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NEW MEMBERS The American League granted membership to a group headed by
singer Gene Aut.-y and formed Stanford footballer Bob Reynolds in St. Louis, Mo. at the
annual major league meeting. They were granted permission to operate a club in Los
Angeles in 1961. At left. President of the American League Joe Cronin congratulates
Autry (right). Next to Cronin is Reynolds, and next to Autry is Paul O'Bryan, o Washing
ton, D. C. attorney.
Lisfon Called For Session
Before Senatorial Probers
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate
boxing investigators today refused
to name a former world champion
who has been subpoenaed to tes
tify. They said they feared ad
vance exposure might place him
in danger.
Will Appear Monday
The unidentified ex-champ has
been ordered to appear on Mon
day before the Senate subcommit
tee that hopes to rid the sport of
racketeers. Also on the Monday
witness list is heavyweight con
tender Charles Sonny Listen.
Liston, rated the No. 1 challeng
er for Floyd Patterson's title, is
handled under cover by hoodlums
and yields a share of his purses
to them, the subcommitee was
told Friday.
Complete Secrecy
John G. Bonomi, a fight-probing
assistant New York . district at
torney who is directing the Senate
investigation, masked the identity
of the former champion who faces
MAZ MISSES A BIRDIE
SHAWNEE - ON - DELAWARE,
Pa. (AP) Pittsburgh World Ser
ies hero Bill Mazeroski hit the 18th
green with his 200-yard tee shot but
his 40-foot putt for a birdie two
was one-inch short of . the cup.
"I'll get the hang of this game
yet," said the Pirates' 24-year-old
second baseman. He had played
golf only five times in his life all
this year.
Maz -shot a 49 on the front side
at Shawnee Inn's course, skipped
five holes then parred three of the
last four holes.
ACES INTO WIND
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) A
40-mile an hour wind was blowing
in her face.
The flag had been blown down
by the wind so she didn't know the
location of the cup.
But Mrs. Marge Pilch smacked
the ball across a corner of a lake
on the 18th hole of Cheyenne muni
cipal golf course.
She made a hole-in-one.
BATBOY BECOMES CAPTAIN
HANOVER, N. H. (AP) Jerry
Foote, 21, a former batboy for the
Kansas City Athletics, will captain
Dartmouth's baseball team next
spring. He replaces Dan Cilo of
New Brunswick, N. J., who has
left college.
Men's ond Women's
3.95 Value
RAINCOAT
99c
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' With 8 tali. Flying A
Gasoline at
ANY LOCAL
Flying A Station
questioning. He wouldn't say when
the fighter reigned nor over which
division.
Lt. Joseph Kuda of the St. Louis
police force said Friday he had
evidence that imprisoned mobster
Frankie Carbo was marked in for
52 per cent of the manager's cut of
Liston's fight purses. The balance
of that cut, Kuda said, was divided
in 12 per cent shares among
Frank (Blinky) Palermo, Philadel
phia racket figure; John J. Vitale,
St. Louis ex-convict, and two oth
ers whose names he could not
pin down.
Vital Refuses to Answer
Vitale refused to answer ques
tions, pleading the Fifth Amend
ment against possible self-incrimination.
Frank Mitchell, publisher
of a St. Louis weekly, used the
same grounds for declining to re
ply when Bonomi asked if he had
acted as a front for Vitale while
listed as Liston's manager before
1958.
Joseph (Pep) Barone of Allen-
town, Pa., is now registered as
manager of Liston. Barone has
never been subpoenaed but is hos
pitalized for what was described
as a severe slate ot mental anxiety.
Liston. the 27-vear-old challeng
er, has served time for hold-ups
and assaulting a policeman in St
Louis. In the ring, ho has lost
only one bout and knocked out
20 or his 30 opponents.
James D. Norris. the top fight
promoter of the 1950s, told the
subcommittee Carbo was helpful
in dealings with former middle
weight champion Jake LaMotta,
and the managers of ex-middleweight
champion Carmen Basilio,
ex-welterweight champion Tony
De Marco and ex-featherweight
cnamp wiuie rep.
