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Newspaper Page Text0 Thuri., Dec. 15, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 : v . I HANDY A basketball player with six arms? Or perhaps an Orientol .idol? Neither. It's Penn State's Jake Trueblood and two other players all trying to reach an unreachable ball -during gams between Penn State and Duke in Charlotte, N. C. Duke won 69-46. Bowling Bucks Blast Warrior Club By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Portland Buckaroos aro blooming like the roses for which Uie city is lamous. The junior member of the West ern Hockey League blasted its way to its seventh straight vic tory Wednesday night by whipping the Winnipeg Warriors, 6-3. ine win put me uucnaroos three points ahead of Edmonton and Seattle which are tied for fourth place with 24 points and only four behind second-place Vancouver. Both Edmonton and Seattle missed chances to move out of the tie in Wednesday night's ac tion when they suffered defeats. Victoria blanked the slumping Flyers 4-2 in Edmonton while Seattle was defeated 3-1 in Spo kane. The loss left Winnipeg all alone in last place as the Cougars moved up a notch with their win. WaterfovI Hunt Success Varied Says Commission By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Waterfowl hunting ranged from fair to good in Oregon this week depending on the region, the Ore gon State Game Commission re ports. Opportunities are still open in some areas for deer hunters to make a kill, the commission said. The report by areas: NORTHWEST: Waterfowl hunt ing has improved somewhat in Sauvie Island game management area. An estimated 270,000 birds are there. Hockey Results TOWN LEAGUE W L Pti, I 34 14 44 32 16 45 1 32 It 43 26 23 35 34 34 32 18 30 24 IS 33 18 11 37 13 Results: DouqIss Co. Bank J. T 1 K Mo- Douglas Co. State Bank Wiley Lefties Ken Bailey ins. Harris Plumbing Myrtle Creekers Umpqua Ini. Co. -Miller tV Dlmmtck Cont. T K Mobil bil 0; Wiley Lefties 2, Myrtle Creekers If Miller & Dlmmlek 2, Harris Plumbing If Ken Bailey Ini. 2. umpqua ins. i. High Series: Ted Buettner 171-12-178 S9B, Myrtle Creekers. HiQh Game: Bueltner 242. Other High Scores: Jerry Coen iU, Fred Aamot 311, Gus 5pakouiky 205-200, Hoke Jensen 203. Parity Dllworth 203. Herb Leon nig 203. Murl Young 201, Dick Hansell 200, Ron Noel 200. Coast School Quits League ASTORIA. Ore. (API Warren- ton High School is withdrawing trom football competition in the Cowapa League and will compete as an independent next season. The Warrenton School Board ap proved the withdrawal proposal, submitted by Richard B. Knotts. Warrenton superintendent of schools, and Darrell Greenlee, athletic director. With an enrollment of 175, Warrenton is only just above the line dividing class A-2 and B schools. Cowapa League football victor ies have been few and far be tween for the Warriors for several years. Last season, they failed to win a garnet Knotts said the team has been consistently out manned and has suffered too many injuries, par ticularly against such larger league teams as Seaside and Es- tacada.- Travel costs, Knotts said, are too great in a league which sprawls irom Neannanme 10 cs tacada and Hood River, Warrenton intends to continue playing basketball in the league, "as long as they'll have us," Knotts said. Greenlee is trying to schedule football games for next season with smaller A-2 schools and nearby B teams. JUNIORS LEAGUE W L 32 1ft M 19 72 2a 19 29 Team 3 ' Kent Radio t TV Team 4 ' Team 2 Team 5 Team I Results: Kent Radio & TV 4, Team Six 0: Team Three 4, Team Two 0; Team Four 4. Team Five 0. Hign Series: Bob Taylor 120-141-153 41, Team Two. High