lUral UfaSnn Yanm oarlSoc fords Retain Leadership
Sat, Aug., 3, 1957 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
Black Sox Are Strong Entry
In State ABC Tourney
The Drain Black Sox, playing
independant baseball for the first
time in several years, will enter
the state ABC tournament in Port
land Sunday in the first round of
play. The tourney started Thurs-!
day night and will continue until
Monday, August 19.
Drain will meet McMinnville in
the first game that will mark the
third time this season that the two
teams have met. Drain won both
previous games and will be out to
make it three in a row.
For the important tourney in
which Drain, along with The
Dalles, are one of the upstate
favorites, coach Ray Stratton has
one of five different pitchers he
can draw from.
Heading the mound staff for
Drain is Stan Dmosehowsky, all
Northern Division pitcher from
the University of Oregon last sea
son and currently holding a 7-2
record this season. A new pitcher
just acquired is Jack Henkle, who
sports a 2-0 record and is the only
undefeated pitcher on the team.
Stratton has also picked up a
fifth pitcher by the name of Jer
ry Bartow to help with the mound
duties. Noel Aronson (2-1) and
Jerry Pflug (1-1) are others.
Leading the team at the plate
after the first 16 games is Strat
ton with a healthy .382 average
followed by Wimp Hastings with a
.355 average.
Ron Bowen is just below the
.300 mark with a .294 average, but
leads the club in home runs with
five. Craig has two homers to rate
as the only other member of the
team with more than one.
On Saturday night the Black
Sox will be at The Dalles for a
doubleheader starling at 8 p.m.
in a tuneup game for the tourney.
In an earlier meeting between
the two clubs, The Dalles won
both ends of a doubleheader to
give Drain two of their four losses
of the year.
Starting lineup for Drain in the
first game of the ABC will be Irv
Roth behind the plate and either
one of the five pitchers on the
mound. At first base will be Bow
en, at second Hastings and Strat
ton at third.
Shortstop for Drain will be Dan
Luby. In the outfield will be Norv
Ritchie in left, Jerry Gregg in
center and Pat Wholers in right
field.
Batting averages on the Drain
Black Sox for the first 16 games
are as follows:
Stratton, 3b
Hastings, 2b
Dmosehowsky,
Luby, is
Gregg, cf
Henkle, p
Bowen, lb
Wholers, rf
Roth, c
Aronson, p
Pflug, p
Ritchie, If
Jacobs, lb
Levins, If
Heaton, of
Moore, inf
FOB Si VertOII S Invasion YcmksLeadByFivelnAL
AB R H Pet.
55 14 21 .382 !
31 11 11 .355
37 2 12 .327
63 16 20 .317
54 15 17 .315
10 6 3 .300:
51 13 15 .294
43 4 12 .278;
53 7 14 .264
18 3 4 .222
11 4 2 .182
59 8 10 .169
18 2 2 .111
23 4 2 .087
10 0 0 .000
18 2 0 .000
Season-End Tilts
Set By Semi-Pros
CASCADE LEAGUE
Local School Sports
Brass Arrive Here
Athletic brass of the Roseburg
school system are beginning to
file back Into town, after vaca
tions and business trips, to start
preparations for the coming school
athletic year.
New District Athletic Director
Lome (Dutch) Simons was back
in town Wednesday evening and
new football coach Brad Ecklund
was expected to set up his home
here Sunday. High School Princi
pal Harry Jacoby was reported
to have arrived back in Roseburg
last Saturday and Supt. Mike Dcl
ler is expected back next Mon
day. One of the first decisions facing
the group will be a decision on
any further changes in the Rose
hurg athletic coaching setup for
the rest of the school year. Simons
and Ecklund were both hired dur
ing the summer and it has been
uncertain whether any other
changes were in the making since
the other coaching positions had
been originally based on hiring
done before the recent additions.
It is known that the schoolmen
are presently considering an ap
plication by Jake Leicht, local busi
nessman and former University of
Oregon track and football star, for
the head track and backfield
coaching positions.
Dexter
Sutherlin
Coburg
Cottage Grove
McKenzie
Junction City
Creswell
W
10
9
8
6
6
3
n to
Pet.
