Wed., Jan 11, 1961 The Newi-Review. Roseburg, Ore.
Roseburg
YMCA UMPOUA VALLEY
- LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
K & S Cut Stock 2 0 1.000
Roseburg Lumber 2 0 1.000
Faith Lutheran 1 1 .500 1
Jackson Wholesale 1 1 .500 1
Hanna Nickel 1 1 .500 1
Christian Church 1 1 .500 1
Round Prairie 0 2 .000 2
Nazarene Church 0 2 .000 2
Tuesday results: Hanna Nickel
44, Christian Church 27; K & S
Cut Stock 38, Jackson Wholesale
31; Roseburg Lumber 84, Round
Prairie Lumber 24; Faith Lutheran
39, Nazarene Church 36.
K & S Cut Stock and the Rose
burg Lumber team continued to
set the pace in the YMCA Umpqua
Valley League race as they won
second round victories Tuesday
night.
K & S Cut Stock Wins
Roseburg Lumber won the most
lopsided victory o the evening at
Myrtle Creek as the Roseburg
Lumber squad routed the Round
Prairie Lumber team 84-24. K & S
Cut stock opened the action at the
Benson Grade School gym with a
38-31 victory over Jackson Wholesale.
PLAYERS' CHOICE Norm Van Brocklin poses proudly
with, the Jim Thorpe Memorial Trophy. In a poll con
ducted by Newspaper Enterprise Association, opposing
players gave the Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback the
game's most important award as its outstanding player.
College
College Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EAST
St. Bonaventlire 103, Gannon 71
Bucknell 71, Penn State 67
LaSalle 77. Lchieh 62
Boston College 79, Holy Cross 78
Boston Univ. 77, Connecticut 73
St. Francis (NY) 82, Brooklyn
College 64
MIT 68, Union (NY) 67
SOUTH
North Carolina 83, Wake Forest
74
Mississippi State 80, Alabama 63
Mike Covin Fires 195
To Top Junior Nimrods
Mike Cavin fired a 195 to lead
the list for the Junior Rifle Club
Tuesday night as the club held its
weekly firing at the Rod and Gun
Club at Winchester.
Firing from the prone and sit
ting positions Cavin led the other
junior riflemen as he rolled to his
top score with three boys firing 190
to tie for second place. Galen Car
ter, Bob Turpin and Gordon Jones
tied for the runner-up spot behind
Cavin.
Fifth place found Rick Watkins,
Howard Hamilton and Lynn De
bolt tied with identical 184 scores.
Jeff Flury placed eighth firing a
183 while Donna Debolt and Bill
Crenshaw each collected a score
of 181 to tie for the ninth position.
The Roseburg Junior Rifle Club
fires everv Tuesday night at the
Rod and Gun Club.
FOUR BIG RACES ON TV
NEW YORK (AP) - Sports Net
work will televise the four $100,
000 thoroughbred races to be held
during the Florida season. The first
big event will be the Widener Han
dicap to be run Feb. 18 at Hialeah.
This will be followed by the
Flamingo on Feb. 25 at Hialeah,
the Gulfstream Handicap, March
18, and the Florida Derby at Gulf
stream Park on April 1.
The features are part of the
Race of the Week TV program ar
ranged with three Florida tracks
by Richard E. Bailey, president
of the network.
SCHEFFING'S SURPRISE
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - It
was more than a mild surprise to
Bob Scheffing, new Detroit Tiger
manager, when Tiger officials call
ed him at his home here to sound
him out about the job.
"I thought the San Francisco Gi
ant job would be offered me," says
Scheffing. "I saw rumors in the
papers. One other club did seek
me, but I can't say what chth."
Scheffing coached with the Mil
waukee Braves in I960.
NC FOUND A KICKER
CHAPEL HILL. N. C. (AP) -After
its first seven touchdowns
in 1960, North Carolina failed to
get an extra point. Then fullbpck
Bob Elliott took over and booted
nine extra points in NC's final five
games.
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Lumber Scores
In the other adult league games
played Tuesday night Hanna Nick
el and Faith Lutheran took their
first wins in league play. Hanna
Nickel downed the First Christian
Church team 44-27, and Faith Lu
theran dropped the Nazarene
Church quintet 39-36.
Hoop Action Slated
The next round of action in the
YMCA Umpqua Valley League will
be plaved Jan. 17 with Jackson
Wholesale facing the First Chris
tian Church, K & S Cut Stock
meeting the Round Prairie Lum
ber team, Faith Lutheran clashing
with Hanna Nickel and the Rose
burg Lumber five facing the Naz
arene Church team. The only game
at Myrtle Creek will be the Rose
burg Lumber-Nazarene Church
clash with the- rest of tlie action
set for the Benson Grade School
gym.
