Ffl., May 26, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
Be Ready For The
. . . June 24 ond 25. Don't let a
Kongaroo Court find your young
ster guilty of shirking a civic duty
by not oppeoriog in Western cos
tume that week.
Western hats for boys ond girls
of 100 wool felt, decorated all
over. Your choice of red, green or
black.
- Guns, belts, holsters In oil
colors and elaborate designs, -
Pointed suede chaps for boys,
skirts for girls. Your choice of a
variety of colors to match or con
trast with the rest of their costumes.
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Record Number j
Of Elk Killed
Oregon's 1949 elk kill was the
largest yet recorded. Elk tag re
turns received by the Oregon State
Game commission show that 26,
096 big game hunters bagged 9,134
elk during the 1949 season.
In the Tart three years, the elk
kill has tripled, and the number of
elk hunteres has nearly doubled.
These figures are based on tag
returns and checking station rec
ords kept since 1933. The elk season
was first opened in 1933 following
a 14-year ban on elk hunting.
Robert Mace, chief of big. game
for the game commission, attrib
utes the large elk kill to the liberal
elk hunting regulations of the last
few seasons, especially the cow or
bull elk provision for most of eat
ern Oregon. "As the herds in
crease, the regulations are relaxed
to allow an adequate harvest of
the surplus animals," stated Mace.
The largest kill was made in
I Umatilla county where 6.011 sports-
I men took 2,923 elk. The Union coun
ty kill of 2,192 animals was next
highest followed by Grant county
with a recorded take of 1,426 wap-
! m.
j Only 449 elk were shot in west
ern Oregon according to tag re
turns. Stricter hunting regulations
and a brushy terrain were chiefly
responsible for the scant kill in
1 the western portion of the state,
l continued Mace. The western Ore
; gon season was Oct. 25 to Nov. 3 for
: bull elk with three points or more,
j For most of eastern Oregon, the
season extended to Nov. 20, and
elk of either sex were legal in all
but the Chesnimnus and Starkey
areas which were open for buil
elk with visible horns. In the North
Baker valley, the seasdn extended
to Dec. 31.
The population of the African
Gold Coast is about four million.
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W. I. L SCORES
(By Th. AiMcUtad Prwn
W L Pet.
Tacema ,.. IS I .751
Salem 20 11 .Me
W.n.tch.. It IS .SSt
Y.kimj 17 II .48
Tri-City ..... U M .444
Spokane IS 11 .417
Vancouver 14 M .411
Victoria 11 13 .341
GAMES LAST NIGHT
Tacema 7, Tri-City .
W.n.tch.. 11, Salem 1.
Yakima 7, Vancouver 1,
Victoria I, Spokane S.
FAR WEST LEAGUE
By Th Associated PrMtl
The Redding Browns whittled
Klamath Falls' Far West baseball
league leao down to a game and a
half last night in swamping the
Gems, 17 to 7.
Meanwhile, second place Med
ford made it four straight over Eu
gene, 11-3, and third place Pitts
burg downed last place Keno 12
tj 9. Redding is in fourth spot.
Marysville thumped Willows 12-8 in
tne other league game to nudge
the Cardinals out of sixth place.
U. S. Democracy Ar test In I
Sports, Coach Leahy Says
BOSTON, May 26-.P Notre :
Dame football coach Frank Leahy
points to American sports as an
example of democracy "at Hi ,
best." I
"In sports," said Leahy, "no j
one asks about an individual's race
or creed. He only asks what the
Mayer did on the field. This is
America at its best. It s a constant
reminder that there is in America
an opportunity for all."
Leahy spoke last night at the
13th dinner of the Massachusetts
Committee of Catholics, Protest
ants and Jews.
Leahy, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
and comedian Eddie Cantor le-
ceived citations as examples of "a
Da sic principle ot American brotherhood."
Riser To Meet
Fenton Saturday
On Armory Mat
Jack Kiser, who before the war
was the youngest wrestler ever to
hold the Pacific coast light-heavyweight
championship, returns to
the Roseburg armory Saturday
night as junior heavyweight cham
pion of the Rocky Mountain area.
He has been campaigning out of
Salt Lake City for the past three
months.
Sporting a beautiful tan which
displays his muscular body advan
tageously, Kiser will be meeting
formidable foe in Rod Fenton.
the villainous Canadian who will
be making his local debut. To
match Riser's spectacular style of
wrestling drop kicks, flying
tackles, etc. Fenton will employ
half Boston crab and a surf
board in addition to his inevitable
rough-and-tumble tactics.
Light On Title Bout
The spotlight will be focused on
the Pacific coast light-heavyweight
championship match, however.
Jack O'Reilly, the great titleholder
from Australia, will defend his
crown against the challenge of Ed
die Williams, the popular Scotsman
irom springneld, Mo.
in their last meeting here three
veeks ago, O'Reilly beat Williams
by a bad break and an extremely
narrow margin, for that reason
the Roseburg commission has
ruled a return engagement, al
though O'Reilly demanded a guar
antee of not less than $250.
Uses "Giant Swing"
Williams, who defeated Karl
Gray here last week, will count
heavily on his effective "giant
swing" and O'Reilly is certain to
employe his usual hammerlocks.
O'Reilly has been a consistent win
ner, and his only losses in recent
months have come as the result of
technicalities usually fouls.
The two-star mat show promises
to attract a near-capacity crowd.
The starting time will be 8:45 p.m.
Because of the importance of tne
match, Matchmaker Elton Owen
has secured the services of Johnny
Paavich as referee.
Both the opener and headliner
will be over one-hour, three-fall
routes.
Ken Bushey
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SADDLER KOs ACEVEDO
MINNEAPOLIS, May 26 UP)
Sandy Saddler of New York City
today remained the No. 1 con
tender for Willie Pep's feather
weight title, thanks to a sixth-round
technical knockout over Miguel
Aceyedo last night.
Saddler was ahead on points up
to the time of the knockdown, hav
ing piled up a clear cut lead in
the earlier rounds.
Saddler weighed 129 pounds, Ace
vedo 130.
Accra is the capital of the Gold
Coast, West Africa.
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