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Myrtle Creek, Glide Are In UVL, Sub-District Winners Contests Vikings Squeeze Past Sutherlin Heavily-favored Myrtle C r k rsn into another headache hotting Sutherlin Tuesday niisrit, but the Viking tagera emerxed with a 42- M triumoh to stay in the running I -lirf. for Umpqua Valley Leagua and Myrle ck Sub-district A-l honors. iDouglaa Several weeka ago the Viks Jour-1 Sutherlin neyed to Sutherlin for what ap-j Oakland pearea to De a routine game anu cams off with ihellacking at the handi of the underdog Bulldngi. And Tueiday night, although they j elide led moit of the way on their home i Myrtle Ck. floor, the winners pulled tha game 1 Douglas out of the fir only in the final Sutherlin tight second!. I Glendale Guard John Bardwell converted Kiddle Stage Is Set For Showdown Battle Friday At Vik Plant fUl-DISTRICT f At W I down meeting Friday night at Pet. Myrtle Creek. .857 j did was a 37-34 winner in a .667 meeting two weeks ago on the .5fi8 1 Wildcat floor. Wildcats Trounce Oakland 53-36 Glide rolled on in Umpqua Val ley League and Sub-dutrict A-2 play with a S3-3 aucceta over stub born Oakland Tuesday night on the Wildcat floor. The winnera played without tha services of rugged forward Allen 8 Tha Nwt-Rview, Roieburg, Or.. Wad., Ftb. 13. 1957 .412! Myrtle Creek edged Sutherlin ,".,. ",V" YV .T.i . k i .000 ! 42-39 Tuesday at ilyrtl. Creek! "" ,um ih,i. r.iid. ... Hpfe.iin. Oik- winlesa Oakers who dropped . .u.ll..l.i. .t Ik. . llanH M.lfi mt fll.rl. 1 . "S P'J two free throwa with eight seconds left to play to make tha final three point difference. Just 12 seconds earlier, Sutherlin's all-around star Skip Stillwell jump-shot from the key to make the score 40-311. Oakland Pet. PF PA I y wining, uun. c.o now u . . . - .8H 582 434.no worse uian a ..e tor uie sun- . r - - v..- .gOO 529 365 !'"" ' ven in losing 10 myr-, - rf .72 564 419 Creek rriday night. Myrtle v wg ... ., n .... I V..t rtl nMl . Mill nV.f tWIrl. .333 O JO. .414 493 576 the Wildcata Friday night and then JOO 371 W8 mus' beat winleas Oakland next rmn liA ArtT i week. If the aub-dutrict race ends in nlav. Dick Smith bore the scoring bur- ting for 2S points as the Wildcata moved out to quarter leads of 14-8, . 1 T..aw ,;,!.,'. uMnnM hv tie. inen a oiavoii game wouia ue Glide and Myrtle Creek eliminated j necessary to decide which tea m all but those two teams trom tur- .V"r . . . ther Sub-dutrict 8 A-2 considera- Myrtle Creek blew nine-point " J,sklb,U "ce V . - , - .L .nH it lh. .1... for their show- lead with 3:15 left in the game one of their biggest margins of the night. Big Norm Walling ac counted for most of Sutherlin's late game point-making with seven points in the final period rally. The game was actually close all the way, with Myrtle Creek hold ing the upper hand almost through out. The first period ended 81. Suth erlin jumped out to a 14-10 advan tage, but by halftime, Uie winners had pulled ahead 20-17 behind Wayne Best's three long shots and four poults br center John Losey. Myrtle Creek took charge in the third period and by the end of the quarter held a nine-point lead. They were unable to stretch this at any time though, but the cushion held up at the finish. - The Vik also took a close jay ve gam 23-22. Dudley Klimback and Greg Lindquist led the win ners with seven points apiece while Jeff Tucker bad 10 for Sutherlin. Wilbur's Hoop Team