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Newspaper Page TextII I, Tues., May 21, 1957 The Newi-Revitw, Roseburg, Or. 9 Dimmed By Wind And Weather TEAM CHAMPS For the third straight year, Roseburg Junior Rifle Club has o four-man team of state champs. Three above are Jerry Cumpston, Roseburg High School junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cumpston, 542 NE Alameda Ave., who fired 394 out of a P"iblt 400; Normon Ladd, Roseburg sophomore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ladd, 413 W. Berdine St., 389; and Jerry Halladay, Roseburg sophomore, son of Dr. and Mrs. George Halladay, Rt. 2 Box 1433, 388. Loren McClure, Glide junior, fired 395. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. McClure, Idleyld Pork. He is pictured below. Holla day is the class B individual champion. (Staff photos). f ." I . ...... . I I;;.. . '. ru J? iv By JACK HEWINS Associated Press Saertt Writtr The upland bird! of the Pacific Northwest have taken a beating from fpring and winter weather in the past two years and the out look for next fall's hunting season ranges from pessimism in Oregon to mild optimism in Washington. In both il tcs the hopes for fall shooting hang on the trend of the weather in the weeks in June. MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 7-3, Rochester 0-1 Havana 4-4, Richmond 3-0 bia Basin is very promising, he said, aud there is hope for im provement in Okanogan County. Brood stocks are down slightly in Walla Walla, Whitman and Spo-1 Columbus .J. Miami 3 kane Counties and about normal ' Buffalo at Montreal, 2, postponed, in Kittitas Countv. i rain Although hard hit by the winter ! AMERICAN ASSN. weather, the quail and chukari Wichita 14, Denver 7 partridge nest later than the ring- Minneapolis 1, Charleston 0 necks and Lauckhart believes both St. Paul 4. Louisville 1 first couple of 1 breeds will come back strongly. ' Indianapolis at Omaha, postponed, Dig lamiues are ine ruie among rain Days Creek Awards Made That's when the ringnecks will the quad and chukars. I TEXAS LEAGUE be hatching. WeL chilly weather The decline in Oregon brood Fort Worth 7, San Antonio could destroy the broods and stocks was heaviest in the Wil- i Austin 9. Dallas 1 leave the Northwest with almost la melte Valley and Crook. Des-jShreveport at Oklahoma City, a pheasantlesa fall. chutes. Gilliam, Lake. Wallowa postponed, rain Game department officials of and Wasco Counties east of the Houston at Tulsa, postponed, rain both states agree, however, that 1 mountains, the commission report 1 SOUTHERN ASSN. a favorable nesting season could ed. There were increases in Bale- New Orleans 7, Birmingham give hunters in both states muchier. Jackson, Jefferson and Uma- Nashville 14, Little Rock 6 better shooting than they had last tilla Counties. i Chattanooga 6. Memphis 1 year. Oregon finds further cause for Atlanta IS, Mobile 7 Burton Lauckhart. chief game I pessimism in reports from its Hank Bluer Arretted biologist for the Washington De-i field agents. "Drainage, cutting j partment of Game points out that I of brush and clean fence row I Un Assault thirge the flood year of 1948 was fol-i farming have seriously affected lowed bv the poorest hunting sea-1 the habitat" in the Wallowa area. NEW YORK i Hank Bauer, son in 10 vears. "But in 1949." he said one. ; Yankee outfielder, was arrested added, "the pheasants bounced From Malheir County; "Ground Tuesday on a charge of felonious back and that was the best hunt-1 clearing, underground irrigation assault on complaint of a delica ing season in 10 years." i systems, extensive burnings, weed lessen store operator who charged The Oregon Game Commission i spraying, intensive pasturing of 1 he was beaten by Bauer in the reported this week a survey of I draws and ditch banks, and more Copacabana night club early last th hrMvtin afiw-lca nf nhoBtinlf mw rrnn land rnunlpd with bird ! Thursday. and vallev Quail "indicates a gen-1 dogs and house cats allowed to ! . Bauer was booked shortly era I statewide decline." I run loose, and 100-mph automo- fore noon under his full name Lauckhart, after a check with department field men. said the WU Wini Tourney PORTLAND in Willamette. University captured the North west Conference tennis champion- r- k T..m m. f r. .....p -.. .u.rora nun- Creek pre,ented' athletic awards to wilh P1"1 ot bl" four graduating seniors last week : match that had been postponed at the annual awards assembly, two days earlier by rain. Boys receiving the awards were: i The match gave the doubles Bob Lowry. Red MrKenzie. Claude title to Bud Mull and Boyle Keith Weakley and Warren Snvder inf Willamette, who beat Tim both track and baskethail. Sny-i Campbell and Don Smith, also of der's basketball award was for be- Willamette. 