The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 13, 1957, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThia week will tee the final games in practically all leagues. One exception is the Citv League, which will have another match next Monday night. Nor are we certain about the "Country League," having failed to check their schedule. SO WHILE the league champi onships will be decided this week, there is still one more important date. Each league will get their "PAY-OKF" one week after their final games. Each captain should most assuredly be present on pay off night, and try to have hi team present too, so that the swag can be divided equally. Also, on "Pay-off night'we have our "sweepstakes." For the benefit of many new bowlers, this means everybody who wants to can enter in the sweepstakes, which is simply an individual series in which you pay a bit extra to make up a prize fund, which is paid off the same night. It's a singles event, every dog for himself, lots of fun, and a chance to win a couple bucks or lose a few dimes. Also, we have found from a few of the new bowlers that they don't evea know that they get any mon ey It a thisaway. You have been paying $2. (most of you) each night. S1.35 goes to tha house, and the balance into a prize and ex pense fund. Every point your team won is good for from a dollar to a dollar-two-bits, which should be di vided among the team members according to the number of games in which they paid that S3 00. So this pay-off night is the only time the secretary is ever popular. HIGH GAME last week was a fancy 254 fashioned by Lee Sla dig in the Metro. Lee made the wife happy by winning a set of Riversides too, as she has been warning him for weeks to replace i those old tires. Lee also cleaned up1 on most of the special prizes in his league by adding this to hit previous winnings. Spike Warren and John Donovan had Z44s, johnny following ode Witis yVL Mm., May t tr 191T The News-Jtetiew, fteeeburf, Of. f Eagle Point Wins Meet Kalif Point." With tr.nl bnr' $M.k.ah ha-j4U. U'an lift Am.. L,.JU.. U fi.,4. weak 136 opener, and followed by Jack Greb letdinc thft wav. nabbed lev. Ml' 5 Rrnvk n a ..;, w ktr 9 snihu s mww. High set was 813, including a 23$ track and field meet held ia Ash- . 6. Jackson, IP. 16-0. osebol Bulldogs Tip Glendale, 5-3 UVL If AOUI STANDINGS SUNDAY'S SASSAll By THE ASSOCIATED fiS$ AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pcf. SB Sew York .- eutou Sostoa Glide Glendale Douglas Myrtle Creek Suthertin Oakland Riddle s low fS:K"l J J .600 1 SLfJSL w a9UUijC,vtiI i 2 3 I I i I . a .- '3 ju Njw York 4, Baltimore S l t 18 Id g0 et Wathmfioe Glide clinched the L'moaua V.I.S J ley League baseball championship xmurtiay in ipite ol &erag idle as Diflree, P. 5, Chapman if by Don Nye. Other nice sels were land Saturday with a total of li 100-yard dash: i. Jack Greb, T.P.I I2-rd dsh:t. Jack Greb. IP. juz-am-wz oy Boo bmott, bis sec- points oulscoring second place Myr- 2, Streitberger. MC. 3. Ross, EP. 2. Strettberger, MC, 3. Swingle, P. ond lifetime' 600 and both in tie Creek with M and third place 4. Stillwell. S. S. Reims, D. .',. Murray, MC. S. Helms, D, . a two - week period, and Ting Douglas with 81. Favtir.ger. P. 10-5. Chapman. H. 23 1. Kreadman's first for this season,! Behind in fourth place was Phoe- On mil rvn; 1. Cliff Thomson,! MS-yenf run: I, Cliff Thomson, a 601 including lines of 212-210. Rix with 50, Sutherlin with 41, Glen-,D. 2. Myers, D. S. Naas, MC. 4.'D. 2. Simmonds. P. 3. Charters JIM HENNEBECK. and Bruwnio ; dale 2T, Illinois Valley 28, Brook- McClurg, P. 5. Moffitt, H. . LongJlP. . Tucker, S. 5. Dusenberry, Yaldez each had double 200 counts; lings IS, Henley nine and Oakland U 4:37.. IP. . Grover S 2 01 vern houck earned a coca-cota mree. i 440-vard run: 1. Swmgte. P. 2. MO-v.rd relay: 1. Doueii (Bill Sulher in forced a M win vr on a 211; Ed Davis bad an up- jvika Qualify Four Grover, S 3. McLenoon, D. 4. Helms, Jack UcLennon, Dave Git-: Glendale. The Bulldogs were spoit- and.down stepper 177-176-nt and EjgIe pojnt Jnd MvrUe c k Brewer. IV. 5. Schauvie, IP. . man. Elmer Mills!. 