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S3 o o o o Q o 4 , 1 W life . ,1 O Woolley Logging Leador G O ii Winter League Shoot Men. Jon. tm-Tho News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. The holiday is over, nd now Id the maximum, or at least the av- eS- AskatVfeK. . At TOP DRAWING CARD for the famous Harlem Globe trotters is 6-2 Bob (Showboat) Hall, who is the outstanding comedian and pivotman on the team. Hall will be one of the many basketball whizzes on the floor of the Roseburg High School gym next Tuesday, when the Trotters play the Washington Generals in a game slated to start at 8:15 p.m. Harlem Globetrotters Set Appearance Here Jan. 14 The team that has wi n more athletic contests than any other in history and has piaycd cage games on everything from Berlin's Olym pic Stadium to a court ol table tops is coming to Rosefcuig on Tuesday, Jan. i4. The Harlem Gl.ibetroUers, will play the equally s rong Washing ton Generals on the Roseburg High School court starting at p.m. Noted for their many zany and patented basketball clowning, plus a bill of variety aits, the Globe trotters, in their ilst year of ac tion, will be out to give the Rose burg area fans one 01 the best basketball games seen for several years in this area. In the 31 years that owner Abe Saperstein has had the world fa mous team, they have played in over SO countries and beloie mil lions of people iroin one corner of the country to the othei. During last season's play they ran up a total of 427 wins against only four losses, all tour of them at the hands of the college all stars, who also lost IS times. The most losses ever handed the Globe trotters in one season was back in 1941 where they dropped ID games while winning 135, or an .Mi aver age. In the 30 complete years of playing they have rolled up a total of 5.822 wins against only 307 loss es for .942. The Trotters will come to Rose burg with crew of eight of the finest basketball players in the his tory of the team, headei by 6-2 Rob (Showboat) Hall and 6-6 J. C. Gibson. The Washington Gt-nerals, owned and coached by Louis Klolz, have College Athletic Men Meet For Convention PHILADELPHIA (ifl The rumor machines stirred up a lot of froth today as college football coaches and athletic directors, nearly 2.000 strong, jammed Into Philadelphia for the main portions for their an nual conventions. , Conversation was concerned mainly with what football coach es may land the choicest jobs available those at Texas A&M and Stanford. Woolley Logging took over first Bud Baker, each with 49 and A. unon 49: Everett Armstrong 49: place in the fust week of shooting M. McGuiie with 48. l.eighton Cornish 47; Herb llogan in the fifth annual Winter League The Savre Volkeswagen Trophv TraDShoot Sunday at Winchester 4.u,. ,.,u:Ak I. th firct Kim. Savre Volkwi-n 2111 Jim. wiin a score oi 24oxiju. may 0f eaa month was nabbed by savre is: nan r.timonns 4: uean oack to tne old grind, sixteen i rl luuMieri in me A total of 76 shooters partici-; (;e0rge Sherwood with a SO x So. , Bunar 49; George VoyteUa 47; wecks regular bowling, one fuM 2"i2e fMe t0???.1? to0!j pated in the shoot, with five hit-iTh. ua. ih. .,r.nH win for Sher-: Jim Miller 4rt. ,.,i.- f tin, T,,mmni .nH . : 2:26 nd were Faith Lutherans and ting a perfect 50 x 50 in the foggy wood. Harold Woolley and H. M.i Roseburg Glass - 239 - ()i ley lma week for pav-offs and' sweep-1 Kl jeTl, leh ln i ?.h. ' weather. Gordon Mi ler. Cub I.u-' i,ir..i;ff i..h w m.r. with Miliigan M: II. 1. Shirtc ff 49: i .i.l.. rh.n n il k. ...... f- I sue on first shift, Boyer a Meat pher, Orley Miliigan. Joe Keller 48's Perry Thick 48; Ted Rice 46; H i ball eolf and fishinc acain Around i nd Rlcnte' Drlve 'n finished in and Bill Jones were the top shoot- 48 :. ,, ' M. Shiitcliff Jr 46. ! Mav 1 again. Around 2 23 wmle jt Xrowbridge Elec ers of the day. J'r" tk reMil" lre " ful' Brown and Allen - 237 - Joe lr ,h- h.ir r.H . ,nd Sun Studs 2:33. The teams fol- Close behind Woolley Logging loivs , Keller 50; Bud Allen 47; C a I ! ,V i second half (all sec- jowuig them took 2:35, and didn't was Drain Machinery and Supply , Woolley Logging 245 - Go.