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0 IS) P LMimv 'Bulld9 matches By JIM VANCE. Sports Editor walched the new ; window after the two teams clash Alter having walched the foul rule applied in the Roseburg-1 next Tuesday Sutherlin basko encountei Tues day, we are sure that li ham I hurt the game any. The new rule may work out to provide just the "adequate return" that should be acquired upon being fouled. ITS MAIN PUR SE, of course. is to keep the ga... f:jm turning Matmen Win 12 To Beat Indians A SCHOOL STANDINGS W t Pet. Douglas Roseburg Myrtle Crttk Drain Rttdtport Riddle 0 IS lo acvji me K..- i-JIII lumuia into aV"' foul-throw ctntest, and yes) Glendalt provide a penalty fjr fouling. Fori Sutherlin the unitiated, tlif new rule pro- Oakland villi's the (ouh'4 team an extra! free throw afler having been fouled ! . " " .... ... ; . h,ir ii i baskelbail ruli 1 1 J (.9 i.ooo 1.000 .47 .soo .500 .soo .311 1 .JS0 1 .ON WHILE KICKING around above, it might the on&and-one rule of past years the" personal foul. ,.. .llU. Sutherlin firmly established it self as one of the top wrestling teams in the era Thursday night with a sound 25-ltt thumping of the Roseburg varsity and a 29-19 walk away of the Indian jayvee squad in matcnes held at Roseburg. The Bulldogs took seven of the 12 matches during the nisht, but only one of those was by a pin. liar lone pin came in the 120 pound clasa nere Jerry Perez of the i the Bulldogs, showing the torm lynaO regulations which allAtV for oim-makins. CroXu that brought him two state cham pionships in a row, pinngd John Anttonen of the Indians lit 1 : 20 of the second round. 0 Roseburg gained two of its four O Actually, Tuesday niglil a game nnlw mBi,,n(, cnniii fm . was not a good one to d.-lerminOw0 ro,tcheghave been good here ; win, by pin,, with Kelix Raddali the effectiveness of "i.: I nd interesPw the sport is grow-1 pinning Charles Wright of the BS- 'J . j . i jT. 7". ng an me n where Durrell Gigear of Sutherlin edged Gene Walters of the Indians 4-3, gaining the winning points just hafnra lima ran nut in the third rnd. total. 'Winning bouts by decisicos for Roseburg were Dennis Batsch in 111. the 147-pound class and Stephen John in the 177-pound weight. Gain r the nod through decisions for Sniherlin were Jerry Strong in the 97-pound class, Allen Barnes 144, Bob Unstead 13V Layton Fergu son 140 and RoA'Parazoo 167. In the jayve events six of the ijnatches we decided by pins, ifuiherlin saining four of them and Roseburg two.CFor doseburgr, Impounds ' dogs in . - j . i..a.. . "'"" icr iu unerm.uc n ' The rules of TTle match provide ,,(! c. b uic. pun. n fur u,-a, two-minute rounds. ?A J0""! l""J " The coiOst starts with b o r:".1: '"f:'""?:r:,u:tJam,,.stants on theilOfeet. but I?"'