The news-review., February 21, 1959, Page 11, Image 11

Sutherlin
Canby Also
Scores 21
Point Total
Ralph Dyson's Sutherlin jrip
plers tnded the first day ot A 2
action in the date mat tournament
in a tie in the team totali with
Canby. Both teami had 21 points.
Both teami qualified the most
men for the championship round
Urtay (even and the Bulldogs
tent five wrestlers into the conso
lation round today.
The Glide Wildcats have two mat
men in the championship round to
day and Myrtle Creek one.
In the championship round today
for the Bulldogs are Bud Brannon
(98); Jerry Strong (lo): Wavne
Fagin (115): Ed Funderburk (i:!6)
Stan Schricker (Mil; Lavton Fer
geson (147) and Tom Gilman (168).
For the Bulldogs in the consola
tion round are Gary Modrell 133):
Johnny Thompson (130): Wayne
Carroll (141): Roger Barrick (191)
and Jim Wattman (178).
For the Wildcats in the cham
pionship round are Mike Hill (168)
and Bruce Manske (123). In the
consolation round are Bill Long
(106 and Dave Wood (141).
Tom Timm, in the 178-pound
class, is in the championship round
for the Vikings and in consolation
is John Weaver (115).
Results (Qualifiers in bold face):
Preliminaries and quarter finals:
98-pound: Orval Gravell, S.F.,
dec. Steve Smith, MC, 5-4; Bud
Brannon, S, pinned Pete Vaughn,
EG, 1:30 second: Bud Brannon, S,
dec. Roger Mullin. B. 3.
106-pound: l.ou Beck, C. dec.
Bill Long, C, 14); Jerry Strong, S,
dec. Terry Watson, G, 8-0; Jerry
Strong, 5, dec. Roy Koon. R. 4-0.
115-pound: Charlie Marmalejo,
IV dec. John Weaver, MC, 2-0;
Wayne Fagin, S, pinned Roy Wil
son. R, 1:45 second; Wayne Fagin,
S, pinned Ray Roger, B, 1:45 first.
123-pound: Gary Modrell, S, dec.
Dan Densley, G, 4-4; (overtime);
Stan Berkey, C, dec. Gary Modrell,
S. (overtime); Bruce Manske. G,
dec. Pete Fincher, IV, 5-0) Bruce
Manske, G, Larry Johnson. C, 5-4.
130-pound: Roy Fitzhoughs, B.
dec. Johnny Thompson, S, 4-2;
Dennis Shipley, R, dec. Ray Witt,
D, e-.
136-pound: Pete Kawamoto, E.
dec. Wayne Carroll, S, 4-3; Ed
Funderburk, S, dec. Elmer Davis,
w, 4-z.
141-pound: Dave Wood, G, dec.
Dale Sullivan, S. 4-2: Stan Schrklc
er, S, pinned Roy Perkins, GB,
1:15, second; Stan Schricker, S
pinned Larry Labarre, SF, 1:41,
tnird.
147-pound: Jerry Tolman, V, dec
Rod Linton, S, (overtime i: Lavton
Fergeson, S, pinned Bill Landcast
er, MP, 1:32 second.
157-pound: Clark England. IV.
dec. Rod Paraioo, S, 4-3: Gordy
Lowell, MC, dec. Bill Mitchell. W,
5-0; Danny Walker. MP, dec. Gor.
dy Lowell, MC, 4 2.
168-pound: Mike Hill, G, dec.
Bill Eddy, S. 4-0: Mike Hill, G,
dec. Doug Tuinstra. MP, 8-5; Tom
Gilman, S. dec. Chuck Edwards,
E. 5-0: Tom Gilman, S, dec. Tom
Pekkola, Y, 7-1.
178-pound: Jim Wattman, S,
dec. Wayne Clayton. B. 4-2: Roger
Connelly, C. dec. Jim Wattman, S,
3-1; Tom Timm, MC dec. Bill Rit
ter, Y, 6-2: Tom Timm, MC, dec.
