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Drain And Elks Reedsport Quint Captures Loop Title Glendale And Riddle Tangle For South Half Title Tonight In North Finals , .... tha Mtntl Th r.lonrlfil. Pirain and the I The other tilt was much closer. Riddle Irish posted wins in the Riddle went ahead 1312 at the . ... .., , ...ttK nnr. from near me ve in ii will oe -ir wi ' .- .l. nnnt mm ihA nuzzer wunuw. is . rtram wsrrinrN n -- ...,.hu Springfield Humbles Roseburg, 64-57 South Douglas B hoop tourney rn- ena oi me nrsi sianza. " ' ,he Elkton Elks n the oi ine nu u. --r-. ouarl.r ,t day night at Riddle and won the halftime, and 30-26 at the end of versus hoop ti. Midway n Uie th M ' " r ght to p ay each other tonight the third quarter, me ngers were "r;s Drain was ueu , ,1 u,, R,ddl. Upsets Rhode, b'rohers (ouIed out. gym Friday night P . But what could be termed an Rhod Sp.rk ' ," nfk5 ?6 33 in Friday nigh 's : H.ndtrtr Scores , ,. i Ray Rhodes sparked the victors land Oaks, 36-33, in rriuay niyu nenotrer hign.5corer for the One I D 1 T POR' J) 111 Braves Snare Crown, 54-39 At Sutherlin (UB-DISTRICT S ( Final Standings) W L Pf Pa Reedsport Roseburg Myrtle Creek Sutherlin 5 4 3 0 1 287 229 2 235 237 3 214 220 8 227 281 The Reedsport Braves copped the Sub-District S basketball title Friday night with a 54-39 win over the Sutherlin Bulldogs at Sutherlin. The Braves and the Roseburg Indians will enter a two-out-of-three playoff next Friday at Reeds port. The second game will be here on Saturday night, Feb. 28. Reedsport led most of the way in their last game of the regular sea son. The Bulldogs, playing their finale in this year's hoop season. jmped to a 12-9 lead in the first period, but the Braves drove back r, n .if J?" A'l i.m i5' .j !k J.', time the Braves led 29-18 and they were never threatened again. Bill n,fr Z lht Zm7 0 push wltn cignt points. . Earls and teammate Jerry Rose tied for top scoring honors Each " ,n,reP, J3 ,Do1"";. Lf,e Lelsenger was high for Sutherlin wltn 11 . .t -j Plnu- . Cudiurt iu (3l Sutherlin I n... p (ii) Leiseneer Tryon (2) F (0) Davidson Borrevik (9) C : (8) Galla r-..i. lot n m R.ir : Clayton (5) " G (2) Nichols I Subs: Reedsport - Wheeler 6, i ' TWM t Fin. i rinnn. Siilhrlinl Komvr T Hb 2 rrd a Gnwev 1 I Iheir home floor Saturrtav nignt, Koozer 7, Hix 2, Card 2, Gowey i.lwMlr a(lrnss the ,tate at puiiman Baseball League Meeting Slated A meeting of the Southwestern Oregon Baseball League will be held in the council chambers of Roseburg'a City Hall Sunday, March 1, at 2 p.m., League Presi dent Biil Fortier has anounced. Fortier pointed out that any out fit fielding a tean in the league this season will have to be rep resented at the meeting. - Among other mutters of business, a league secretary will be elect ed to replace Bill Askwith, who has resigned. The Roseburg Umpqua Chiefs play In the Southwestern League. Other teams are the Coos Bay- North Bend Lumberjacks, Med ford Cheney Studs, Coquille Log gers, Bandon Miliers, Drain Black box ana grooxings Beavers. Charles To Fight Layne ror ime bhor April 1 SAN FRANCISCO I Former heavyweight champion Eziard Charles will battle Rex Layne of , Lewiston, Utah, for a shot at j Rocky Marclano's crown in a 10 ,.. rounder here April 1. It will be held under a Joint pro motion of Jimmy Murphy and the International Boxing Club of New York. FIRMCO PLAYS SUNDAY The Firmco basketball squad of Myrtle Creek will play Myrtle Point at Myrtle Point Sunday at 2 p.m. for the district B AAU title and the right to enter the state AAU tourney slated a week later at central point. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT PIPE DIES PIPI CUTTERS PIPE VISE LEAD POT , SEWER SNAKE LANSING-OLIVER TOOL RENTALS 47 S. Stapheni Phone 3-6002 Open Sunday 9 to 6 NOW HOT WATER WHEN YOU NEED IT! Hav a nationally known brand electric hot water heater installed at money saving prices, ALSO Plumbing Fixtures and Fittings. Farm and Home Frcexers, Electric Food Mixers and CoHce Makers. Automatic Steam end Dry Irons, IUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS Washington at S.P. Tracks V Roseburg, Oregon DIAL 3-5022 FREE PARKING AT 12 The Newt-ReWewTRoteburg, Ore. Sat., Feb. 21, 1953 Huskies Surge To 84-67 Win Over Oregon To Capture Title By The Associated Prtsa Washington's Huskies sewed up their third straight Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division bas- kelball championship Friday night against uregon, 84 - 67, put omyiine campaign, noe also iook tne after a mp-and-tuck fight for tnree quarters of the way. The Huskies, third ranked na- tionally, wili meet the winner of the Southern Division in a best-of-three series in Seattle March -'; i"Xin the i Terence crown ana a bertn in tne i NCAA Western Regionals at Cor- 6-7, and 9 if needed, for the con' vallis. March 13-14. ifcreiice title series, the Seattle . Unlverslv chieftains go up ,,ajnst Haho State in Seattle Marcl) I0 for tne ,1,, (o enter : tJje NCAA rcgi0nals as one of the , i. . mem on uie neeis oi uie vim- Still Unbeaten -. While minting for the confer- ence playoffs, Washington still has another goal that of heroming the first team in Northern Division history to ea throueh a Iff-game season undefeated. The Huskies nn with 13. That was tops for his . hve " 13 J"! ffw:. ..I16?.',, . ...... ..... meyu iry 10 mm u " I the Washington State Cougars will i nun for their third league win in the close-out of tneir two-game series with Oregon State. The Couears kept their faint hooea "t dimbin? out of the cellar alive Fridav ni"ht with a 56-50 victory over thp Beavers. Second olace Oregon found rri- day niffht there was nothing to the rumor that "hold dnwn Bob Fmihrces and you whip the Huskies." N Stoos Houbregs Bie Bohbv. 6-foot-T center who has broken narlv every division scor ne record in the honks, had one of his noorest nights of the season Oregnn s Chct Noe put on a tight clamp. Cardinals Sold To Beer Concern For $3,750,000 ST. LOUIS OB The St. Louis Cardinals, close to being trans ferred to Milwaukee a week ago, counted themselves as one of the "money clubs" today with solid financial backing in the old home town. Anheuser-Busch. Inc.. one of the nation's largest breweries, bought the club yesterday for the an nounced purpose of keeping the Luminals in at. Louis. That puts the Rcdbirds in the class of such well-heeled clubs as the Boston Red Sox of Tom Yaw key, the New York Yankees of Dan Topping, the Dctrcit Tigers of Walter O. Briggs, and the Chicago Cubs of Phil Wrigley. August A. 3uich Jr., 53 year-old president of the multimillion-dollar brewery who will become pres ident of the Cardinals, said the sale was a 31 million dollar trans action. Of that amount. 2V& million was paid to Fred Saigh, whose career as a ciud owner was cut short by a 15-month prison sentence for federal income tax evasion. Busch said that in addition to the sum j paid Saigh "we assumed an in l tlohtedness of l'i million dollars." j Busch, who planned an inspec- tion trip today to the Cardinal of- fices at Sportsman's Park, said he will take an active part in man ; agement of th far-flung Cardinal organization. j William Walsingham Jr., re ! maining as vice president, will be tne operating nesd of the organi zation which operates nine farm clubs and has