.",'?' le start of the second and third ,,' 9 7 .. I periods, the wrestlers beRin twm If thN rule. Is as goodqis it wha, j, talM the rVre's pTm- sounas, men it win prima myuoe i ,inn tt u,hrein holh n(4i are dotfl rd. ground a lot longer time man mosc(jon th(,ji neei uiea ana iauea in recent ouier srau crouched forwa FiOn the tint-round staitiM po- B sition. either wrestler can be ALL THE DOUGLAS COUNTY tawarded two points for a "take Oiss A schoolsDhaverswung into i down." From the rcferee'soposi ba.i'lballriiction in the first two ! tion, if the wWstler 0$ the bot weSs oWe season, so ve birn ; torn position can gaig the top anain our litll feature which rie-I D0 ion (a reversal) he IS (ward- (ermines the county's "outstanding i ed two points; if he sains a neutral t class A basketball tm" of lie I position, he is ewariiedj-pne point. Charles Jones in the -120 - pexnd class ndrjlilbftfl. Langhoff m the 140-pMnd clasY fare winners through pins, while for Sutherlin Merle Shorov at 97. Hike Taylor at 147, Tom Oilman at J67 and Bill Nelson at 177 were wAagstrQhrougb Heavyweights WinQ cisions for the Bulldogs. Sutherlin also gained seven wins against five for Roseburg in the jayvee events for the final 29-19 Results: Sutharlin IS, Roseburg 97 pounds: Jerrv Strong (S) dee. Jim McGhehey (R) 4-0. 109 pounds: Felix Raddati (R) pinned Charles Wright (S) :20 of secofl round. 114 pounds: Allen Barnes (S) dec. Frank Walters (R) 64. 120 ponuils: Jerry Perei (S) pin ned John Anttonen (R) 1:20 sec ond round. Durrell Gigear (S) (S) 20 of the second round Gimn.r in fk luelmtt houL.nf thwevenine. ninninfl Mer- t)vioe in :22(Jf the first Aind. ' I one match came out in a mi as JinifAVattman of thejyullilogs and Stan Brown of the Indis wrestled to a X2vnalemate in one " w rs nf the better Watches of the eve-U Gaining decisions fof Roseburg I Bob Ball (R) 10-4 ning. rwet Bob Eddy 114, Pat WiUW 1S6, 177 pounds: Sterihan Jol AO ana t'on Green in me neavyweigni oec. ooir pinion Close class. Wayne fin at J05. ljrryl Vefiyweight: C. B. Simons (R) Another outstanding match of Vf) Modrell al 129 ar Ed Funderburk I pinned Mervin Coe (S) :22 first meePwaa the 129 pynaV) clajej1 at 135 wire winners tboughOdeO round. q O q O c'J decyGene Walters (R) 4-3. Ol35 pounds: Bob Linstead dec. Bill VMite (R) 51 G 140 Bgunris: Lavton )erguson (S) dec Kerry SeraffiXRj 4-0. 147Cakunds: Dennis Batscb. (R) dec. Norm England (S) 4-1. lit pounds: fJim WattmafKIS) drew with. Stan Brown (R) 2-2. 167 poiMUs: Rodlfarazoo (S) ds Rail IO ln.J ofn. (R) 4,jllmmmmBBf,.tlmm si am iiisiii i a I Oregon State Cag Team Beats Seattle CORVALLIS. Ore. The Oregon State College Beavers clamped an effective screen around Seattle University's Elgin Taylor Thursday night as they de feated the Chieftains 63-59. OSC put two men on Baylor, a second-string All-America choice last season, when he was under the basket and had sky-high Dave Gam bee checking Baylor outside the kev. Bavlor finished with 17 pointsGambee got 11, thf game's high. Oregon Stat held a 32-2S lead at the half. It's our way oP detcQitning a mythical champion of sorts, based on final comparative won-lost rec ords. Though we can't prove that the winning hk1 is the best in the land it's a pretty sooi indica J tion of which class A sch.rnl in Ue county has achievedOhe best per formance all season long. 0 Q DltU, which, finished in sixth Other Qint-makinC comes from tier has O ace 0 his opponent in ap siiQtion wncre one snouioer is on placmin the stM; A-2 tournament last year, has taken the mythical title the past two