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West Downs East
In Pro Cage Series
Oregon Wins 26th
Dual Meet In Row
Local News
Mon. April 21, 19S8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
Shoppers Guide Service Launched
SEATTLE ur Cliff Hasan, the1
I EUGENE. Ore. J Oregon
won lU 26th straight Northern Di
j vision Pacific Coast Conference
idual track meet Saturday as soph
; omore Dave Edstrom led the
Ducks to a 71-M victory over
Washington State.
Edstrom won one event and
Keniuckian with th velvet touch, 1 picked up vital points in others,
tallied 27 points Sunday night and He breezed over the high hurdles
Darnel the West Ali siam tn a in the winning time of :15 0. Then
1M-113 basketball victory over the he went on to place second in I
East. The win gave the West a I the broad jump, to tie lor second j
4-3 edge in the series between the ; in the high jump and to win third
touring professionals. the shot.
The West was in charge all the sieve rrye oi nasningion aiaie
wav, and held a 67-49 lead at half- was the meet's lone double win
time, j ner, tossing the discus 152 feet.
On Saturday night Carl Braun inches and hurling the shot 54
of New York led the East to a feet. Vi inch to break the meet
129-125 victory at Vancouver, I record of 51 feet, inches set
W ash. Big Bill Russell of Boston. I in 1956 by teammate Burl Crmols.
former San Francisco l star whoi
was injured in the NBA title ser
ies, saw his first
the exhibition tour.
action during
Klamath Falls Bowler
In ABC All-Events Lead
' SA FRANCISCO Larayne
Harris of Klamath Fairs, Ore. '
Sunday showed the type of bowl
ing that has won for her numerous 1
Klamath Falls city tournament!
honors and Oregon state laurels
as well as honorable mention on
the 1956-57 all-Pacific Coast team.
Miss Harris scored 554 for three
games at doubles, 574 in singles
and 520 with the Payless Drugs
team for the lead in the first all
events compilation since the Wom
an's International Bowling Con
gress tournament opened last
Thursday.
Larayne's 1.648 score undoubted
ly will fall far short of the ulti
mate winning total, inasmuch as
the 1957 crown went to Anita
Cantaline of Detroit, Mich., with
1,859.
Miss Harris' partner, Mary
Bothwcll. scored 493 to give them
the doubles lead at 1.047. but La
rayne's 574 was eight pins short
of a tie for first place with June
O'Brien, San Francisco, at singles.
Stanley Cup Goes
To Montreal Again
BOSTON I The mighty Mon
treal Canadient returned home
with hockey's coveted Stanley Cup
for the third straight year Mon
day after a pressure-filled cham
pionship series with Boston's bat
tling Bruins.
"1 guess we'll be in the same
trouble next year everyone will
pick us to win by i lot of games,"
said loach loe Blake.
The Canadiens triggered a pair
of goals in the first two minutes
and held on for a 5-3 triumph and
the championship Sunday night in
the sixth game of the best of
seven competition.
The two goal margin in the
windup was the same by which
Montreal outscored underdog Bos
ton 16-14 in the series.
Salem Breaks Up Camp,
Heads Home After Rain
CLARKSTON, Wash, v The
Salem Senators of the Northwest
League surrendered to rain Sun
day, broke up their spring train
ing camp and headed for home.
Manager Don Lundberg decided
to break camp early after rain
washed out the last four out of
five tries to play some practice
ball with the nearby Lewiston
Broncs.
Absence of players prevented
much activity during the first
I week, which saw plentv of sun-
tors got in about 12 days of work
outs in the 18-day training allow
ance, mostly with six or eight
men, he said.
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Washington Track Team
Defeats Vandals Easily
SEATTLE I The University
of Washington scored an 84-47 Pa
cific Coast Conference track vic
tory in the rain Saturday over the
University of Idaho Vandals.
The met was featured by Dan
Michel's record breaking javelin
toss which gave the Huskies first
place in that event, and by Jack
Larson s upset victory over Ida
ho's Frank Wyatt in the mile run.
Michel threw the javelin 195
feet 4 inches, bettering the old
meet record of 191 feet 1 inch
set by Idaho's Paul Hanson two
years ago.
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Mrs. Dora Pf.H and Mrs. Mar-, Mrs. S. H. Wingfiald Jr. and chil
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ing for Seattle where they will j Portland where they went to meet
spend a week visiting the Utter s . Wingfield who has been there on
f parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mar-jUS. Air Force reserve training,
alt. and other relatives and; They all returned home over the
friends. I weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whelchel
left for Portland Saturday to at
tend Uie reception Saturday night
at the .Multnomah Hotel for the
Supreme Chief Ranaer of the In
dependent Order of Foresters from
Toronto. Canada. Whelrhel is the
high chief ranger of the state of
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fingarlos,
accompanied by the former's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Fingerlos of Albany,
left Saturday on a week's vacation
trip. They expect to go first to
Reno, Nev., then to San Francisco
where they will visit Mrs. Charles
Fingerlos' uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Zene Bohrer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Chandler
returned recently from a ten - day
vacation trip. They visited in Red
ding, Calif., with the latter's
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. B. C.
Phetteplace. who recently celebrat
ed their 65th wedding anniversary.
Before returning to Roseburg. they
went to Bend to visit a daughter,
Mrs. K. M. Shank, and her family.
ErrM.. Rirkfctrfl loft F r I it I v
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i morning for Seattle where he will
I spend a few days attending to
i business matters. He also expects
ito see Gilbert Mack, formerly of
Kosenurg, wno is stationed wun tne
U.S. Navy in the area.
! Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson
of Phoenix, Ariz., arrived here
i Thursday night and will be spend
I ing a few days in Roseburg attend
i ing to business matters. The And
I ersons, formerly of this city , are
j the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Verrell.
The Myrtle Creek Mail this
month began publishing a twice-1
monthly shoppers guide type of
publication called "The Arrow." j
I Publisher Hal Schiltz says the.
I publication w ill be an abbreviated
: version of the Mail and consists
j wholly of reprints of some of the
I current advertising in the Mail and
a sprinkling of news and pictures
which have appeared in the paper.
The Arrow is being addressed to
all persons living on rural routes
in Southern Douglas County who
i are not subscribers to the Mail.
The action came out the aame
I day as another shopper's guide
I
for which patrons do not pay called
the Southern Douglas Register Ad
vertiser. The latter paper ia edited
in Myrtle Creek and printed at
Florence.
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Jobless Drop Offset
By Labor Force Boost
PORTLAND- t Unemploy
ment dipped here by 1.500 persons
in March, the state Employment
Service says.
The service said that 3.300 per
sons went back to work in March,
but that the emnlovment rise was
offset by 1.800 persons added to
tne labor force.
Linfield Wins Meet
McMINNVIIXE t Linfield.
taking 14 of 15 events, swamped
Southern Oregon and George Fox
in a collegiate track meet here
Saturday.
Bill Machamer won both the
220 and 440 yard events to pace
Linfield, which ran up 125
points.
Southern Oregon had 33'i and
George Fox 5.
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