working agreements with six others. BieMwtSAk.. rfxTH MP ,i m THE FARM BUREAU lEffiS3Ea ' " ' IT" 'Mm I Houbregs was held to eight points until Noe fouled out in the fourth quarter, and then broke loose for eight more to finish with 16 his second lowest output of scoring play away from the Wash' ington aca, bucketing 19 points be' fore he was sidelined. j Koon Scores Charlie Koon led the Washing ton scoring with 17 points most of them on long range shots. Three other Huskies were in double fig ures ttoug McClary with 15. Slippery Joe Cipriano with 13 and Caot. Pete Mullins nrovlded the I spark that carried WSC to vie- tory over Oregon State as he lurned in an ouistading floor I game and was hieh man with 20 i ,:-!. n n.nninir u,.. with uran t-uisuus win it. 11. Big Tony Vlastelica. the fieav- ers' hook shot artist, canned 12 of his team's 24 nnints in the first half but was held to a lone free throw in the second half to wind wasninsinn aiaie jorgea anr-an to Slav in th1 second1 nuirter. led at the half. 27-24. and st the end of the third quarter. 42-37. Arrogant Eric In Ring Tonight TONIGHT'S CARD Main Event Tony Ross, 204, vs. 'Eric the Great" Pederson, 199. Semi-Final Red Vagnone. 20S, vs. Antonio Baillargeon, 190. Special Event Bronco Lubich, 196, vs. Lionel Baillargeon, 201. Arrogant Eric Pederson will have his hands full tnniglit when he tries to put an end to Tony Ross' winning streak. Eric the Great is deadly with a full-nelson and has picked up a lot of wrestling know-how to go with his strength. Ross will, as usual, depend ,m his backbreaker for victory. Thi? match packs a lot of wallop. In the semi-final Tony Baillar gon will get 1 real test against Red Vagnone who has had a suc cessful Roseburg career. Vagnone will have his reverse dcalhiocK to hold and a 15-pound weight advan tage in his drive for victory. Tony will orobably emuloy the standing backbreaker and abdominal stretch. Tony s brother, Lionel, will face Bronco Lubich in the opener. Li onel is not as muscular as his brother but weighs 201. Seattle U Scores 84-57 Win; O'Brien Hits 23 SEATTLE Jfi Seattle Univers ity's Chieftains, piaying like they had their minds on March 10 in stead of the gam? at hand, finally woke up in the late going Friday night to whip thoir cross-town ri vals, Seattle Pacific, 84-57. Johnny O'Brien, leading scorer of the nation's major schools, bucketed 23 points, more than five below his season's average. OSC FIVE 4 a'ma OSC Five Sets Invasion Of Hawaii March First CORVALLIS W A 10-man Oregon State College basketball squad will leave by plane March 1 for Honolulu to play in the annual Hawaiian invitational tour, namcnt. Coach Slats Gill, Athletic Direc tor Spec Kccne and a number of local fans will accompany these players: Jim Sugruc, Ted Roman off, Ron Robins, Bill Toole, Reggie Halligan. Tex Whiteman, Bob Ed wards, Danny Johnston, Tony Vlastelica and John Harboe. OMAHA WOOOMIN LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY Protection Plus A. W. McGUIRE, Oiit. Mar. "Fraternity In Action" C. V. Rt., Box 845, Roseburg Phone 9-8442 KILN DRIED PLANER ENDS 16" SLAB WOOD 24" FIREPLACE WOOD RED DIAMOND FUEL CO. Roseburg, Dial 3-5082 Sutherlin, Call 2491 Heacock Hits 26 To Dump Indian Quint ByMERuE PUGH The Roseburg Indians played their hearts out here Friday night but the powerful Springfield Mil lers rolled on to a narrow 64-57 victory. The visiting hoopsters had to really drive before they finally did it, however. The score was tied five times and the Indians led most of the first half. Monstrous i six foot five, 215 pounds) Jack Heacock and a poor Jiird quarter beat the locals. Heacock tipped