Carbo is serving a two-vear sen
tence for undercover'matchmaking
ana managing.
Norris Unwilling Host
Subcommittee Chairman Estes
Kefauver, D-Tenn.. said Norris
pictured himself as an irately un
willing bost to Carbo when the
reputed underworld boxing czar
cauea at morns Florida home
while hiding from nolice. -
Norris. who controlled the now
disbanded International Boxing
Club, recomends that Congress act
to save prizefighting. Hoodlums
must be driven out if boxing is
to survive, he said.
Prep Scores
Oregon High School Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Scappoose 63, Roosevelt (Port
land) 50
Myrtle Point 61, Myrtle Creek
33
N'estucca (Cloverdale) 50, Taft
39
Lebanon 54, Newport 35
La Grande 55, Baker 51
North Salem 67, South Eugene
53
Mac Hi (Milton-Freewater) 41,
Hermiston 32
Central Catholic 56, Madison 55
(both Portland)
Sandy 50, Benson (Portland) 49
Knappa 53, Clatskanie 50
Wilson (Portland) 50, Milwau-
kie 43
Vernonia 52, Yamhill-Carlton 44
Echo 64, Arlington 50
Woodburn 65, Ncahkahnie 51
Hood River 52, Banks 35
McKenzie 55, Elkton 46
Serra (Salem) 57, North Catho
lic (Portland) 30
Redmond 44, Reynolds (Trout
dale) 36
Beaverton 73, North Eugene 68
Mt. Angel 60, Silverton 41
Dufur 45, Cascade Locks 35
Tillamook Catholic 56, Gaston
47
Jesuit (Beaverton) 42, Lincoln
(Portland) 28
Marshall 64, David Douglas 56
(both Portland)
Molalla 44, Canby 43
Seaside 46, North Marlon (Au
rora) 31
Shasta, Calif., 54, Ashland 34
Bend 60, Parkrose 40
Wy'East 48, The Dalles 45
Creswell 56, Riddle 52
Harrisburg 53, Westfir 31
Lowell 49. Toledo 47
Monroe 51, Mohawk (Marcola)
13
Pleasant Hill 62, Waldport 52
Willamette 43, St. Francis 28
(both Eugene)
Medford 77, Marshfield 60
Cascade Union (Turner) 41, Wil
lamina 35 .
Estacada 52, Scio 33
Bandon 42, St. Mary's (Med
ford) 41
Grant (Portland) 56, Grcsham
35
Mapleton 46, Gold Beach 38
,'Junset (Beaverton) 58, Fort
Vancouver, Wash., 52
Crater (Central Point) 66, Jef
ferson, Ore., 49
Falls City 34, St. Boniface (Sub
limity) 32
Heppner 54, Burns 53
Phoenix 49, Brookings 37
Klamath Falls 62, Springfield 40
North Bend 63, Grants Pass 53
Illinois Valley (Cave Junction)
65, Butte Falls 42
Glendale 70, Pacific (Langlois)
49
I Henlev 51. Chiloauin 42
Rogue River 55, Crater (Central
Point) JVs 49
Sports In Brief
BASEBALL
NEW YORK Cil McDougald,
veteran Yankee infielder, an
nounced retirement.
FOOTBALL
MILWAUKEE - Marquette
dropped football and track for fi
nancial reasons.
DETROIT George Wilson re
ceived a new two-year contract
to coach Lions in NFL.
GOLF
MIAMI, Fla. Bob Goalby shot
his second straight 4-under-par 67
for a 36-hole total of 134 and a
one-stroke lead In the $30,000 Coral
Gables Open.
RACING
BALTIMORE Hy Nat (524)
outclassed seven other 2 year-olds
in winning the feature at Pirn
lico. M I A M I, Fla. Carrolllon
($6.50) outfinished Best Br. her
in the top event at Tropical t ark.
