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EXCELLENT DRIVING kept the hardtop races free of serious accidents last night as
spin outs were a common occurrence at the Roseburg Speedway. Many cars missed the
spinning vehicles by only inches as the drivers took to the outside of the track to con
tinue on in the race.
Hem Takes Main Event
For 2nd Week In A Row
Don Hcin of Roseburg placed
first in tha A main event at the
hardtop races last night for the
second week in a row.
A capacity crowd watched the
rare between Ilein and Angelo Ben
netti of Grants l'ass for first place.
Hein edged Bennettl at the finish
line with John Wilverding and Bud
Dix close behind.
Wilverding and Dix of Roseburg
finished third and fourth respec
tively in the A main. It was a close
race all the way with the dust being
Two Roseburg Boys Attend
Conifer Basketball School
Bruce O'Ncil and Vance Pcclz of
Roseburg attended the Conifer
Lodge Basketball School near Hy
ack, Washington this summer.
O'Ncil and I'eetz will be fresh
men at Roseburg High School this
fall. Last year they played basket
hall at Joseph Lane Junior High
School. O'Neil was the center of
the Joseph Lane team and high
point man. Pectz played both guard
and center during the past season.
The Conifer Lodge Basketball
School is a summer program of
intensified basketball training for
League Standings
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. G.B
New York 48 35
Chicago M) 37
Cleveland 4(1 38
Baltimore 4U 42
Detroit 41 43
Washington 41 43
Boslon - 34 51
Kansas City 32 52
Friday Results
Chicago 11, New York I
Baltimore 2, Uelroit 1
Kansas City 9, Washington
Saturday Garnet
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit at Baltimore (2,
flight)
Kansas City at Washington
Sunday Games
Chicago lit New York (2)
Clevelund at Boston (2)
Detroit at Baltimore
Kansas City at Washington (2)
Monday Games
No games scheduled.
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.548 2'4
.538 3
.488 7"i
.488 Tj
.400 15
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. G.B.
Pittsburgh 53 3. .ma
Milwaukee 49 311 .57(1 2'i
Lot Angeles 4B 40 .535 6
St. LOUIS 47 41 .534 6
Sun Francisco 43 42 ,5"fi 8' 4
Cincinnati 4(1 47 .4110 12i
Philadelphia .... 35 53 .398 18
Chicago 33 52 .388 Mti
future athletes, age 12 through 16.
The boys attending the Basketball
School are taught by experienced
coaches and counseled by well
known college coaches.
Individual Instruction
The program includes individual
daily instruction, training and game
experience for all boys on outside
courts. Besides basketball the boys
attending are shown sports movies
and are encouraged to participate
in other activities at the lodge.
Facilities are available for swim
ming, hiking, fishing and horse
back riding. A daily schedule
set up which allows boys attending
the School to tuke part in these
recreational activities as well as to
learn basketball.
Sieve Belko, basketball coach at
the University ot Oregon says, i
feel sure that up-and-coming Ore
lion basketball players are fortun
ate lo be able lo participate in the
Conifer Basketball School. 1 feel
honored to be part of the fine staff
of college coaches at the school.
Other college coaches participat
ing in the program are John Gray
son, university of Washington; ua
vid Straek, University of Idaho;
Marv llurshman, Washington Slate
University; and Hank Anderson
Gonzaga University. Al Negralli,
basketball coach at the University
of Portland, is also assisting with
the coaching duties at the school.
Friday Results
Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 1
Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 0
St. lxiuis 8, Cincinnati 3
Chicago 8. Milwaukee 7
Saturday Garnet
Pittsburgh at San Francisco
Milwaukee at Chicago
St. Louis at Cincinnati
Sunday Garnet
Pittsburgh at San Francisco
Milwaukee at Chicago (2)
St. Louis at Cincinnati
Philadelphia al Los Angeles
Monday Garnet
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, (X)
Cincinnati at Chicago
Only games scheduled
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Diamond Cup
Hydros Race
COECR D'ALKNE, Idaho AP)
A field of nine unlimited by
droplanes, with two more living
to get in, was poised Saturday
for the start of the third annual
Diamond Cup races at Lake
Coeur d'Alene.