2. Myrtle er for the second straight time Jlorr-soS bad big night when he I ?'et i. rrL1 SZa t SatUr" converted th. 5-7, S-10 and S-7- f'JlL C"I jlu i0Ur, ?" .Z 222 -enVn'eVoTg U pi ked a real tough rail, the 4-4-10. ",r2'. fwk .7 T.JS . We heard via the grapevine that tMam" Cwk flKti HPfh. ol t mSIh," ln four,h Wee in th. number of off the Oak St. Bridge. FUiM to Uualifiera wire Sutherlin. Glendale ?o.C.1urfeynhrfth.fr;;t,chW frames, and inother in the Ust ? ;yenf "ch h,,e on m,n m 0M mree. lor a toieraoie ui. Tn ;.. ,r ,u. A. 14 t .67 14 i .8 W U .591 11 n ni .56$ a 12 IS .485 It 13 S 4'j IS ,4U 51t tit 40 iO NATIONAL LtASUI W 1. rt. tt Cincinnati It T tSa Milwaukee if T ,S Brooklja HUB lit Philadelphia It 19 t St. Louis 11 U ,!m 4- Xew York i 14 .417 V4 Chicago T 1 JOt Pittsburgh tu J54 Sunday's fteautrt Brooklyn 5, New York Philadelphia -l, Pittsfaerfk M Cincinnati 7-1, Chicago 5-1 Milwaukee 4-10. St. Lsuil 2-4 Creek ( Benny Hubbard. Frank! "er beating Douglas last week to sntnciiif, uick Streitbergcr, Larry jtsnocss mem out of any chance at jMucm. a. butnerlm. 4. Tie fee. icit-y ana rnorntx. l.ss.l Trofons Split Pair en in two With Grants Pass Bread Jtfms: I. Fred Newton. D. ,2. Murray, MC. 3, Lockhart. IV. , . Lane. B. 5. MeClure, IP. . Bard- weli, MC. 21-0. High jump: 1. Tie between Jack Greb, IP, Young, G. 3. Tie among Murray, MC, Bartley, MC, James, the title. Sutherlin scored first in the third inning on walk to Joe Wright and John Arena and a double by Gordon Atterbury that scored two runs. Skip StitlweB singled the third run across is the inning. lit the top of the fifth inning walks to Arana and Atterbury, a , . aouoie ny warren blavtos and a Pele vauh: I. Tie between Dave i ..(.. k "ifzrl .A Huffman. IP, Stan Bennett. MC. 3. "LJ TS, X" " Joel Smith has 9t9 nins for 69 m . ur uouglas Higtt School split non joei amim nas pins lor ..n f,r,i, , ., inn nA vrrf i . j . games, viltour tinnier ana war- rfcl,B ,, . , - -;, ' " -n - j;, en Sellars are tied for high set 2fj?" .fi'ii m! ' K,s,f '? . S1 55fmf? Grants n .u i i,.. winners were tint inomsoa oi nine the ooener 5-2 and dronmne ' r . '. : Tie between Miller. G, Monteleone. G. 5. Long. S. . Wyiie, D. 11-1. Discus threw: 1. Wayne Chris tian, IP. 2. Gribble, B. 3. Carlson. S. Grass, 0. ng .heed by two pins when he B V 'aT "' "5, -"PP'-I, Sh., ,. KeS Lockhart low Hurdles J. Kea Lockhart. IV. 2. Hooper, IP. 3. Gribble. B. 4. In the first game Dougla, wat rg VnottI, S BCerlioi' Quahfiera from KaaJfl Point r' j --1- ..j! hit 561. SOME LEAGUE hom,.-BruSf. Sn Sere ie"el jaTcreb' th.. yd d'"". andonein LV Wayne Chrfs wrapped up the Commercial, and, dashes and high jump; Dave Huff- 0,,fam, EP. 2. Brown, G. 3. Hicks, Howard's Hardware iced the Met- man in the pole vault; Wayne Wi.it. n Jim T.vlor ! Irr. ?' . R0"n- r. s. f ugale, o. to last week. Pepsi-Cola hd lit Christian in the discus and javelin Bissonnette and singles by Louis TJU S&J?$$Eft& SXeVinei'lott Sre, (perremal winners) - m City I and ! 220 yard dashes; Jim Murray ,hv Taylor and MeClendoa account- wheel. I in the broad jump; Stan Bennett mA for two in the oecond But other, are stilly hanging j in ,he pole vault and a relay team s ln?tttot the balance. Any of four m tlas- 0f Benny Hubbard, Frank Shirt- Tavlor .if an in mar Itnl College Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sarurday's itesulfs BASEBALL Glendale scored first in the sixth tnmtsg on a single by Ray Mun yon and an error and added two more in the seventh on a, single by Troy Reynolds, a triple by Mun yon and a fielder's choice. Top batter is the game we Mun yon with 3-4, including a triple. For Sutherlin StiUweli with 2-4 was the top man. Atterbury and Stsyton also had doubles for Siithertin. Sutherlin 003 620 6 S S S Glendale 000 001 23 I Slayson and Mai lock: Montele one. Moschkatt (6) and Uur.yon. WP: Slaytes. LP: Monteleone. Portland University S, Clark J.C. 1 Lewis and Clark S, Lintietd 4 (12 t Willamette S. Whitman 0 SPECIAL ON MUFFLERS & PIPES Reduce Stock far Moving BRENT'S EXCHANGE 144 N. I. Stephens OR 2-3397 . t M.nh.M. : n. 