The news-review., August 29, 1952, Image 7

WRESTLING
SATURDAY NIGHT
AT THE ARMORY
MAIN EVENT
GEORGE DUSETTE and ANDY TREMAINE
LEO WALLICK and' BOB CUMMINGS
SEMI-FINAL
ERIC PEDERSON vs. BILLY SAN DOW
First MatcK Starts 8:45. P.M.
:..,..-, ! f 1 1 I; .'jf f I .1 I V.s
I
I
6Mb
r
HAS
Stlf-Vninfaj
LOKS-IA
GASKET
I AUB lUff I f
iiuiia.in i:
i
f'WHY NOT
I HAVE THE
if invivTiert 1
I "Th. LEADER" i l
yiRRIG ATION pjy&
No lifting Pipes Full of Wafer
Gaik.l Relaxes (to drain Pip.)
wh.n pr.itur U off , . .
Provid.s Controlled Fl.xIWIIty
Can't Slow Out, b. Pvsh.d Out
or Roll. d Up by Pip
-7 !
IIADER"
himtHci Crept Hair At Mofvrity
I PLAN NOW for Wad Rain
On Yw Farm
to mH to yt ploft.
r-
WADE'RAIN SprinWer Irrl
gotion it revolutionizing crop
production throughout tht na
tion by supplying CONTROLLED
moitluro in the proper amount!
to keep your crops growing
rapidh to full moturiry.
ASK FOR FREE LITERATURE
STEARNS
HARDWARE and
IMPLEMENT
OAKLAND, OREGON
" 1
L5!!JJVi. wJfi ml,, j
CHAMPS MEET Andy Tremaine, present world light
heavyweight wrestling champion, shows off his title belt to
former world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey.
This is fast company for the little Tucson grappler. But he
expects to prove it's not too fast when he teams with George
Dusette Saturday night at the Armory in a Northwest tag
team championship match against the present trophy hold
ers, Leo Wallick and Bullet Bob Cummings. The semi-final
pits Eric Pederson against Billy Sandow.
'ftt., Aug. 29, 1952 The News-Review, Reteburg, Ore. 1
Four Tee Off In Semi-Finals
By BOB MYERS
PORTLAND ufl Four fvor
ite daughters from Hawaii and
Washington, Texas and California,
all itrangeri to the lofty position
In which they find themselves, teed
off Friday in the semi-finals ot the
Women's National Amateur golf
championship,
Victors in Thursday's quarter
finals at the exclusive Waverley
Country Club, the lineup read like
this for Friday's 18-hole play:
Mrs. Jacqueline Pune of Hono
lulu vs. Patricia Ann Lesser of
Seattle.
Patricia Garner of Midland, Tex.
vs. Shirley McFedters of Long
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP '
Mt. Sexton Trout Farm
Com Out and Catch Som
' Rainbow Trout.
You're W.lcom Anytime
.40 Mile South of Roseburg
Beach, Calif.
They arrived in the semi-final
stage after a round of golf that
produced its charge of surprises
and golf good and bad.
Mrs. Pung defeated Edean An
derson of Helena, Mont., 2 up;
Miss Lesser won from the Cali
fornia champion, Barbara Rom
ack of Sacramento, S and 2; Miss
Garner ousted 17-year-old Barba
ra Snook of Portland, 2 and one,
and Miss McFedters, who had nev
er even seen a National before,
much less played In one, defeated
Claire Doran of Cleveland, last
year's runner-up, on the 20th hole.
Saturday the winners meet at
St holes for the title won in
1K51 by Dorothy Kirby. Two days
ago Dorothy lost to Miss Anderson.
GUNS TELESCOPES AMMO
IRON SIGHTS GUN CASES
Everything for the Hunter
tSS&RIc
1 . .
"IMSII" '
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
a ft.et
San Diego Takes
West Jr. Title
DENVER W Boy teams from
Austin, Tex., Cincinnati and San
Diego, Calif., Thursday night
fought their way into the Ameri
can Legion's junior world series
of baseball opening in Denver
Monday.
Those three clubs join with Mil
ford, Mass., in making up the four
national finalists the best of
more than 16,000 teams.
The competition is for bovs who
were not yet 17 last Jan. 1.,
that played American Legion jun
ior baseball this season.
San Diego copped the Western
sectional title Thursday night,
eliminating Denver 5-4 in 11 in
nings. Salem, Ore., the Pacific
Northwest regional titlist, was
eliminated earlier in the tourna
ment at Hastings, Neb.
Mathias To Skip Track
Trip For Grid Practice
PALO ALTO, ' alif. Wl Stan
ford's 1952 football hopes took an
upward turn Friday with the dis
closure that first string fullback
Bob Mathias will skip a track
and field trip to Japan to report
for football practice.
The 21-year-old Olympic decath
lon champion told Coach Buck
Taylor he'll report. He asked and
got permission to show up Sept.
8. a week late.
Mathias, about 10 pounds uader
his football weight of 205, will
take a week's rest at Kings Canyon
National Park.
HERE THEY ARE!
Beautiful Late Model Cars Just Waiting for You to Climb
Behind the Wheel.
52's 51's 50's 49's 48V 47's
1952 CHRYSLER
1952 CHRYSLER
1952 CHRYSLER
1951BUICK
1952 DESOTO
1951 CHRYSLER
1950 DODGE
1950 P0NTIAC
1950 FORD
1949 PLYMOUTH
1949 CADILLAC
1948 CHRYSLER
Imperial 4-dr. Sedan. 4,000 miles. Radio end
Heater, Electric Windows, Power Steering and
Torque Drive.