Race officials said the two un
qualified boals, Tool Crib and
KOL-roy will have from 10 a.m.
to 1:30 p in. Saturday lo qualify
for the big race.
The draw for heat 1A Saturday
pitted five boals against each
oilier; Dollar Bill. KOL-roy I, Se
attle Too, Miss Spokane and .Miss
hverelt
so bad on the north turn that the
drivers could not see the other
cars.
Hein started the race in 13th po
sition among 14 starters and drove
hard and fast to overtake the lead
ers.
19.35 Seconds Lap
Wilverding held the fast lan time
of Ihe night wilh 19.35 seconds. Ben-
nelti walked away with the A
trophy dash wilh Wilverding finish
ing in Ihe third spot. Lyle Wes
cott, Roseburg, won second in the
B trophy clash and Don Wilson.
Roseburg, came in third.
Heat races were won hv Wilson
Dix, Bennelli and Jay Katon. Ea
ton is a Roseburg driver.
Dix and Bennetti were the onlv
double winners of the evening. Dix
won the B trophy dash and the
third heat race. Bennetti placed
first in the A trophy dash and the
fourth heat race.
Only one accident marred the
evening s races. Don Jenkins of
Cottage Grove lost control of his
ear and rammed the cement re
tainer wall in front of the grand-
sianus.
Jenkins' car was badly damaged
but lie was not injured. Several
other spin outs occurred but ex
cellent handling by Ihe drivers
saved the cars from smashing up
llardop races are held every Fri
day at the Roseburg Speedway
Tune trials begin at 7:30 p.m., with
the races scheduled for 8:30 p. in
funks, Pirates
Lead League
Sutherlin Little League
W L Pet. GB
Yankees 3 0 1.000
Pirates 3 0 1.000
Dodgers 2 1 .687 1
Braves 1 2 .333 2
Giants . 0 3 .000 3
Tornadoes 0 3 .000 3
Weeks Results! Yankees 11,
Braves S; Dodgers 8, Tornadoes 7;
Pirates 12, Giants 4.
Atterbury's Yankees and the
Mill Pirates remained unlit aten in
little League action at Sutherlin.
The Yankees remained tied for
first place by downing Brown's
Chevy Braves 11-5 last week. Lee
Pettil was credited wun ine win,
giving up seven hits to tbe Braves.
Pettit struck out 12 batters.
Danny Sleinmeyer connected for
a triple and a singe for the
inners. The Braves had the only
home run as Seevers connected
for a circuit clout.
The City Barbershop Dodgers
edged the Four Winds Tornadoes
8-7 in a game played Wednesday at
Sutherlin. Steve Waller conncted
for a single in the fifth inning to
drive the winning run across. Wal
ler also pitched the win for the
Dodgers.
Thursday the M & II Pirates wal
loped the Golden Rule Giants 12-4
to remain tied with the Yankees
for the top position in league play.
Bruce Harris was credited with the
win though he was relieved in the
third frame, by Sikstrom.
Vinton O'Connel connected for a
triple for the winners and Jim Mc
Crae belted a home run. T. Carlile
connected for a home run for the
Giants.
The teams will continue league
play next week with games sched
uled for Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evening.
Juniors Swamp
Creek Mine,
Edmonds Smashes Homer;
Winetrouts Get Single Hit
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Grants Pass Club
Sets Go-Cart Race
Go-cart races will be held at
the Grants Pass Caveman
Kartcrs' Club track in Grants
Pass at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Roseburg and Douglas coun
ty go-cart enthusiasts are in
vited to attend and participate
in the races, according to Bill
Bowers, member of the Grants
Pass Club.
Some Roseburg Drivers have
made their appearance on the
Grants Pass track in the past
and it is hoped that some driv
ers from Roseburg will com
pete this weekend.
