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State's Beavers play Idaho at Moscow this week-end and Washington State Monday and Tuesday in Pullman It will be an Injury-weakened crew that Oregon tackles, but Coach Bill Borcher of the Web foots won't underrate the Huskies. He recalls that Washington dumped Oregon State twice last weekend with its leading scorer. Bob Hou- bregs, benched by an injured leg. The Washington team physician said Houbregs could see limited action in the series and gave the same report on Doug McCTary, the I big rebound expert who sprained an ankle in midweek practice. Shy on reserves, the Huskies need the two 8 footers to make their of fense click. Without them the team would have trouble with Oregon's Bob Peterson, the circuit s best re bounder Idaho, the only team in the league to whip Washington, needs a double decision over the Beavers to hang on the heels of the leaders. The host Vandals will have a de cided height advantage over Ore eon State and will fire two teams of equal strength against the ball- control invaders, platoon fashion. (3 Fights Last Night By The Associated Press San Francisco Paddy DeMar co, 137, Brooklyn, and Eddie Chav e', 140, San Jose, Calif., drew, 4. (Fight called a technical draw at the end of fourth after Chavez re ceived accidental head butt that opened a severe cut over his right eye.) New York (Sunnyside Gar den) Ted Murray, 146, New York, stopped Miguel Mendivil, 145 Vi. Havana, 2 Tacoma Jess Hall. 190. Ta- coma, knocked out Joe Sandell, 207, Los Angeles, 4. Boise, Idaho Garth Panter, 163 Dayton, Idaho, stopped Bull Hal sey, 165, Portland, Ore. 10. Illinois Defense Receives Praise CHAMPAIGN, 111. WV-Basketball, as played by unbeaten llinois, the nation's No. 2 college team, "ac cidentally" happens to be a de fensive success, growing by leaps, and bounds, and rebound!. Harry Combes, seeking nil third Big Ten title in four seasons, said Friday his Illini'i 11 itraight win! had him ai punled ai elated. Only Kansas ranks ahead of Il linois in the AP national poll and the Illini drew more first-place vot es in this week's balloting. "We rertainlv haven't been shoot- lng consistently," said Combes ...I ABm .),. -f In th Riff Ten with undefeated Iowa, eacE with 4-0 marks. "They say we're only lUth of fensively in the conference (62 W average), but we're topi defensive- l 52.v') . . "IX Just nappena 10 turn out uni way, because we make no effort at a slow-down or controlled type of game. We just try for that ball and hope the shots fall." There exists a definite Impres sion around the Big Ten the Mini might be unbeatable this year. ow midway in the regular 22 game schedule, Combes scoffs the idea. "In this modern era of bas ketball, an unbeaten season Is darn near impossible. DeMarco Wins Over Chavez In 4 Rounds SAN FRANCISCO Ml Brook lyn's Paddy DeMarco and Eddie Chavez of San Jose. Calif., put on a slugging match Thursday nignt that ended in a technical draw at the end of four rounds. The scheduled 10 rounder was stopped with Chavez's right eyelid slashed and badly swollen. Keferee rrankie carter said an "accidental butt" by Paddy did it The Brooklyn belter had a deci sive margin on all three official score cards. But California boxing rules require a technical draw de cision in such cases. DROPS BULL BOISE. Idaho Or) Garth Pant er, Dayton, Idaho, floored Bull Hal- sey, Portland, Ore., seven times in their ten-round bout here Thurs day night. The referee stopped the fight In the 10th and declared Panter the winner by a technical knockout He weighed 163; Halsey 165. Wrestling Show Slated By Indian Grapplers In an effort to put high school wrestling on a spectator interest list, Roseburg High School Wrest ling Coach Walt Johnson has set the schools first night wrestllr.g show. A make - up match between the Roseburg Indians and the Grants Pass Cavemen is slated fo- the local High School gym at 7:30 p.rn, Tuesday. The match wai originally set last Friday, but snow covered roads kept the Cavemen from arriving at the Indian villa. Johnson statea Grants Pass is bringing almost two full team and this means about three hours of wrestling. Admission price is 50 cent!. Ford-Houck Hatchery j Beats Motors Bowlers Ford and Houck Hatchery con tinued iti blistering Commercial Bowling League leading pace by blanking Lockwood Motors Thursday night and stretching the lead to three points. The Hatchers have extended their lead at the cliD of a Doint a week in the first three weeks of play. It was Swartz Clothing, however, which posted the high team score of the evening. In spite of their 2,711 pin effort, the Clothiers only won three of the four points. One of their team aames was the highest of the evening, a 950. Ray Davie of Todd Building and Construction rolled the high Individual game of 549. Earl Sargent of Chrystalite Tile was individual series leader with 205. Cpl. Donald L. Wren Now Stationed In Germany Cpl. Donald L. Wren, husband of Mrs. Priscllla Wren, Myrtle Point, is now itationed in Mann heim. Germany. He is with the 95th AA gun battalion, combat troops, as battery carpenter. Wren left for overseas in Sept ember, 1951 and is expected to re turn home this December. Casa.relal Laa(fla Ttsra Ford St Houck RoMburg Hook Store YoncalU Llom Nybcrc- Lbr. Co. Chryatalllt. Tilt Schwartz Coining Lockwood Motors Todd Bide. Const Co. D. 1M Inf. Wsvnaa K and J Lunch Jacklln'l N.wsboya w l rot. Fri., Jan. 18, 1952 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Or. 7 Alaska Expects Influx Of Small Log Operators KETCHIKAN. Alaska W The U.S. Forest Service office here re ports ' that Southeastern Alaska mav see an Influx of small lociine operators from Oregon and Wash ington. A newi release by the office said many of them have come here in recent months to look over con ditions. "They claim they are practically squeezed out of business in the states by the higher stumpage bids of larger logging outfits and mill operations that specialize in peeler grades of plywood logs," it said, "Current stumpage and log prlc es in Southeastern Alaska seem to be attractive to many of these visiting logging operators who be lieve that now would be the time to make a move to Alaska. By doing uus now tney would De log ging before the pulp mill get! into operation eariy in ism. Aside from salmon canneries and now-closed mining operations, the nuln mill will be Southeastern Alaska's first big scale Industrial The record for the longest field goal in the National Football league is 54 yards kicked by Glenn Free nell of Detroit in 1934. Canyonvill To Play Camas Valley Tonight The Canyonville basketball team will play Camas Valley tonight. Camas Valley girls will be host esses to Canyonville girls in a bas ketball game beginning at 6 p.m. The boys junior varsity game is scheduled for 7 p.m., followed by the varsity game at 8. Hockey Scores By Th Associated Prtss Calgary 14 Victoria 1 Friday schedule Seattle at Vancouver Victoria at Edmonton WRESTLING SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY MAIN EVENT -Grudge Match SOLDAT GORKY and IVAN GORKY BUCK WEAVER v. and COWBOY CARLSON SEMI-FINAL MARCEL OUIMET vs. PRINCE OMAR First Match Starts 8:30 P.M. plant. 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