Shelton Paces K & S
Cliff Shelton set the pace for
K & S Cut Stock's second victory
in YMCA Umpqua Valley League
action as the forward racked up
Scores
Western Kentucky 82, Tennessee
Tech 78
The Citadel 64, William & Mary
63 (ot)
Memphis State 85, Northeast
Louisiana 58
MIDWEST
Marquette 85, Detroit 63
DePaul 69, Ohio Univ. 60
Butler 77, Depauw 72
- SOUTHWEST
Southern Methodist 75,
Baylor
64
Texas 63, Texas Tech 55
Texas A&M 81, Arkansas 62
Rice 82, Texas Christian 60
FAR WEST
Stanford 53, California 52
Sports Calendar
Wednesday
Hunting
"Alaska," a two-hour hunting
film, 8 p.m., Douglas County Fair
grounds. Thursday
Wrestling
Riddle Irish vs. Myrtle Creek
Vikings, 7 p.m., Myrtle Creek.
rctonHslo Piraloa va Tllinme Vol.
ley, 6:30 p.m., Illinois Valley,
Pauly Sprains Ankle
CORVALLIS (AP) Sopho
more Steve Pauly will be unable
to play basketball for Oregon
State against Washington State
this coming weekend because of
an ankle sprain, trainer Bill Rob
ertson said Tuesday.
Pauly, who had won a place nn
the starting five, suffered the
sprain in practice Tuesday. Rob
ertson said he should be able to
resume practice next week. -
CLINIC LISTS COACHES
Three coaches who took teams to
New Year's bowl games will be
among the eight collegiate men
tors who will appear at the Na
tional Football Clinic here next
March 13-16.
They are Jim Owens of the Uni
versity of Washington. Dan Devine
of Missouri and Frank Broylc3 of
Arkansas.
Other coaches listed for the an
nual clinic are Rip Engle of Penn
State, Darrell Royal of Texas, Pete
Elliott of Illinois. Jack Curtice of
Stanford and Ray Graves of Flor
ida. GYMNASTIC BIRDS
SYRACUSE, N. Y. (AP) The
Bird brothers, senior Albert and
sophomore John of Jersey City,
N. J., are members of the Syra
cuse University gym team. Both
arc 5-foot-S and weigh 140 pounds.
Al Bird is 23, John 20. Both com
pete all-around.
THREE FROM CANADA
NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP)
Yale's hockey team includes three
players from Canada. They are
Ken MacLran and Tim Sargeant of
Toronto and Stephen Ripley from
Calgary.
12 points to give K i: S Cut Stock
a 38-31 victory over Jackson Whole
sale Tuesday night.
Steel Leeds Drive
Bob Steel fed the K & S team
in the first half picking up six
points as the winners took a 19-14
halftime edge. In the second half
the K & S Cut Stock cagers added
19 points while Jackson Wholesale
picked up 17 points.
At the free throw line the Jack
son Wholesale hoopsters had a 13
4 lead over the K & S team. How
ever, from the field K k S hit
for 17 two-pointers while Jackson
Wholesale collected only nine field
goals.
Leading the Jackson Wholesale
team in the scoring column was
Russell with 12 points.
Holds 2-0 Mark
The win' gives K & S Cut Stock
a perfect 2-0 mark in league play
while the Jackson Wholesale team
has an even 1-1 mark. Jackson
Wholesale's only victory in league
play came on a forfeit last week.
SCORING:
K & S CUT STOCK (38)-Hop-kins
0, Shelton 12, Flury 6, Backen
New York Giant
Feels Cleveland
NEW YORK (AP) Allie Sher
man, new head coach of the New
York Giants, tabs the Cleveland
Browns "the team to beat" in the
Eastern Division of the National
Football League next season.
"I think that Philadelphia will
have trouble without Norm Van
Brocklin," said Sherman, who
Northwest Sportsmen Seek
Snake River Dam Hearing
SEATTLE (AP) Sportsmen's
organizations in Oregon, Idaho
and Washington want the Federal
Power Commission to hold part of
a hearing on a Snake River dam
argument in the Northwest.
The Oregon Wildlife Federation,
the Idaho Wildlife Federation and
the Washington State Sportsmen's
Council made the joint plea.
They want to be heard during
the part of the hearing concerned
with fish and fishing. They con
tend that if the hearing is entirely
in Washington, D. C, many per
sons interested in the outcome
won't be able to attend because of
the cost of traveling.
The commission is to consider
the application of the Washington
Public Power Supply System for
a license to build Nez Perce Dam
on ths bnake River below the
mouth of the Salmon River.
The company has objected to
part of the hearing being held in
the Northwest, saying it would
Williams Favorite
To Win Am Title
ORMOND BEACH. Fla. fAPl-
Any one of six women golfers
who gets her game back in shape
this week can win the 32nd an
nual South Atlantic Amateur
Tournament.
The nretournev favorite. Bar
bara Williams of Richmond,
Calif., qualified with 80 Tuesday
but she and many of the other
entrants said their golf was rusty
from a holiday layoff.
Doris Phillips of Belleville. III..
and Tish Prcuss of Pompano
Beach, Fla., tied for medal hon
ors. Lach shot 77, three over
women's par, for the 6,120-yard
Ellinor. Village Country Club
course.
Marge Burns of Greensboro.
