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Idaho Trails
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By Th AuoclaUd Prw
i It will be Idaho and Washington
down to the wire In the Northern
' Division, Pacific Coait Conference,
basketball race,
The fighting Vandali from Mos
cow, Idaho, edged Oregon Slate
46-43 Tuesday night for a split in
their two game scries here.
The victory put Idaho two games
back of the defending champion
. Washington and set the stage for a
title battle in the crucial series
with the Huskies at Moscow Fri
day and Saturday.
Both the Huskies, the No. 8 team
on the Associated Press poll, and
the Vandals have four games left
on their schedule. But the Vandals
must win all four to tie Washington
for the lead and force I playoff for
the championship.
Kept In Running
Last minute baskets by Hartley
Kruger and Harlan Melton kept
Idaho In the running Tuesday
: night. Oregon State led 43-42 with
about i minute left when Kruger
tipped in a rebound. Melton fol
lowed with a free throw.
Kruger led the scoring with 22
points. Danny Johnston was high
for Oregon State with 13.
The Washington State Cougars,
. their last four league games sched
uled for next week, stepped out of
i. the conference Tuesday night and
' clipped the Whiteworth College Pi
rates 62-57.
The Cougars led until the last
three minutes when Whitworth tied
the (core 52-aIl. WSC nipped the
; rally and went ahead to stay. Whit
' worth Center Ralph Poison led the
- scoring with 27 points. Eric Rob-
- erts and George Rosser scored 17
points each for Washington State,
Hockey Scores
Br The AuoclaUd Prm
Seattle 4 Calgary 3
Vancouver 7 Victoria 2
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Elkton, Drain Fashion Wins
In County "B" League Tilts
Douglas County "B" League
North Half
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Elkton
Drain
Yoncalla
Oakland
Glide
Scoring skyrocketed in two Doug
las county "B" basketball games
Tuesday night.
Elkton'f torrid league .leaders
stunned strongly considered Yon
calla, 70-42, to assure at least i
tie for the championship. But the
Glide floor was the scene of the
mightiest hoop seige in the history
of the league. Drain walloped
Glide, 84-63. That 84 for Drain was
the biggest team score of the year
and the total 147 points was the
biggest game total in the history
of North Half play. Frank Walton
set a new individual record for
the year also as he raised Drain
Van
Still
Dine, Luverne't
Lead Bowlers
Van Dine Meat Co. and Lu
verne's Dress Shop remained close
one two teams in Womens Bowl
ing League play Tuesday night as
each won two games from oppon
ents.
Flo Ann McDonald of Luverne's
posted the high individual score of
jhz ana viola Blessing of Medical
Arts was high series scorer with
a 507. Van Dine bad the top team
series oi t,ivi.
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slock by flooding the hoop with 32
points. He made 18 in the first
half and 14 i nthe second, on 14
field goals and four free throws.
Show New Spirit
The Wildcats showed a new spir
it by staying in the contest against
Drain until well into the final
quarter. Shortly after the final
canto got underway, the Wildcats
had cut the lead to three points,
60-57, but the high-geared Warriors
were just warming up. The win
ners scored !H punts in the last
quarter to Glide's 16.
At Elkton, Yoncalla fell apart
before the withering basket attack
by the hosts. The high powered
Eiks romped to a 16-9 quarter lead
and continued to extend the lead
at every quiuter break. At hall
time, they led, ;'.i-14, wul at the
third break, 48-?l
Curl He1 :hl ergcr racked up 17
points for high scoring honors, but
five other Elks had 10 or more. It
was Elkton's l?tn win against one
llFd.
Drain (84)
Wnlton (32)
Weaver (18)
Duncan (7)
Frown (12.
Swcarngn (10)
(61) Hide
F ' Harvey
F (6) Franks
C (12) Steadman
G (15) Babb
G (10) Mullins
Subs
For Drain Whipple (3),
Oatney
(2), Joslyn, Kelly. La
Grander; for Glide Pringer (12)
Townsend. Halftime: Drain 38,
Glide 31.
Yoncalla (42)
Means (7)
Metz (4)
Fast (12)
Vest (11)
(70) Elkton
(13) Scott
(4) Checver
(10) Henderer
(10) Bcckley
(5) Hink
D. Powell (4)
Subs: For Yoncalla R. PoweU
(4); for Elkton Gill (11), Hersh
borgcr (17). Halftime: Elkton 34,
Yoncalla 14.
Snow Shortage Hampers Olympics
OSLO tf) The flaming Olympic
torch, borne high by the first of a
gigantic relay of 100 men on skis,
started Wednesday on its 170-mile
journey from Morcgdal, the birth
place of modern skiing, to the open
ing ceremonies of the winter Olym
pic games in Oslo,
At the same time the torch left
Moregdal, the Oslo Weather Bu
reau sorrowfully announced there
seems no prospect for snow in
Southern Norway "for at least
three or four days."
This prediction rules out anv dos-
sibility for good runs for the open
ing skiing events at Norefjcll
Thursday.
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MEMBERS
ATTENTION!