Portland Finals Set
PORTLAND (AP) - Medalist
Ton I.iljeholm and Dick Miller
meet here today in the 36-hole
finale of the Portland city golf
championships.
Liljeholin kept pace with his
favored ranking Friday with a 3
and 2 semi-tmal triumph over
Tom Shaw.
Hiller was pressed to an extra
hole, the 37th, before he snaked
in a downhill birdie putt and edged
Pal Cline to win a berth in the
finals.
Seething Action Slated
For Swim Invitational
Roseburg's Municipal Pool will 1 will present the hardware Sunday,
be alive with action tonight at! ln atltlition to the races, exhibi
7:30 as the first finals in the South-1 (jons wiu be performed by Rick
ern Oregon Invitation Swimming
Championships will get under way.
The Swimming Championships,
sponsored by the Roseburg Junior
Chamber of Commerce, will be the
largest swimming event to take
place in Oregon this year. Though
this meet is an annual affair this
is the first year it has been sanc
tioned by the AAU.
Coach Don Jacklin feels the
Roseburg Swimming team has a
good chance of keeping several of
the trophies in Roseburg. He also
stales that the local swimmers
could come out on top in the meet
if the youngsters can continue
the fine performances that have
marked their recent meets.
North Bend Favored
North Bend is the favored team
as the coastal squad has made
excellent showings in its meets so
far this season. Grants Pass and
Eugene are also considered to have
top teams.
Robby Williams, Dana Rhoden
and Bill Zimmerman are among
the Roseburg swimmers expected
to bring home trophies. Williams
is undefeated in the ll-to-12-year-old
freestyle competition.
Zimmerman is also undefeated in
the 13-to-14 age group. He is con
sidered one of the top freestyle and
breast stroke swimmers in the
state in his age group. Miss Rho
den has made good showings in
recent meets, competing in tile 11
12 age group breast stroke.
77 Trophies Ready
There will be a total of 77 tro
phies presented at the invilationa.
The lop three teams will be award
ed team trophies, with the remain
ing 74 trophies going to individual
swimmers. All of the trophies have
been donated by local business es
tablishments. Arlo Jacklin, mayor of Roseburg,
Frieberg and Al Takashima. Frie
berg will perform on the trampolin
and give a short diving exhibition.
lanasnima will give a demonstra
tion of freestyle swimming.
Both Frieberg and Takashima
are from the University of Oregon
wnere iney nom Northern Division
championships in their specialties.
Sunday the starting time for the
finals will be 1:30 p.m. The prelim
inaries will be held today at 1:30
p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m.
Admission will be charged for
the finals. Concession stands will
be operated at poolside.
White Sox Return To Loop Play
Tonight, Sunday; First Place Eyed
Klamath Falls Gets
Legion Playoff Win
Klamath Falls Legion Juniors
jumped into a one game lead in
me Dest - of - tnree playoff series
with South Eugene by downing the
Pitchford Motors team, 8-2, Friday.
Klamath Falls scored eight runs
in the first six innings before
South Eugene managed to cross the
plate. South Eugene came up with
ils two runs in the ninth inning.
Rich DePew and Sherman Allen
each collected three hits for the
winners, and Bruce Brickher belt
ed two triples. The Klamalh Falls
nine had a total of 13 hits off two
oulh Eugene pitchers.
The two teams will play the final
games of the playoff at Klamath
Falls. The first game is scheduled
for tonight. If Klamalh wins then
North Bend will be the next op
ponent for the Southern Oregon
team. If Eugene wins the deciding
game win oa piayea Sunday.
Linescore;
Klamath Falls 131 012 0008 13 2
South Eugene 000 000 0022 7 5
Batteries: Klamath Falls: Webb,
Palmberg (9) and Saks. South Eu
gene: McNeil, Blair (5) and T.
Myers. WP: Webb. LP: McNeil.