Pat Hughes, W. 4-0.
191-pound: Roger Barrick, S,
pinned Bill Migas. C, 1:15 second;
I-ea Vessolenko, SA. dec. Roger
Barrick, S, 4-3; Bill Jacobs, P,
dec. Don Woods, S, 5-0.
Grap piers Tie For First
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Sutherlin Students Observe Birthdays
y SUI SIKSTROM burg.
The first grade rooms of East Larry Dighy. a former junior
Sutherlin Elementary School gae high student now living in Southern
a program recently of songs, nor- California, was a recent visitor at
les and rhythms in observation of the Sutherlin school.
Lincoln's and Washington's, birth-1 Eugene visitors at the Orville B
days and Valentine s day. Smith home have been .Mr. and
The second graders were guests Mrs. Richard Firman Jr. and
and participated in the songs. The daughter, I, ina Gay.
sixth grade rooms of East Slither-j Mr. and Mis. Waiter Eirhler and
lin also gave a program honoring children of Cave Junction spent a
(he birthdays and had fifth grade past weekend at the Albert Jacob-
rooms as tneir guests. sons.
Mrs. Ruby Hollow-ay and Harold Several East Sutherlin school
Austin attended the executive teachers sported centennial dress
board meeting of the Douutas es on the opening day of the cele-
County Order of the Eastern Star hration, as well as a large number
at the Mks lunch room in Rose- of the children.
lot., Feb. 21, 1959 Th. Nevs-Rviv, koseburj. Or. 11
The Crossword Puzzle For Today
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Birthday Bit
Answer to Previous Puttie
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Bv Jo Fitchtr
IN CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION These three Sutherlin Bulldog matmen are among
seven set for the championship round today in the Closs A-2 state tournament at Cor
vol lis. Wayne Fagin, Bud Brannon and Jerry Strong all won two matches Friday as the
Bulldogs tied the strong Canby team, for the team lead at 21 points each.
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the birthday
et
W.ish.nfton
7 H i wife was
named
4 Wind
5 Genus of
tropical
shrubs
I Frame used
by artists
7 Populace
Fall flowers
13 Indian heroust t Rovil Soclftv
14 Attack Edinbursh
USlase
whispers
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17 Water
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10 Ancient Irish
capital
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ascetics
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silver dollar
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Rappahannock
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ss Promontory
34 Rescue
35 Cnder
stsndinl (Ft.)
79 Experienced
40 Smell
43 Isaiah (ab )
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46 Phyle
subdivision
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93 Beversie
container
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55 Unruffled
56 Church
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quality
13 Baking
chamber
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17 Lobengrin'l
bride
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30 Winter
vehicle
36 He w as first
president of
the Amencsn 44 Makes
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THEN THERE WERE THREE Doug Frisbie, Steve John and Larry Totton carry the
Roseburg Indian hopes on the Closs A-l state wrestling tournoment at Corvallis today.
These three scored double wins in the Friday first-round action to advance to the chomp
ionship round. Five other Tribe gropplers were ousted from the tournoment.
3 Tribe Matmen Survive 1st Day
John Day Files
Complaint-On
Lakeview Result
PORTLAND (AP)-The Oregon
School Activities Aran, today said
John Day High School has filed
The Roseburg Indians are left
with just three men in the cham
pionship round of the state mat
carnival at Lorvams tonay.
Larry Totton, Doug Frisbie and
Steve John were the only mem
bers of Walt Payne's team sur
viving the first day of action.
Larry Totton won two matches
in the 115-pound class Friday,
downing Larry Mclntyre of Grams
at the end ot the first day of ac-1 Terry Huston, A, 6 0; Steve John,
lion with 20 points. Last year's1 R, dec. Art Reynolds, H, 5-2.
champ, Sweet Home, was in ec- Unlimited: Tom Wanner. M, pin
ond Dlare with 14 Doinls
The Indians completed Ihe first
day with six markers.
