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Harlem Road Kings Slated In Yoncalla In i season studded by Douglas county exhibition bmketha'l mes, idd on it Yoncalla, Jan. 24. The high-flying Yoncalla 'ugers, currently undefeated in Umpqua Valley AAU play, tangle with the Harlem Road Kings. The Kings are another of those pro quintets which has spent years building up in astronomical win-loss record and still putting on a five-man laugh circus. With i remarkable record of 2,233 wins and only 151 losses in OK) the last 19 years, , the masters of the set shot and screen play, the clowns of the basketball court move Into Yoncalla it 8 p.m. Bobby Grund's Harlem Road Kings shuttling forth on their nine teenth season don't know what an off-night means. These Negro Hou dinia of the hardwood don't know the meaning of the word, once the season gets underway. They play - . L . I . I - I J every niKiu oi uie ween ami uuu bleheaders on Sundays. Will Lead Kings Once again the famed uncle nephew combination of Cleo and Junior Johnson from Cleveland, Ohio, will lead the Road Kings with their ability to swish the nets from anywhere on the court. Cleo, the "daddy" of the team, will be playing his 12th season with the Road Kings. Gradually his nephew has been absorbing some of the famed Cleo's tricks, such as his double-shuffle dribbling act, his now-you-see-It-now-you-don't bas ketball disappearing routine. Junior Johnson topped the scor- inrf hnnnH tnm tV.n Vn. 1 with a terrific average of 28 points ;per game with Cleo running hint t close second. Coach-Manager Bobby Grund I has surrounded his two hot-shots with four outstanding rebound and I close in shooters with Lewis Dud- ley, Standley Burke, Bud Collins, and Ace Burns. Once the Harlem Road Kings take the floor they have the game well in hand,' one can look for some of the "isniest" basketball as they display their routine of clowning that keeps the crowd in an uproar. mSSM Wed., Jan. 16, 1952 The NwtJttvlw, Retebevfj. Or 7 College Scores WRESTLING SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY MAIN EVENT--Grudge Match SOLDAT GORKY BUCK WEAVER ond vi. an( IVAN GORKY COWBOY CARLSON SEMI-FINAL MARCEL OUIMET vi. PRINCE OMAR First Match Starts 8:30 P.M. By Th. Auoelattd Pna FAR WEST Clark Junior College 70 Portland Airbase 58 Gonzaga 96 Eastern Oregon 62 Santa Clara 65 St Marys (Calif) 51 College of Facfilc 65 Sacramento I State 47 EAST 'St Louis 75 NYU 68 St John's (Bkn) 63 Manhattan 53 Holy Cross 106 Providence 77 I Dartmouth 60 Harvard 59 (over time) Cornell 60 Yale 52 Siena 61 Iona 52 I MIDWEST Notre Dame 56 Michigan State 48 Ohio Univ 78 Cincinnati 66 SOUTHWEST Texas 60 Rice 53 Arizona State (Tempe) 68 Hardin- Simmons 62 Arkansas A&M 73 Little Rock JC 56 SOUTH Louisville 73, N C State 68 The Citadel 73 Newberry 50 VMI 78 Richmond 67 Richard Gordon Slater Signi For Marine Corp Richard Gordon Slater, 17, so: of Mr. and Mrs. George Richsr. Slater, Drew, has enlisted for I three-year period in me U. S. war ines, according to the local Marfae recruiting office. Slater was attending high school in Days Creek before bis enlist ment He will receive basic train ing at the Marine Recruit Depot, San Diego. Cpl. K. Hanna Serving With 7th Infantry Cpl. Kenneth K. Hanna. 211 W. Washington. Koseburg is serving with th e7th Infantry Division on the Korean lront. A veteran unit of the Korean fighting, the division recently has been engaged in patrol activity along the snowy east-central fron: Corporal Hanoi is assigned as a squad leader. He entered the Army in Aovemoer, 195U ana has oec. awarded the Korean Service Rib bon with two campaign atari and uie umDat infantryman Badge. BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE SALES PARTS SERVICE IKUNKIII IKONEK1 WHIRLPOOL WASHERS AND DRYERS UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES DEXTER WASHERS AND DRYERS MONARCH RANGES 4 ABC WASHERS o AMANA FREEZERS 01 tl ADMIRAL. REFRIGERATOR APEX DISHWASHERS APEX DRYERS MAYTAG WASHERS i i II h s hi; e 11 ti BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE j . ! 1200 S. Stephens Roseburg Dial 3-8348 1 FREE PARKING h 3 Trade-Ins and Credit Terms for Your Convenience Jack Dempsey Looks For Boxing Talent LOS ANGELES I Former Heavyweight Champion Jartt Dempsey has a plan under way to find boxing talent. He announced Tuesday night that he hopes to arrange a series of tournaments tnrougnout tne nation. He invited amateurs. 