ALBANY, Calif. Red Rocky
($5.20) stepped six furlongs in
1:10 1-5 for a 1W length victory in
Golden Gate Fields' best race.
Bowling
SPORTSMAN'S LIAOUI
W L PH
Winston Chain Saw 29 13 37i
Statt Police 15 17 37
Southern Oregon Battiry 23 . 19 30
City Police 21 21 27
Dales Cafe 20 22 27
Plywood Service lf" 22 25',-
Cyclo Massage 17' I 24'. 23
Pacific Plywood .2 30 17
Results: Winston Chain Saw 3 Plywood
Service 0; Dales Cate 3, Southern Oregon
Battery 0; Pacific Plywood 2. State Police It
City Police 3 Cyclo Manage 0.
High series: Lev Stadlg 115-210-171573,
Pacific Plywood.
High game; Tom McWIIIIams 223. Winston
Chain Saw.
Other high scores: Ed Davit 213. Lee
Stadig 210. R. Loomis 207, Andy Sthliak 204.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUI
W L Pts.
Bru ton's Shoe Service 30 it 40
Cardinal Tire 25 23 31
Elks 21 20 37
Toier's Sheet Metal 24 22 34
Jovln Brake Supply 23 25 30
Bloom's Chevron Station 23 25 29
Howards Hardware 21 27 27
Roteburg Motors H 32 19
Rssults: Tozer's Sheet Melal 1, Jovln Brake,
Supply 1 Elks 2, Howards Hardware 1;'
Roseburg Motors 2, Bruton'a Shoe Service
lj Cardinal Tires 2, Bloom's Chevron Station
1.
High sarles: OrvlHe Blakl 111-324-145-572,
Bruton's Shoe Service.
High game: Orvilit Blake 22, Bruton's
Shoe Service.
Other high scores: Ted Buettner 215. Arlo
Jacklin 203, Ron Noel 203.
COMMERCIAL LIAOUI
W L PIS.
Millers Flying A 31 11 41
Southern Oregon Construction 30 12 41
Chrystalllfe Tile 24' 17' 33'
Umpque Lions 72.i 19',j 30Vi
McAllister Construction 20 22 25
Douglas Point 20 22 24
Knights Of Columbu 1 24 22
Lumber Sales 4 38 4
Results: Southern Oregon Const ret Ion 4,
Lumber Sales 0; Millers Plying A 3, McAl
lister Construction 1;Umpqua Lions 4, Doug
A MESSAGE FROM SANTA CLAUS
KEEP YOUR EYES
ON THE SKIES!
Mark's Bonus
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Will will dw on Roeebur- ana vicinity Monday, TyesJe
and Wednesday, weather ermirringt It's us like Hne"ina
eitre mene- Chriitmi( ler card hat a ele ... end
some cords or. lack numbers od for titra rolut . . . U
TO $1001 Garner up all the onus ChrUtmos Cards ytu can.
Check the numbers with Hit II now netted at Mark's Dear.
Store.
Tkeia ionui Ckriitmei Cards are alee available at Mark's
Sueir Market. Be sure t aet your card. This Is Merk'l wey
ef helping, you enjoy a keppier, brighter Christmas.
SHOPPING CENTER
las Paint 0; Chrystallite Tile S. Knights of
Columbus 1. '
High series: Sanders 223144-177 544,
Knights or coiumbus.
Hiqh game: Sanders 223.
Other high scores: Leffler 200, Colter 211.
CAPITOL LEAOUI
W
n
Pti.
37
Amann's Flying A
Gene's Union
Frank end Bob's Flying A
Timber Koom iv zo z
Umpco '. 22V' 26' 1
Douglas Cutlers 20 25 24
Pape Cat 19ij 25',i 25tfc
Melrose Dairy II 27 23
Results: Frank and Bob's Flying A 3, Mel
rose Dairy 0; Gene's Union 2, Douglas Cut
ters 1; Timber Room 3, Pape Cat 0; Amann'i
Flying A I'.a. Umpco ft.