.833
.750
.667
.545
.500
.375
.000
The Roseburg Lockwood Motors
Junior American Legion baseball
team moves into the state semi-final
round tonight against the tough
Silvcrton legion team in a best of
three scries, and the right to en
ter the state finals, which they
have reached for the past two
years.
Roseburg, with a 19-3 record on
the year, against the 13-3 mark of
Silvcrton will have to go all out
to win this key tilt as Silverton is
the entry from the tough Willam
ette Valley area.
They were entered in the league
along with Aumsville, Salem, Day
ton and Woodburn, and after tie
ing with Aumsville for the league
crown defeated them in two
straight games for the title.
The team, coached by Harry
Hagedorn, then moved into a three
team double elimination playoff
against Albany and McMinnville
and won three straight games,
one against McMinnville and two
against Albany for the right to
meet Roseburg.
Roseburg won their district with
three straight wins over Eugene
and then took two in a row from
North Bend. After the North
Bend scries they took Medford in
another two games to set the stage
for the meeting against Silverton.
The only losses of the season for
Silverton came at the hands of
Aumsville twice and Salem once.
For Roseburg only Springfield
and Bend were able to take wins,
Springfield twice in league play.
Silverton's team is made up of
boys from Silverton, Salem and
Mt. Angel, as players from Sena
Catholic and Salem Academy of
Salem are eligible to play on the
Silverton team.
in the opening game will be Olsen
on the mound, Biggens behind the
plate, Zeke Zielinski with a .155
average at first. Bill Lanes with
i I a .141 mark at second, Mike llan
I I non with a .119 average at third
and Luke at shortstop.
In the outfield will be Griepen-
. (
ROSEBURG PITCHING ACE
. . . Ron Beomer pitches opener tonight
trog in centerfield, Thomas in left
and Ken Nueberger with a .193
average in right.
Other members of the Silverton 1 ow York
club are Dick Rex, Bob Ovcrfiehl, 'Chicago
Fred Reed and Dwayne lloffstet- Boston
ter. Cleveland
Fans will be treated with addi-; Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet, GB
60 40 .600
61 41 .598
58 43 .574 2'i
57 44 .564 314
56 46 .549 5
43 59 .422 18
36 66 .353 25
34 66 .340 26
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
tiunal bleacher seats in the series
so almost everybody will be as
sured of a place to sit.
Game time is scheduled for 8
p.m. and it will be a nine-inning
affair.
fill 34 .660
61 39 .610 5
55 46 .545 im
50 50 .500 16
50 50 .500 16
48 53 .475 18'. a
37 66 .359 3M
36 65 .356 30',i
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Just when some folks were about
to scratch Cincinnati from t h e
Manager Bobby Bragan's dismis
sal early today. Loach uanny Mur
taugh took his place.
The American League race bor
dered on a "runaway" again ai
I he New York Yankees, hitless for
6 1-3 innings against Don Mossi,
pushed to a five-game spread with
a 3-2 victory over Cleveland. The
second-place Chicago White Sox
lost their second in I row, this
one 5-4 to Boston in 10.
Washington skipped out of the
cellar with a 2-1 victory over De
troit while Baltimore plunked Kan
sas City to eighth with a twi-night
sweep, 5-4 in 13 innings and 10-2.
Dnr.nc vai i fv i PAr.tiF '
W L Pet. I
Medford 8 0 1.000 j
Cave Junction 5 3 .635
Talent 4 4 .500
Glendale 4 5 .444
Butte Falls 3 4 .429
Camp White 3 5 .375
Grants Pass 1 7 .125
Cascade League baseball action
goes into the final weekend of play
Sunday with the only Douglas
County entrant, the Sutherlin Mer
chants, traveling to Cottage Grove
for their final game of the season.
Dexter with a bye on the schedule
has the league championship all
wrapped up and Sutherlin with a
9-3 mark can finish no worse than
a tie for second place with Co
burg, which has an 8-3 record.
Mound choice for the final game
of the season for Sutherlin is a
tossup between Bill Oerding, Cliff
Whiting or Frank Weber. Weber
is the leading pitcher on the team
and will in all probability get the
starling nod.
Glendale, the Douglas County en
trant in the Rogue Valley Base
ball League, will also be on the
road with a game scheduled at
Talent. Talent is currently in third
place in the standing with an even
4-4 mark, while Glendale is fourth
with a 4-5 record on the year.