in 26 points un der the bucket, 10 of them in the third quarter. Milltrt Lead Coach Stan Williamson's Millers led only 26-24 at halftime, but two minutes later they led by a 37-24 margin (mostly Heacock). That was enough. The Indians never re covered. Roseburg dove back late in the game and came within five points at one time, but determination was not enough. Bud Backen broke the ice at the start of the game to give Roseburg its first lead. Then Hea cock tied it up before Nub Bcamer let loose w'th his specialty the long swisher. The score jumped back and forth before Roseburg drove to a 16-12 lead at the end of the first period. ilea At 10 Two minutes into the second quarter saw opringfield tie it up at IB-all when BUI rakulak hit a bucket. From then on the Indians were in trouble, although they kept up until the halftime buzzer sound ed. Backen was high-scorer for th Indians with 19 points. Beamer got 16. ' Defensively jnd offensively, the locals looked much improved and there was plenty of fight in ail of the hoopsters. The Indians will host the Willam ette Wolverines in another non league game tonight. The Jayvee opener will start at 6:30. It will be the last season game for Rose burg. The Indians will vie with Reedsport in lhe Sub-District 5 playoff next veekend.. , Springfield (64) (57) Roseburg i-anuian (12) r' (19) Backen (6) Darling Brown (3, r C G G Heacock (26) Willoughby (9) (2) Danchok (16, Beamer uurright 115, (7) Carter Subs: Springfield Lincoln 1 Coffelt, Bourgeois, Ward, Leavitt, Squires; Roseburg Booth 2, Gilbert 2, Parmcter 3, Sanders. J C Sportinq 5 Meets Medford The JC Sporting Goods basket ball aggregation will oppose the Medford YMCA for the Y district senior division hoop crown tonight at 8 at Benson gym. The JC squad won the right to enter the finals Friday night when it downed the Eugene tourney rep resentative. Northwest Christian College, 64-54. The JC hoop iters jumped to a 13-9 lead at the end of the first squad had driven to a 25-25 tie. NCC went ahead 28-25 a minute later but the Sporting Goods boys pusnea DacK. iney took the lead again and kept it. They led 47-40 at the threc quaner mark. Don Hubbard of JC was the high scorer of the night with 21 points. Teamma:c Bob Schindler tallied 14. High for NCC was Jim Smith with 18, followed by Roy Day with 16. Eug. YMCA (54) (64) Rsbg YMCA Blankenship (11) F (4) Garrison Moore (2) F ( 21) Hubbard Smith (18) C (6) Benson Day (16) G (9) Loomis Piper (0) G (14) Schindler Subs: Eugene Howell, l'leas ant, Giesbrecht 4, Bradford 2, Lane 1; Roseburg Findlay, We. ber, Curran, Roberts 10. Classic Bowling Pace Set By Coe CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Pti. Roseburg Lbr. Co. 41 22 57 Hull's Flyers 32 31 43 Asst. Plywood 30 33 38 Pepsi Cola 23 40 30 Joel Coe took top individual hon ors in Classic League kegling Fri day night. He rolled a 226 high game and a 627 high series. Associated Plywood took high team series, 2181. Roseburg Lumber Co. still leads the pack by 14 big points. gltndalt and Riddle will rep resent South Douglas County and Elkton and Drain will re present North Douglas County in the county B league hoop tournament at Glide next Fri day and Saturday. The winner and runnerup of the county tournamant will then represent Douglas County in the district tournament, also at Glide, on March 6 and 7. upset was Riddle's 46-39 win over thp fflnvnnville Tigers. Glendale wrapped its game upilarkcy; Days Creek from tne start ana jumpea 10 m-iu, 29-1$. and 47-24 quarter leads. Bobby Hale sparked the scoring with 20 points. Jack Couch of Days Creek potted 10 points. Myrtle Creek Cinches 2nd Coach Bob