Roseburg's Legion Juniors un
leashed a 16-hit attack to wallop
Myrtle Creek, 21-0, in an exhibition
game played at Legion Field Fri
day night.
The Roseburg nine scored 11
runs in the first inning and was
never threatened by the Winetrout
Motors team. While the Roseburg
bats were busy collecting base hits,
three Roseburg pitchers allowed
only one base hit.
Tom Hobbs started the game on
the mound and gave up one hit in
three innings. The lone single off
Hobbs came with two outs in the
first. Walt Edmonds came on in
the fourth inning and pitched two
innings of no-hit ball.
Arlan Foote finished the game
off, pitching one perfect inning.
Foote faced three batters, striking
out one and getting two batters to
hit grounders to the infield.
Eight Hits Collected
Lockwood Motors came up with
its first inning rally on a combina
tion of eight base hits and six Myr
tie Creek errors. Marv French and
Jim Jarvis reached base on er
rors to lead off the frame. Gordon
Avery then connected for a single
to drive the first run across,
Ron Lake followed with another
single to drive the second run in
Doug Coplin. Bill Franks and Jim
Beainer followed wun oacie-io-
back singles. Glen Fortune reached
base on an error, driving in the
fifth Lockwood Motors run. Hobbs
collected his second single of the
inning driving the sixth run across.
French, up for his second time
in the inning, connected for a dou
ble which drove three more runs
across, trench scored on a single
bv Avery, and Avery continued to
the plate when the right fielder
dropped a ily Dan hit by Lake.
Three More Added
Roseburg added three more runs
in the third inning to make the
score 14-0. These runs scored on
four hits and one error. Jarvis and
Avery reached base on back-to-back
singles. Jarvis was forced at
third as Lake reached base on a
fielder's choice. Coplin connected
for a long triple to right center
field to score Avery and Lake.
Coplin scored when Franks tri
pled lo deep left centerlield.
The final seven runs came in the
singles in four times at bat and
drove in two runs. Coplin connect
ed for a triple and a single in three
at bats, lie also led the team
in RBIs with five. Lake had three
hits in five trips to the plate.
Roseburg s next opponent win De
Corvallis. Corvallis will invade
Roseburg for games next Friday
and Saturday at 8 p.m. Both con
tests will be benefit games to help
pay for the new bleachers.
R H RBI
0 0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
B R H RBI
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The Roseburg While Sox relurn
to league action tonight at 3 at Le
gion Field as Ihe Grants Pass
semi-pro team invades Rust-burg.
Koseburg is currently ill second
place in t he Rogue Valley League
with a record of nine wins and
one loss. The White Sox trail Ash
land by one game. Mho Ashland
team has won II and Inst only one.
This weekend's action gives
Roseburg a chance to move back
into a first place tie. Ashland does
not play in league action over (he
weekend, while Roseburg plays
Grants Pass two games. Two wins
are needed by the Roseburg club
to slay in Ihe running with Ashland.
Granls Pass has a league record
of three wins and seven defeats
and is currently tied with Medlord
for third place. Granls Pass will
be oul to avenge Ihe two losses it
suffered at the hands of Roseburg
earlier in the season as well as
move up in league standings.
The second game of the two-
game series will be played at
Rounding out the Infield will be
Ron Reamer, first base; Mike
Hatfield, second base; Allen Lind
bloom, third base; and Jim Dietz,
short-stop.
ln the outfield will be John
Livingston, Bill Oerding and Jer
ry Droscher. Don Wells is expect
ed to see aclion at second base.
Gene Wagner or Ken Ayres will at
first base.
Sunday at Granls Pass J ! m
Smith will do the pitching for the
Roseburg White Sox. This will be
Smith's first league game since
joining the club. Smith s first start
in a White Sox uniform was against
Salem, and he was charged with
the loss.
The remainder of the While Sox
lineup will be the same as for Saturday.
In heat I B, Miss Btirien, Miss l'ra" ' ss Mmuay at i:JU p.m.
