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0 Indian Woman Bears Fifth Set Of Twins PINE RIDGE, S. D. I - Mrs. Marcella Big Crow was the proud est woman on the Pine Ridge In dian Reservation after leaving the hospital here Wednesday with her fifth set of twins. The latest, a pair of girls, ar rived Friday. The previous four sets included a boy and a girl each. The Big Crows lost a baby girl from the first arrivals. But a single birth of a girl followed to give them five each of beys and girls. Archie Wilson of the Bufalo Bi sons led the International League in '51 in runs-batted-in, total bases and hits. He is property of the Yankees. Fred Poehler, Notre Dame's sophomore tackle from Jackson, Mich., is the onlh member of the Irish squad from the Wolverine itate. Business Men's Assurance Company OFFICE 321 E Douglas Telephone 3-5160 Eugene V. Lincoln RoMburg, Oregon Gehrmann 'Wins Oyer Fred Wilt BOSTON I ' Mile King Don Gehrmann rolled merrily along In his ore-Olympic campaign over the weex-ena oy twice nipping rival Fred Wilt in now-familiar pat tern. t Both In Saturday night'i Knights of Columbus meet and the Phil adelphia Inqulrler games 24 hours earlier the Milwaukee flash's fin ishing kick caught Wilt In the home stretch. , The New York FBI agent pushed Gehrmann to a 4:09.3 effort here while losing by a yard. In Phila delphia Fleet Fred chased the ex- Wisconsin ace to a meet mark of 4:10.2, again winding up about a yard back. Gehrmann's rally here earned him the Thomas J. Fitzgerald Me morial Trophy as outstanding ath lete in the view of writers covering the K of C affair. It was Gehrmann's 13th victory In IT indoor and outdoor duels be tween the pair. Denis Johansson the Finnish exchange student from Purdue, was fourth behind vil lanova's Fred Dwyer In the Phil adelphia mile and third here . College Scores G IT MAKES US WEEP : WHEN WE BEHOLD, j A HOUSE THAT SHIVERS! WITH THE COLD ! our on. YiSSSOrr' By Th AuocUtcd Pru FAR WEST Washington 64 Oregon 39 California 54 UCLA 51 Southern California 75 Stanford 64 Brigham Young 68 Colorado A&M 47 Idaho 74 Oregon State 50 Utah 57 Utah State 45 Wyoming 71 Montana 51 Denver 72 New Mexico 58 ..i EAST St. John's (Bkn) MSt. Francis (Bkn) 36 Fordham 74 Army 70 St. Bonaventure 77 Cincinnati 58 Cornell 67 Princeton 51 Holy Cross '79 Tufts 47 Villanova '86 North Carolina State 71 Perm 72 Dartmouth 55 SOUTH Kentucky 65 Tennessee 56 Tulane 82 Georgia 49 Mississippi 76 Auburn 58 Florida 86 VanderbUt 70 William and Mary 86 Richmond 70 soum Carolina 71 vi-i bo MIDWEST Iowa 76 Minnesota 59 Wisconsin 74 Northwestern 58 Indiana 82 Purdue 77 Bradley 65 Detroit 59 Michigan 50 Michigan State 36 Kansas State 76 Iowa State 58 Missouri 44 Colorado 41 SOUTHWEST Rice 48 Arkansas 46 Court Review Asked Of Indian Fishing Rights THE DALLES tfl The U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to review an Oregon Supreme Court decision involving trie 7-year old Indian Fishing Treaty Rights on tne LoiumDia Kiver. The State Supreme Court ruled last November that oy Hoptowit, Yakima Indian, had a right to fish at any place provided under an 1885 treaty with the federal gov ernment. But the decision held that he did not have the right, as an individual. to trespass on private property wnne aoing Dusiness as a com mercial fish buyer. Kenneth R. L. Simmons, Bill ings, Mont., attorney for Hoptowit, filed a petition with the US. Su preme Court for a writ of review. You May NOW Obtain i UP TO oo nso from CALKIN ACT NOW! FINANCE PAY CASH for the things you need ond take 6, 12, 18 or more months to repay, depending on the purpose of your loon. CALKINS FINANCE may loan you up to $1500, on your signature, cor or furniture. Drop in today for expert ond friendly advice on your financial problems. NEED MONEY IN A HURRY? Just phone or stop In ot Colklns Finance conveniently located In downtown Roseburg, ond you may obtain your loan in one day. . 