years, each time with a final nfyular season niirJ nf 18 wins and four losses. It iffiST ' be retlemhereH that last Ckanoti. also. Glide Dlacei second to Drain full seconds. in the regular snison win - loss Pinning both Qhoulders to the standings, but went on to edge I mat g&es the f)nn& a fall and Drain 45-43 in the fourth place that halts Uncontest. the nMt and the otLO MmiH a 45-degree angle to tne mat; a Two point near-fall takes jlace when one of the iWoniaM'sHhoulHers is in continmms contact with thOmat and the iHier vhin two inches of; fr A THEE-P004T near tlP oc curs when one jfesller Ms placed his opponents' shoulders in ct tinuous contact wilh-Jhe mat for a minimum of ot,e fim onu, or a maximum of slifALly less thrn two California, UCLA Defection voits Filial Say FromPCCA EASY AS PIE so?s bia Bob Woods, aWhely star ot trre Horlem Clowns Sisketball team. Big Bob ond his croz cohortsOwill meet the House ofQ)ovid basketball team Saturday ftghi in the Roseburg High School gym starting at 8 p.m. Woods is a 6-4 gtdnt and is rated almost equal yith e ose Tatfiti -O . playoff game at the state tourney- whirh all-in-all ahnwa that the win-O loss rating system is comparative-1 Oregon Pborball AcssJ ly accuratfe,n te.m-ra.g. Q Aff . UCLA fftfa Winners in previous years, in- O ridenOlljL have been Myrlle Creek . EUGENE (H - Two ofQhe toni Q17 5) nV54-i5 and Reedsport (16- versity of Oregon Ke Bowl fuot 5) in 1953-54. hall aces, halfback Jiiff jiley Orhe list has growpNSo that ne ijjnd end Hon Stover, (fe gimwto schools are Bcludertnow R ile I ilkfssO scheduled practices Foil ay having attained ff-2 status 3 h i s I and Sajmda) o year and Oakland the yjar before, i The Twa Webfoots will leave Defending champion Drain is Thursday3 night for Los Angeles, now in a three-way tie fur foutjh j where they will lake part in the . place with Reedsourt (which loslcpannual liCLA all oppoiits party io ionn uena. in-47 Siuslaw, 52-47) aftj Riddle O - O mJ-a LO& ANGELES 'P The ques-, iilenlf tt)universily, aat in wilhlljSC and Wa9hingljfi penSliS fil- tion of whether the University of .the cWmmittee. o u M"d tn" nexlOJuiy 1. Calirma California and UCLA withdrew st)ailtyo jilimni and student I na csstipleted its probation pe frusJV the frssension-lorn Pacific support fori iithdrawal has comel"d. o -0 C3 Coast lJcrence a expected to fromfboth 4rampuses again thisj O O-g-es 0 be deOded' sJOthe rjiss FViday. ii,tt as it has periodically (inp I mn O iu o Jl brtrd of regenflfj iverno'CaliK.rnia andGUtXA.iijnguwithl I fr-ZK' WlHllar' tft boilv t allnlhe J:aSornia i SiAUJiern CaorniiPf, taiigQ y campuses. Is due W tan, were penaiizsn oy tne con-i d " T) ojen meeting. I Last Jue the California Mgents I What rerauitnenriatinSDi. if im. drew 'to a rke-Hoiak pregram on I O r n ere formufail in Thursdaytgi'ctvi-holaslic stancUVdsy' abolition of The (Ode (Wildcats, wrestlin io! closed cWnmittee rwetings are !e PCC roundwbui I o o t b a 1 1 l meetoior the first, time, wer: nm knniM reschedule, free (Scheduling. mid to downed bv the Douc as Ttniu . uu . . - . - , . ... . .7 -... ' V i'niMn.....ni w r.,-i.W i aoietes nasea onwieea mm msii- ia in ajsaienes