Thriftwav, Miss Baidahl and Ha : New Father Pitches
waii Ka'i will duel. 1 On the mound lor Roseburg In
Rare officials said the first of tonight's game will be Mike Corn,
the two unqualified boals lo n.ake1 Proud new father of a baby girl,
the race would be put in boat 1-1. i Corn's baby was born Friday night,
unless such a move would put Coen has a league record of four
KOL-roy 1 in Ihe same heal Willi1 wins and no losses. His only two
its sister ship KOL-roy,
Miss Spokane won the final
Mac Kay Reaches
Clay Court Finals
CHICAGO (AP) ln a possible
preview of Davis Cup champion
ship competition. Bernard (Tut)
Barlien of the I S team and an
Lewiston
Yakima
Salem
Tri-Cilies
Wcnalchee
Eugene
daily Ian prize of S1O0 with a fast
tour around the three-mile course
at an average speed "f 108 758
miles an hour. Seattle Too. pilot
ed by Norm Evans, was right be
hind with 109.533.
The favorite horn Seattle. Miss
W L Pet. GB Thriftwav. hit 106.094 and Colonel
11 10 .5H3
13 II .542
13 12
13 13
II 12
10 15
Friday's Retultt
Yakima 6, Eugene 1
Lewiston 4, Salem 2
Wenntchee 4, Ti l Cm s J
Saturday's Schedule
Wenatchee at Tn Cities
Eugene at Yakima
Salem at Lewiston
..Wo
.IKII
.I7H
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i Huss Schleek, a standby driver
1 i this vear, drove Hawaii Kal at
l'vla speed of 105.263.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pel. CB
Sports In Brief
Australian star. Rod l.aver, meet jr. s. .
losses of the season have been in " semifinal ball e today in the jln.ott
non-league games to Eugene and: v ' "" Wells
Dram. "a",enl- I Beainer
Kay Munron will handle the " winner will lace ine top!iver,
Monday the White Sox will trav
el to Eugene for the fourth meet
ing between the two cluhs. the
Ducks have won the last two out
ings, while Roseburg was triumph
ant in the first game. Both Eu
gene victories have been pitched
by Dennv Petersen.
John Livingston will be on the
mound for the White Sox in Mon
day's game. Livingston has a
league record of two wins and one
defeat.
The While Sox currently lead the
league in all but three departments
of the statistics. The Roseburg club
is packing a healthy .350 team bat-
ling average and lead the league in
home runs wilh five.
Droscher has the leading baiting
average for (he regulars in league
plav. He is hitting at a .4m pace
follwed by Munyon at .425 and
Beainer at .371.
Droscher also leads in the runs
batled in department. He has
brought 16 runs across. Ayres has
driven in 12 runs and Munvon has
11 RBIs.
WHITH SOX BATTINO
(Loegu Play)
ABU R RBI Pet.
Oerding
Kolberg
Sports Calendar
BOXING
NEW YORK Third Floyd
Pallerson - Inuemiir Johansson
heavyweight Idle bout scheduled Pass
for lxis Angeles Nov. 1.
Spokane
Sacramento
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Vancouver
San Diego
Portland
Friday
M 4(1
53 4'
52 45
50 44
48 49
43 5
43 57
41) 54
Retultt
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.332 6'i
.4'.15 10
.418 15
.4:10 18' i
4.'6 16' 1
Salt Lake City 9. San Diego 1 unci.
Spokane 10, Vancouver 5 1 NEW
Fortland 1. Seattle 0
Tacoma 9, Sacramento I
SWIMMINO
TOLEDO, Ohio Dennis
Rounsavelle, 19. of I SC. bettered
world mark for 4IKI-mvlrr indivi
dual medley with time of 5 04.5.
RACING
1NGI.F.WOOD, Calif. Gun
Box ($7 HO) won SIO.OVO Hollywood
Park feature for fillies and mares.
