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Casanova, who quit at Pittsburg to get back to the west, Inherited. exactly lour regulars ana n re serves from a team that didn't win a coast conference game last year. The result is that sophomores, up from the frosh team, and fresh men, who now are eligible for varsity play in the conference, make up the bulk of the squad Casanova, who quit at Pittsburgh this situation. One writer, how ever, cornered him, and demanded to know what Casanova thought of the squad. He still didn't speak. Instead he pointed to a school patch on his jacket. Solid Green. The former Santa Clara coach has a knack, though, of filling even the green players to over flowing with team spirit. If he can develop some line play to go with the spirit, he might even manage to win a game or two. There is some backfield talent on hand. There's Tommy Edwards, a 165-pound scatback from Kla math Falls. Given a little blocking, he's as hard, to catch as a flea on a fur rug. Fd At Right Half At right half there is sprinter Bill Fell from Compton, Calif., who broke a leg and played only scant minutes last year, and Tom Lyon, Long Beach, Calif., back for another try after calls from the armed forces interrupted his 1948 and 1950 seasons. In addition there's passing ga lore. The No. 1 thrower is Hal Dunham, Walla Walla, Wash., who developed fast In spring practice. He's backed by three proficient newcomers, sophomore Barney Holland, Coos Bay, and freshmen George Shaw, Portland, and Wally Russell, Eugene. The problem is to get some pro tection in front of these players. In the line the only regulars are end Monte Brethauer, Portland; tackle Gerrry Moshofsky, Beaver ton, Ore., and center Dick Pat rick, Vale, Ore. Brethauer is a fine pass-catching threat, but is slender and seldom used on de fense. Casanova, who will use T for mation, won't try the two-platoon system. Not enough material He'll make some Ganges, though, every time Oregon loses the ball, rush ing five or six defensive players onto the field. Oreeon will travel for seven of its 10 games. May not win many that way, but then there's always the scenery for Casanova. The schedule: Sept. 22. Stanford at Portland; Sept. 29, Arizona here; Oct. 6, College of racmc at stocKion; uci. 13, Washington at Portland; Oct. 20, U. C. L. A. at Los Angeles; Oct. 27, Washington State at Pull man, Wash.; Nov. 3, Idaho here; Nov. 10, Boston U. at Boston; Nov. 17, California at Berkeley; Nov. 24, Oregon State here. THEIR HOUSE WAS 30CMU.LV,, IT MADE THEM FEEL SCRAPPY - eiWCE. USING- OUR. OIU OSpTHEY'lZE COZY AMD wappy r Let ui help you keep your home cozy and happy. Our good fuel oil fills the bill. Prompt delivery from metered trucks. Your Guarantee of Quicker Cleaner Heat. 100 DISTILLED. TOO! JIM MYERS Douglas County Drstributor Of SIGNAL PRODUCTS 1856 N Stephens DIAL 3-8522 11 Golfers Meet For Golf Tourney The womens' Roseburg country club golf championship goes into its second round this Tuesday with 11 A and B golfers and eight C class golfers on the list. Pairings have not been an nounced yet, but they will be de termined from the following re sults posted in the first round this week. They were as follows: Mrs. Wal ter Brydges defeated Mrs. Roger Gee, 6-4; Mrs. Ralston Bridges defeated Mrs. Joe Perrault, 5-4; Mrs. Harry Stearns defeated Mrs. Marion Ulschafer, 3-2, and five -women drew byes. They were Mrs. Jim Hughes, Mrs. Roy Shep pard, Mrs. Ray Puckett, Mrs. Kenneth Quine and Mrs. Ernie Pearson. The class C results were; Mrs. George Quine over Mrs. Ward Cummings Jr. 1-up; Mrs. Pete Pearson over Mrs. Jack Farris 4 and 2; Mrs. Norman Siefarth over Mrs. Sid Leiken, 3 and 2; Mrs. Fred Hill over Mrs. Stan Short, 1-up. Tuesday's golf play was blind bogey with wins being posted by Mrs. Walter Brydges, Mrs. Ray Sims and Mrs. Norman Seifarth in classes A, B and C respectively. Other participants were Mrs. Gene Patrick of Oswego country club, Mrs. Leon McClintock, Mrs. Alfred Anderson. Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Robert Lecklider, Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Fritz, Mrs. Don Smith. Games Covered By Local Station Radio station KRXL Is going In for football broadcasts in a big way this year. First, all the Roseburg h 1 h school Indian games will be broadcast, both home and away. This adds up to eight. Then from a regional standpoint, a schedule of 11 Pacific Coast conference games has been slated, raising the total to 19 games. . Finally, moving into the professional brac ket, the station will air a series of 12 games in which the Los An geles Rams participate. This means that Friday night will be booked up with the Rose burg games, Saturday will fea ture college games and if the lis tener wants a full weekend, Sun day afternoon draws the profes sional games. The high school games move into the broadcast limelight to night at 7:45 when the Indians meet Springfield in Lane county. The first college game is slated for the following Saturday, Sept. 22, when University fo Oregon meets Stanford at Portland. Fin ally, on Roseburg's only open date, Sept. 28, the L. A. Rams play host to the New York Yank ees. This Friday night game for the Rams is the only non-Sunday tilt. mm Ex-Chicago Star Will Participate In Grappling Bout An ex-dancer turned wrestler Carl Engstrom will meet Frenchy Roy in -the opening bout at the Roseburg armory Saturday night. The 24-year-old blond from Chi cago attended DePaul university and was on the college boxing and wrestling team. At one time he appeared in the Windy City as part of an adagio dancing team. Before coming west, Engstrom was making a big