neid aUGliilo r . .. i j ii rinrni (m uyi- ua.y. j Univers' Lumth pm. (PSD ojen meeting it recotiitriendatinA. if any drew HBp a fWe-Hfli pi closed cwnmittee rwetings are Ikf PCC CWirmanrKd'ward W. Cart? of ' letes based onwv he regents. Educational Olicy tutional self-enWe rear ua i j . . i i m at 1 - aw aw y a m aw m m I I Two Roseburg Regulars Will Miss Corvallis Go The Roseburg Indians will be without the services of two men tonight when Ihey take the' floor against the strong Corvallis Spar tans in Corvsllis. Wes Jackson, a 6-3 forwassrj. and Bill Mvers, a 5-11 guard, will not make the trip due to cases of the flu. Both boys also mised the game Tuesday night against SuthQ erlin, which Roseburg won 59-32. This will be the second game of the season for the Indians, while trvallis will take the floor for We fourth time. The Spartans have recorded a win over Bend, while losing to Springfield and Bend. Named to make the trip in place of Jackson will be 6-0 Eugene EnV Alt, who tallied 15 points Tuesday against the Sutherlin jayvee team. Others makingjhe trip will be 7-5 Tom BarrongV-2 Larry Sloan, 6-1 Gary Cripps, 5-11 Rod Hoenisch and 5-T boo aieeie,a.u leucrmeu, 8Tr. Hew.-Wvi.w, Roftturg, Ort-Fri. Dsjrr13. 1957 Meredith 6-2 Dave Hadley, 6-2 Fred McKeen and 6 0 Ron Beamer. q u The Roseburg jayvee team will 4....t t a mAi th r:lide varsitvii .1 - ' . Sjileam in. their thwd game of the0 rUeason.CJlit game for Glide will be the first Wihe seasono u ,0 7 rT-W O CommitVef said any disclosures must await Ffjlay's mee14n!. Chanrellnrs Ravmonii R. Allen of U(flA and Clark Kr of-.Bcrkq) eley were before CarSsy'r com mittee. 0 O Dr. Robert (lordon Sproul,Cpres. MosRofjlSese aVmands 6 rin the matchesTWrestled dur- irBTtte evening Wily one match iectcdotiy the at Orecenl ' ! w"Arestled (the limit Os to Th c aTff.arti i a reuantiU'matclfi'Swore decidtri hv ninV. -Isaid 2je advocated the fia point Wide &of) thrceOof M Qiouts1-" tmigrartrwhelher in or out fte' P"'vd,lle "Dotiglas gained -eight I conference. D I b7 P'" n tnf" on fotfeiu. Only CageTeam Hold oBy Hr To 0$C All-Opponent loslcbannual UCLA all-onpoiigiits1 and beat I The Bruinv invited all of their all III. Rose. I Winnnent iMerlinna tn rnm burg aod Douglas are therjsnily un(T)ngelcs for the affa bealens on the list, despite the , was elected canlaii earliness of the season, but even "team," this being'Sis conference. u "? P'" nd mtfe tin fosfeiu. Only ti .iriejk .i....i2 v.h eweaian of he meet was m the 9 rvtfh. PCC. he break.iD ofQhe42.i!5rfound cla -'JV Ray Peters' .CKET TOPJHCI. va,ir: ' ?onlrence might SreU' k". KS?? Gary 8 Topping, week's paf.ol shooT .f"' JSTLJ Charlestam in thelM-r-Kind " B2?.!":l HI ffiT VS. na,r"3h Dave oois in the R7-and louowea or nan iirajwiin aj.i. sich - twr Hnm si b'rmir,iinrf with S9'l Rnh XI ilnhl i aU(ng. O U with 521 and Leueard 'ftison that mark is :omf1o Ixis ir. snaniey ..... . :..V.u.c... .u.. nf thn "'- anuniriB suuui second trip' each Thursday night at tgr arm 1 oryo fe-y V,TH? dale oflf l,01(v9. 