Game: Mike Pollard 163, Team Three. Other High Scores: Ron Rutter 134, Mike Snyder 160, Alan book ijy, boroon smim ija, Bruce KramB 133. , CITV LEA-5UE First National Bank Shorts Insurance Sun Studs Bobs Trophy sales West Side Pharmacy Roselta Lodga J. C. Sporting Goods Barcus Dodge W L Pis. 32 16 4H) 21 20 31 Ji'i il'.i 35Vi 23 25 34 25 23 32 24 24 32 ll't 'i 23 IS 33 U. S. PLYWOOO LEAGUE EVANS Bicycles AMERICAN MADE FULLY GUARANTEED LOW CREDIT TERMS Beckwith Cycle Co. SALES & SERVICE 30 years experience 2928 W. Harvard ORchard 3-8120 Mlsflis Alley Cats Four Roses Ply Boys Big Five Starlighters Veneer Fireballs W L 37 15 32 20 26 26 25 27 25 27 22 30 22 30 19 33 bkcuIIc Roselta Lodoe 2. First National Bank I; West Side Pharmacy 2. Barcus Dodge 1; Sun Studs 2, Shorts insurance , Bobs Trophy Sales 2, J. C. sporting Goods 1. High Series: P. Ryan 119-212-207601. First National Bank. High Game: T. Buelner 315, Shorts In surance. G. Huaolnt 21S. Sun Studs. Other High Scores: H. Peterson 203, H. Kice 2U0. J. Bauer iu, . uonr uu. PINDUSTER LEAGUE W L Pis. Wiesfleld's 37' 32'i 37', Clark's Studio 33' 26's 33W Ginder's Signal 31 29 31 Food Mart 30 30 30 Bob's Trophy Sales 29'1i 30' 29' Ken's Cleaners . 21 32 21 Umpqua Dairy 26' 33' 261 Peter Pan Beauty 24 32 24 Results: C ark's Studio 1, Ken's Dry Cleaners 3; Bob's Trophy Sales 0, wiesfleld's Food Mart 4. Peter Pan Beauty 0; Ginder's Signal 1, Umpqua Dairy 3. H oh ser es: Bettv Davidson lro-isyiw 515. Food Mart. High Game: Imogen Piper 216, Bob's Troohv Sales. other High scores: Irene uoty ivi, wary Han 193,. National Hockey League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday's Results Chicago 4, New York 0 Thursday's Schedule Toronto at Montreal New York at Detroit Friday's Schedule No games Western Hockey Leagut Spokane 3, Seattle 1 Portland 6, Winnipeg 3 Edmonton 4, Victoria 2 Deer hunters will have their last chance Dec. 17 and 18 to fill their general season tag. Two areas of chronic deer damage complaints are the Eola hills and the Dallas area. Deer hunting pressure has been light in Bald mountain area east of Gaston, in hills southwest of Banks, in hills east of highway from Forest Grove to Glenwood and in the area north of North Plains. CENTRAL: Ducks are using Klamath shooting grounds in Webfoois Have Speed Bul lions Have Depth Results: Mlsllls 1. Veneer 1: B!g Five 2. Starllgnlers 2 Fireballs 4, Alley Cats 0: Four Roses 3, Ply Boys 1. High series: Joe Gray 191-211-191-603, Star lighters. High Game: Joe Gray 221. Other High Scores: Clay Aldrlch 214, Ed pmsiey jzo. KOFPEE KLUTCHERS LEAGUE W L Pis, 45 15 45 The Elbow Room Dude's Gun Shop South Stephens Market Walt's Gas av Oil McKay Motors Rlckelt's Music Roseburg Lumber Roseburg Lanes VA AMERICAN LEAGUE Athletics White Sox Yankees Tigers' Red Sox Indians Senators Orioles 37 23 37 36' 23' 361 34' 35Vi 34' 33 27 33 31' 24' 24 36 34 19 41 W L 37 IS 33 19 30 22 21 24 23 39 22' 29' 111 33V, 16 36 Flora Waechter 191, Connie Muggerud 113, Jessie uage iu. ROCK ROLL LEAGUE W L Pis. Patterson s Breads Curtis Brothers Furniture Montgomery Ward pal Motors Service Masters Harvard Ave. Drug Dougles County Statt Bank Ninety-Nine Hers Results: Service Masters 4, Montgomery Ward 0; Nlney-Nlne Hers 4, Harvard Avenue Drug 0; Curtis Brothers 4, Patterson's Breads Or Pal Motors 4, Douglas County State Bank 0. High Series: Bobble Fisher 147.161.153 467, Ninety-Nine Hers. High Game: JoAnn Ogborn 170, Service Masters. Other High Scores: Agnes McClendon 166, Helen Carnes 166, Marie Trotter 161, Beuleh Lyon 160, Eileen Slmpsonp.160. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Oregon! will have the edge in speed tut Penn State will have more depth when the two football teams meet in the second annual Liberty Bowl Saturday in Philadelphia Stadium. Oregon is led by quarterback Dave Grosz, a 200-pound senior from Kent, Wash., who gained 1,140 yards this year in 10 games 910 bv nassine and 230 on the ground. Flanking him as h a 1 f- backs are speea mercnants Cleve land Jones, who stands 5-3 and weighs only 148, and Dave Gray son. Penn Stale Coach Rip Engle said Oregon will show the Nittany Lions "more soeed than we faced all vear." He singled out Grosz as a player "who does everything well." Coach Lcn Casanova of Oregon sized up the Nittany Lions as a "cood. big. rugged, strong team." 26' 3i' He said Penn State quarterbacks 5 51'" Galen Hall and Dick Hoak, who are used about equally, were "Drettv even" in ability and gave the Nittany Lions a 1-2 punch. He also cited as exceptional nauuaen Jim Kerr. Engle has two 11-man units which he uses interchangeably. Hall heads the first unit and Hoak the Rpcnnd. 1 Hoak is the team's total offense good number. Sprague river is fair for geese. Upper Klamath j and other areas are frozen over. Deer hunters still holding Wasco Dcrmlts and a general deer tag have one weekend of hunting comma in White River area be tween state highway 216 and White River, and below the deer fence. A fair number of deer are I below the fence. Deer hunting in ! alfalfa area was excellent last week. NORTHEAST: Elk hunting in Shaw Mountain permit area was fair last weekend. Goose shooting should be fair to good over de- j coys in the fields. SOUTHEAST: Nearly all open water now frozen over. Duck hunting prospects along Snake River and Malheur River fair to good. Starting Thursday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ond 4:30 to 9 p.m. daily in the De partment Stare! leader with 680 yards 396 on 25 complete passes ot 4b auemptea and 284 by rushing. Hall passed for 448 yards (39 of 89) and gained 103 on the ground in State's nine games. Hoak and Hall each tnrew five touchdown passes. Casanova said he planned to work out in Philadelphia Stadium again inursaay. Casanova said it would be a light workout such as the one Ore gon held Wednesday after arriv ing here. He said he hoped that the fact his players hadn't worked out in pads since last Saturday would make them "a lime more eager for contact" Saturday. Penn State also worked out on frozen Beaver Field in Univorsity Park, Pa. The Nittany Lions, will arrive here Thursday night. Penn State will go into the Lib erty Bowl with a 6 3 mark. Oregon IS 7-2-1. College Scores RACING MIAMI Harvest Moon ($26.30) 30 lengths off the pace in the back stretch, won the Florida Endur ance Handicap at Tropical Park bv 2Vj lengths. ALBANY, Calif. Royal Lineage (11.40) romDed to a 7Vi leneth decision in the best race at Golden Gate Fields. Wednesday's College Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Navy 72. Gettysburg 53 Army 102, Baltimore u, at LaSalle 79, Bucknell 69 Holy Cross 83, Boston U. 51 Yale 82, Conn. Wesleyan 57 Rhode Island 77, Maine 72 Temple 69, Lafayette 50 Villanova 92, Fordham 54 Penn 92, Swarthmore 41 Cornell 97, Rochester 81 SOUTH Maryland 78, Georgetown (DC), 6' . . . Wake Forest 68, nt state oi Flnriria 74 Florida St. 67 William k Mary 61, Geo. Wash. 57 MIDWEST nrarllftv t5. Nevada 59 Chicago Loyola 68, Missouri 62 j Dayton 84, Miami (Ohio) 69 Colorado 89, New Mexico St. 87 2 ot Toledo 96, Western Mien. 66 Michigan 68, Idaho 57 DePaul 62, Bowling Green 60 Ohio U. 71, Marshall 53 FAR WEST Providence S4, San Francisco 47 ot Seattle 74. Hawaii 53 Fresno St. 77, Arizona St. V. 76 San Jose St. 46, itiano si. 41 Imported CANDIES In gift tins. Reg. 1.29 99c Drug Dept. 27 33 30 30 30 31 19 27 33 27 7Vh 33' 26Vi 25V 2i 25Vi 25 35 55 Results: Rosebura Lanes 1. Th Etbow Room 3; South Stephens MM. 2. McKay Motors 2; Walt'i Gas & OH Rfcken's Mil sic 0; Roieburg Lumber Duda's Gun High Serleit Lorralnt Smith .70-1W-190 5i The Elbow Room. High Game: Lorralnt Smith 1. Other High Scores: Jo Pyron 1M. Irene Dot 179, Leafa Wetzel. 