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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1957)
I rr? ,1 I MMWMNMMHMWA. .mflL t a. .Wal Aiken Undergoing Heart Observation PORTLAND 0 Jim Aiken, Baseburg lumberman who coached the University of Ore loo football team to the Piciie Coast co-championship in 1944. ia ia Good Samaritan Hospital here with a heart ailment. Aiken hai had two mild heart attack ia the past. Hospital attendanti said Thurs day morning that Aiken was get ting along "very nicely, had a fine night and is resting comfortably." Rising Water Temperature Brings Rush Of Steelheads 'TALK ABOUT INDOOR SPORTS!! Here's a drawing of New York's proposed "Olympic City," o huge enclosed arena suitable for everything from baseball to a planned four ' u""!'1 irK'00r narnes racing. The privately-sponsored proposal, approved Feb. 1 4 t by Mayor Robert Wagner, calls for on aluminum building covering about 15 city blocks 1 designed to seat 1 50,000 spectators. This drawing was prepared by Frank Grad J. Sons Urbahn Br ay tan & Burrows, associated architects. Checkers at the game commis sion's fish counting station at Win chester Dam probably wish migra ting fish would be a Utile more con siderate. After the workers had spent most of the first two weeks of February trying to stay awake, hiving vir I tually no work to keep them busy. : the fish ganged up and awept over I the bshway at the rat of nearly 1600 in the last two days of the period. Low water temperature and flows have greatly retarded the movements of winter steelheads so far in the season. Steelheads, it is reported, are very erratic in their movements. They travel in num bers only when water conditions are favorable. The winter steelhead migratioi la now the only active movement ia the river, the fall Chinook and silv er salmon migrations having been completed. Appearance of spring Chinook is anticipated In the very near future. The winter steelhead total if con siderably above average to date, despite unfavorable water condi tions. In the period from Feb. 1 to Feb. IS checkers counted 723, of which number, as previously stated, approximately 600 came on the Uth and 15th when water tem perature rose to 42 degrees. Comparative figures are report ed from the regional office of the game commission as follows: Patronize Your News -Review Advertisers Junior High And Crad Coaches Moor Tonight The Roseburg junior high coach es' team and the grade school coaches' squad clash headon again tonight in the deciding game of their best-of-thre falls basketball series. Tonight' game will be held in the Rnnn Srhnnl ovm afarlina at i a r-3ira rut v jl lj, MjfOA LIMITED TIME ONLY) Sni BRAND-NEW m Z . fiuxtmuity. Us'1 t J ItfJfiW ....w. "- 1 1 aMSissi Timrn nn Tiinn rpp r iwzw&v lUDru un war lea XyVr BBi i regular no trade-in price of J Our special purchase makes possible this a.Oaoo vnheord-of voluo. Wt have the site to bLA ClZlJlLLS fit your car. Hurry in today! WliflVH WW Wt tfcfa? S IASY TERMS PAY AS YOU GO I CHECK YOUR SIZE AND SAVINC! ZaV jXAr-X', TUBED TUBELESS , j t L H f3 J2I Sleekwell Wk.ltwtfl Sl.ck.all Wh.ttw.ll H..T l t) ' ' su ftiei 'uu tt 'nn met -uic ici , fif 'V'jJi' ? ! 6.7015 15.95 I I960 18.05 22.11 fSj '3C?'j1 7.1015 17.75 21.72 19.80 24.27 UA. of I - &tl- 1 7.6015 19.35 23.73 21.70 26.5S FRANK DUNCAN I 1.0015 1 21.30 26.10 24.15 j 29.58 ' All ericai s4yt fas end fvr rateeeeMe tire Talal ear rla at tataac Talal af raa a Vaae raa. l-ll raa. la eaaal fab. IS Winter steelhead ' " " lfM 21 .M . ,700 1.7 1.24 9.221 140 ISM 17 I.Jli 7.0OS 20 2 lUl 2L'4 1.9H1 4,18 47 S 1M2 347 3.473 10.6US 32.7 l'.V: IV) 4.W: 5.094 804 19M 767 3.811 0.124 ' 42 1 19.i5 1.13 2.471 4,755 52 0 18.'i 5H 3,762 10,211 36 8 1957 723 3.847 Sports In Brief Idaho Bengals Accept All-College Hoop Spot OKLAHOMA CITY ull Idaho State'a Bengals Thursday became the second team to accept an in vitation to play in the 22nd an nual All-Collage basketball tourn ament here December 26-28. Oklahoma City University's the national indoor champion- y THI ASSOCIATED PRESS TENNIS NEW YORK Too-seeded Dick Savitt. South Orange. N.J.. defeat ed Lloyd Moglen, Mount Vernon, M.Y.. 8-1. e-2, to place the seeded favorites into the second round of Thtirt., Feb. 21. 1957 The Newt-Review, Roaekurf Ore. t Chiefs previously waa designated as tne host team. Royce Lint Quits As Bevo Pitcher PORTLAND 41 Royce Lint, veteran lefthanded pitcher for the Portland Pacific Coast League baseball team, has quit the game. "1 would have at the most only one or two more years of pitch ing left," he said in a letter Wed nesday to Joe Ziegler, general manager. Baiobillor Nabt Victory In Coifing Tournament LAKE WORTH, Fla. I Alvin Dark, St. Louis Cardinals short stop, won the second annual Cavalcade of Champions golf tournament here Wednesday with 54-hole total of 218. His score by rounds waa 71-73-74. Lou Kretlow. Kansas City Ath letics, finished second with 225. John Gray of Cleveland was next with 234. ships. COLOMBO, Ceylon Althea Gibson, New York, gained the sin gles and doubles finals of the Asian championships. PANAMA. Panama Brazil's Marie Esther Bueno upset jean Clarke, Birmingham, Ala., 1-6, 8-4, (-4 in second round of Panama invitation tournament. OOLF LAKE WORTH. Fla. Alvin Dark, St, Louis- Cardinals short stop, won the Cavalcade of Cham pions tournament with a 54-hole total of 211. RACINO MIAMI, Fla. Board Man ($13.80) made it two victories in two starts by winning the $22,125 AKCAUiA, cam. Market Basket (S9.40) came on fast in the stretch to score in a photo finish over Royal Basher in the $22,950 Santa Susana Slakes at Santa Anita. WEDNESDAY'S FIGHTS y THE ASSOCIATED FRESS LOUISVILLE. Ky. 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