Annual Meeting Will Be Held February 18, 1952
at 222 Spruce Street, Roseburg
Free Maviei Be.cjin at 10:30 A.M.
Fertilizer Specialist will be here.
Free Lunch at Noon.
Our own new movie will be shown, too.
Business Session at 1:30 P.M.
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND.
BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS
W. Washlnqto. at S.P. Track
toseourg, Oregon
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Win Boosts
Viks' Chance
For 2nd Spot
District S Standings
Eastern Division
W L Pf
6 0 260
3 2 336
2 3 228
0 6 171
Reedsport
Roseburg
Myrtle Creek
Sutherlin
A first-half scoring spree by the
Myrtle Creek Vikings put them
within striking distance of second
place in the league as they dumped
the hosting Sutherlin Bulldogs
53-38.
It was Myrlle Creek's second
win in the league and Sutherlin's
sixth straight loss. Only one game
remains on the schedule before the
sub-district tourney and Myrtle
Creek must win that one on the
Roseburg court this Friday in or
der to tie for second place.
Jump To Lead
Led by Jerry Jones, the Viks
stomped Sutherlin to a fare thee
well in the first half. They jumped
to a 19-6 initial-quarter lead and
were on top, 29-9. by halftime.
The Bulldogs caught their brealh
in the second half, with Kenny
Wahl sparking the attack, to close
the gap to 45-28 by th tnird-quar
ter break. Wahl hit two quick bas
kets early in the fourth to whittle
the lead to 45-32, but it was too
late to overcome the top heavy
bulge.
The Bulldogs tied the score at
2, 3 and 5, but after those early
seconds of play the visitors took
over.
Jones was high-point man of the
night as he played one of his best
games of the season. Lee Leising.
er led I he Bulldogs with 11 points.
Sutherlin won the "B" game
preliminary, 34-27.
Another bright spot for the Vi
kings was the return of Dick Komp.
He was a top prospect last year,
but broke his arm in football this
season.
Myrtle Crk (53) (38)Sutherlin
Gillespie (10) F (10) Wahl
Wilder (4) F (6) Fennell
Andrews (11) C (0) Koozer
Cavaner (8) G (1) Churchman
Jones (15) G (11) Leisinger
Subs: For MC Tester (3).
Komp (2), Deller Barnes; for Suth
erlin Buck (8), Gowey (2), Heth-
cock, smnn, iMicnois.
The two-man bobsleds will get
the competition underway Thurs
day morning with the first of four
heats to be run in two days. And
after lunch the women skiers take
off on the giant slalom at Noref
jcll, 70 miles north of here.
But the official opening of the
games will not take place until
Friday morning when the Olympic
torch is carried into Oslo's Nislett
Stadium and the Olympic fire is
lighted above the traditional mar
athon gate.
The American Jumping team,
which had been training at Kongs
berg, broko camp Wednesday, and
came to Oslo where the world fam
ous Holmenkollen Hill will be
opened for Olympic training.
Art Devlin of Lake Placid, N. Y.,
is the only member of the Olympic
team who has tested Holmenkollen.
He jumped here in 1948.
i Devlin was the only non-Norwegian
to place in the first ten in a
l final prc-Olympic meet at Kongs
I berg Tuesday. He finished fifth.
i Art Tokle, Norwegian-born Brook
lyn skier, was 12th. and Willis Ol
son, Eau Claire, Wis., 13th in a
field which also included jumpers
from Poland, Switzerland and Ja
pan. Fights Last Night
By Th AuoclaUd Prew
Los Angeles Lauro Salas, 125
M., los Angeles, outpointed Baby
Face Gutierrez, 1:4 Vt, San Diego,
12.
.Sacramento. Calif Bubo Olson
162, Honolulu, outpointed Woody
Uari.er. 152. Oakland, Calif., 10,
Newark N. J. Jack Holt. 164,
New York, knocked out Curtis
Moore, 160, Newark, 1.
London Randy Turpin, 163, Lon
don, stopped Alex Burton, 163, Lon
don, 7.
Adult Games Listed
Adult YMCA League basketball
games listed for Thursday night
at Benson Grade School gym are
as follows: J C Sporting Goods vs.
Christian Church, 7 p.m.; butherlin
"Y" vs. Luellen Construction, 8
p.m.; Donut Bar vs. West Side,
9 p.m.
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Tur otic crHOOL HEAVIES,
grade school basketball league
the honors by establishing a aecisive zs-iu margin over Riv
erside eagers Saturday. The sharpshooters will participate in
iU All .;f mAa erUnnl hnclArl-inll tntirnnmpnt Fph 22-23.
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Pictured from left, front row:
Meredltn, Larry Sloan, vves jacuson, capiain, ana vnunie
Gardner. Second row: Don Green, Tom Perky and Lorry
Shephard. Third row: Maynard Stephens, Joe Hill, Keith
Eddy, David Stephens, Van Stovall, Albert Klang and David
Shultz. Not shown are Edward Perry, Walter Reed and Kent
Morris.
Tag-Team Match Slated
In Armory Ring Saturday
Yorg Cretorian and Kurt von
Poppenheim early this week issued
a challenge to the Parks and Gorky
brothers, but it was ignored.
