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0 Second Half Comeback Vikings Of Myrtle Creek Tumbled By Illinois Valley Bunch, 56-47 A strong second half proved the downall of the Myrtle Creek Vik ings Saturday night as the Illinois Valley team picked up 38 points in the last half to win 56-47. Vikings Fight Hard The Vikings fought hard to gain a one point advantage at the end of the first period and then out scored Illinois Valley 15-8 in the second quarter. At the halftime break Myrtle Creek was out in front as the score stood at 26-18. Illinois Valley came back in the third quarter and racked up 19 points while holding the Vikings to only five points. At the end of the third quarter the caters from Illinois Valley had rolled to a 37- 31 lead. Illinois Valley contmued to pour on the coal picking up 19 points in the final stanza while llyrtle Creek was able to add 16 points to the scoreboard. The pair of 19 point quarters in the second half gave Illinois Valley the victory as the final score read 56-47 in favor of the Kogue Valley team. Burton Leads Team ' . Don Burton was high point for the game as he led the Illinois Val ley team with 21 points. A pair of Drainers in me iorm oi Terry and Don Johnson combined to give Illi nois Valley another 20 points as each boy accounted for 10 points. Dean Halverson and Larry Smith set the pace for the Vikings with Halverson scoring 13 points and Smith accounting for 12 points. fete Tapp was third m the scor ing column for Myrtle Creek with nine poults. nyrtie Creek was not during tne first half hitting .500 from the floor only to see Illinois Valley come back in the second half with a better shooting average. From the foul line both teams were dead ly as Illinois Valley hit 18 for 26 attempts while the .Vikings con nected 19 times out of 26 tries. The Vikings will be back in ac- Indian Matmen Sink North Bend Roseburg High School grapplers won eight out of 12 matches Sat urday night to down the North Bend Bulldogs, 28-14. in the In dians opening wrestling match. Two Roseburg wrestlers beat their opponents by pins. In the 98-pound class Ken Richman pin ned Glenn Berkman in 25-seconds of the initial round. Terry Sig frit, in the 106-pound class, pinned Frank Riley of North Bend in 1:06 of the first round. The Indians' Junior Varsity mat men won two team matches Sat urday evening beating the North liend Junior varsity 16-8. ROSEBURG SURPLUS SALES Monday Night Special Insulated Rubber Boots 8.88 Steel Shank, Stock No. 4044-X Regular 14.95. At this low, low price, while they last OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. MON. & FRI. Roseburg Surplus Sales Let Root. iayi, "Where your dollars have more cents." 629 S. E. CASS OPEN 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. tion Tuesday night as they travel to Glide to face the Wildcats. Jay vee action will start at 6:30 p.m. and the varsity game is scheduled tor a. BOX SCORE ILLINOIS VAL. FG FT F TP Burton 8 5 3 21 T. Johnston 4 2 5 10 D. Johnston 4 2 3 10 Baird 0 5 15 Kenneday 2 4 4 8 Versteeg 0 0 10 Hill 10 12 Totals It II II H MYRTLE CREEK Lucas 13 4 5 Smith ' ' 4 4 4 12 Shirtcliff 3 0 2 6 Cadman 10 3 2 Clarke 0 0 0 0 Bartley 0 0 0 0 Brittain 0 0 0 0 Halverson 4 5 1 13 Tapp 17 3 9 Totals U 1 T 47 Score by quarters: Illinois Valley 10 8 19 1956 Myrtle Creek 11 15 5 16-47 FOOTBALL Houston clinched the Eastern Division title and Los Angeles wrapped up the western cham pionship in the American League RACING ALBANY, Calif. Chimorro j (S24) accounted for the William Molter Memorial handicap at i Golden Gate Melds. Prep Scores Mon., Dec. 12, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Myrtle Point Bobcats Run Wild In Victory Over Hoop Squad Of Douglas High School Oregon High School Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Redmond 52, Parkrose 37 Neahkahnie 58, North Marion (Aurora) 45 Woodburn 52, Seaside 40 Star of tlio Sea (Astoria) 52, Clatskanie 47 Crater (Central Point) 54, Stay ton 48 Crater (Central Point) JVs 78, Butte Falls 50 Shasta Calif) 51, Ashland 41 Milton-Freewater 44, Hcrmiston 36 Vernonia 51, Knappa 37 Coquille 58. Newport 42 Roseburg 64. Tillamook 44 Cleveland (Portland) 70, Lake Oswego 53 Corvallis 50, Thurston (Spring field) 35 Dufur 50, Lyle (Wash) 36 Glide 55, Yoncalla 54 Pleasant Hill 58, Toledo 48 Brookings 40. Phoenix 38 Tigard 51, Washington (Port land) 39 Jefferson (Portland) 50, Mc IMinnville 46 Bend 69, Reynolds (Troutdale) 36 Oakland 54. Days Creek .31 Klamath Falls 66. Springrield 46 Tillamook Catholic. 