Abrahamson's Myr tle Creek Vikings cinched second , place in the JDJ Basketball League ' Friday night by downing the vis- , iting Rogue River Chiefs, 47-45. j A big turnout crowded myrtle Creek's gym to watch the Viks Mct ha,V 11th cnscM win aOainel ' "L.nj!'': ... : ine viks piay uieir inidia lu- night at Central Point when they! meet the league-leading Crater Comets. L-Va?eur Hits I Beginning with Roland LeVis-1 seur's opening bucket, the Viks I ,uni harf ar) hiH ntf (hp rhipf. I until onlv one andone-half min - utes remained in the contest. Soph- omoro TjeVassour nlaved his out!" nrsi peiiod ana i-n-ci at nau - standing game of the year, by the wnv. Th Ch'efs fed the score at 45- 45. the first time since early in the confpst when the score was knotted th'ee times. Bvron Kile who netted '8 r'nls to tie wih teammrite Jim Rblen for hi?h snrer honors, was fh hero at that time. He drooied In two free throws and to' the hill for a la"-tn to Irnnt the score. "lit. the Viks exee'"d a nerf"ct nllr.nr.i"un's pliv itb 'S se-nds remainm" in wMrh Dick Komn nt c'ino'e ' "nd that provided H.e fin"! margin. K""i , Scores Althouih Cnach ' Abnhamson pomtM nut that he tiart nve st'rs and no one outstnnding flayer for the night. Dick Komp topped the Vik scoring with 12 polnis. Pete Barnes was right behind with 11, LeVasseur scored nine, .Terry Jones eight, and Johnny Cavaner seven. Myrtle Creek recorded a .404 shnntine nercentage with 19 out of 47 floor shots: Rogue River made 18 out of J9 for a .389 nercentage. In another JDJ game Fridav night, Crater topped Phoenix, 67 32. Pooue Pvr (45) (47) MC Martin (5) (111 Barnes Kile (18) F (121 Komp Rhoten (181 C (8) Jones T.chrmann (1) O (91 LeVasseur Howell (i) C, (7) Cavaner Subs: Rogue River Shaw 2. The Dalles Wins 19th Consecutive The top four Oregon high school teams in this week's Associated Press poll added to their impres sive records and continued their march toward state tournament berths Friday night. The Dalles, the state's only ma jor undefeated team, swamped Wy'East, 83-48, for its 19th con secutive victory. The Indians are heavy favorites to retain their Dis trict 2 title. Marshfield. which will nl.iv Reedsport or Roseburg for the Dis- trict 5 crown, overwhelmed Myrtle Point, 78-38. It was the 21st win in 23 games for Marshfield, ranked No. 2 in the poll. Medford. rated third, cinched the Southern Oregon Conference championship bv crushing Grants Pass, 57-39. Medford, with a 17-2 record, will plav Crater of Central Point for the District 4 title. Hillsboro, No. 4 in the poll and favorite in the coming District 9 play-off, shaded Tigard, 46-44, for its 13th consecutive victory and its IRIh in 22 games. Fifth-rated Eucene. the District : 6 favorite, was idle. But Oakridge, i which will he one of Its chief play off rivals, won its 19th in 21 games. downing St. Francis of Eugene, 74-62. ""vl pJin your homt? ; then phontkfSIV l JO N. Jackion St. .Dial 3-5521 with is points. Hign-poini man tor the game was Bill Hoffee of Can- yonville with 19. points. , mu- r- t. tl..' A ,K Tigers will play in tonight's pre- liminary eame. The championship round will start at 9 p.m., the . .nn Kl.