Hign series: Cleo Elliott 211-141-112554,
Amann's Flying A.
High game: Frank Carl Jr. 311 , Frank
nd Bob's Flying A. Cleo Elliott 211.
LADIES MAJOR CLASSIC LIAOUI
Fair haven Beauty 5a ton 34 II
Roy & Ren's Insurance 29 23
Wagon Wheal 21 24
Ken Bailey Insurance 24 24
Style Shop 23 39
Winston Drugs 14 34
Results: Ken Bailey Insurance 4, Style)
Shop 0; Falrhaven Beauly Salon 4, Roy 1
Rens 0; Wagon Wheel 4, Winston Drugs 0.
High series: Sally Moreno 223-174-151550,
Fairhaven Beauty Salon.
High game; Sally Moreno 223.
Other hlg scores: Sylv'a Anderson 1H,
Ethel Kramb 193. Barbara Lane 119, Flo
Ann McDonald 112.
CRAZY IIOHT LEAGUI
W L
Flegel Transfer 33 19
LaVere's Beauty Shop 31 31
Luverne'S 37'. 24',)
Red Diamond Fuel 24 24
Sayre Volkswagen 23 27
Umpqu Lions 25 27
Ed's Laundry 20'. 3IVj
Anderson Market 20 32
Results: Anderson Market 1 Ed's Laundry
3; La Vera 's Beauty Shop 3, Umpqu a Lions 1;
Red Diamond Fuel 2, Sayre Volkswagen 2;
Luvernes 1, Flegel Transfer 3.
High series: Eileen Hilbart 15MI7-142 500
Sayre Volkswagen.
High game: Eileen Hllbert 117.
Other hioh scores: Pat Coats 174, Sharon
Gregory 179, Pat Buchko 111 Helen Carier
171.
MERCHANTS LEAOUI
Todd Building No.
Melrose Store
La I hem Wholesale
Veterans Hospital
Special! red Parts
Roseburg Neon
Moose Lodge
Todd Building No. 1
L
II
19
Results: Melrose Store 1. Todd Bultdlna
No. 1 0; Latham Wholesale 2, Todd Building
No. 2 lr Veterans Hospital 2, Specialized
Parts 1j Moose Lodge 3, Roseburg Neon 1.
High series: Ed Rteca I49-217-I4e 532,
Melrose store.
High game: Ed Reert 117.
CASCADI LIAOUI
W L Ptl.
33' i 14' 44' t
32' IS'.i 44-1
29 19 35
21 71 33
19 29 21
TO 71 25
Kent Cleaners
Roteburg Lions Club
Garden Valley Market
Marks Incorporated
Idle Hour Tavern
Peterton-Ouii Motors
MCKeys Market 19 27 35
Montgomery Ward It 33 15
Results: PHefson-Dull Motors 3, McKays
Market Garden Valley Market 3. Merks
Incorporated 0; Kens Cleaners 2, Idle Hour
Tevem ii Roseburg Lions Ciuo 2, Montgom
ery Ward 1.
Hign series: O. Isaac sen 241 74-21 f 9,
Kens Cleaner.
MWi game: D. Isaacson 244, Kens Cieener
Other hign scores: E. Davit 27. O. Hufh
fins 223, A, Koch 235, K. Rot 3D.
Mart 1; City Cleaners 0, Gllley's Trailer
supply 3; Perma-Kooring t. wair-s lowing z.
High series: Harry Taylor 204-174-202582,
riaiterscnieo insurance. ,
High game: Tom McWIIIIams 313, Gllley1
Trailer Supply; Morry Burkhsrt 213, Gllley's
Trailer supply.
Olher high scares: Glenn Land Is 200, War
ren N icicle son 202, John Charceilor 203, Perry
Barlow 211.
