m.
According to Ike Orr, manager
of the host team. Riddle Billiards,
the pairings for tonight's games
stack up aa follows:
Glendale vs. Myrtle Creek Firm
co at 8 p.m.
Roseburg Elks Clui vs. Sutherlin
Pastime at ( p.m.
Oakland vs. Riddle Billiards at
10 p.m.
Days Creek drew a bye for the
first night's play.
Losers in the first night's series
will automatically drop out. Semi
finals, with the winners of tonight's
fray paired, are scheduled for
Wednesday, March 15. The finals
will be played Thursday, March 16.
For the final contests, the two
winners of the semi-finals will play
for first and second place, in the
Douglas county championship, and
the losers of the semi finals will
play for third and fourth spots.
Salem Fills Final Berth
In State A Tournament
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Salem Vikings gained the district
ii-A cnampionsmp and a state
tournament berth as expected last
nieht. defeating Ml Antfl M in
21. in the district playoff.'
ine jaiem entry into the meet
opening r.t,xt Tuesday at Eugene
completed the lineup of 16 teams.
The tourney entrants are. in or
der from district 1 to 16: La
Grande, Milton-Freewater, Bend,
Grants Pass, Marshfield, Eugene,
Corvallis, Dallas, Hillsboro, Sea
side, Salem, Milwaukie, Central
Catholic. Srannonxe RnnKpvolt an,!
Jefferson, the last two both- Port
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11 -Bout Fight Card Readied
At Sutherlin Ring Tomorrow
A 11-bout fight card is on ttie
agenda for Douglas county ama
teur boxing fans Friday night at
the Sutherlin American Legion
hall, surting o'clock.
Sponsored by riuineriin Ameri
can Legion post 121, the card will
be hichliehted with chile supper.
both before and after the matches.
Proceeds from ttie supper will go
to financing rest rooms in tne
Boy Scout hall. Chili will be on
tap starting 3 p.m.
Two fighters from Coquille will
make an appearance against sum
erlin-Oakland Ulent in the Friday
night affair.
Jfeadlining the card is Ted Smith
132, Sutherlin, vs. Billy O'Neal,
128, Coquille, holder of the feather
weight championship of Coos coun
ty, in a non-title tiff.
Kendall, Drews Set
The semi final will feature Alan
Kendall. 115, Oakland against
Alan Drews, 115, Coquille, Coos
county flyweight champion, also
in a non-title match.
Other fightera on the card in
clude Harold Sharp, 115. Suther
lin, vs. Melvin Martin, 112, Suther
lin; Kenneth Coe, 91, Sutherlin;
vs. Mark Schricker. 90. Wilbur:
Jack Coult, 91, Sutherlin. vs. Jim
my Stacey, 82, Sutherlin; Mike Per-
rauit, 81, sutherlin, vs. Royal
Lang, 82, Sutherlin; Ken Moore,
71, Sutherlin. vs. Ronald Crater.
71, Sutherlin; Mike Crater, 62,
Sutherlin, vs. Fred Manasco, 59,
Sutherlin; Arthley Cass, 73. Suth
erlin, vs. Melvin Coe, 76, Suther
lin. Paperweight Tiff Due
Ihe curtain will rise with a live-
wire encounter featuring Jarrin'
Klamath Falls Gems
May Discontinue Play
KLAMATH FALLS, March t-i.V)
The Klamath Falls Gems of the
Far West baseball loop may not
field a team this year due to fi
nancial difficulties, according to
business Manager Dick Maguire.
A drive to raise 335,000 through
bond sales has fallen far short,
Maguire said, with only $6,500 thus
far raised. '
He termed the (35,000 as the
'bare minimum" necessary to
make the club financially sound.
Maguire implied that if the en
tire amount had not been raised
by spring taining time, April 1,
the club would be disbanded.
"We have a backyard full of
good ball players." Maguire la
mented, "but no money with which
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Jimmy Moore, 51, vi. Curtii "Kid"
Nelson, S3, both Sutherlin, in a
"paperweight" clash.
Roseburg Mayor Albert G. Fie
gel is slated to announce the fighta
and Red Green, former coast mid
dleweight boxing champ, will re
feree. Judges include Robert Han
ain and Chuck Briscoe, both af
I Surtierlin. Charley Whitman, also of
Sutherlin, will time the events,
which are listed to last three
rounds each.
Ringside seats to the affair are
available at Colgate Sporting
Goods store, Walt's Cafe, The Pas
time Uvern and Jug's club, all in
Sutherlin.
Tag-Team Matches
Set For Armory
An Australian tag-team match
will feature Saturday night's week
ly wrestling show at the Roseburg
armory. Matchmaker Elton Owen
announced today.
Andy Truman, the Texan who is
currently the hottest matman in
the business at the present time,
will team with Georges Dusette,
the talented French - Canadian,
against two rough-and-tumble
grapplers Tony Ross of Toledo,
Ohio, and Leo Wallick, Detroit,
Mich.
There will be two one-fall pre- e
liminaries, with Truman meeting
Ross in ohe of the 20 - minute
matches; Dusette meeting Wallick
in the other. The Ug event will
be over the standard three-fall
route.
Truman, who won his third
straight match during his current
campaign, was impressive last
week in disposing of Pierre La
Belle in a one-tall engagement.
"I'm ready for either of the coast
champions, Al Szasi or Jack O'
Reilly," Truman said.
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