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1 YOUR BURNER. WILL EXCLAIM IT5 GREAT! ' THIS OIL AMD I COOPERATE Parks Brothers Will Meet Galloping Ghost, Blakely Wtd., Nov. 21, If SI The News-Review, Roseburg, On. f If there are wrestling fans who sicken at the sight of blood, they are advised to stay away from the armory arena Saturday (ignt. Matchmaker Elton Owen has signed a tag-team match pitting the Parks brothers Herb and Bill against the Galloping Ghost and Gene Blakely. The confused melee that followed the main event battle between Herb and the Galloping Ghost last week occasioned the -double header. Bill came hurtling through the ropes last week to assist his brother, and the Ghost said that he wanted a partner it he had to battle both of them. Blakely was the logical helpmate. "We'll show them what its like to tangle with someone who is really tough," the Ghost asserted. Have Lost Few Wrestling as partners will be nothing new to the brother mat I men. As partners they have lost few matches. "I soften 'em up Br old-time tlfram Walker quality ' JU5T TELL THE MANX YOU WANT iJ MUM iBH 1 I ? I I O 41 Qt. Mm N"t and Billy puts 'on the clincher," Herb said. It all started last Saturday after the referee had been put out of commission and Herb was taking a bruising beating from the Ghost. Bill, stationed at rings edge, came into' the ring like an enraged pan ther, slugged the Ghost and raised Herb's arm in token of victory. The Hooded noodium protested the decision and still maintains that he has been undefeated in the local arena. Andy Tremaine, the Canadian Krappler. and Jack Carter will tangle in the opener. Once again Tremaine will have to spot his j opponent several pounds, but it doesn't deter him. Carter, Jack O'Reilly's Austral ian buddy, says be will tie the little guy in knots and demand a shot at Herb Parks. Matchmaker Owen says he had better concen trate on Tremaine before he builds his hopes too high. Matchmaker Owen has Invited the entire Roseburg high school football team, plus coaches and their wives to the bouts Saturday. A special section will be reserved for them. He also said that a percentage of the sate this week will be do nated to the Matthea fund. . Incident Results In Drake's Break DES MOINES P) Drake university ended its 43-year-old Missouri Valley . conference mem bership last night, and Bradley uni versity quickly indicated It may follow suit. The Drake Athletic council said It took its action because of the "refusal of the conference to inves tigate the assault upon John Bright in the Drake-Oklahoma A. & M. football game at Stillwater, Oct. 20." Bright suffered a broken jaw in the early minutes of the game, which Oklahoma A. & M. won, 27-14. Drake officials after viewing pictures of the game charged Bright was the victim of at least three "vicious and premeditated" attacks by Aggie guard Wilbanks Smith. Drake in its action last night also cut off athletic relations with Oklahoma A. It M., effective "at once." The council said it was asking Aggie officials to cancel contacts for two brasketball games between the two schools this sea son. President David Owen of Brad ley said at Peoria, 111., he would recommend to his faculty athletic committee that it follow Drake's lead in withdrawing from the con ference. The committee meeta today. Blended wfciskey. M ptoot 70 grain neutral spirit!. Hon Walkers: low tec, Heck, IB. ONLY 20-GAME WINNER LYNCHBURG, V a. UP) Righthander Floyd Melliere was the only 20 game winner in the Class B Piedmont league this past season. Twirling for the Lynchburg Cardinals, the tall, 180 pounder from Prairie du Rocher, 111., won 20 and lost 11. Melliere allowed 96 runs in 259 innings. Lynchburg is farm club of tho St. Louis Cardinals. with a lot of pockets ifc Howard-Cooper has those Jiard-to-find repair parti in its organization ef eight plants, in the Northwest. 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