-, .r(bs, 4;. Ull.k Hensey 47; Bll reUrie please note this tool, we . jlnish till 12:1U a.m. the next day. with a 244 score, followed hv liar. 'Ion Miller 50; Harold Woolley 49; Trozelle 46: Jack Culver 46 M1" y'.'y ? ueek the same i On Friday night, first to finish ry Smith Insurance and Savre "y Strader 49; Bud Baker 49; A.. Ellison's l-Drive - 235 Roy 0 ,'im 'neJ' 'ften. wm 10 Je was W-D .Fire Dept. and Wallace other side of the house for the ft Hurd, in 1:50. The balance of 'Youngster' Takes Lead In $35,000 LA Open LOS ANGELES The men have been separated from the boyi in the 35.000 Lot Angeles Open Golf Tournament. And, of all things. Gay Brewer Jr., 25, a comparative youngster on the tourney trail, leads by a stroke in today's final scrambla for the $7,000 first - place money. The field was cut to 78 for fourth round play, with scores of 221 or lower qualifying. Brewer climaxed a brilliant third round by dropping a 15-foot putt on the 18th hole. A loud roar exploded from tha gallery when the ball plunked home, giving the husky young pro a brilliant 67, and 207 for 54 holes. His total was a stroke better than Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio wno aiso turned in a 67. E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, second- round leader Dy two strokes. 17I! n.n i, i ! l Mrl.tlllH 4K. Ktn.. ,11. L- L'li: in. 1..1... vuiihSWMueu Willi 4U. nu.scuuiK ..tviiir? irii r.uiMjii o: juiiii , .... i m s.w tu. Glass 239. Brown and Allen 237, Drain Machinery & Supnjy 244 Course 47; Charles Klingler 4B; : oaiance. ratner tnan swap sides this league, Umpqua. all finished in Ellison's U-Drive 235, and Lmpqua Cub Lupher 50; Harry llannon Ken Gilkcson 45: Ted Soden 45. eacn '?"r wet- ln' wm prevent ; 1:53. But in the Classic Junior r ...... u. 1 1 L. . . ... 1 some teams from havinp ln hup I ii- . , d..:u:. . u uun siore iwu. : nan nueman w; i-ioyu ru- umpqua viun store z.iu bill. ,Z"' V . . ouuunig vumi nros. 1 1 nrnj in , 71 , iv. i: Leading the Woolley Logging gale 48; Tom Mehl Sr. 48. Jones 50; Chuch Collins 48; Selmeri "" ". uvaiuy j iinisriMl first, in l:aJ. while i'! j vVrd Raiwi coiiru HT hiida iransier ana Jensen t ivees loot . Tied at 210 were Billy Casper, Apple Valley. Calif., with a 68. and 22-year-old Tommy Jacobs, Whit- tier, cam., with a 70. team was Miller's 50, followed by Harry Smith Insurance 240 - llutcluns 47; George Sherwood 46; Ulnes. f wl11 8lve everybody an Harold Woolley, Roy Strader and Forrest Solomon 49; Vera SjIo- Don Krugel 4U. Glendale Beats Glide Wildcats Bulldoq Cage Team Trimmed even snake. , 9 hours and ft minutes. The wer 1 Wonder if you will be interested all 4-man teams, and they could in this news note. We have a list i have finished in 1:45 easily. irom AtJL. 01 over 4uu Dowiers wno have been suspended from sane The Glendale Pirates, coming from behind with a third quarter rally, trimmed the Glide Wildcats, 47-39, in a njn-leaue basketball game Saturday nignt at Glide. Down by a 21-13 count at half time, Glendale outscored the Wild cats 15-3 in the third panel to gain Only 2 Unbeaten I tioned bowling, from a few months to life, for various misdemeanors. Most of these suspensions derive from misappropriation of funds, in one way or another. NOT TOO MUCH sancUoned bowling last week, so not many notes from our operatives, the sec retaries. But Claude Curran, Doc Foster and Ron Noel each rolled up 211 lines and collected toft drinks. Don Shepherd and John Sanders liked the pretty new sticks Arlo set up for our Christmas pres ent. Don had a 241 line Thursday night, and John split a whopping 257 logs Friday night. John also totalled 635 tor his set. These are KOme nf the finest nrn and rol- legiate stars that are available and nave given tne Globetrotters some wild nights in heir seric to date. In a battle of the Bulldogs, the1 HOWEVER, many other reasons North Bend Bulldogs downed the i develop, such as presidents being f 11 Sutherlin Bulldogs, 61-34, in a non-1 suspended for not chocking bank Lfilt ArnOnO LOll&OCS leut basketball game Saturday 1 statements monthly, and when ivii miiviija wnvyv on (hf Nortl) Ben(J coyrt , lhejr