'i'L-r yr was sawon an error. three in Industrial, and two is r'.' TtTLlu i Washington M, Pacific Lutheran OSC Rook. II. 4 Imk S TS::TZSe'lL,,,. .!, Ei W .. ton Stat, S (ILOregon n'ingtos V,, officers for next season areiRus Prock in the hirt hurdle,- hi. .nrf n,i h1I ',"V . - r,smn'0?. ?!1"e Uregon half a doses leagues, with more i cliff Thomson in the im and m,l ! Th. Zk m. whM, , .lM i " " SUIt. ?! ? ate lz- W !i miin. this week. Volunteer !r,.n.- Krrf K.nn i ,,. w.i .I ."T 9?w "w? VS" Mi.owB Mate 57 league has Mike Beery as presi- iumo and a rela dent and Neil Hart repeating as i Helms. Jack McLennan, sec. Nina Clock will be under i-res i m, ,d Elmer Mills. Paul Amann with new sec, nussj Rummel. FIRES OR 22644 POLICE: OR3-"3 IllOIIEY: 664 S. E. Stephen!, Roteburej MEETING SET The Roseburg Rod and Gun Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at S p.m. Tuesday in the Winchester Coubhouse. After the regular business meeeting a mo vie and Dutch lunch will be held. WHICH WILL YOU BE? THE MAN WHO MISSED or THE MAN WHO BOUGHT a A NEW 1957 FOR ONLY MERCURY $50.00 Marquez Leads Beavers In Doubleheader Split With LA PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. OB Hollywood Los Angeles San Francisco Vancouver Seattle San Diego Portland Sacramento 20 II .645 19 11 K!3 ) 14 .563 2a 17 14 .S4S 3 1 IS .S45 3 17 It .515 121 .2711 ( 23 ,2: II ABOVE COST Thara'i n Wear a smile! T really tmile yen hear ear 4al the iif "M" far '57. We ee erseeli ee muit clear ear entire stk withie eee weak. Tee see kay end arire a ki Mertaty Ur ealr SS9M eae ear . Thai's the whole srwy. There's ee laae-kel. tt a SSB 00 ekae ear cesf yoa e hee e w Mwcary te drlre m4 enjey. Came i, deal with as far eiffttt sat Say 1 tewe. It's ! Tae can ht the ke "M" ter Ian te er e re lew eitd rte. Dae't mm! Deal with Si! U a J mairtM r eay a e canventeaff Saak connect. Sunday's Results Hollywood 3-2, Sacramento 0-0 San Francisco 6, Vancouver 2 (2nd gamst called, curfew, SF leading 4-2 after 5'i innings, to be finished in August). San Diego 3-1, Seattle 2-4 Portland 3-2, Los Angeles 1-7 Saturdey'e Results Vancouver 12, San Francisro 1 Hollywood C, Sacramento 3 San Diego S. Seattle 4 Portland 7, Los Angeles 4 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS This possibly should be Lull Marquei day in Portland. The powerful outfielder belted the Beavers to their third straight Pacific Coant League victory over l.os Angeles 31 before they lost the nightcap of a Sunday double header, 7-2. Marqurt homered and singled, driving in all thrre Beaver runs in the firsl game triumph. A grand slam homer by the sturdy 1 Marquez. who hit .344 for Port-1 land last year, started a rally j Friday that produced the first of ; Portland's three vtetorie and ! pulled the Beavers out of the PCL ! basement. The losses dropped the Angels, j who open a series Tuesday with third-place San Francisco, to sec ond place, one-half game behind f lolly wood. The Stars shut out; Sacramento, 34 and 24, and dumped the Scions into the cellar. ! ancouver pitcher Mel Held was hit on the left knee by a line drive from the bat of Sao Fran cisco's Bert Thiel and sent to the hospital. Saa Francisco west on to win, S-2. The Seals alo led, 4 2, in a second game, which was called beraue of the curfesr and 1 TVn.mKirtJ ffSColiege ot Idaho 2, Pacific Univer- Western Washington 6. Pacific team ol Bill i taking an early lead and after sj. i ,,th,ri s !' an, Dave Gil-jfaUing behind k the top of the USJ, 0re0B n.10, EterB Jjg5 V ts. third rallvine