(tl (32, Day. Creek u.u urn v (7i Swaninn IWaii.'iUll Worley (12) Byrd (2) Cox (5) F (0) Patton Babh G (10, Couch Ellis (4) G(2, L.Clumpner Subs: Glendale - Smith 10. Rurlc. Raptt 2 Rleelnw. Mn- lVrkev: n. C eek Calinder 5, Schaeffer 2, Huffman, B. Clump- ' . ' S V in. T) BhodPs 17 F (8 Mefiinnis R. Rhodes (15, F (19, Hoffee Aikins (8, C (8, Hardy Weakley (5) G (0, lloff Hammersley (5) G (2, Allen - Subs: Riddle Harrell 3, Gar ren 3, Denton: Canyonville Mc Kinney 2, Pitts. Offs: Jack Cady and Plamer King, both Eugene. Miller Jayvees Nudqe Roseburg Th. c.:-nr.u ' i. . . i. , . The Springfield Jayvee basket rHrSS.. '" l",Th"i " ' , - 1 KOuV Stuart expense of the Indian Jayvees, 42-; HJro a .laomnsnni 130, lost by M- ,h,, , ,u.!a fall to Ron Neglis. ' The locals led throug out the charIes Paime, a, lost 4-0 to rst half, and it looked like they ! Davjd JacKson were goiii to hand the highly-rated Djck stevens;,n 158 was pined .me i.,r .uunn loss. lh charies Brooks. But the Miller Jayvees drove iback to a 31-28 third-quarter mac- g'n after trailing 16-8 at the end pi "m.e: . .... . , , Paul Hatcher of Roseburg shared okiu auuues ui aunnuuciu anu spring honors Each netted 12 ', points. The whole Roseburg team niVir.iSSr. L 05;:.ii i . .hi! j-.-- ....... .... floor and made several nice steals. The Jayvees end their season to night against the Willamette Jay vees. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Springfield (42) (38) Roseburg Pakulak 19) F (6) Steele Kirkpatrick (5) F (12) Hatcher Whittington (7) C (0) Defferding Snerry (5 G (6) Calkins Squires (12) G (0) Donnelly Subs: Springfield Herringer 2, Dixon 1, Jaques, Muore, Olson, Mihelich; Roseburg Pickens 7, Biddington 7, Brundage, McCaui ey, Hargis, Ricketts, Mclntyre, Logan. College Scores COLLEGE BASKETBALL By The Associated Press FAR WEST Washington 84, Oregon 67 UCLA 75, Stanford 50 Southern California 68, California 66 Wyoming 49, Oklahoma City 45 Washington State 56, Oregon State 50 Montana State 72. Idaho State 65 Seattle 84. Seattle Pacific 57 Whitman 93, I.Jwis & Clark 82 Fresno State !9, Sacramento Stale 60 Colorado A&M 71. Regis 68 Southern Oregon 60, Cal Aggies 57 San Francisco State 70, College of Pacific 55 Western Washington 69, Puget Sound 68 Pacific U. 90, College of Idaho 78 Eastern Oregon 66, Oregon Edu cation 62 San Diego State 55, Santa Barba ra 49 Ricks 71, Westminster (Utah) 53 San Jose State 58, San Francisco 46 Los Angeles State 73, Pepperdine Whittier 70, Pomona - Claremont . 50 Lo Angeles Loyola 67, Nevada 65 ! Pasadena Nazarene 80, Chapman I 61 Redlands 78, Occidental 58 ! Humboldt State 66, Chico State 65 j marya a, nonoiuiu universais 56 Pacific Lutheran 62, British Col umbia 51 Washington Frosh 78 , Tongue Point Naval Air Station 46 Seattle U. Papooses 93, Seattle Pa cific JV's 70 SHOE SHINE AT THE Bowling Alley OPEN EVENINGS "'" " rinse and both ...Both game were c los e and bom : ' " in estimated 1300 ! i IVlint Of VieW persons Packed Drams ne ' gym ; , " V,. B, " , in The Yoncal a crew, in tne open- ing ; gam, W. ; before the t!!;s vnn ou.. "i-"" I " . , rnn ! scores e in ' caiia, u-i "i S.r"' " i.niaru " ,cu " " " "VV V." -i as me game open, um . le came oacx wnn.a rusu . went ahead 9 3, sparked by uon ; Vest. !.... After three and one-half minutes 1 of the second Danel. the Elks knot-1 I ted the score at 14-a . Then It WHS flip OHU iui.lv utiii it-" - The Elks took a one-point lead at the half when Ron Henderer let RHS Wrestlers Lose At Medford Medford Hiih School's wrestling I squad scored a 2314 win over the Kosoburg Indians ai meuioru Thursday night. Dave Parkhurst was ill and did I not make the trip. Matches went as follows (Kose- I ...... rll.. liBi.-.A flrcll- j uuig nitjiivi u.uu I Steve Oakley, 98-pound class, lost .- Ron McD',illlsK 4.3. Gilbi-rtHrvey, 123, won 2-0 over ferry 'dute 98 lost 7-4 to Bob!HarbauSh W ( Lions ' v ' ' j Scott (5) j p l VnnnaAv inn wnn nuot 1 Ray Williams I Rav Williams n-u i . .. ,.u.u,r",'..,.s"1 l" " araw , K'yTd7on 9 1 over ' j c. Rutherford. Ron Nye"'. "o, lost 2-0 to lost 2 0 to B0D Keeves nn ii.,... me i,i ,ni .. Lar?y ShepVard. ' Scott Henrv. 