saci.etarv skjp, lne country . . .... North Bend raced to a 18-8 first "'" the league funds. Or falsifying T rRC33 nnai-la. 1 1 V. ,. I. A . I. .. avni-aaoa t.i i.m a.fl. .,... ... ' rnr...r.U lnr iqcq With most conference races i :.. , u i.i j , , i,mm-ni.. K.,.,.ii.. .1 ai ii, k.j'i .j m i. . the edge for 'he first time in thei?are15' unaer way, only two ran; creased it to 27-13 at halflime as false name for the same reason: I single set. Norm Lewellyn had a game at 28-24. Glide had moved m powers in college oasxeioaii ; Sutherlin was never in the came .1 and for "conduct derogatory to the 222 line and Bob Witten a 219. Eth- out to a 16-7 lirst quarter lead De- """ "' nun torn Younkers starting to' reputation ot tne game, liven forel Ma ml) had a hearty 509 scries, hind the 10 points f Bill Eswine unusual, it not unprecedentea, hit the hoop jn the second haf ; -failure to appear to bowl on team ! and Maxine Merk led the vimmen and then matched the Pirates) al"u: "" c' v 1 North Bend moved out to a 39-20 ' without giving captain previous no- point for point in tne second pe-'J""!-- , a i a;ccini I ,'a' at ,ne enl of the third quarter. tice." r"i.u , ,u t . 1 State each have 10-0 Trecords This last excuse has put many a The Pirates kept up their hoi Vchance to extend halfJ, b?cl up the 10 Roseburg bowler liable for sus- shooting ini.he fourth period .Jf .SSit SV ta a R,,",,, pouro1 ,n b". Jacobaon in pension, as well as all over the polht,1" g nst'fhe'Ts fofciid'e9 i SJXSSTU. P",",g tW " "fT "Vi 'T, h,f j,b me in ra quarter ami um , v- , , h, i ' " live points payment of fees, see that his tea with a 205 game, and it was a dandy. Orville Blake picked up a 6-7-10 rail, and Ty Tyler the 6-7, both difficult spares. Andy Schlick returned to the bat tle after nine weeks, and a tough tussle he won with his illness. We sure were glad to see him bowling again. Bus baton, the only real SHOP fir SAVE j J place your ntrm feeds L ' food lockar. You'll Jiff " hotter for loii one" I'll Will hove a looker at no oitro coit. loch Locker Iniuroo1 Douglai Lockar And Storage College Scores with eight and Ray Munjon with j ra";."e on1 :DX,.Dcr. t t'h for Sutherlin in the sec- mates conduct themselves I i k e honest-to-goodness world champion seven, ica inc -.ecoiiu nan ssuuu. -- nun, mc iiiu ucieuse . gentlemen and the least his men I IIIHraulu" "owier, is on to vaiuor e.-,in. Kinn. u. I tTtafe'.nd West Virginia are ' ,hlown UP .by. N(,,rth BdL wa s can do for him in return is to let!m nl ' on be rolling on the Eswine, Kinna Hot !. If State and west Virginia are more tlan Sutherlin could hand e. him in r i. .1 ocean. Eswine and Dan K-nne were tops looking around for worries ineyj ja(.0bSon took high point honors can't make it, so he can look for We look for another familiar face r Glide in the fourth quarter with i only need consider some of the :for the ame wilh 16 j . f , : ' " "he, c"". "" -'r t0 show UD. m.vbe toml!h.. You'U TV BOUT SET PORTLAND 1 Ernie Gipson, Seattle, and Lou Joseph Kent, Wash., will meet here Tuesday night in an eight-round middle weight bout that will be televised in the Portland area. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SOUTH West Virginia 100, Washington i Lee 71 Mississippi State 70. Auburn 42 North Carolina 71. Wake Forest 45 Clemson 73. Maryland 66 Kentucky 76. Georgia Tech 60 Georgia 59, Louisiana State 56 Tulane 84, Florida 75 Alabama 70, Mississippi 44 Davidson 56, Virginia Military 52 Richmond 74, Virginia Tech 73 Tennessee 67, Vanderbilt 55 Virginia 74, South Carolina 68 Murray (Ky) 57, Western Ken tucky 55 MIDWEST Ohio Slate 70, Michigan State 56 Cincinnati 77, Tulsa 70 Dayton 69, Depaul 60 St. Louis 87, Pittsburgh 85 Indiana 68. Northwestern 65 Michigan 73. Iowa 65 Illinois. 