Results (Qualifiers in bold face):
Preliminaries and quarter finals:
106-pound: Russ Caba, S, dec.
Dan Richman, R, 5-1.
115-pound: Larry Totton, R, dec.
ned Don Green, R, 1:07 third.
Pass and Barry Dustin of Corval- I.arry Mclntrye, GP, 9-2: Larry
lis. Totton, R, dec. Barry Dustin, C,
Frisbie defeated Bill Moen of 4-2.
Dallas and Reggie Camp of Mo- 123-pound: Larry Howard, P,
lalla in the 168-pound class. John 1 dec. Frank Walter, R, 4 3
downed Terry Hutson of Albany I 136-pound: John Ltimas, DD, dec.
and Art Reynolds of Hillsboro in John Antonnen, K, 6-1
the 191-pound division. I
Ousted from the tournament,
were Dan Richman, Frank Walter,
John Antonnen, Bill Kelsay and
Don Green.
The strong Redmond Panther
team was leading the team scoring
Wilbur Ladies Aid
Holds Noon Potluck
By ALENE THOMAS
Wilbur Ladies Aid spent Wednes
day quilting and held a noon pot-
lurk as part of its regular meeting.
Edith McKay led devotions. The
next meeting will be March 18
with Edith McKay and Lillian
Red. dec. Bill Kelsay, R,
191-pound: Steve John,
6-5.
R, dee.
Bowling
HITS MM. LEAOt I
168-pound: Doug Frisbie, K, dee. : short letino hni..
Hill Aioen, u, S i; dou ensDie, k, Srs Monie jjcGinnij of Port
dec. Reggie Camp M, 7-2. ini j, visiting her brothers, Ed
lio-pouna: oni e-eissy, , aec. ; ,nd Clarence BlondeU, and famil
Roger Alsman. NS. 3-2; Marv Gage, j j vjlbur.
Mrs. Helen Woodward is in i lo
cal hospital, recuperating from
heart attack she suffered while
preparing to move to Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. C- E. Jenkins,
daughter. Charlene, and Sharon
Rintliff have returned irom a brief
business trip to EiiKene.
Laurence Wiwatowski, University
of Oregon student, visited the Lew
is Bintliff home in Wilbur recently.
RoMburf Jewelers
Modem floor
Seven-Up
complaint against the forfeiture of mpoa 8tr
a prep nasketbaii game to Lake- Keystone Machine
view.
Himi Car
Shop
14 10 14
13 11 13
13 11 13
15 13 13
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MCKCIIAN'TS LSAOl
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IS Pattersons Bakery 14
IS MoowLodro 11
I Doutlaa Co. Flour Mill 11
: Roaaburs Neon 11
' Cora Cola 10
I Vala Hospital S
Spetlalited Parts S1:
iTodd Bldf. Co. 7l-
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Circuit Court
J'.NlOa, CLASSIC LF AGt'l
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Pta. 1 B:oom'a Chevron
23 j Montiomery Ward
IS i Patterson's Bakery
IS Cox's Union
IS Pit Stop
12t U s lav. Camp View
13 12 14 Four Area
10 14 13 j Cltv Drlva-tn Mkt.
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Complaints
Fred R. Grecnrv vs. Busier and
John Day Contended in its Cnm-iw.vn i:Iom T IT T RmuILs: Vata Hnaollal 1. Mima lvdaa Claudia M. Prilltt. Plaintiff asks
plaint that Don Sutphin of Klm-, JaeWim Jiua e ia e ! i : p.it.rn. Bakar, j. spar.aujed $4,167 judgment against defendants.