3hs hatrrn talked Qibout M a do.0ie withdrawal riafr for CalWnenta andcti('I..V) 1V 4a,te is when PCC anctic4u yainsrv UCLAO expire the itn llipound weights werJthtOonlr Glide win ners ofn the meet. Starns oaee from ltr vatanov. Linivcly of Oisvony football q ,wn he sure to go out tne 1 to tne party, q q o r 1 CJ g ear- . . o I ? ' 8 0 o o o es 0 0 o Most omaiiral idea, lN a' m J -'1' mi - mmmr - ' , W . mj r sunt u i ' : - - , o o . rf f J .11 Vk r r9 : oo 1 1 a.t S II I J iw. 1 V ssi t ( a L. 1 17 I - aw k r 1 1 tin ' y hi .nf f .1 I UMA X 11 J M r . w fits' I, I M: II jAl .H7.VC- 1:1 .- Ibb 11 V r.l - "UJ U . I J 1 - V ' VJR i - - - - a JsaaSaf . jr- ' ! " aT ' ' I . I (b j& 2.K?SfL-- I m M astftro i-ttsirssa. ' sa p stressol the tea woold play' Kjhav, aiins "oneoat time." n O W Bnste JlMiske j the firs, round.tn the fittest Jftatch of the meet, while Mansl pinned Bcrnatd Ixng and Wooda plemei Vkk J9rIL both oln the tcon 1 -4J " U f.-' - uuwiu. rt 0 :.; 7, I.,.. Kudy Wttst U pounds. inckvj ot"-""- - j -"-McCltH aMofind Dave JohnVt soncLafry Sloan nd Tom Ba tm in the haavyweiht class were 1 IT itwardajl victories onrforfeits,!' wiiui; nav mil .tiarvm nicr- ols l.ntay PeteriTHiv, Dave ftil rnsj) 154. Harley Carter 15 and o a..,WaUi,.i. " . o Coach arper' Vaid a,is Y(w SityOtcam cMso' Prfltly good ( height ts .rear asm me ex r mons Coat'lrBiilllarpeCiifTd'n't v"n his hopesofor a (ftip-notch bas ketball team at Roseburg Hiugi O this vt-ar wiien he spokarjto Ilo tarmr the weekly meeting t,oin KoseBUrg, Thursday noon. Cj 1 ...,ui. Qri..... O -li I Mil Ik wr iMltC fa'i.i'J - good Wiimce uf getting into the q arsi,v-ipr lal. Innrnev .f hAkaid. He tOOk-1 lOrstnd Sell "-..'v. .-r:. r RosctKak athletic 4irec- .in He- related that a couple of newsquJls had been added to ,tV- sh sehool rWottlall pror 'jram itis yearPO " " The pjogram now ineJodes a 'Mfor sophomore, jun- id seniors), a lunior vari suy i lorjsopnnjnorcfj anqun loi O. a sophomore squaoVand two freshmen squads. O Thi oroeram he skill, "wilf- possibly enable uaito supply then Barbae, varsity witlKhe1ttef)players.Olu( Kramer, see no reasoffwhy w won't be WasndJIgl asgood or better than antDoth-O er .A-1 schooTin tht stale," he 0n(wli4Ht. rQ" V - ' Q rnRVAl.UStfi -oFour olayers t&nm th I (M Jrtvilhall team (twere named IJUrsdiv on the all- opponent learn seieirwa ny wieswn -r UCLA, one of two teams to down OSC this yar, platttd end Dick Wallen, tacTcle Bill lee, center IMve Peterson and Wllback BarQj' BillianitonO-) ( tW Row Bowl-bound Oregon team placed two players guard Harry Mondale and halfback Jim Shanley. and rMashingt on State Iplaeed two: End Don Ellingseno oQ)Uier- selected: ,-Tackle ftroy TJianuirn, guara cii Ida; back Jim JOstes, iHiiton.. w . rong. n O Q He iadiited that much more jhanO a -1 mere hoipionliip rsts ono th suCQew ofo theO team. "It we can get a sham- 175 all gained awnsO pishio team. I'm fttre athleto th ftojans. 