The Sutherlin - CotlaRe Grove
and (he Gelndale - Talent games
will start at 2 p.m.
will be Bill Eswine with a 6 0 rec
oic and Allen Smith with a 4-2
mark.
For Silverton it will be their lop
chucker of the year, Ron Olsen.
Olsen has compiled a 9-2 record
while pitching in 83 innings, giv
ing up 25 runs on 34 hits and striK
ing out 80 batters.
Behind the plate for Silverton
Big Average Leads
Silverton is led at the plate by
Tom Griepentrog with a big .438
average on 21 hits in 48 trips to the
plate. The number two baiter is
Mel Thomas with a .419 average.
The only other regular over the
.300 mark is third baseman Jim
Luke with a .316 average.
Roseburg has three players over
the .300 mark Ron Beamer at
.346, catcher Bvron Baker at .339 at a .264 clip, while Baker will
and Jeff Wood at .333. do the catching for Roseburg.
Starting on the mound for Rose- Starting first baseman for Rose-
bure in the first game of the series burg will be Smith, with Mike Hat-
will be Beamer. who nas a 6-1 rec- tiem wun a .zib average ai sec- uuen jnni
ord on the year. Backing him up'ond, Eswine with a .283 aver-i First line players for Silverton
age at third and Don Wells with
a .215 mark at the shortstop posi
tion. In the outfield positions for Rose
burg will be Mac McClellan in with
a .289 batting average in left field.
Wes Young in center with a .253
average and Wayne Kennaday in
right, sporting a .250 average.
Other members of the llosebur
in the first game will be Gene! squad include, John Livingston,
Biggins, who is batting the ball I who could also be a last min
ute sianer in me ouuieiu. i.ee mc
I.arty, Dick Meredith, John Aram.,
Ted Kolberg. Bat boy for the team
is Jimmy Beamer.
Hapless Portland Beavers
Fall Away On Double Loss
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
TRAP
SHOOTING
will bo on the program at
the ELK'S PICNIC, start
ing at .
3PM SUNDAY
AUGUST 4
Myrtle Creek Lions
Take UVL Decision
UMPQUA VALLEY LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Yoncalla A s 7 1 .875
! Hanna Nickel 7 2 .778
i Riddle Lions 5 4 .556
Ul. Ward 4 5 .444
; M. C. Lions 3 6 .333
Roseburg J. C. 19 .100
; In the battle for the cellar spot
I in the I'mpqiia Valley Softball
League the Myrtle Creek Lions
downed the Roseburg Jaycees by
ithe score of 5-2 in a game played
, at Myrtle Creek Friday.
Roseburg could manage only
three hits off winning pitcher Chil
dress, while Myrtle Creek man
aged five safe hits.
, Boh Cavaner with 2-3 was the
top batter for Myrtle Creek and
Kramer with 2-3 was lops for Rose
burg Jaycees. Included in Cavan
er's hits was a home run with the
bases empty in the Mvrtle Creek
third.
' R'burg J. C. 000 200 02 3 4
M Creek 103 100 x 5 5 3
Walton and Boher; Childress and
Cavaner.
WP: Childress. LP: Walton.
1IR: Cavaner, Myrtle Creek
San Francisco
Hollywood
San Diego
Vancouver
Seattle
Los , Angeles
Sacramento
Portland
W L Pet. GB
67 46 .593
65 50 .565 3
64 50 .561 34
63 51 .553 4 '-2
59 57 .509 9'i
54 57 .486 12
44 72 .379 24 i
41 74 .357 27
Friday's Results
San Diego 2-5, Vancouver 1-0
Sacramento 7-7, Portland 0-2
Los Angeles 6, Seattle 5
Hollywood 10, San Francisco 1
the fourth inning. K. C. Wise
tripled to center, and scored
after Carswcll's grounder skipped
through Lyle Olson at third.
Elsewhere in the league the San
Francisco Seals are leading the
race, but you would never know
from looking at this week's box
scores
Take Friday night. San Fran
cisco lost its fourth straight game,
and, adding much insult to a week
full of injuries, the Hollywood
Stars scored nine runs in the first
inning. The Seals held them to
one run the rest of the game, but
the final count still read 10-1 for
the Stars. Hollywood is now in
second, only three games behind.