Unbeaten the sub-dutrict for the District 6 A 2 championship and a state tour nament berth. In the Umpqua Valley League, Douglas, a season-long leader, still holds an outside chance at a co-title. Here, too, a Glide win over Myrtle Creek would settle the title, while the Viks could take it all by beating both Glide and Oak land. Douglas must still beat fourth place Sutherlin to rate a chance. Oakland's 5-11 forward. Jim Wil son, put the most pressure on the Wildcats, finishing out with 14 markera for Coach Ted Zetter berg's five. Glide's jayvees also picked up a win with a 41-26 triumph in the Condition Of Deer Herds Claimed Good In Douglas Elkton Nets 44-39 Win Over Warriors Harold Duncan's 24 Points Leads Elks To 18th Victory y JIM VANCI IJJW. on thre. Ire. throw, and . Sparta Editr, News-Review j m ,jed it 13.13 0n Duncan'. With Drain', high-powered gun- 1Moot Jump ,hot to start Um sec nr, 64 Virgil Merrill, removed ; ond period and the farthest either from the game with five fouls. Elk- ttim got ,head during the second ton outscored the Warrior. 10-2 in ,n(j the farthest either team got the final period to take an exciting head during the second and third Douela. County's deer herds areiare about normal for the period. 1 44- decision in Douglas county rlodj Drain s tnre - poim in good physical condition, with a He introduced Jamea Hutchinson nou - league basketoau giganut ; leads on three occasion, u. . considerably increased ratio of .who has joined the staff at the Tuesday night at Drain. ! third period, bucks to does. Bill McCaleb, game j regional office aa conservation The win gav the Elk. sweep -t Dr,in salvaged th Jy K"mJ biologist, informed members of the I aide. of the two-game series with the in lnother close one, 37-36. Dies: Roseburg Rod and Gun Club. The Announcement was made that Warriors. Back in December in the ; Biomberg hit 17 for the winners report was made at the cluo s uie winter irapsnooting league wiu tjirst regular season game mr uoiu ,nd Elkton s boo nuuui.u monthly meetmg Tuesday night at conclude Sunday, ijooa attendance : clubs, the Elks won 50-41 at cmion. ; nlM the Winchester clubhouse. Ihas been enjoyed throughout the , J McCaleb employed with the Ore- season, it was reported. The annu-; Taw-Hank! Teams tinted gon Came' Commission and work- J for shooters is jhed- ! was a meeting f the unde- r Johnson ui out of the reional office at uled 'or Feb- B- PUn " hrm , "d state', top-rated class F Edmonson ( Rosenurg, told club members he I stered shoot pres-IB team Elkton and the second- C Duncan 24 1... k,. ..! i entry dated for AprU 27-28. rated A-2 team of Oregon. Drain. O Beal 2 ,hv ir.a,n ,imn Reporte were given covering! For the Elks it was their 18th 6 Otto I bad Jt Drain 8 Reel 2 Zozel 17 Merrill 2 Heaton 2 Zozel opener. Thomas and Perry got 10 good, he said, and population ap-! highlights of the annual meeting straight win of the season while apiece for the winnera and Martin ! pears to b about the same as ' "e Oregon Wildlife Federation Dram lost lU third of the year and had nine for Oakland "last year llt Co"8""- Bruce Yeager, past its second in a row. Only last Fn- Glid SJ ' 3 Oakland I u. .1,,. ik. .; k.,,1,. president of the Roseburg c 1 u b, day, the Warriors lost their first F Wagner 10 14 , tfi ! . "SiTl f ,'h,k"i'i?! "CL' " president of the state fed-1 Emerald League game after 15 FKennadyJ Ferguson ' from atout eieht 'to one to about ! er'".n,?"