Blk Palu .n ii.. Rasulta: Roseburs Jewa era 3. Hae- Parta 0; Roaemirs Neon 2. Douglas Co. i n ' . f " ., - .
ath Falls an official at the game, ! rl,". ,. Modm,' rioor i. s Shop riou, mui i; Todd Bids. Co. i'., coc. ; Plaintiffs allege Claudia M. Pruitt
did not have the authority to for- 2 sva-ip 2. umpqua store Qmatia cola 11, 1 has failed to keep terms of a con-
feit" the Feb. 14 Contest, the Kramea 3. Wayn. I'mon 11 Keystone I Huh Serlaa: Olln Anfatl 1S3-234-1S1 -,1,1.. Claudia M Pruitt
UJ?A r, ' i a .l. 1 Huh Serlaa: Imoiena P.pat ltei4- Hlfh Came: Las FlorT SSI, Mooas
Tom PlgOtt, the OSAA S exectl- 1VIW. Roaahure Jewelers Lodse
live serretarv, said the game was Huh Csmt: Batty Elant ISO, Keystone Olher Hih Games! Hurh Pnrtarfield
forfpited after fan rushrH nnln Marhine. . Ralph Lsh 306, Joe striekllns 313.
h fl I ? Ii c V ? I 0,hr ""b OS""": " MeWUllam Oiek Nichota IIS.
Pigott did not identify the fan. I ... ..,..
The official ordered the forfeit. immji liaoi
Pigott said, because "he felt that
for the game to continue might
create more disturbance."
Pigott said Sutphin was not hurt
and added: "It was i ve-y mild
affair."
At the time the game ws for
feited. Lakeview was ahead
itm j...- d:, nana .Stat
..r puma ... wu.i, , ,8,. firM ,, r
aaiu. strra B2 1.
It prohably will lake the OSAA ; His sen.
two weeks to reach a decision,
Pigott said.
The complaint was filed bv
James A. Pate, superintendent of
Jnhn Dae High School.
Pta. Goal pom s
12
10
agreed to buy real property from
plaintiff.
Investment Service Co. vs. Or
ville B. Smith and A. L. toerts,
doing business as Sutherlin-Oak-land
Construction Co. Plaintiff aski
$9,067.20 plus $4. 180.40 secured in
terest plus further interest at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum until
paid. Plaintiff alleges defendants
failed to pay a promissory note.
Laura M. Burwell vs. I.vle M.
Miller and Opal Jones. Plaintiff
alars aea
Other Hirn Games:
Spta SOWLING -er
Johei Green III. I
MAJOR CLASSIC LFAOtl
Sport Trollera
Bennett's Station
Teamslers Loral M2
Curlla Bros Furniture
Flurry Supply
IHal Ctnrrela
J.n.KHa 10 14 13 i Cltv Drlva-tn Mkt S IS S
Rural Fire Dept 4 s lD,s f'i ! ResulU: Blooms cnevron a. atom-
Results: Curtis Broa furniture 1. fomery ward O: coxa in ion x. Four ..u. lnm) 1 . , a,.o7 BnA
1... . . . .. V 1 U.n t. U.,,.. . U , . . r P.I KtA S3 1U,WV auu "K6
nalt a Station a: ,,nirn-RWt l, xurai j; Limp virw a. ii, unwm uaina,t,.
spors Trouere I, laam- II. fn senea- naipn isomia ui-iai- sne was In Hired By a mentally in
irn.e Kramb 173-103.111 1 Hi.h c.ma: Riph Uoomia tti. ! competent person while employed
Curus Bros Furniture. I Other H.eh Games Tony DeGroot 514- by LVle M. Miller, that Opal JOHCS
H.h Game: Bob Lolltar all. Team- 210, BOB Alapau(h aia. aa nauars failed to warn plaintiff Of dangers
arimai. no i existing prior to time In Incident
dish diaper noDoeea maci ii L. R. and Florence E. Daugherty
vs. Willard R. and Mabel M. WH
GrpT a 4 ! son. Plaintiff, asks J.3.236 57 with
1 Pepai coia is a 2j Lumber. ttrs s 4 per cent annum interest from
" f i : : I Julv I. 1958. Plaintiffs allege de
! Fa.7havrn Cleaners S IS 12 i Strobr.de. Ina. It 1"t fendants failed to Comply with
i American Ljnen S 15 13 I Tha Dusiera 3;a terms of 1 contract in which de-
Re..'';-",', Howl ! r.'.rh.v- u" R.ddw L.nn. i. Th.' Du.' '"d.nts agreed to purchase prop-
ClaarierS I.' -ep"l-vnia a, nn-ro oivm i LUtnOTTti.n -i ."o v ,. vat en; ,um, iiic yiauiui.s.