San Diego moved a half game
behind Hollywood dropping Van
couver twice, 2-1 and 5-0. The dou-
hln Ino rlrnnnarl Iho Mminliat In
fourth nlapp fmir nii a half
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Portland lost two more baseball
games Friday night, plunging
deeper into the Pacific Coast
t al.lP
The double loss, 7-0 and 7-2, at i games from the top.
the hands of Sacramento, put thej Los Angeles outfielder Bert
hapless Beavers 211 games behind i Ha mnc made a spectacular catch
the seventh place Solons. ! with 'he lying and winning runs
Bud Watkins, the winning pitch-1 ?" ,bse '? 'ble lh An8el '
er in the opener, limited Portland Def 'm ; s'?- n-
to five hits. And in the second I J' G"n' of , S,a.n Diego threw
.., M.,..t.i.u ni,io h.M ih: three-hitter at the Mounties in
Beavers to three.
Portland scored only one earned
run all evening Frank Carsweli's
seventh inning homer in the sec
ond game. io one was on oase. roe jn ,he AnRe wjn drove
Portland's other run came in I jn the game's winning run in the
seventh inning, harlier Windy
Wade walloped his second anil
Sports Calendar
SATURDAY
BASEBALL: Legion; Silverton at
Roseburg, 8 p.m. Semi - pro:
Drain Black Sox at The Dalles
7 p.m.
HARDTOPS: Roseburg Speedway,
7 p.m.
SUNDAY
BASEBALL: Legion: Silvcrton at
Roseburg, 8 p.m. Semi - pro:
Drain Black Sox vs. McMinn
ville, Portland, 9 p.m. Sutliptlin
at Cottage Grove, 2 p.m. Glen
dale at Talent, 2 p.m.
CYCLE RACES: Roseburg Speed
way, 12:30 p.m.
TRAPSHOOTING: Winston, 1 p.m.
Yoncalla.
SOFTBALL: Medford at Yoncalla.
(2 games), 2 p.m. Hanna Nickel
vs. Montgomery Wards, Fair
grounds, 6:30 p.m.
Hanna Nickel Captures
Grudge Softball Tilt
The grudge non-league soft
ball game between the Hanna
Nickel team of Riddle and the
Riddle Lions ended with a
close 2-1 victory for Hanna
Friday night at Riddle.
Several days ago H anna
Nickle put forth a challenge
to any team in the stale and
Riddle Lions took them up on
it. Hanna took the game on
the one-hit pitching of Harry
Craig who struck out II but
lers while winning his eighth
game of the season against one
loss.
Hanna scored first in the
last of the opening inning on a
single by Doug Watson, who
then stole second and scored
on a fielder's choice. Kiddle
came right back with a sin
gle run in the top of the sec
ond inning to tie the score.
Weekly was lilt by Craig to
start the inning, stole second,
went to third on a wild pitch
and scored on a passed ball
by catcher Larry I.cV'asseur.
In the last of the seventh
Craig started things with a sin
gle to left and was then re
placed with a runner, who
stole second base. With two
nuts a hard ground ball by
Watson eluded the Lions in
field and the winning run
scored.
llaima's hits were bv Boh
Bell with 2-3 followed by Wat
son with 1-3. The yinly hit of
the game for Kiddle Lions
came in the fifth inning when
a single by Bob Cole ruined
Craig's no-hit game.
Riddle L. 010 000 01 1 1
llanna N. toil 000 12 6 0
Ritchey and Rachor; Craig
and LeVasseur.
WP: Craig. LP: Ritchey,
Pirates' Bobby Bragan
Fired As Manager
CHICAGO I Brash Bobby
National League race, the Red-; aRan mciay was tired as man
legs suddenly look robust again, i Kcr of tne Pittsnurgh Pirates,
complete with late-inning hometoacn Danny nlurtaugh was
runs for a three-game winning
streak.
After slipping from first to fifth
with a terrible July run. 13-14, the
Redlegs are on the way back, win
ning 'em late but winning.