1 les at Rosehorg Hig djl ptskcC V Three, exhibition toulchea avare . ,H wnrl- in ilAfAnlintf Sutherlin nera auTiflK ine evening, voin tr OFtoyd White I on falls for 0 the. meiclsi'S Teaim-ing IJouglas til! pound class We 1st pin oP wrestlers. A IhfteipJ thesamatcls- also (fescted thrmh pins, lit thecT03-poiind class Wrlat pin ned McCltwton. the 120-oonMd i Vm ,i J7 ?i'J j1 Lorvaws, nwewr, wjivh) ejaae Mike Jegyo Glide pinnedj3 a ,,,-,. te?. o( ,h. tam', t.eJin.e of &.uslas(,n(t1i Ihe I Q-tlk. "Withj.iclnc. u t 133j,nd weight Jth Ifeinnnnm- , wp lhe Wowe-.VilPfcP in ned Frankclty. . br m roush fimfe said. V Results .C QllflKl" VI I'W "I""1 lie RaVecp.vticiUir credit for the defend th loam 0rsv up q tie ciaimea .vi ne' jinir. O & TJfl,,Ws: R"fy 'D0" Omjw fol cruoiWler JlWlfchCli bv Virteit. Q o 1 foiiled fplaver gets achance "ld powdC Wiejey (MeUlendOniD for aaextrtCfree Ihrow, if the o .(!'' won uy loneii. n "V opposingi-Meam . rras oiiceaoT w o 112 ruauntk:: IniM fiinske (Gli -n,m,M,T r.iar ,). uiJ.aii pO I pinned Benny d tOnUj D ) l:Sg sec-1 hnfu. this will hrine hont owl rnd. o O O greater fiotohasS erioh de- V-, 120, pounds: Charles SlamrfG) w, inXti state. O iTipinned liny (f ox (D) :M tirstu-, -f (V rounds u JD 127rflovnds: DaviWoodsff.0), pin tfel I)tf k Wells (fij) :5J second ! sound. '0 U u p.Wds: Ray W)tt (D) pin-, nl Jim. Churchill (Gl 1 n s(ondn (D Lt pounds: 'Ularvnv'Xicbols (DT pi fa Sirftop Talks 0?; otherQpeakeiOa the pi ( gi aji GJras 4ne ( Dutch!) Si- Sptris Clendaro .w t iU..iIAM,k . if I . . npnHMiil ia,jliw-.nB-: FRIDAY U(ond round On O J . Q Q () r CC rls PoundV ay Peters lDdec BOn.lNG: lunwcX'lassica n '"Bary .McCormttk (Gl 8 -2o t t'mpqua leagussvi 7 p.m. Major uj 154 pounds: Dave C.ilhiariyfl) j CVIassic anoY fcity ClassiCleagues, OVJ MHiiit-u eai-voiuiry 11 i.u nisi' T p.m. ) Oi ... V ,Q. , , BASlr,ioi,u: noseourir-JHji.or- i 165 pounds x IWrley tiarter (t ...m. .. r.i.r,H.iV.i r,. piTinni niiKt.avw mr i.v, acvoiw jl. 8, p.m.; Rogue Rrr at Myr" m?"a- n CJ.-a Qt Creek-, p.m.; ElkCoti at ned Hike IIill (G) 1:55 eecond raun.y o eO . n Heavyweight: PaVsr Johnson (D)l won by forfeit. CVJ CftndaU Footballer q Honored At Banauet O Suispty. Dec. l dinner was tirli) cVe, Drains p.m.; Camas VaTiev at MyrtW Creek JV. 6:?N p.m.: Su'tterlin at Yorusjlla. p.m.; ( I?k Jt Gevints Paw SophAThores, Ql p-rh.; Roseburg JV aGlide, g pm. q WRESTLING : Qioseburg t?SouS EugKste.Ci.aiib.m. oU O (2 honoring the Glendale football team , tlu"UM and coaches and parents of the i BASKETBALL: ' arlem Clowtw)vs. players. The dinner was seryr by nhr. s orfd'ti LWing Whiskey 4a. Q r. r'.r.i.va.tntfotnlma finite liiU uranium o bcuiciatuiH MlhcWiflvt.uuj ininui the eye . . . richi the touch ScagTuflS 'iftro conies to you in rti rrKlS'lisaiiiry of shimmiirj; mrgtin. The unique and altogether fitting vrjj ttf) prescntSfcj ftreaU'st name in whiskeft ca (Si girls of the ivch school on the stage o(he gym. Attending were Marten Yoder. supererndent, LawTenre ( Hoot ) Gibson, head coach. Bob Stoli. as sitant coach. Mr. Kmgge, grade school coach and speaker Al Fie- ge 1 1 .... i . r-.ui. -. n . .,1,111V- .ira m v j- I p m.: Camas Valley aT P m.: Creek. . Roseburg JV. 3:30 p.m.; Douglas at Cottage Grove, I p.m. WRESTLING: Clinic. University of Oregon. Nit vlra rharr far Cantanmal Uiixury Satin, i : a 8iy CQgmjWS ancf Be utc .t.rjli'i" t ii'Ui'J-co't nt toii e it utMii an hit n Moor. :H inn imtu i'umi. , t Av-1 TEN MILE Turkey Shoot at Enlow Ranch. Hwy 42 . 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