New Yorker. Power Steering and
Torque Drive. Radio and Heater.
45 Actual MilesI
Saratoga Club Coupe.
Radio and Heater.
6,000 Miles.
Riviera 4-door. '52 Series.
Beautiful Black. Very Low Mileage.
White Side Wall Tires.
4-door Sedan. Beautiful two-tone Grey.
Local Car. Low Mileage.
Newport. Two-tone Cream and Black.
Local Car.
Coronet 4-door Sedan.
Radio and Heater.
4-door Sedan. Hydramatie.
Radio and Heater.
Custom 4-door Sedan. Overdrive.
Radio and Heater.
4-door Sedan.
'62'. 4-do.or. Two-tone Grey.
Low Mileage.
Windsor. 4-door Sedan.
Radio and Heater.
1947 FORD '6'
2-Door.
$
695
1947 CHEVROLET
Station Wagon $895
1947 FORD CONVERTIBLE
'695
PRE-WAR CARS
1941 Buick 4-dr. $295 1941 Dodge cpe. $295
1940 Chevrolet, 2-dr. $195
ROSEBURG AUTO SALES
447 South Stephens Phone 3-4511
R0SEBURG, OREGON
PHONE 3-5553
PRE-LABOR DAY SALE
ALL THESE
ITEMS CUT
REG. 36.95
AUTO RADIO
31.95
Fits under dash of most cars. 5
tubes, powerful 5V4" speaker fer
clear, rich ton. Sov now.
55.95 CUSTOM AC QC
AUTO RADIO
For '51 Ford, 5l-'52 Chevy.' '50
'52 Studeboker. Earlier nodels
priced ven lower.
REGULAR 9.45
BATTERY
8.44
I l.mo. auaranteed Commander.
Ampl power for ordinary driving
needs. Exchano.
REG. 1395
BATTERY
12.45
Words "Standard." Equals most
original-equipment batteries, prices
includ exch. lyp I.
1.B9 PLASTIC
SEAT COVER
1.66
nUctis- lint on In a liffv
protects car seats trom wet
bathing suits, roaa ausrf aic.
"
4.44
4.98 CAR HAND
SPOTLIGHT
For roadside repairs, spotting house
... rit ....:..u. in'
numrjers, ere. un-un wiivm, .v
cord. Plugs In lighter.
AUGUST GUN
LAY-AWAY
$2
Down
$2 holds gun till Sept. 15. Com
plete line of Western Field and
nationally-known guns.
REGULAR 3.9S
FOOT8ALL
3.77
Bobby Lone Ball split cownid.
Pebble grain, white stripes. Offi
cial size and weight.
REGULAR 5.45
BASKETBALL
4.94
Sun "55" 2-ply laminated rub
ber. Pebble orain leather-like fin
ish. Official size, weight.
REGULAR 1.95
SWEATSHIRT
1.73
Unuuu,.iMlit ilvr-mm tcnif mt-
; ton. Double-knit cellar, cuffs. ATH.
SOCK.5, 4Bc a. 1 pr.
2.2 CLEANING
KIT .22 CAL.
1.98
3-pc. oluminum rod, swivel handl.
2 brushes, oil, solvent, 1 00 flannel
patches. Metal box.
I REGULAR 2 91
! GUN COVER
2.67
Brown Army duck, water-repellent
finish. Leother-reirtforced. Fits gun
38 to 52 inchet long.
Open Friday Until 8 P.M.
SALE-FREE INSTALLATION
Reg. 27.45 24.95 Motl Sidam
You'll like th cool, lustrous finish of these Best Qual
ity woven Saran plastic covers. Their rich, sparkling
colors are "lockad-ln" can't run or fad. Expertly
tailored with elastic inserts for tight, wrinkl-fr fit.
Fivo smart, colorful new patterns. Quilted plastic trim.
REG. 17.95 WQual. Lacauered Fiber 15.88
17 5 HEAVY
DUTY OIL
1.55
5 at.
Wards HO Vitalized
For severest service.
REG. 2114c bulk qt.
Vitalized Oil 17
Prices End. Fd. Tax.
MM
1.18 AUTO
POLISH NEEDS
94c
lot 3
Pt. cans of Silicon Pol
ish and Glaztj to re
move road film, reak
your car gleam, prottct
finish, Easy to use.
Ug Silmonlt. r.J .nC
rtfl.dor for night laf.ty, '
otr.amlia.d nom.l.d1 dioln
guard protest! dothlng.
AUGUST BIKE LAY-AWAY SALE
TillDa.lS $2 Hold.blkt
Reg. 56.95 Hawthorne Bike fully-equipped with
G.E. Sealed Beam light. Models for boys, girls 53.88
(Not shown) Reg. 44.95 Standard Bike. 24" junior
and 26" senior models for boys and girls 42.88
Reg. 1.98 Air Cushion Bike Tire, 26x2.125" 1.78
Reg. 1.10 Air Cushion Bike Tube, 26x2.125" 99e
2.39 KIT. PINT
VAC. BOTTLE
1.97
0 BoHI. kps liquids
hot 24 hrt., cool 72 hrs.
0 Ra. 2.29 Box-Styl
Kit with Vi-pt. bottl.
Ideal for Khool...l.!l
REGULAR 93a
BIKE HORN
87c
S Two-tone chrome
Horn. Screw clamp.
(5 Reg. 65c Bik Grips.
Plastic streamers in
black rubber. ... . J5e