Rv MRS. GEORSC MUNSON No. Doullaa Bowl I. American Un- Poat 2 Ambuletua 3 Rtrobndf Ina ;
. , , . , . .... an 1 2. Buekmastar Jewolera I
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Woodmff and n,h w,M Rh snroyar in jts-aoo Hin ser.aa miuw ONaal m-iia-iTt
children of Portland have returned ti Roaaourf Bowl -o Cora coia
knffla afte via, tine tha latter'a nar.l Htfh Game: Bob Ahrerer 24S t H.eh Game; Ruth tmeraon ISO. Itre-
nome after visiting me latter spar- 0jr h Clnl tM ssi. brio,, ina
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moore 211. td w.ihis 201-311. At F s 317-313.1
in K mpqua. 1 Barne. Root 241. Dirk stevenaon 713,
si .11 . . . ... , Bob Held 313. Jake Nasi ana 300 Bob
Mrs. I.illie Wood Is visiting In r..ira, ms, Dan Hansen am. Disk
Eugene for a week and is Ihe guest Hanaru 201.
of her sister. Mrs. Mane Planted.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bennett have
moved to the Umpqua area and w.t "ie Pharmacy
Portlanders Visit
Umpqua Relative
CITT CLASSIC 'H I
nlan to e.tahlish nermanenl res- eb Lbr . Fuel Dept
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Klamath Police Probe
Source Of Vodka Bottle
Tree Damages
Tenmile Lawn
By MRS. WALTER COATS
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Per
ley Hahn in Tenmile just missed
being hit by 1 large oak tree when
it toppled into their front yard re
PO- '-,,v
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Homes I Tha Man's
Idence there. do, man Roofme Co.
Mrs. Pearl Brandner of Leoti, th mm i snop
Kan. is a guest of her son-inj.w rr.'c
and daughter. .Mr. and Mr. Har- Crtfi piumbint uooi
nlrl frfiiifh mnH will rinti ifl with ' RmuIU lndr Hfwi
them for the completion of Ihe win- lZXi,..!: "
tor. rjpi 3 Weat Side Phartraev i: Dor.
Mr. and Mrs. I-ouis Anderson man Rooi,.. c. 1, Titompeo inaue
and son. lx)uie and daughter. JanJ '".V D.t is-ia4.
and Mr. and Mrs. George Trombo n wm side Pharmacy
drove to Kugene recentlv and were H'e Game J.m Anderson lie. Doe
gi.e.., of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ..,. ,.. ,
Andersoa and Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. , joe an an, jon landers sot, no.
Sievert. '"das aoe.
cently.
The tree was on the county road
KLAMATH FALLS (AP)
lire here are Irvine In discover
11a ink tin : j.-. .... . in tree wax u
12 11 ia 1 now two high school students got j right-of-way and hit power lines,
utnue 01 ttaiss inry aisiis "mi. , causing an outage of electne pow-
at 1 . recent school wrestling fr several hours. Flowers and
natch. shrubbery were ruined in the Hahn I
Police said all of the content yard
of the cached bottle was drunk officers have been chosen by the
by the boya. Finally the face of Tenmile Ladiee Club. Mrs. A. F.
on of them 1 15-year-old became I Young is new president; Mrs. Dew
paralyzed, his pulse sank and he er Chamblrn. vice president, and I
passed out. Mrs. J. A. Melius, secretary-treas-!
He was taken home unenn- urer. I
acious, and police were notified; The next meeting will be March i
by hit mother. 'I it 11:30 am.
"My Wife just found out obout that raise I got six
months ago."
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