CHICAGO Even Lode (J29.60)
won Arlington Park feature as
lavored Wooolaun finished sec-
catching chores for Ihe W hite Sox. I mn of the l' s- Davis Cuppers.
1 Harrv Macivay, lor the champion-
snip Sunday.
The 32 year-old Bartzen, a pre
risionist who won the Clav Courts
crown in 1954, 1958 and 1959, will
be up against a powerful player
in (he red-haired Laver.
While Bartzen and Laver sat
out men's singles competition Fri
day, MacKay turned on a burst of
power and temperament in taking
a three hour marathon match from
unseeded Jon Douglas, a 2.1-year-old
Marine from Santa Monica,
Calif.
ln the 90-plui heat. MacKay
overcame faulty net plav to out
last Douglas 4 6. 6 4. 10 12. 6 3. 6 3.
The match ended with the 2.000
renins Club fans
Saturday
Roseburg White Sox vs. Grants
Pass, 8 p.m.. Legion Field, Rose
burg. Drain Black Sox vs. Reaverton,
7 p.m., doubleheader, Drain.
Southern Oregon Invitational
Swimming Championships. 7:30
p 111., Roseburg Municipal Pool,
Sunday
Roseburg While Sox vs. Granls
:30 p m.. Grants Pass.
Southern Oregon Invitational
4 3 2 2 .730
8 4 4 1 .500
6 3 1 0 .500
33 15 11 1 .455
40 17 5 11 .425
16 5 0 .375
35 13 9 8 .371
22 8 8 2 .364
36 13 11 8 .361
32 10 5 12 .313
26 8 7 1 .308
22 5 1 3 .227
23 5 3 .217
14 3 2 4 .214
22 3 4 2 .136
3 0 0 0 .000
3 0 1 0 .000
Myrtle Creek
G. Paetz. ss
Fisher, 3b
Frahm, 2b
L. Paetz, cf
Burke, If
Whaley, rf
T. Morrison, rf
Shirtcliff, lb
B. Markham, lb, ri
M. Markham, a
Hansen, c
Allen, p
G. Morrison, p
TOTALS
Roseburg
French, ss
Foote, p
Jarvis, 2b, ss
Avery, 3b, 2b
Lake, rf, cf
Coplin, If
Hatfield, If
Franks, cf
Edwards, 3b
Beamer, c
Fortune, lb
Hobbs, p
Edmonds, p, rf
TOTALS
Myrtle Creek
Roseburg
E G. Paetz 2, F
Whalev, B. Markham 2. M. Mark
ham 2. Allen. French. Hobbs. PO-
A Myrtle Creek 15-8; Rjseburg
18-7. LOB Myrtle Creek 5; Rose
burg 7. 2B French. 3B -Coplin,
Franks. HR Edmonds. SB Han
sen, Lake. SH Franks. SF Cop
lin. Pitching Record
IP H R ER BB SO
Allen (LP) 2 1-3 12 14 5 0 1
G. Morrison 3 2-3 4 7 6 6 3
Hobbs (WP) 3 1 0 0 2 4
Edmonds 2 0 0 0 1 1
Foote 1 0 0 0 0 1
HBP Edwards (by Morrison).
fourth inning. A combination ot , WP Morrison. PB Hansen. U
four walks, three hils and one Mvr-i Droscher and Lindbloom. T 2:15.
,i r-..ni. n.,.,nA 4l,n ...... I
en runs.
The big blow of the Inning was a
three-run homer by Edmonds. Ed
monds sent a sizzling line drive
over the head of the right fielder
which allowed him to circle the
bases.
Avery, Coplin and Lake were the
leading hitters for the Lockwood
Motors squad. Avery had three
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Fisher, Frahm,
Ring Record
Fight Result
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
San Juan, Puerto Rico Isaae
Logart, 148, Havana, stopped
Roger Harvey, 146, Bermuda, 6.
Could your
hillside pastures
carry up to 5 times
as many sheep?
Giances are they could... ivith sub clover seeding
and ANCHOR SUPERPHOSPHATE 20!