However, two rough grapplers
loudly accepted the challenge.
Tbev were George Dusette and
Buck Weaver, a concentration of
wresting ability and stamina.
Weaver was especially happy to
get a crack at Yorg and Kurt be
cause they were the pair that
eliminated him from the battle roy
al last week. He has promised them
a full measure of revenge.
Buck did salvage some glory,
though, by returning to whip
Prince Omar in the first bout fol
lowing the -royal. The Persian was
quickly stopped with a neckbreak
er. Both Cretorian and Von Poppen
heim also wan their bouts last
week.
Yorg, the Rumanian Ape Man.
went on to take final honors and
the $250 purse. Kurt proved his
ability by adding Cowboy Carlson's
scalp to his victory string.
At Full Strtnglh
Dusette, recently recovered from
handicapping injuries, has return
ed to full strength and will be an
Gilkeson Station Keglers
Hold Precarious Lead
Teams continued to crowd up be
hintt Gilkeson Station in City
League Bowling competition Mon
day night. Five teams were within
a two-point spread.
Elks 328 pu.Ied up to within
striking distance by sweeping
oolnts and games from F and
W Floor Covering. Olhcr teams on
top had only so-so evenings. John
Sanders of Youngs Bay rolled the
high Individual same of 241, and
Dan Hasen of Mobile Gas collect
ed the high series of 581.
CITY LEAGUE
W L Pts
Gilkeson 11 7 15
Ump. Fir. 12 6 15,
Ump. Hdwre. 11 7 15
Doug. Realty 11 7 15 ;
Elks 326 11 T . 14 i
Mobil Gas 10 13
Firmco 8 10 13
Lcm's Musie 8 10 11
Harris Plbg. 8 10 11
Koscburg Jewelers 7 11 9 1
Youngs Bay 6 12 8
F and W 4 14 5
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healthier chicks. Crown is a complete, adequately
fortified chick ration to be fed duting the first six
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STARTER is readily digestible and easy for chicks
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above are chamnions of the
in their division. They clinched
Coach Stanley Karewja, Dick
Ideal assistant to Weaver. If he
can apply bis tremendous strength
ta the neck of bis opponents
through a full nelson. Weaver will
only tiave one man to contend with
in bis pursuit of revenge.
Matchmaker Elton Owen says
the pair winning this one will prob
ably clash with either the Parks
or Gorky brother! next week.
There will be a doctor in the
Armory at bout time, but he will
be there to damage instead of re
pair the human body Jack Lips
comb's in particular.
His name is Dr. Gallagher &r.d
he hails from Cinncinati, Ohio.
This is the doctor's first appearance
in the Northwest, but he comes
well recommended, tie has been a
consistent main event attraction,
lickets are on sale at Powell's,
Glendale Downs
Jayyees, 56-41
The Roseburir Junior Varsity
couldn't equal the efforts of a high
scoring basketball quint at Glen
dale Tuesday night, and the Pi
rates measured the visitors, 56-41,
It was just one of those cases
where one team was hot and the
other cold. Glendale had four of
the first five with 10 or more points
but the Jayvees were behind 16-5,
29-13 and 46-27. Wayne Worley and
Glenn Austin shared high point
honors with 14 points eacn.
The loss still left the Jayvees
with a commendable record of 10
wins and 7 losses. Seven of the
last nine have been victories.
Roseburg JV (4) (56) Glendale
Danchok (3) F (14) Worley
Kern (7) r (7) Miller
Sanders (6) C (14) Austin
Carter (5) G (10) Thomas
Groves (2) G (10) Ellis
Subs for JV Kerr (3). Steele
(4), Kelly (11), WiP.ey, Binckley,
Duvall, Pickens For Glendale
Cox (1), Clayton, Smith, Bassett.
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I Browns Are Loaded With Players
CHICAGO un The St Louis
Browns, under the tireless maneu
vering of Owner Bill Veeck, are
the most loaded club in the Amer
ican League in number of play
ers, that is.
Winter Sports Project
Meeting Slated Tonight
Can we find the Initiative and
backing davalop Rd Butt as
1 Douqlat County winter sports
retert?
That's rh quastion to be an
swered at the first matting of
the Red Butta davalopmant group
In the Amarlcan Legion Hall to
night at 7:30. Movies, slides, dis
cussion, and election of officers
art the main evantt listed on the
agenda. Refreshments will be
sarved. Everyone even remotely
interested In wintar spsrtt and
development of a winter mecca
In Douglas county Is Invited.
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The right siie for the average home.
The 1952 Red Book, official pub
lication of Hie American League
for sports writers and broadcasters
only, lists a total of 286 players
for the coming season, including
103 rookies.
St. Louis ha the heaviest roster
with 38 players, and also the most
rookies with 17. .
Other clubs shape up this way:
Boston Red Sox 36 players includ
ing 14 rookies; Chicago White Sox
37-14; New York Yankees 36-13;
Philadelphia Athletics 34-11; De
troit Tigers 33-10; Washington Sen
ators 37-13; and Cleveland Indians
35-11.
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