64, Wisconsin 59 Minnesota 83, Purdue 76 Marquette 64, Loyola of Chicago 61 Oklahoma Slate 74. Drake 65 Wichita 81. New Mexico 63 Ohio University 70. Wittenberg 56 Xavier (Ohio) 82. Louisville 80 Marshall (WVa) 86, Western Mich igan 69 FAR WEST San Francisco 66, San Jose State 44 Los Angeles State 76, Sacramento State 41 Cal Poly 88, Chico State 69 . Colorado 66, Wyoming 51 Montana 73. Utah 67 Cal Aggies (Davis) 54, Mather AFB 50 Gonzaga 63, Portland 59 Portland 64, Gonzaga 50 St. Mary's (Calif) 58, College of Pacific 50 Peppcrdine 84. San Diego Slate $8 Eastern Washington 65, College of Idaho 53 Whitman 80. St. Martins (Wash) 69 Pacific Lutheran 81, Buchani (AAU) 60 Denver 88. Colorado Stale College 47 Montana Slate 83, Colorado Slate Univ 69 Air Force Acad 72, Colorado Col-1 lege rjj tor ui.ae in tne lounn quartet wun 1 ' , 1 nega me witn 16 points fol-; somebody to sub. ln plain Eng '- - ;r Mjr .yuiir.i-ii. villi i.i.iusn. u s a dirty trick, and we points had almost ail of the Wild- . E- h, 0u.ion Kenwisher and Orin Gulscth wilh 1 can't blame captains if they prefer cat points in the third panel. , " hazard , Bu,sa ,rve points were tops for Slither-! charges leading to temnorarv sus- ,, , pension, wrll from the on WELL, it looks like sumpin' Suth-i must he done about this slow bowl- -P..h iniT Winn- h,H .iv" ' hat W' haPPe" " the B'8 K'Kht' to rank a: scorer. lin. Bolh clubs hit IKber', Wildcat iMU'kM J' ! ploll'.nTcAAnner-t "osf s. ; - PU and S, , iA in k,J.l l, Ih. IS V'V" " iivnnimi.ci-ui, of Tom Munyon. Y'lung "with 12 son, was lUllilCl-UU IU31 nr-prljn j , n, beat by Oklahoma Stale cr',n 14 ou' of 22 ing after all. hverybody hoped a Sutherlin 34: Kenwisher 7. Slay- little reminder to all bowlers to be on tne nan won in suince to get wilh Wilt tTh. Kliltl Chamber. i-:- :n 1 " t. a .n.ind ton 3. (iilkclh 7 Wrinlit R nti.hnm. nmh.hiv will i.ii the 5, J. Tucker 2. Cellars 2. Sconce 2 i teams through on time. They do it W'lrh.mh-rinin .mrv He', snnooscrt North Bond tl: Jacobson 16.! 'n olher towns, so why can t we and Bill Hale with to followed in the scoring column. ' Glendale also took the jayvee ; A North Band game by a 39-32 taliy. with Shepard , . . ... rr Younkers 15. leading the way with 11 points, i xi-rviiLj hi wheel in the 6. Wallace 3, Habel 2. Dick 3. Es-i n emphatic; "We can." Gary Kennaday with nine points. AtlanUc Coasl Conference since lick. Martin 6, Lillebo 2, Akin 1,1 Thursday night, Bruton's Shoe was the top ulide scorer ulendale ; .. . Car0,ina wa, beaten, has ! Young. Bryan 5. . Service and Bob & Gene's Union lea U li at nautime . . . ... in ,h .. p.k ' Halftimo: North Bend 27. Suth- finished in 2 hours. 15 minutes Thompson 2, Nolan i do it in Poseyville? The answer Clondalo 47: R. Munyon 15, Smart 1, Worley 5. Young 12, Hale 10. Barrong, Mullarkey, T. Mun yon 2, Mehl, S'ankey, Reynold 2. Glide 39: Eswine 18. Kinney 6, Livingston S, Charron 4, Bugner 2, Gilkenson, Wagner 1, Perry 2, Franks 1. Halftimo: Glide 21, Glendale 13. Officials: Hennebeck and Hosteller. Roseburg High Cagemen Win Weekend Contests Joseph Lane and Central junior ton Saturday, high schools walked away with ! 1 double victories over the weekend as Joseph Lane eighth grade drop ped the Freshman Braves 49-34, while the seventh grade was win ning from St. Joseph's 27-19. Cen tral took two from Yonralla. with the eighth grade winning 37-11 and the seventh grade 44-6. In the seventh grade win over St Joseph's. Paul Brothers was high for Joseph Lane with 17 points. Bakala wilh seven was tops for St. Joseph's. Clemson dumped them 73-66 Satur-, erlin 13. day night. The Terps play North Carolina Saturday. 3. The Southwest Conference is' in a tizzy. Texas Tech, the brand new league member, whipped pre season favorite Rice Saturday. To night Tech gets a shot at the cur rent choice, lexas cnnstian. 4. Michigan State, one of thai monsters of the Big Ten which ran up seven victories in a row at the start of the season, was beaten 70-56 by Ohio State, a team that was clubbed by seven straight foes. West Virginia has two games this week. They meet Villanova Wednesday and George Washing- Ufull 5-man teams). This should be to show up. maybe tonight. You'll know all about it by this time next week. Meantime. Lloyd Plai sted rolled a pair of 168s, Don Nye a pair of 177s and Harv Shultz tried for a triplicate, but missed on lines of 146-156-146. And that's all for this week. Well, near ly all. Doc Wellman is back at it again, after 4 weeks. Pi' I. 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