?JJ!a rle?u. ".rlfiV I win in row- c li. Smith M Paxtonifive ,0 one wiuch. he remarked, f. pr"I"T SL'SZJ Thegame was close throughout. - iwii . xoung C Eswine 4 g Wolford Glide subs: Livingston S, Farm er 2. Meracle. Oakland aubs: Rae 2, Schulze 1. Sealon, Johnston, Elkton subs: House. Drain subs: NHiiftime: Elkton 23. Drain 23. Officials: Ruecker and Wuliams. Wilbur's heavy basketball bim wen), through the Roseburg Public School grade achedul undefeated. ' finishing the season with a 21-16 victory over Benson in the final round. In the Pee Wee league. Fullerton and Riverside teams finished in a I tie with 6-1 records. The Fullerton pntiTi im ,m Tk. ..hinv team defeated llucrest 23-9 and 5alrnon rehabilitation program on ni.riai... w.. . to-i wi iuci vci ,h, Umpqua River is beginning to Green in the final round. py dividends, the Oregon Game Oddly enough the Wilbur pee Commission said Tuesday, wee team finished the season in. the Records for 1956 are not com- River Salmon Results Shown Nichols, Cooper, Tomlinson, Clark 3, Rosa 4. Halftime: Glide 30, Oakland IT. Officials: Cole and Oldfield. Sutherlin 3 F Gwyn 4 F Gulseth C Walling 12 C Stillwell 11 O Kenwisher I Sutherlin subs: Myrtle Creek 41 Myrtle Ck. 4 Murry S Bartley 15 Losey 10 Rest I Bardwell : Hill 4, Stayton. subs: None. cellar with an 0-7 record Other final round results includ ed these heavy games: Fullerton 18, llucrest 10; Rose 23, Melrose 9, Hiverside 23, Green 8. Pee wee results included Rose 28, Melrose 9, Benson 18, Wilbur 2. plcte, but the figures for the pre- FCI Wii Halftime: Myrtle Creek 20, Suth rlin 17. Officials: Anderson and Valdei. Sports Calendar WEDNESDAY ARCHERY: Douglaa Yeomen, 7.30 p m., Roseburg Armory. BASKKTBALLt Sutherlin rroih at Koseburg, 1 p.m. BOWLING: Industrial League, p.m. .metropolitan League, . RIFLE: Seniors, 7:30 p.m., Win cheater. Fullerton Riverside Itenson Green llucrest Rose Melrose Wilbur LEAGUE W 6 5 4 3 3 HEAVY LEAGUE Wilbur Riverside Benson I Green Has Melrosm 7 1 Fullerton llucrest GUNS- TONIGHT IS CUSTOMER GUN TRADING NIGHT 5 9 P.M. AT Umpqua Gun Store w 7 s Central 8th-Graders Edge Out Grants Pass Central Junior High's eighth gradera turned the tables on the Grants Pasa eightcra Tuesday aft ernoon, dumping their hosts in a 37-31 basketball game. Tha win cancelled a defeat at the hands of Grants Pass here earlier in the aeason. But the Central sev-enth-gradera fell victim to their Grants Pass counterparts. 39-24. Shelton Stratford and Morris Kel ley, each with I points, led the eighth-graders. Stratford was the star of a game with Glide last week, when ha scor ed 14 in a 40-27 Central win. should make it easier for Douglas " his : third term ' Dram leading the wnoie nrsi Countv hunter, to bag a buck YeaRer .? ving nis uura term quarter which ended 13-11. Elkton whenyhuntmg"e.son roU. around "Jtite L"rm' h" J" flrS,t k,d ? ,h ScCUUVe ierm. I tannnri nanel 17.1 K and it Wat n,VrSTrePcl!mM.W! 1 Hiehhghting entertainment at th. J b'uX? fo? bucket he rest of the ,mk:d!.,ly..i a.Ch''rma.?, "'lf'u.b "!ef !"