Dietz
Avers
Livingston
Lindbloom
Hatfield
Cocn
llargis
llmk
Scott
Pitching (league plav)
W L IP BB SO ERA
Coen 4 0 32 5 35 1 40
Livingston 2 1 20 1 3 10 21
Miller 1 0 9 5 11
Beamer 0 0 4 2-3 3 2
5.75
7 00
7.71
Dichter Defends Title
ASTORIA (AP) Ralph Dichter
opens defense of his title in the
I soundly & he Da v.. C,m i""laI ro,lnd of ,h 0reon Co,sl
:;ardlyMaTK?, "renty' dij? 1mh' SuBd' 0" hlS
Swimming Championships. 1:30 Rjver Forest
p.m., noscuiirK iiioiueipai j mil.
Co cart races. 1:30 n m. MvrtU
, r jsiai. jim-nn, apparently n s- . ,,rs- i,flr
Creek. ...wi i, h,. t, .home course here.
Go cart races, 4 p.m., Roseburg i ,ent his racket whirling at Ihe! A ,ot"1 of 3:" ',1,fr nv
Speedway. ; barkcourt canvas during Ihe 74- entered the tournament's three di
Paul Jackson Wholesale vs. Col-, minute third set. It just missed v '"""
k- v."" iniiimiu, m., ei-'the head of a hall hov and near v
YORK Riiar Close
erans Hospital Diamond,
Monday
Paul Jackson W holesale vs. Rose
burg Lumber. A p m
Hospital Diamond
League).
crashed over the canvas into the
crowd.
Later MacKay threw his rerkt
Veterans toward the sidelines, makina th
(Twilight met court judge duck. Then he-
started snarling al a ball boy. He
Roseburg W hite Sox vs Eugene I threw i hall in the bnv't direction
($44.80) got up in final strides toj Ducks, 7:30 p.m., Bethel Park, Eu-,and the lad began crying and was
lake top event at AqueducL I gene. replaced.
TROWBRIDGE
NOW GIVES
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ON SATURDAY
In Zone 1
At Rteular Pricee
The average sheep-carrying capacity of unimproved
pasture lands in Douglas County, as shown by a
recent Oregon State College study, is limited to one
ewe to every three or four acres. But the study also
indicates that these same lands, if properly handled,
could easily support five times this many sheep I
How? Through a simple improvement program
that includes sub clover seeding and phosphate
fertilization.
In one OSC test, a 14-acre plot was seeded wilh
sub clover and fertilized with 60 lbs. of phosphate
and 30 lbs. of sulphur. The result was a vigorous
winter and spring growth 'of sub clover which
produced enough forage to support 92 ewes and
82 lambs well over 4 times the number of ewes
and lambs that were carried by an unimproved
control plot of the same size.
Douglas County soil and climate helped make)
these outstanding test results possible. The chances
are excellent therefore, that your pasture lands, if
improved with a similar program of sub clover
seeding and phosphate fertilization, could deliver
extra profits from sheep.
J Anchor Single Superphosphate 20 is ideal for
pasture fertilization. With soil tests on unimproved
Douglas County pasture showing a need for both
phosphate and sulphur, the 400 lbs. of available phos
phoric acid and 240 lbs. of combined sulphur in
every ton of Anchor Single Super give you maximum
plant food value for your fertilizer investment.
Ask your Douglas County agent about the
advantages of seeding and fertilizing your hillside
pasture. Then, drop in on your nearby fertilizer
dealer and order...
ANCH0R
PELLETED SUPERPHOSPHATE 20
Frvduerd bv Staufter Chemical Company, San Francisco
Dirtrihvtfd by Wilson & Geo. Meyer & Co., San Francisco Portland
Reported by Wavne D. Mosher. Douglis County Aent, in Ihe Orrgon Farmer. Feb. 19, 1959:
"Fertilizers Do Vi ondcrs for Douglas County Sheep Pastures. " '