hit with wres tling fans via television. Advanced reports say he is fast, aggressive and strong. And he will need all these at tributes when he meets the cur rent Pacific Coast . light heavy weight champion Roy. Though the champ will be battling under a 12-pound weight disadvantage, his backers say he will make short worK of the handsome youngster. Can Hold Hit Own Roy is exceptionally fast and can clamp a "spinebreaker" on his opponents so quick they think tney nave tangled with a cat. He has been beaten a few times by heavier men, but there is no one in the Northwest who can handle him at his own weight, s The main event is a demand re match between the rugged pair from down under, Jack O'Reilly and Jack Carter, and Danno Mc Donald and Gordon Hessell, the boys who lost the tag team match last week. In response to many requests from the supporters of Hessell and McDonald, the match was ar ranged. The cleanies had the two from Australia and New Zealand under the weather until a drop kick by McDonald hit his part ner and downed him. O'Reilly, for whom it was intended, wriggled out of reach and the toughs were declared the winner. O'Reilly, the rugged Australian, who entered the ring with a hand injury received two weeks ago, is still fuming because Hessell jumped on his wound. He has promised revenge in typical O'Reilly fashion. ' Matchmaker Ellon Owen says this will be a more vicious battle than the one staged last week. Tickets are on sale at Powells. Huskies' Defense Hard, Says Coach Howie Odell SEATTLE - UP) Coach Howie Odell tested the University of Washington defenses yesterday and found them hard to crack. Odell sent his top varsity back field against the defensive platoon headed ,by Team Captain Ted Holzknecht. Sam Mitchell and Denn Rnplcev. alternntinff nt nnart- terback on the offensive unit. wriggled through for gains but frequently found defensive play ers beside them in the backfield. Man O'War was the first Amer ican horse to win more than (200,-000. $1 Million Fight Looms Next Year By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK UP) Another million dollar fight production was in the making today the Middle weight Champion Sugar Ray Rob inson versus Rocky Graziano, the golden boy of the ring. That's not expected to come off until next year, however, maybe February in Chicago. Randy Tur pin, the strong 23-year-old Briton, will have to wait until June for another crack at the title he held for such a short time. The $240,000 Robinson got for his tenth round T.K.O. of Turpin Wednesday night makes about $500,000 he has earned this year. In the works now (or Kobinson is the Chicago battle with Rocky and then maybe a charity show after the sellout crowd of 61,370 month or so later. Anv return with Randy will have to wait for June. And if they ever get together again it probably will be in London's White City stadium during derby week late May or early June. Some of the Englishmen talk of a 100,000 crowd for such a bout. "Sure, I'll fight him anywhere, anytime, he's a great kid," said Robinson as he tried on his old crown for size. "Fighting is my business." "I want to meet him again," said Randy. Friday, Sept. 14. 1951 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 7 Chiloquin Girl Wins Knitting Championship SALEM UP) Susan Ravizza, 14, Chiloquin, won the state 4-H club knitting championship Friday. She made a white cardigan sweater with red, brown and yel low argyle markings; and a pair of matching socks. Rita Woodard, 12, Hermiston placed first in the beginners class, and Betty Reams, 13, Hood River, won in the intermediate class. Two 10-Year-Old Boys Drown In Eugene Pool EUGENE UP) Two 10-year-old boys at play on the banks of a gravel pit pond at Springfield Thursday fell In and were drowned. They were Glen Dale Spain and Milton Sandiford, who toppled off a steep bank into 20 feet of water. Milton's younger brother ran for help, but by the time adults arrived both boys had disappeared from the surface. It took 1!4 hours to recover the bodies. Young Spain was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz O. Spain. Standi ford's father was Austin A. Standi, ford. The parents live in Springfield. LEM'S MUSIC REPAIR SHOP Fret pickup and dellviry In town. ' All Work Guarantied. 435 Booth St., Miller's Addition Phone 3-8310 Oregon State Players Have Picked Up Weight CORVALLIS UP) Two Ore gon State football players put on lots of weight in the past sum mer, and' Coach Kip Taylor now says he is glad of it. The two demonstrated in scrim mage yesterday they are harder to move out of the way on de fense. They are guard Don Zaro sinski, up 15 pounds to 185, and center Pete Palmer, up 25 pounds to 215. EUGENE UP) Coach Len Casanova was critical today of the latest Oregon football workout. The playerg' condition and play ex ecution was poor, he said. He could take some cneer, now ever. from the performance of two freshmen backs. One, Wally Rus sell, passed for the winning toucn down in a 24-18 intra-squad game. The other, George Shaw, was a constant threat on optional pass run plays for the losing squad. Michigan State's NCAA cham pionship boxing team has ten dual meets scheduled for this winter, including Pacific Coast cards with San Jose State and Gonzaga. Travis Tidwell, New York foot ball Giants' back, led the nation's collegians In total offense as a freshman playing varsity ball at Auburn in 1946. DIAMOND LAKE RAINBOW DERBY ENDS SEPTEMBER 16 Evinrude Outboard Grand Prize Also Daily Prizes. Come To Diamond Lake for Better Fishing. PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. 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