Ted Kluszewski, Wally Post and
Smoky Burgess were back in busi
ness last night for a 9-6 victory
over the New York Giants. Klu
belted a two-run homer for a first
inning lead. Burgess smacked a
two-run shot to regain the edge in
the eighth, and Post pickled a
throe-run drive to win it in the
ninth.
The victory put the fourth-place
Redlegs within one game of Brook
lyn, after Gene Conley four-hit the
Dodgers and lined the run-scoring
single in a 1-0 Milwaukee victory
that kept the second-place Braves
just two points shy of SI. l.ouis.
Brooklyn is 2' games behind.
The Cardinals won their seventh
in a row, nailing fillli-placc Phil
adelphia. 5-4. in 10 innings as Stan
.Musial doubled home the clincher.
The Man had throe hits, all for
extra bases.
Chicago's Cubs, without one
earned run, defeated Pittsburgh
6-4 in the other NL game. It was
the sixth straight loss fur the
seventh-place Pirates, leading to
named to carry on for the balance
oi me season. f
Pirate General Manager Joe L.
Brown said Bragan, in his second
season, was dismissed for the "gen
eral welfare" of the club. He did
not elaborate.
Brown said Bragan's dismissal
was "by far the most difficult de
cision" he ever had to make. And
he said Bragan accepted it grace
fully, in a manner that showed he
was a "big man."
Bragan said he was neither sur
prised or shocked at the news.
"When you're losing things like
that don't come as a shock or sur
prise." he said. "That's the way
the ball bounces."
Carole Jo Kabler Slates
Finals Of OWCA Tourney
OSWEGO ifPi The 3t-hole
finals of the Oregon women's
Amateur Golf Tournament or
iginally scheduled for June 11
will be played Sunday at the Os
wego Golf and Country Club.
Meeting for the title will be
Grace DeMoss of Corvallis and
Carole Jo Kabler of Sutherlin,
Their earlier match was post
poned when Miss DeMots suffer
ed a side injury.
City Drive In Now
In 1st Place Knot
the second game. He struck out
10. The Padres' Vic l.ombardi
pitched a four-hitter in the open
er
Emeralds Lose
Ground In NWL
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Wenalchee 2.1 10 .697
F.ugene 21 13 .618 21 i
Salem 19 15 .559 4!s
Yakima 15 19 .441 8'u
Lewislon 14 21) .412 9'-j
Tri-City 9 24 .273 14
Friday's Results
Wenalchee 9, Tri-Cily 5
Lewislon 9, Salem 8
Yakima 2, Eugene 1
Boyd Whips Vaughn
NEW YORK I Bobby Boyd
let it be known today after de
feating Willie Vaughn for his fifth
straight victory that he wants Joey
Giardello and nobody else for his
next fight.
"All I want is another shot at
Giardello," said the 23-year old
Boyd aflcr turning in his second
straight split decision over Vaughn
in the nationally televised fight at
St. Nicks lasLjaW.ht.
Yoncalla Athletics Host
Medford In Softball Set
BASEBALL!
JUNIOR LEGION
BASEBALL
STATE SEMI-FINALS
ROSEBURG
Lockwood Motors
vs.
SILVERTON
Finlay Field
SAT. AUG. 3 SUN. AUG. 4
Came Time 8 P.M.
Adults 1.00 Students 50c
The Yoncalla Athletics will be
host to Medford Sunday in the first
two games of the best of three
series for the district Softball title.
They won the right to represent
Roseburg and Douglas County by
downing the City llrive In. win
ners of the Twilight League, in two
straight games last weekend.
The games scheduled to start at
2 pm. will find Don Hess on Ihe pnrllanH
mound in me urst game and mil Sacramento
third home runs for Los Angeles.
Bob Hale, 24-year-old first base
man, was sold outright to Van
couver by the Baltimore Orioles.
Hale spent most of his time with
the Orioles this year as a pinch
hitter, batling ,2.i0.
The linescores:
First game:
Portland
Sacramento
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kugene stumbled at Yakima
Friday night and lost ground in
the race with Wenatchee for the
Northwest Baseball League's "scc-
L Pet. ond half" championship.
0 1.000 ! A combination of tight Yakima
0 1.000 pitching and shaky Kugene field-
2 .6011 ing gave Yakima a 2 1 win in a
3 .4001 series-opener at Yakima. At the
3 ,400 1 same tunc, Wenalchee outlasted
3 .250' tailend Tri-Citv. 9 5.