? r.":,f..mkLK)",P'f-ihalf which ended tUO. .n t I lure. Ill VU1U1 UClcalllilK iuc iwinnr and most other game anim Prep Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland Laagu Cumpston, Ladd Pace Junior Rifle Shooters Jerry Cumpston's 384 class A score and Norm Ladd's 282 in class B paced Roseburg Junior Rifle Club shooting Tuesday night at Winchester. Cumpston scored 384 out of possible 400 with 100 from the prone have come through the winter weather to date in good shape. Snow may have caused some phea sant losses, he said. Bill Pitney, Game Commission 1 deer in nf irh fish in Ilmmnnrt I at. train lea mosi oi me uura pe- urani w, oct 1 to ;1eSSt?5 tDh'.a Uk? :":lriod..ndended , "-34 bv out J fferson 61 Franklm ,52 i . j ! atonne me jl us 14-11 auriniE ine i Kranspvpii si. vviiuu w demonstrated loading of shotgun I '!hi:,mmut! "i,10" ,V ,?er"S Cleveland 85, Washington 5S hii 1 6-2 Elk center Harold Duncan had A Dutch lunch was served for it. MerriU got nine in the third Ottart the large number of attending I ,n Duncan got 11. ;St. Helens 45, Oregon City 42 fish biologist, said cold water ha. member, at the conclusion of the b.,j f ,, iHarnsburg o, tiaisey si 7-..L.' i i : : , ooara lemroi stone i.,,,,. P.mmeit (Idaho! 38 reiaruea lisn runs, oui ina( cuunis Dusiness aessiun. n l ,u , , ""' ----- - 1 mm m-v-. jicjiinnvuie oa, uswegu trol as well as its scoring punch ; Aur0ra 41, Turner 36 wnen aierrui retirea irom ui, inm. Shedd 37 vious year show good catches of i position, 99 sitting, 97 kneeling and marked Umpqua fish by both sports and commercial fishermen. Nearly 1,000 marked spring Chi nook passed the counting boards at Winchester Dam on their up stream trip to the spawning beds. Some 65 marked spring Chinook were taken by sports fishermen in the main Umpqua, 10 more by sports fishermen off Coos Bay and another so in the fan sports fish ery at Winchester and Coos Bay. Cards' Boss Punctuates Demand For NL Pennant ST. LOUIS i Gen. Mgr. Frank Lane of the St. Louis Cardi nals said Tuesday night that if he doesn't produce a pennant win ner by 1968, "1'U leave th ball club. Lane made the remark at a "Knighta of th Cauliflower Far" spring training party here after Cardinal President August A. Busch Jr. had said, half in jest, that Lane would be "out on his ear ' if the Cardinals don t win the National League pennant by 1958. Lane, speaking more seriously. replied: "Mr. Busch, if I don't produce that winner hy the end of 19.'8. I'll believe that 1 have failed and I'll leave the ball club." 88 off-hand Other high class A scorinr in. eluded Bob Flurr 368 run xi- Ainster 364. Larry McAllister 357 ; tutton Bob Blizard 342 and Ron Younc Yoncalla 340. Camas Vly Class B hiuh ironns in-i,M Days Ck. Garv Lindner? 281 Jnn iiaii.o.. i Riddle 271, Darrell McAllister 268, Denny iCanyonville Riddle Upsets Camas Quint, 60-52, In B League Match game with eight seconds left in the i w.c i inn Vq TiArrf M third panel. The hish-scoring War-lNortn Saiem 'm Beaverlon 65 rior finished with 17 points, while Duncan finished out with 24, includ ing four straight free throw con versions in the final 1:10 of play that iced th issue. Dallas 65. Canby 38 Scappoose 57, Vernoni 48 Stayton 41, Gervais 37 Forest Grove 61, Newberg 48 iwill.min. 1 Sherwood 44 wniie button came inrougn wun faft gg, Newport 62 DOUGLAS B LEAGUE .a fourth-place tie with Days Creek. W L Pet PF PA Camas Valley took an early 4-0 1 A , ..... ta.rf k,. Uid.ll .Md I 6 2 750 398 320 straight counters, and never were," " M,f cll",u3' w,t" Sheridan w, Yamniu 4.1 4 4 500 360 390 headed, even though the first quar-1 den was just as effective and 1 Alse , BrownsvUle 42 2 5 !286 3:10 356 ter ended at 1212 and it was 25-24 Je last tirae nm t tne ba"-1 Lebanon 53, Willamette (Eugene) 2 5 .286 333 357 I at halftime. Then cam the third "lB "P " 'u""5 48 1 8 .111 404 321 quarter, and Riddle coasted in. Lamas' Bob McClellan made it 1 f'l.mn.lnH tCt kill., f : n-n m l U'Uk - IK Mml f.,i,,nA in tka v.,,,!,,,.,,,,,,,, Jon) ,.,ui . nrii WS ..,i.k IT. A .. k. lhurber 256, Lonnie Dudley 254, third quarter that proved to be I ' ' ,k,r7kr Vii uavid Parks 245 and Galen Carter Just enough to win, the K 1 a a 1 e 1 p" jr. ,. ..jT . V 243. ! Irish upset Camas Valley Tuesday I Eid'!ftr ;nd, tarU C?ck: night on the Riddle floor in a 60-52 , ' k " t. , , , 1 Firing in class B was don. fmm prone, sitting and kneeluig posi- Douglas County B League basket- Trading Post Leading Junior Bowling Wheel Cam Called Off The scheduled Rogu Vallay Leagu 9am between Glendale and Rogue River at Glendale was called off Tuesday night. The game els would have been counter in rhe southern subdis trict e-A-I. No date far making up the game was set. of time netore getting a snot away agamst C jlle 43 BandoD M tne ugm-cnecking ciks. ood Riwr 51, wy'East 41 Duncan Holes Out Rainier 66. Clalskanie 63 inaepenaence 41. .uuiaua 40 the Irish, then the entire team fol- hall ffame W"i uiiuukii wiiii a 09 ki ceiifc . . , shooting average from the floor. Riddle outscored the Hornets 25- l-,. ,hk k,,ih ,,n i. 17 in that red-hot frame, and the , ,7 ,ar. ,nj ,a land Elkton started whittling 8-point margin proved to be the,the Hornets and 7 against Riddle. First, six-foot forward Larry Ed- margin 01 ine jme. 1 fhe Riddle iavvees made it a monson drove to a fast-break lavin. Drain started the fourth period i'T'Zr Z with a 37-34 lead. But their only y"1" pomts after that came with about I1? 5?' P?e te '"fl10' 52 six minutes left when 6-1 forward,'"' , . " ,, Gary Zozel rebounded an einht-1 Salem Bible b9 Philomaths rM,a Tki kd iQ.ic 1 Gaston 53, Collon 37 i:enaiem 41, jeweu .111 Waldport 51, Toledo 38 Knappa 74, Tillamook Catholic 53 Woodburn 63, Mt. Aniel 46 Fred Earwood canned 13 of his sweep for the night, measuring I With 3:38 left, guard Clifford Otto I , ,Si " sXerton4 in lor anotner layin oil a steal t.., .7 . . . -1 iiuiiivs uui iiik mo lain, m 11 u uifir l amn v at ev coumeroaris. wem m iur fsuuruniaii a trading i'ost enn.lk k k:- - a 1 m - , , - . r. :... .1 cil.. Amn 1 a . , ,. " . . u.vukii. in.. 1 " ni.io wiui ,u jo-i. uary iousij,nam scoreo lt w kiv uie .iiv a 'CVjlZr Bowfr "'l With 2-50 left Elkton took to a 161 record Ai hniHm. i, r.Li-.i-l:-. .n .k..j i "u lur -"; semi-siau ana alter several ,. . . - 7- rla"iK nis 10-poiin loiai la uie uiiru, vallev. high in the standings are the Team ,nd Lee Frahm added the other 4. R.rfrfi. ta KreC teaVwITh & a . Ml, an uiai uiuuKiil in- ii"" "K wv...v.. - c r.arwood 27 In it. last session, the league was led by Paul Yundt who rolled a 180 game and Don Abdon with a 461 series. High for the girls were Gayle Hash with a 155 game and Charlotte Gray with a 418 se ries. Other high game, included Jim Greenfield 171, John Dunn 170 audi the wrestling midgets, pay their iiugn urocit lio lor tne boys. High yearly visit to the Douglas county series included Mike hoop 453, Yundt 448 and Lewis McAllister 438. For the girls. Charlotte Gray and JoAnne Freeman each rolled 141 Rasslin' Midgets Slate Appearance Th mighty mites of the mat. Elkton 44, Drain 39 Dillard 57, Yoncalla 36 Glide 53. Oakland 36 Riddle 60. Camas Valley 52 .Myrtle Creek 42. Sutherlin 39 .Milwaukie 47, South