ROLLINS PIN LIAOUI
Merk's School of Baton 31 21
Roseburg Bowl 31 21
Pepsi Cola 31 21
Melrose Dairy 29 23
Keystone Machine 29 23
McKay Drugs 22 30
Sew Shop 21 31
American Linen 14 31
Results: Merk's School of Baton 4, McKay
Drugs 0; Pepsi Cola 1, Roseburg Bowl 3;
Keystone Machlna 3. Sew Shop 2; American
Linen 2, Melrose Dairy 2.
High series: Ethel Kramb 1171 90-1 7 1541,
Melrose Dairy.
High game: Lorraine Smith 202, Keystone
Machine.
Other high scores: Dot Mason 201, Connie
Nelson 113, Lucille Shepherd 174.
TWILIOHT LEAOUI
City Stickers
Rockets
Thunderbirds
Alley Gators
Satellites
Alley Cats
Explorers
Falcons
Three Ruffs
Dougboys
Newshounds
Lofters
Results: Rockets
Gators 3, Loners
boys 1; Satellites
2, Alley Cats 1;
W L Pts.
27 II 31
77 II 34
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23 22 32
24'i 20i 30-.4
22 33 30
22 23
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S. Cifv Slickers 0: Alley
0; Three Ruffs 2, Dough
3, Newshounds ll Falcons
Explorers 2, T. Birds 1.
TUESDAY TYRO'S LIAOUI
Winston Dairy Oueen
Latham Wholesale Dist.
Model Market
Umpque Dairy
Z's Beauty Shop
Shollmar Room
Drive-N-Save
Necchl Elna Sewing Circle
Northtlde Service
Meadow Brook Dairy
W L
U'i 17'
3 Hi 20V
31 31
21' 23'
24'-1 2i',i
24 34
25 27
Wholesale Dist. 0; Modal Market 4, Meadow
Brook Dairy Oi Z's Beauty Shop 3, Norlhude
Service 1 ; Drive-N-Sav 2, Necchl Etna
Sewing Circle 2.
High series: JoAnni Fenus 154-1 77-1 11-444,
wmsion Doiry Queen.
High game: Joyce Poykko 179, Model Mkt.
Other high scores: Marie Counts 1S7, Jarl
Barker 150, Barbara Hen.tigravi 173.
TILCO BILLII LIAOUI
Dial Tones
Yellow Paget
3 Coins
Busy Signets
Non Pubs
Wrong Numbers
Key Pulsars
DA 'I
W L
Ml 211
7 31
27' 24'.
27' 24 u
27 25
24' 27'
34 31
II 34
Results! Yellow Pao . Nan Pubs 4;
OA'S 1, Busy Signals 0; 1 Coins 1, Key
ruisers g; wroog Numbers 3, Die. Tones 4.
High series: Billie Leggstt 1 73-1 S401J 442,
Wrong Numbers.
Hign game: Lee Bare 179, Wrong Numbers.
Other nigh scores: Dorothy Coble 140, El
lien Simpson 154, Norma Hofborow 141.
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METROPOLITAN LIAOUI
TX, Poo Mart
Ptctfic 0'rwooO
W.lt'l Towng
G'H.y'1 Tr.iwr Sur
Hatt,rKMd Insurance
Lariat Room 73 7
City Claanari , U'i n t M't
Perma-Roerlne 11 )7 1,
font: Paciiw Plywood I, HattarKniao:
Inaurence ii Lariat flaorn 2. Trie Food
W L Pit.
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77 71 17
71 71 M
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EVANS
Bicyclts
AMERICAN MADE
FULLY GUARANTEED
i LOW CREDIT TERMS
Beckwith Cycle Co.
SALES 4 SERVICE
10 yean eaperlence
221 W. Herverd
ORchard I-S120
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By Jo Fischer
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jj jl) vs' srArr AT"I
"I don't know when Rancid Is going to graduate.
He says they keep flunking him so he'll stay on
the team."
Sot.. Dec. 10, 1960 The News-Review. Roseburg, Ore. V
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