18 or older and weighing more than 175, to sign up. ine Douts wouia De inree rounds each, and 10-ounce gloves would be used. There would be no entry fee. "Somewhere in the land are fu ture champions of the world who can make themselves a lot of mon ey if given the proper chance Dempsey said. That's what I hope to do wltn tnis tournament. Illness Cancels Game Between Oaks, Yoncs The AAU basketball contest be tween Oakland and Yoncalla slated for the Oakland floor Monday was postponed because several Yoncalla players were ill. Tentative plans are being made to make up the contest next Wednesday, Jan. 23. LARCENY CHARGED James Bishop Phillips, 32, Sher idan, Ark., was committed to the county jail Tuesday in lieu of $1,000 bail on a charge of larceny In a motor vehicle, the sheriff's office renorted. He was arraigned In Reedsport Justice of Peace Fred Wright's court Also charged w."'h varaicy. Phillips was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined $50, Wright reported. Peach Leaf Curl Control Hovf Due Peach leaf curl, one of the most serious diseases of peach In Doug las County, can be effectively con trolled by use of several spray materials if properly and thor oughly applied during January, according to J. Roland Parker, county agent. Spraying can be done anytime when the weather is dry. Sprays dry within an hour or so after application but should not be applied when weather is foggy or while raining or the trees wet, Parker said. Standard sprays for peach leaf curl are Bordeaux 12-12-100 or three pounds of Febam to 100 gallons of water. Both are recom mended for home use or commer cial orchards. For the owner of two or three trees, Puratized Ag ricultural Spray is recommended, using three liquid ounces in five gallons of water. Small quantities of spray material is easier to make using the Puratized Agricul tural Spray although somewhat more expensive per gallon than sprays recommended for commer cial orchards. Timing of the spray application is of importance if control is to be secured. Application must be made before the buds begin to swell and the bud scales begin to loosen. Thoroughness of applica tion is also essential for control. tvery bud and twig should be coverea. We're giving the m ir ii in) c i u to? use vw 111 T0VJH ON TRADE Skid-risk miles for safe winter traction If your tires are smooth or getting smooth, now before winter is the time to cash them in on safe new B. F.Goodrich Silver towns with deep wide non-skid treads. We're trading high on famous Silvertowns, the choice of leading car makers for com fort, safety, mileage and endurance. You'll be amazed how little it costs on our convenient budget plan to put a whole new set on your car. Top Trade Allowances We Need Used Tires Terms To Suit tr ,ii rwa m awe mm A Hi! Hiwoy 99 N. at Garden Valley Road mm Dial 3-5566 FIRST IN HUDDE Control Board Okays T-B Hospital Project SAT. EM IA Th SI. I. UnttrA of Control approved preliminary pans xuesaay ior ins sua, out) building project at the state tuber culosis hospital in Salem. The nlfltlK rail far Iiva ilnmi addition to the present , hospital uuiiuiug, wiin du more Deas; ana for an employes dormitory tor 48 persons. The board also approved a one week's course, to be given here starting July 21, for employes of the state schools for boys and girls. The course will be given by Don D. Cramer, chief of the division of training and treatment of the California youth authority. VAGRANT JAILED Albert Allen Culbertson, 22, Eu gene, was given a 10-day jail sen tence Tuesday after plecl' it nni'tv to a vagrancy chanrge, before Dis trict juage A. J. ueddes. Cuibert son was arrested by State Police. JUST1IKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS! Enjoy thh GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON ' famous for "OLD TIMS QUALITY" . $0.60 PINT 11.10 45 Qr. A The Bourbon Buy of the Ctntimf mum iouiih whisht ii noir IMKIUL MflUUU rUIOCTS CM?, L t Originators of this Famous Value Wing Event PRESENT Their January S FOR SALE of Women's Shoes Two Pair For The Price of One Pair Bring a Friend & Each Buy a Pair ALL SALES FINAL in Sir mac RIGHT ON JACKSON MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS $3.99 e 1 WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS $2.99 CHILDREN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS $1.99 mill LLijMif.immJHU'.UJ .i) in".l'Wlwww.iww,lwf'M,Jl LADIES HANDBAGS SI .98 Plut Tax .vSe' Me CALLUM HOSE 20 OFF GIVE To the MARCH OF DIMES MEN!! Your Turn Is Coming. Watch the News-Review for announcement of Arbuckles January MEN'S SHOE SALE!