48, Sublimi ty 45 ,., Madras 47, Prineville 40 Eagle Point 50, Prospect 40 Elinira 47, Central Linn (Hal- sev) 28 Junction City 57, Oakridge 41 Hertford 57, worth Bend 35 St Mary's (Medford) 50, Pa cific 29 The Douglas Trojans ran into the howling Bobcats from Myrtle Point Saturday night at Douglas and came out on the short end of a 77 53 score. Myrtle Point took advantace of a bad first quarter by the Trojans and jumped to a 20-6 lead at the end of the first period. Douglas roared back with 22 points in tho second quarter ana at naittime trailed by only four points as the score stood at 32 for the Bobcats and 28 for Douglas. However, me outburst was soon Pro Basketball ..National Basketball Association. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Division W L Pet. G.B. Philadelphia .... 18 8 .692 Boston 17 8 .680 14 Syracuse 11 12 .478 5W New York 6 19 .249 HVa Western Division W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis 17 7 .708 Los Angeles 12 16 .429 7 Cincinnati 12 18 .400 8 Detroit 9 14 .391 7V4 Sunday Result Syracuse 132, Philadelphia 121 Monday Schedule St. Louis at Los Angeles Tuesday Schedule Cincinnati vs. Syracuse at New York Boston at New York Detroit vs. Philadelphia at Uni versity of Maryland reversed as the Bobcats nicked up, 22 points in the third quarter and 23 points in tho final period. The Trojans had trouble during the in i rd period collecting only nine points and at the three-quarter mark trailed 54-37. Douglas racked up 16 points in the final period but still fell short of the score totaled by Myrtle Point as the Bobcats won 77-53. Tom Curry set the pace for the Bobcats accounting for 24 points. Larry Dornath followed Curry with 14 points for Myrtle Point while Phil Daniels added 12 points and Doug Harriman scored 10 points. Fox Scores 20 Points Gary Fox was the hiRli-point man for Douglas with 20 points and the lanky guard led the Trojan surge in the second quarter with eight points. Myrtle Point made a clean sweep of its invasion of the Trojan stomp ing grounds with a victory in the preliminary contest. Douglas' Trojans will host the Ashland Grizzlies in a two game series Friday and Saturday nights BOX SCORE PlutS&H PlutS&H Green Stamps Green Stampt MYRTLE POINT FG FTP TP Daniels 5 2 1 12 Harriman 4 2 4 10 Dornath 5 4 4 14 Curry 8 8 0 24 Down 16 2 8 Thomas 0 0 4 0 Mcneghte 0 0 3 0 Galloway 0 0 5 0 Noyes 2 12 5 Hester 112 3 Dayton O I t 1 Totals 26 25 28 77 DOUGLAS Anderson 2 4 3 8 Ledgcrwood 16 2 8 Dodd . 10 5 2 Peters 0 0 3 0 Fox 7 6 4 20 Dunkle 2 0 5 4 Shigley - 1 2 0 4 Hill 12 0 4 Burkhart 10 0 2 Bird 0 15 1 Totals 16 21 28 53 Score by quarters: Mvrtle Point 20 12 22 2377 Douglas 6 22 9 1653 L A. 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Then, Los Angeles will try to play spoiler twice in a row, meet ing Green Bav. while the Colts play San Francisco. Detroit meets the Chicago Bears, creating the pos sibility of a three-way tie if the Tackers lose and two of the other iht-pn win, The Bears were; eliminated by Cleveland, 42-0, with the latter re taining a half game edge for sec ond place in the Eastern Confer ence over the New York Giants. The Giants, nlaeued bv five inches of snow in Washington, beat the Redskins. 17-3. to set up a snow- down for runnerup in the East next Sunday with the Browns. The teams meet in New York, with the Winner playing the eventual sec ond place team in the West in a post-season game Jan. 7 in Mi ami's Orange Bowl. The Eastern champion Philadel phia Eagles suffered their first loss since opening day as i-ms-burgh held on for a 27-21 upset. In the American League, Hous ton clinched the Eastern cham pionship with a 31-23 triumph over Buffalo after Los Angeles bad grabbed the Western title by de feating Denver 41-33 in a Saturday game. Dallas thumped Boston 34 0 and New York edged Oakland 31 28 on Sunday's program. The Rams (3-6-1) completely nu miliated Baltimore's offensive-la den Colts, snapping Johnny Uni tas' TD-a-game streak at 47 while handing the reeling champs their third straight setnacK. Bait more, failing to score a touchdown for the first time since a 1956 loss fo Detroit, took a 3-0 lead in the first quarter on Steve Myhra i nine-yard neia goal, u stood up until Wade electrified the crowd of 75,161 in Los Angeles' Memorial Coliseum. DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TIL YOU SEE FLEGEL Phone ORchard 3-4436 FOR ' Household Moving Storage HEAVY HAULING WAREHOUSE FLEGEL Transfer & Storage Co: .... y Roseburg, Oregon At Flcgel, Owner Letter Coy, Foreman Agent BEKINS VAN UNES TOM AND JERRY SET 4 Mugs, 1 bowl. 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