Salem 45 (3 overtimes) Nyssa 53, Meridian (Idaho) 43 Santiam 67, Valseti 59 (overtime) Sweet Home 69, St. Francis (Lu- Senel 53 Camas Valley subs: Thrush 2, house-afire Merrill hit for two and 861 LmaPlne M Wheeler. ; " Merru' n" ,or l n( Chemawa 40. Perrydale 30 Officials: G. Hennebeck ln d Duncan evened it, guard Paul p,ot Rock 61, St. Joseph (Walla Jackson. responded with a pair of 15 Walla) 56 footers that made it 8-2. Drain. Florence 57. Mapleton 54 The losers built up the game's 1 Jync''on City 65, Pleasant Uul 50 O Frahm 5 G Wilcox 8 Riddle subs: None. chanties. Duncan holed nut four 52 Camas Vly. times from the charity stripe after 23 B. McClellan ; being fouled underneath the boards 8 Baker , which he pretty much owned by 4 Looney ; this time. 8 Spencer 1 7 M. McClellan ; Drain Starr. Fast The Warriors started like a- Bill Smith Fires 734 In Archery Loop Round games, Charlotte rolled a 418 se nes, JoAnne had 378, Gayle Hash rolled 378 and Kathy Rooney had j.ii "It's Joe...wants to know, have we any sunshine? Sunny Brook bourbon, t that is!" LA f.:tjsw nutttt-rkk, tod m't'iay'i Hri well Jon fintst f fint Kentucky hourions! Sunny 0' BrookABourbon Cheerful as'its 'Name! $4" "Q!' lAi.sOAvAikAsii.i Fairgrounds Building Saturday night when they engage in an Au stralian tag team wrestling match. be' "on hand Ther'ogTa'ln '. ! r ZV X also includes a 45-minute grudge "c0' ,T""d"; ",n'S. ' th',r match between Luther Lindsay and biggest margin at 11-4 and late in the period and then Elkton j Lorane 44. Crow 37 took chase with five straight 1 Triangle Lake 59, Lowell 44 Jim La Hock and a 30-minute spe cial event. In the tag match. Lord Little brook, who is rated by some even better than Little Beaver and Sky low Low. will team up with The Brown Panther against Pee Wee James and Tom Thumb. Lord Litth?brook originally came to the United States from England to be an acrobat in the circus, but the wrestling mats held more ap peal for him so he look to tins profession. His sensational acro batic ability has made him a top wrestling world attraction. The little fellows are noted for taking their lumps like all the wres tlers and putting on a hilarious show for the fans, to boot. In addition to this attraction, one of the hottest grudge matches of the season is expected to take place when Luther (The Tank) Lindsay tangfes with the ex-Olym-pic star. Jim l.aRock, in a 45-min ute or best of three falls main event Lindsay became incensed a cou ple of weeks ago when he calimed that I.aRock showed partiality in his refereeing. I.aRock added fuel to the flame last week when he jumped into the ring and protest ed Lindsay's victory with Luigi Mtcera in a tag match A 30-minute or het of three falls special event sends handsome Reg gie Parks against rugged .Martino Angelo. Extra seats have been add ed to accommodate seating at the arena. weekly shoot at the Fairgrounds Community building. Nineteen members were present to participate in the Oregon Indoor Archery League round. Scores were as follows: Freestvle division, men: Bill Smith 734, Ralph Turner 680, George Foster 652. Instinctive division, men: Floyd Ward 694, Walt Cody 612, Earl Ull rich 493. Freestyle division. women: Elaine Foster 652, Kalhryn LUnch 551, Ruth Turner 495. Novice division: Wally Crook 662, Ronald Oilar 600, Willard Buchan an 483. Junior division: Tom Dodge 378. 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