4-. 7-5. ing varsity manager. I Earlier in the tourney. Mull won Juniors presented awards were:'1"" ,mKt " Ior uniena Joe Moore. Mike Nimsic and we-"P- George Williams in both track and ! hasketball and Ernest Hunnicutti college SPORT ior junior varsuy oasaeioau. Four sophomores received track letters, Grady Gaulke, Larry Mi chaels. Jarard Richardson a n d,rin..n ct.i. . w..hi.i poned. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BASEBALL Leon Newman. Richardson also re ceived a varsity basketball award. Sophomore boys receiving junior varsity basketball awards were: Grady Gaulke, Larry Michaels, Swen Lindquist, Vernon Lowry, Robin Kelp and Ion Newman. Six freshman boys received var sity track awards. They are. Den nis Bott. Gerald Rogers, Sammy Young. Doug Smith, Kenny Stan ley and Richard Tibbets for man ager. Receiving junior varsity basket ball awards were Bott, Rogers, Vntinff Tihht Piir IL'.-LU.. b" Michael Kinney and Billy Lynn! jimmy urennon received Washington outlook was less dis mal. Although the pheasant kill last year was the lowest in sev eral vears he aaiH there aDDears to be a good carryover of brood department hopes the soil bank stock. program will reverse the trend. Running counter to the trend. "By taking land out of cultiva Yakima County provided better ition it should restore nesting hunting last fall than in 1953. The areas to some extent," he con picture there and in the Colum-' eluded. rain Portland 14, Portland State 3 Oregon State Rooks 8-2, Oregon College of Education JVa 2-1 GOLF Seattle lota, Oregon State IV, SO i Qt, biles make the future pheasant j Henry a. Bauer. - i varsity manager's award for bas- picture ratner aim in mis area. ure iuji.Hi.ui.h 'oitetmii and John Shivers for var Lauckhart says the same Jones. 42. who operates two delH,jty basketball. habitat problems are common tolcaiessen stores in ine Bronx, in: Coach Mason also announced' Washington but he leels they nave i anuiuon 10 omer injuries, jones tnat he was presenting Supt. Mar eased in recent years. And the i charged he suffered a brain con- , yoder wilh a jacket for his help with the junior varsity bas Dodgers Move To Within 2 And One-Half Games Of 1st MONDAY'S BASEBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit Boston Kansas City Baltimore Washington 18 7 17 10 17 10 18 15 15 15 13 18 11 16 8 24 .720 .630 .6.10 .516 .500 .419 .407 Barcus Dodge Wins Crown City League bowling action came to a halt for the season Monday night with the Barcus Dodgers taking the crown on a record of 36 wins, 21 losses nnd 47 points. CITY LEAGUE (final standings) ' W L Pts. Rarcus Dodgers i Dairy Queen ketball team. post- Monday's Results Baltimore 2. Kansas City 0 Washington 2, Detroit 1 Cleveland at New York, poned, rain Chicago at Boston, postponed, rain NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB LEWIS MeALLISTER, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Lewis D. Mc Allister, 1435 SE Pine St., is proud of the trophy he won os class A individual champion at the state junior rifle tournament in Portland over the weekend. .700 .643 .630 .571 .448 .433 DOES YOUR CAR NEED A FACELIFTINC Or Just quick trip la the beauty parlor? Big job or little, Harry our head beautician will put your car in shape. Call today for beauty treatments that are "permanent." PAL MOTORS 529 S. E. Stephens ORchard 3-4401 Oregon Prtp Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Central Catholic 1, David Douglas 0 Tigard 4, Forest Grove 2 SPECIAL ON MUFFLERS & PIPES Reduce Stock for Moving BRENT'S EXCHANGE 1494 N. I. Stephens OR 2-J397 LOREN McCLURE ... on winning teom j Herb Score's Sight Improved Soys MD , CLEVELAND I A Cleveland ! eye specialist Tuesday permitted Cincinnati Herb Score, Cleveland Indians j Milwaukee j pitcher, to walk around his room : Brooklyn I at Lakeside Hospital for the "first Philadelphia time since he suffered an eye in-i;t LoUj, ;jury when hit by a line drive. jNew York ! Dr. Charles I. Thomas said that 1 Chicago I the date the 23-year-old ace left-1 Pittsburgh i hander can leave the hospital still I Monday's depends on uie response to treat ment." He added that the sight of the injured eye has improved auring me past week, nut it is anticipated that the repair process will go