for two runs in the . !,i..u ,':. v'ThJ'llfJL't' 5-". Oregon M;i"ijKS5. . Lewi, and Two division, of Classic Jr. Les Rro. in ih. i.vii ' .r hlr,.l , n.,.J 4'7 ! tll,rS Portland State 31 McAllister heads one, with hi; sec. From Phoenix: Swingle in the Us was McClendon with two hits Dan Hill, and the other half will 440 and Simmonds in the SM yard in five trips, be known as L'mpqua League with t runs. j First game- Bill Evans and Barney Fenwick in j Top men from Sutherlin were; Douglas 220 100 0 S i 2 drivers' seats. Ed Grover in the 440 and Skip ; Grants Pass 0D0 002 02 7 3 Paul Yundt is Prexy of Town, stillwell in the low hurdles. Harty and Brown; Nay, Long- Bob Smith of the Industrial, Norm f Brookings with Grabble is the ; neker (2 and Tippets. Slack in Commercial. B a r n e y discus and Illinois Valley with i WP: Harty. LP: Nay Shepherd and Thel Allen head the 1 Ken I.ockhard in the shot put round i,, ,m i..tV ,a foMr Fim-h ami Doc Ui h. ii.i t ..t, second game. Foster will handle the Merchants. Final scare: Eatle Point . Myr-j P0"1" fJ J ri,.fc with iha nffirers. If vou tl. ivub ic n,,oi. at Phnnt. u Grants Pass 102 100 x 4 i i aren't on the list, better sign up, Sutherlin 4l', Glendale,27, Illinois! McClarty and Bissonnette Some are already filled up. Valley, 26. Brookings IS, Henley , Hayes and Huneycutt. Everybody was shocked anu; Oakland 3. 1 WP- Hayes. LP: McClarty. aneved nv im saa acciaeni i.t " ' Friday. MemDera 01 ootn men a and women's association will joini in svmpathy for the Ted Shirtcliff ; familv, and in best wishes for Bar ney Root and Jim Bloom. . I GARDEN TRACTORS Ask For A FREE Demonstration Rciitai serrite o Choremeeree Garden Tractors, ROTO TILLERS Number 2 $nnnS3 Number 3 tMAQQ With Tine OOa. With Choepers HIJ Workhorse 21" Cat .... CHORE MASTER $157 H Convertibfe, No. 1-C-ll lurrsw 1 6 10 H P. Stratton Mtr. I OO J 4 Horsepowar 2T Mower 49 Artochmeny l7f Far N. t-C-11 Os) , BUY WHERE YCHf SHARE IN THg SAVtNGS - HONS 2-26S fl-. ."T W, WWa9hw si S.P. Track J toieburj, Oreoon f&fr-i 9 FREE PARKING AT THE FARM BUREAU t ' - 4 . 4 a- lie iiss pun en 11 ijs-i anjaei s 1 1. jsiej yip r .;' ' ' 4 ' ""- 1 Now! New 3-TNylon Tir&i : . m mm ... m m w rm m iBlljlli afcMl llltsi.''! 1 llitsl atfifs. MllillTrrr a ,- - 'Vi 1 las 1st ' will be continued in August. Seattle's Kainiera dropped a notch to fifth place as they split with San Diego the Padres win ning the first, 3 2, and then losing 4-1. Red Adams started Los An geles' six-run nightcap scoring spree in the fifth when he dou bled home Bill Caro. Bob Jenkins singled across two other runs. Gale Wade singled In one more, still another scored os an error and Herb Olson got a sixth with a sacrifice fly. Jack Littrell drove in Portland's two runs with a sin gle in the first and a home run m the sixth. Curt Kavdon pitched two-hit ball for Hollywood's first victory, j In the second, R. C, Stevens smash homer over the left field; fence gae the Stars their two runs as Bernie Daniels spaced the six hits he allowed the Solon.. Earl AveruT two-run homer and Steve locklin's single scored the Padres' winning runs in the first clash. Locklin didn't connect safely in the nightcap, ending a streak of safe hits in 17 consecu tive games. Seattle broke a fifth inning nightcap lie when pitcher Charlie Rabe, who hurled c one-hitter, singled. He went to second en a balk by Padre hurler Gene l.try and scored oa Maury Wills' ground emgle to renter. The final Seattle tallies came en Bill Glynn's first homer of the sea son, two singles and a walk. Steve Bilko, the slugging Los Angeles first baseman, may be out ot the lineup indefinitely. He injured his shoulder muscles in the first game against Portland when he swung hard in popping up a fly in the ninth inning. 2nd game 7 inntnss Los Angeles Oftl 060 07 ( t Portland K 001 02 7 3 D. Adams and Olson; Briggs, R. 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