The news-review., April 13, 1951, Page 7, Image 7

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'Suthtriin Invitational
Set Saturday At Finlay
On of the county't biggest
meets, the Sutherlin Invitational, it
scheduled to get underway on Fin
lax field at 1 p.m. Saturday.
invitations were sent to all teamf
in the county and a large field of
participants is expected. So far.
acceptances have been received
from Glide, Myrtle Creek, Voncalla
and Dratn.
Thia is the second invitational
sponsored by the Bulldog school.
The hosts won last year with nfjer
lie Creek coming in second.
WRESTLING
SATURDAY NIGHT
AT THE ARMORY
OPENING BOUT
JACK KISER vs. TONY MORETTI
DOUBLE MAIN EVENT
RUFUS JONES vs. YELLOW MASK
and
FARMER JONES vs. ACE ABIOTT
First Match Starts 8:30 P.M.
Drain Defeats
Junction, 17-7
Drain huh school staged a six-
run rally in the fourth inning to
forge ahead and defeat Junction
City 12 7 Wednesday afternoon at
Junction City. 1
Earl Simpson's home run for
Drain with on man on started the
scoring. Dennis Halderman also hit
a triple in that inning.
Junction opened with a four run
barrage in the first inning. DM in
came back with two of its own in
the initial period, and then both
teams scored three runs each in
the third.
But the third inning vas thend
of the scoring for the Lane county I
team. Six Dram runs came in the
fourth and one more in the fifth.
Halderman with a triple and two.
singles was heavy hitter for the
winners, and Karl Simpson hit two'
for three. Swearingen hit two for
four. Drain collected a total of 10
hits to four for their opponents. I
Drain lineup included: E. Simp- i
son, 2b; Allen Brown, ss; Dennis'
Halderman. rf: Marvin Swearin
gen, If; Jim VYnlford, cf; George
LaGrander, lb; Merle Simpson. 3b;
Dick Joslin, e; Fred Grey,1
p I three innings); Jerry Cade, p. i
Pollard, pitching for Junction
City, was relieved in the fifth by
Grady.
Score:
Drain 20.1 610 0 12 10 S
Junction City 403 000 0 4.4 7
HORNITt TIP BARONS
PITTSBURGH WPV The Pitts,
burgh Hornets defeated the Cleve
land Barons 92 last nigh, in an
American Hockey league playoff
game, thereby taking a 21 lead
ill the best of seven C alder cup
series.
Nine Teams Sign For Softball Loop I " " mi -n -. o.
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YMCA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Junior Division
W
Methodist
Dillard
Christian
N. Rosehurg
Presbyterian
Senior Division
W
3
2
2
1
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Methodist
Dillard
Presbyterian
Christian
Baptist
The Methodist church junior high
school volleyball team conquered
the Presbyterian church with ease
in straight sets, 151, 15-1, at the
armory Thursday to slay in the top
spot. Dillard Methodist had t o
come from behind to down North
Koseburg alter bein racked in the
first set, 15 5. The Dillard crew
barely took the second set, 18-14.
but stole the match with a third
set win, 15-3.
In the senior high division, the
Presbyterian church handed league
leading Methodist its first lost but
didn't succeed in shaking the latter
from ths top rung. The Presbvter.
ians won. 15 11. and. 1512. Dillard
staved in second by walloping the
Baptists 151, 15 1.
Local Shooters
Top Trap Contest
The Portl&sk Oregon Journal an
nounced Wednesday that the Rose
burg Rod and Gun club shooters
are .back in top position in the
annual Journal Telegraphic Trap
shooting league.
Roseburg, which chalked up its
third straight perfect score of 75,
and the Roseburg Gun club, Bend
and Klamath Kails are now the
lone unbeaten teams in competi
tion. According to the Journal, only
48 shooters of the more than 500
entered managed to make perfect
25 scores. The 11-week competition
is determined by the top three
shooters of the club ui weekly shoot
offs. So far in the ahoot, Rosehurg has
won 21. lost none and tied two
for 44 points, four above the run-ners-up.
Four Roseburg men posted 25's
in the shoot last Sunday. They were
Norman Wasson, Dallas Bennett,
Jack Culver and E. J. Wainscott.
former player, ia being held as a
material witness.
Keurtado voluntarily came here
yesterday to talk with district at
torney Frank S. llogan.
Several hours later the furmer
player was arrested and held in
$1,000 bail for his appearance to
day in felony court. Now married,
Feurtado quit school in January,
1950. during his senior year.
Hogan said Feurtado got $4,000
for helping to fix three I.1U games
in the 1949-1950 season and one
game the previous season. LIU
lost all four contests.
The LIU games all played at
the -Gardon were with Duquesne
(55-641, North Carolina state(52
55), Cincinnati (63-85), and Syra
cuse (52-80).
With the Twilight Softball season
little more than a month off, nine
teams have be.n signed up for
the league to dale, reports YMCA
Director Merlin Donaldson. Play
will start May 21.
Teams already in the fold are
Fairhaen Market, V'mpqua Ply
wood, Melrose. Lions club. Junior
Chamber of Commerce, First
Christian church. Pierce Auto
Frieght. Veterans administration
Employes and YeMrant adminis
tration All-Stars.
Donaldson said other teams wish
ing to participate in the league
should contact the "Y" odice. The
deatlline is April 27 at which time
the final entries will be received.
In conjunction with thia an
nouncement. Donaldson issued the
first call for registration of the
YMCA boys aofiball league. En
try blanks are now available all
the "Y" office, he said. j
Spring Football
Tilt Set At OSC
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallis A full-dress rehearsal
of the 1951 Oregon State grid ma
chine will be staged on Bell field
Saturday afternoon as a climax
to Senior weekend activities.
The Orange football candidates,
now in their seeonri week of spring
practice sessions, will be divided
into separate squads for the full
game scrimmage start I : at 3 p.m.
In the event of rain, the festivities
will shift from Bell field to the
practice field adjoining the tennis
courts.
Coach Kip Taytor has 18 letter
men on hand this spring, but much
of the attention is being devoted to
the most promising sophomores of
next fall. Veterans Sam Baker,
Gene Taft, Bob Cornelison and
Jerry Schubert are members of
the track souad, and John Thomaa
and Cub Houck are regulars on
the OSC baseball team.
At least seven Beavers will find
themselves in new positions when
the 1951 campaign gets underway.
Most significant is the shilling of
linebacker Bob Redkey to offen
sive fullback, where his hard run
ning can be utilired. Jim Cordial,
a defensive end last fall, is being
trained to play offensive right halfback.
Indian Tennis Squad
Meats Cavtmtn Today
With their eyes on their 21st
straight win, the Roseburg Indian 1
tennis team runs up against Grants
Pass this afternoon at 1 on the 1
high school court. j
This is the second match this
year and again will be a non
league encounter. The local raquet
men defeated another southern
Oregon squad, Klamath Falls, last
Saturday.
In the singles. Coach Al Hoffman
hat called on the services of Dick
Jacobsen, Roy Van Horn, Gordon
Conley, Ronnie Groves and Gene
Wilkerson. Hoffman said that if
the singles bring the score heavily
to Roaeburg's favor, he will call
on his reserves for doubles com
petition. He noted that sixth man,
Kee Briggs is almost certain to
take part in one of the doublet
matches.
DUCKS TROUNCIO
CORVAI.tls I.V AT-run
barrage in the last three innings
yesterday gave Oregon Stale col
lege an 18-8 baseball victory over
C regon.
It was OSC's ninth consecutive
pre-season baseball triumph.
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