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The newest celebrity in golf and recipient of a belated invitation to the Thunderbird Club party is Ted Kroll, a youngish looking man of 32 of Polish descent, from New Hartford N. Y. Kroll won the $10,000 San Diego Open Sunday. He led at the start, with a spectacular 65 and he led at the finish with a stubborn, well deserved 70 wilji rounds of 69 and 72 in between The result gave the ex-caddie a 12 under par 276, $2,000 in cash, and his first major triumph, Jimmy Demaret, who collected $2,500 for winning the recent Bing Crosby event, pocketed $1,400. Just back of him, winning $920 apiece were Jim Ferrier of San Francisco and young Jay Hebert of Great Neck, N. Y. both at 282. Gil HcDougald, recently voted the American league's top rookie, was a star basketball player in high school in San Francisco. Rogue River Edges Oakland Here's one for the books. At Rogue River, Oakland's High School basketball team lost an in tercounty "B" tilt, but leduntil the final regulation gun went off. Rogue River won, 37-34, In an overtime Saturday. The Oaks overtook the Chelf tains after they made the first basket and continued to lead all the way. Thy were still ahead, 33-31, with five seconds to go when Jim Nil- ton Intercepted a pass and raced in to make a shot. The ball was looping for the basket as, the gun went off. It swished through to tie the score at 33-33. The Chieftains took the decisive lead in the over time with two baskets to win. Forbes Gildersleeve played the best game of his career. He scored 17 points and threw a blanket over high scoring Jim Boulter, who was held to four points after the half when Gildersleeve was sent to stop him. Boulter had made 12 in the initial half . Oakland (34) (37) Rogue River Glldersl've (17) F (0) Lehrmann Marshall (0) (0) Kile Beecroft (5) C (16) Boulter Powell (10) . G " (9) Nilton Beahm (2) G (2) Newlen Subs: For Oakland Clem, Ken dall; for RR Henner (2), Bean (8), Halftime: Oakland 18, Rogue River 13. (7l v . $ 4" y- 7 Mon., Jon. 21, 1952 TIW Ntwtftvltwt RotttMrf. Or. 7 YMCA Dates Recruitment Week Soon The board of directora of the Roseburg Young Men's Christian Association voted to join the 208 association! in Oregon, Washing tot., Idaho, California and British Columbia, in a centennial mem bership enrollment and leadership recruitment week Jan. 28 to Feb. 4. It Is expected that nearly all of the YMCA's and branches of the Pacific Northwest area wiil par ticipate In this Pacific coast-wide campaign. The Roseburg YMCA which al ready has an enrollment of 323 members has adopted a goal of 150 new members for this enroll ment week and has determined to increase Its membership to a total of 500 membera by the end of 1952. "This is an unusual oppor tunity," said Alva Laws, the presi dent of the Roseburg YMCA In announcing the action of the board. "The united effort ot more than 200 associations will be a great challenge to the workers In Roseburg. We feel that our own membership will welcome this op portunity to join with other ansoci ations in this enrollment and will rally to the support of associations in tnis coast-wide campaign. Burns Tears Moth Hole Worn Place Bewoven SALLY'S REWEAYING Seattle ferrleael pruMtMt tr THEFT TBCHNIOUE I THE RIBBON OF DOLLARS wrapped about th neck of Jock SAN FRANCISCO w - Claudia ' Shirley, obove. Is o portion of the money contributed to th. Camino 39, a Western Union clerk, Plio fund dr've Saturday. The Mile of Dollars campaign was told police that a sandy-haired man staged on Roseburg streets and sidewalks in an effort to swell robbed her Office Sunday night Of tha Ifv-nl troncura In tUa linhf nnninct nnlin Mr. I I Cl.. Khf le-gTna tVmTKd, : Jon steps to the curb from her cor. The drive wo, sponsored witn it. 1 by Junior Chamber of Commerce. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) FOR SALI OR LEASE FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR SALE OR LEASE! 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