3 .mm I The victory lifted the Chiefs 2t4
.0110
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
W
City Drive In 5
Vet All-Stars
Mark's
Christian Church
1.SW
Oakland
I ! U l I ,.,,.nf
ilamric played a double hero's! Ken's Cleaners
City Drive In moved into a first
place tie with the Vet All - Stars
Friday night as they defeated
Mark's by the score of 90 in a
Twilight League Softball game
played on the Vets field.
Don lless threw his second one
hit game of the season as he
struck out nine batters and walk
ed only three. Losing pitcher Dale
Bonneil struck out one and walk
ed five.
The top batter for City Dr ive In i Ihipr. Hnldpn (21
000 000 0000 1 0 was Ron Kipsel with 2 3 followed . Gongola.
030 400 (K)x 7 11 Ojhy iless and loon with 2-4. Cook I
games ahead of Kugene and 4'i
games in front of the Ihird place
Salem Senators, who also lost,
bowing, 9-8, to Lewislon.
The linescores:
Salem 000 3.'I0 002-8 10 4
Lewislon
Title Bout Request
Gets Sharp Retort
TACOMA i "Hitliculous,"
was the retort of the Washington
Slate Athletic Commission chair
man Friday to another request hy
1' loyd Stevens for it to cancel Ihe
Aug. 22 Floyd Patterson P e t e
Uadomaehcr title fight.
Dr. Charles P. Larson said that
Stevens, president of the National
Boxing Assn., "should know bel
ter." "We have sanctioned the world
heavyweight title bout in .Seattle,
have reaffirmed our decision und
er an earlier challenge by Slov
ens, and there is no possible way
we could stop the light now,
Larson said.
"Stevens should know that. And
I'm sure he does.
"Tickets have been printed and
sold, contracts signed, all other
arrangements made, and yet just
because Stevens thinks the bout
shouldn't lie held he asks us to call
it off. just like that."
Larson said he had not vet re
ceived Stevens' wire, hut again
defended the commission's action I
when asked for comment Hp said
he was convinced Ihe fight would ; "'''' From Roitburf Speedway Track
not give noxing a mack eye, and
Hademacner. tne Olympic Games
amateur heavyweight champion,
has had enough experience to give
a good account of himself.
Larson, who returned Thursday
from a Vi week trip to Kurope.
added that during his absence
several states which belong lo the
NBA had' written giving their sup
port to the Washington commis
sion's stand.
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Jackie Parker engineered a 102
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202 000 32x 9 10 2 night to cap Kdnionlon's 29-6 win
George, Schaffer (H) and Koenf
MeOuade, Tinslcy (41, Jacobs (5),
Kipper (9) and C'arlon.
Kugene 000 000 0101 4 4
Yakima
Tanner,
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game.
Parker caught a kickoff in his
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Brein (8) and Gau-1 10 where he handed olf lo half-
Coppock and back Knllie .Miles. Miles went all
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Telford in the second game tori Werle and lottler; Bridges and
Yoncalla. Slated to start behind ' Neal.
Ihe plate is t.aytnn ucitr. and at
Martin. Bauer (4). Marlowe (7)lalso had a home run in his two
and Bottler; Watkins and Barra- hits.
gan. ! City Drive In 412 003 0-9 II 0
Second game: I Mark s 000 000 0 fl 1 3
000 100 11 3 0 Hess and Monnier; Bonneil and
020 041 x 7 14 1 Arosmith.
WP: Hess. LP: Bonneil.
HI!. Cook, City Drive In.
first base either Telford or Har
vey Bragg.
At second base will he Fred Dor
flrr. at third Boh Risteen and at
shortstop Dick James. In the out
field will be T. J. Moore in left,
George Johnson in center and Le
roy Nofsinger in right.
Junior Legion
BASEBALL
8 P.M.
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HARDTOP RACES SATURDAY
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HARDTOP RACING AT ITS BEST! TOP DRIVERS! TOP CARS!
Time Trials 7:PM Races8:PM
Adults, $1.25; Student, 75c
ROSEBURG SPEEDWAY
4 MILES SOUTH ON HIWAY 99