141. lost 141 to Vince Swinny. Ken wnite, 143, lost 4-2 to Dick Newland Ron Hicks, 158. won 7-5 over Norm Handscoinb. Rodney Atterbury, 168, won 7-5 over Bua Thames. Ron Rohner, 178, lost 2-1 to Norm Chapman. t . Bill Landis, heavyweight, lost 4 0 lo Don Jacobs. The Indian wrestlers will go to Grants Pass next Friday and Sat urday for the district meet involv. ing Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, Medford and Roseburg. Fights Last Night New York George Araujo, 133 Vi, Providence, R. I. outpoint ed Paddy de Marco, 135, Brook lyu, 10. West Palm Beach, Fla. Larry Mejica, 135, New York, outpointed Chick Boucher, 136, Manchester, Conn., 10. Phoenix, Ariz. Jimmy Marti nez, 157, Glendale, Ariz., outpoint ed George Holmes, 162, Los An geles, 10. 43,000 Keglers Enter American Bowling Meet CHICAGO I Handsome slic es of $593,860 in prize money lured an unprecedented number of en tries to the American Bowling Con gress golden jubilee tourney, start ing Saturday in Chicago Coliseum. This annual world scries of bowl ing has attracted a record high of 43,000 keglers for its 93-dav run ending May 24. Entry marks in all ivur uivisions nave ocen broken. FROSH AT MEDFORD The Roseburg High School fresh man hoop squad will end its sea son tonight against the Medford Frosh at Medford. THE CHAIN SAW WITH A REPUTATION TO BE 27lbs...4H.P. m EET MENTSE,MMM0V Them Any OtUr Saw FIRST AND SECOND PRIZES AT SUTHERLIN TIMBER DAYS CUTTING CONTEST OF 1952 FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION SEE OR CALL Santti's Chain Saw Service Highway 99 North Roseburg, victors with 13, followed by jma v.cto iin yonc)lll, Ve.,t was high for the game i, ..... .imntt the same story in the Drain-Oakland contest, except "Dratoled 10-7 at the first quar ter and 1817 at halftime, but the Oaks tied it at 26-26 at the end of the third panel, m.- caKnnA half was back ana forth, back and forth until the ?" ""5, . ,-d 34-33 with """" V. -- K.f,. nv Swear- uu bucket ijgsn !. .- for a inree-poin win. n.nln hari ilarted out with I rush, driving to a 7-1 lead in ttij first three minutes. But Oakland came back to 7-6 when two min utes remained in the period. DicK .loslvn. high no nt man with 2, . sparked the Warriors in this quar ter. Drain Takes Lead Drain drove ahead in the sec ond quarter, 14-8, but the Oaks came back to knot it at 14-all in just one minuie. In the third stanza the Oaks tied it up when Lyle Beecroft sank a foul shot. From then on the score bounced back and forth, with Dave Searingen providing most of Drain's scoring punch and Jerry Blaylock playing good ball for Oak land. Oakland took the lead early in the final quarter, but Drain drove back and maintained a one-point lead most of the remaining time. Joslyn and Beecroft were ouU standing in their backboard work. Dale Marshal! was high for the Oaks with nine points. Oakland and Yoncalla will play in the preliminary game tonight. Elkton. (41 1 CM Yontalli ,,-,,; ui F (4) Fast F (0) Moore C (1) Bloomquist G (7) Rudishau'r G (15) Vest Gill '5, Henderer (13) ! Subs: Kiklon Inman 2, Hes- ! i hemrn. Moore. Bloom: Yoncalla - Boan 1. Sanders, Vntne 9 Alsun 5. Drain (36 (33) Oakland n (2) F (4) Bul0(,k Weaver (4) F (9) Marshall LaGrander (6) C (7) Beecroft ! D. Swear'ngn (11 G (8) Blayloclt J. Sw'rgn (2) G (5) Beahm Subs: Drain Anderson 1. Offs: Dick Bartell and Bill Rob ins, both Eugene. BASKETBALL Sat., 8:00 P.M. Direct from Seattlo OREGON WASHINGTON KRNR 1490 On Your Dial Another Associated Sportscast PROUD OF! COME OUT AND SEE THE NEW HOMELITE CHAIN SAW WITH THE NEW ALL POSITION DIAPHRAGM Cabriirb. TOR A hi n c.i.Di. Phone 2-2007 Oregon