on for some time yet. X-rays of the injury were to be analyzed Tuesday and other tests are to be made in the next few i WnnHr9 (las- ! Tighe. of course, hopes its the Score was hit in the right eye former and there's plenty of evi by a line drive in a night game dence to support his hope. In with the New York Yankees here I.ary's first full season with the May 7. Tigers, in 1955, he was able to win Dr. Thomas said Score's ap- only two of his first six decisions oetite is aettine back to normal ; but wound up with a 14-1S record hind the two-hit pitching of Con nie Johnson to climb within per centage points of the sixth place Athletics. Rain postponed the I games oeiween uievciana ami me , Bus. Men's Asnce I Yankees at New York and Chi- Barney's Inc. Icago against the Red Sox at Bos- Sun Sluds jton. HiU stock Mtn. In the only game scheduled in Quant Realty the National League, Brooklyn Pac Lbr Dist. thumped M. Louis 10-4 Demnd a nign series 36 21 47 32'i 24'4 44Mi 31' i 2At 42'3 31 26 41 25 32 35 26 31 34 25 32 31 21 36 27 2 2 5 5'k t 0 :th..mwA CI I ...... IlLI L.k.l .: llioh inrlac' Vlare Rait Rl 1 I 1 M. 250 13Li, three-homer' barrage by Duke Sni-193-222). Parley Dilworth 602 (190- der, Sandy Amoros and Carl ru-!"-ie). rillo. High games: Dilworth 244. Craig I The victory was Brooklyn's sh.r' 205. Don Nye 202 Don Lin- fourth in succession and boosted n5n gr ille third place Dodgers to within Boucock 2M. ln Brower 205. a half game of Milwaukee. 2's be- 2 ,LTn" Ki' "oward, .l"1"0" h.n.i th. r.an...iiio (Winn.ii 209. Johnny Anderson 211, Bob Redlegs. Ceorge Yost Leads Final Junior Shoot In the final night of shooting of the season for the Roseburg Jun ior Rifle Club Monday, top man was George Yost with a total of 177, Lee Wright nabbed second place with a 175 total and J i m Ellison was third wilh a 173. Other top shooters were J 1 m Keefe with 172. Dave Bowen wilh 171, Sharron McAllister and Ro berta Keefe, both with 167. Tom Wicks was eighth with a total of 166 followed by Jerry Ev am with 164 and Bob Roark with 162. u samovar VODKA -Ljfcl GENUINE DRY VODKA rradixl ol Qj.sQ Boo la Kenwaiilye. Schanlay, to. ond Fraino. Colil. Mod traai Croia, 80 ftool. .2S0 11 '4 .276 12V 21 18 10 17 10 16 12 13 16 13 17 7 18 8 21 Result Brooklyn 10. St. Louis 4 Only game scheduled By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager Jack Tighe of the De troit Tigers was wrestling wilh a discomforting thought today. Is righthander Frank Lary simply a late starter or was ne a one-year Ring Record By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Archie McBride. 186. Trenton, N. J., outpointed Willie Besmanoff, 195, Germany, 10. NEW ORLEANS Charley Jo seph, 160', New Orleans, out pointed Al Williams, 1351., Lot Angeles, 10. PITTSBURGH Revbon Stubhs, 149L-a, Pittsburgh, slopped Fer- .nando Spallotla, 155, Italy, 5. I T1JCANA, Mex. Lauro Salas 127, Mexico, outpointed Smith 218, Batt 222. Team results: Barcus Dodgers 3, Quant Realty 1; Dairy Queen 3, Barneys's Inc. 1: Business Men's Assurance 4, Pacific Lumber Dis tributors 0; Sun Studs 2, Bill Stock Motors 2. By THE ASSOCIATED GENERAL PRESS CAMDEN, N.J. Calumet Farms' General Duke will be rested for at least a month which virtually eliminates the fleet three-year-old from the June 15 Belmont Stakes in New York. I NEW YORK Federal Judge j Sylvester J. Ryan indicated that Jim Norris and Arthur Wirtz, two Noel, of the defendants in the Interna and that he looks fine. "Looking at him, you'd never know he has been injured," he said. NO MONEY MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS LOW AS 1 DOWN A FULL 3 YEARS TO PAY aaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaW with a fifth place club. Last year the strapping 5-11 Ala baman won only two of his first seven decisions and at late as July 1 his record was a lacklustre 410 But he came on strong to win 17 of his last 20 starts, to finish as the American League's biggest win ner with a 21-13 record. The Tigers expected even big ger things from l.ary this year. Instead, when Washington defeat ed Detroit 2 1 last night, it not only reduced the Tigers fourth place margin over Boston to a half game but was I.ary's fifth defeat against two triumphs the iden tical record he had at this dale a year ago. In the only other game played in the American league, Balti more downed Kansas City 2-0 be- Humphreys, 127. Charleston. W. .tional Boxing Club's monopoly Va.. 10. icasc with the federal government. 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