171, Phyllis Wolf 179, Dot JacMtn 111. Opal Phillips 175, Ethel Kramb ISA. Ethel Obrlst 177, Dot Mason 173, Maxine . Carl 173. HITS t MRS. LEAGUE W L Ltndseys Hobby House 37V 18V4 Harris Cafe 32 24 Modern House ot Ciapels 32 71 Roseburg Jewelers 30 26 Bob's Trophy 2BV1 37V Hufham Signs , 28 21 j. R. McAllister Conslr. . 27 Stubb's Richfield - 24 32 Boone's Vending 24 32 Winston TV 17 79 Results: Ltndseys Hobby House 3, Huf ham Signs 1; Harris Cale 1, Winston T V3; Modern House of Carpets 4, Stubb's Rich field 0; Bob's Trophy 3, I. R. McAllister Construction li Boone's Vending 3 Rose bura Jewelers t. High Series: Dot JacUIn 156-194-167-517, Llndievs Hobbv House. High Game: Imogen Piper 216, Rose burg Jewelers. Other High Scores: June Boone 176, Doris McWillfami 176, Jean Wheatley 171, Jerry Ohman 169. Mara a ret Cornutt 168, Mary Swopes 168. Leafa Wetiell 168, Doris Wads- worth i6i, Boooie uum iw. Results: Indians 3, Senators 1; Athletics A, Tigers 0; White Sox 4j Red Sox Oi Yankees 4, orioies u . Hloh Series: Men: Red Dover 608, Athtet- Ics; Women: Yo Yo DeChlara 452, Yankees. High Game: Men: Red Dover 233; Wom en: Becky Burnhem 178, Tigers. nihai- H an scores: winiam r roarer wo, Glen Langdale 185, Don Porter 172, Ya Yo Decmaria in, WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUC W L Pts. Miller's Department Store 35 25 35 Bob Smith's Flying A 35 25 35 Roy O. Young fc Son 33 27 33 Berghs Appliance 31 29 31 Falrhaven Cleaners 29 31 29 Samco 28' 311 28' Ellison's U-Drlvt 28'- 31' 28', Lunch Bowl 20 40 20 Results: Miller's Department Store, 3, Lunch Bowl 1; Roy O. Young & Son 3, Bob. & Prnkt 1i Falrhaven Cleaners 3, Bergh's Appliance If Ellison's U-Drlvt. 2V, Samco High Series: Efhel Kramb 188-204-161560, Miller's Department tore. High Game: Sally Moreno 206. Roy O. Young & Son. Other High Scores: Lou Yundt 118, Lor raine Russell 188, Dot Mason 189 Maxine Carl 191. UMPQUA WOMAN'S LEAGUE W L PIS. Lowell's 38 22 38 Hill Top Motors 36 24 36 Treasure Tones 35 35 35 Patterson's Bakery 29 31 29 Church's Drugs 27 33 27 Mountain View Dairy 26 34 26 Byrd's Market 25 35 The Friendly , 34 J " Results: Hill Top Motors 4, Byrd's Market 0j Patterson's Bakery 2, Mountain View Dairy 7; Lowell's 3. The Friendly I) Treasure Tmih 1. rhnrrh't Druo 1. High Serifs: VI Goodman 143-208-155506. Treasure tones. High Game: VI Goodman 70S. Other High Scores: Margaret Jamison 195, THESE LOW PRICES WILL PRE-INVEMT0RY SALE ENDS SAL, 12:00 FREE CHRISTMAS DISPLAY Cut-Out Paste-On Full-Color PATTERN Lift liit Santa Clous, Choir Boys, Angtlt. Others To Choost From $1.00 VALUE with purchast of' 1 Sheet '4M PLYWOOD $720 (Interior) $2.70 Silt Y-GROOVE Pre-Finished Hard board V" x 4'x 8' Reg. $5.48 $440: Shf. 3 FIBERGLASS INSULATION 3 IN. 71c I 2 IN Lt REG. 10c SQ. FT REG. 8c SQ. FT. sq. ft. Weslock Bathroom Lock Sets $394S ... 2.1 5 Plas. Drawer & Door Pulls 3 Ifr Coth ond Carry . . . 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Reg. 1.98 1.39 Fashion Balcony IMPORTANT NOTICE Mark's entire Shopping Center will CLOSE ot 5 P.M. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 21 so that all our employees may attend Mark's Annual Christ mas Dinner and Porty. Prices flood thru Fri. only. Hurrf! Maw DEPT STORE .0 & 0