N.C., and Dot Talton of Daytona
Beach had 78 each: Barbara Fit-
ton of Hamilton, Ohio, 79.
RACING
MIAMI Betty W. ($7). ealloned
to a two-length triumph in the
feature at Tropical Park. Jockey
Evan Anyon rode four winners on
the card including both halves of
the $549.60 daily double.
Albany, Calif. Mighty Fair
($6.40) was in front from wire to
wire in winning the $17,950 La
Ccntincla stakes at Santa Anita.
i Fight Resuits
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Trenton, N.J. Don Warner.
190, Philadelphia, slopped Paul
Wright, 175, Trenton, 4.
San Antonio, Tex rrankie Du-
ran, II8M1, Austin, Tex., outpoint
ed Miguel Lassus, 12m, Cuba, 10.
NET LOSS Looking like a
Williams, Welsh left-back rolls
a spectacular fall at London's
bis effort, Williami failed to
" . l i. 1, . 4Vt .a r . Tf ' ; .
iot
psided
8, McKinney 0. Barrong 4, Caudill
0, Cripps 2, Steele 6.
JACKSON WHOLESALE (31)
Severson 0, Leggett 9, Grecnan 0,
Weber 1, Shindler 5,, Russell 12,
Jackson 4.
Score by halves:
K &. S Cut Slock 19 1938
Jackson Wholesale 14 1731
Faith Lutheran Wins
Faith Lutheran posted its first
YMCA Umpqua Valley League vic
tory Tuesday night as it downed
the Nazarene Church team 36-39.
Nazarene Leads
The Nazarene quintet took an
early lead and at halftime were
out in front 17-12. The second half
saw the Faith Lutheran team come
roaring back with 27 points
while the Nazarene cagers could
pick up only 19 points. The second
half surge by the Faith Lutheran
team gave it a 39-36 victory.
Curt Charon and Cecil Fasterly
set the pace for the losers with
identical 12 point totals while War
ren Nicklason was high-man for
the winners with 11 points. Two
Tuesday signed a three-year con
tract to succeed Jim Lee Howell.
Van Brocklin, the Eagles' brilliant
quarterback, retired after leading
them to the league championship.
"I don't like to make predictions
this early," said Sherman, "but I
feel that we should be right up
there with the Browns. Pittsburgh
turn the issue into a political
circus.
Public Power's application is
opposed by a number of sports
men's organizations, commercial
fishing interests and the Pacific
Northwest Power Co. The latter
firm is trying to get a license to
build Mountain Sheep Dam on the
Snake above the mouth of the
Salmon.
West Favored
In Pro Contest
LOS ANGELES (AP) The
West team is a one-point choice
over the East for Sunday's pro
bowl. It's the shortest spread for
the West in years.
Ordinarily, the team represent
ing the Western Conference of the
National Football League reates
a three to seven-point edge over
the Eastern Conference represen
tative. The West has responded by win-j
ning o oi me uist iv yiu uuwi
games.
The game this year features
two fine quarterbacks Johnny
Uriilas of Baltimore for the West
and Norm Van Brocklin of Phila
delphia for the East.
Baltimore's running attack col
lapsed late last season and with
Alan Ameche out, defensive units
against the Colts wcro able to
contain Lenny Moore on sweeps
and gang up on Unitas and his
receivers when he took to the
air. Unitas will have adequate
ground power Sunday and a top
notch fullback in Jim Taylor of
Green Bay.
Van Brocklin passed Philadel
phia to the NFL title and the
Eagles won nine games in a row
after losing the season opener.
George Shaw Is Traded
To Minnesota Vikings
PORTLAND (AP) . George
Shaw, former University of Ore
gon quarterback, has been traded
to the Minneapolis Vikings, new
entry in the National Football
League, the newspaper The Ore
gonian said today.
There was no immediate con
firmation of the report.
Shaw, who formerly was with
the Baltimore Colts, was with Die
New York Giants this past season
as understudy to Charley Coner-iy-
The newspaper said Shaw was
in Minneapolis arranging final de
tails of the trade.
u
fish being landed, Graham
up against back of net after
Wembley Stadium. Despite
help stop England! goal.
each
Victory
players followed Nicklason fur the
Faith Lutheran team with eight
point totals.
Has 1-1 Record
Tuesday's victory evens the Faith
Lutheran league mark at 1-1 while
the Nazarene team is still looking
for its tirst league victory.
The original score sheet from
Tuesday night's game had the
score reading Faith Lutheran 42,
Naz:.rcne Church 36, and the Faith
Lutheran scorekeepor would like to
apologize to the losers for her
three-point error.
SCORING:
FAITH LUTHERAN (39) Bak
er 4, White 0, Croy 6, Flood 8,
Nicklason 11, lloltman 8, Lakey 2.
NAZARENE CHURCH (36) -McKclvey
4, Fasterly 12, Pardon
0, Bauder 3, B. Steiner 5, Charon
12, It. Steiner 0. Wills 0.
Score by halves:
Faith Lutheran 12 2739
Nazarene Church 17 1936
Hanna Nickel Victors
Hanna Nickel registered a vic
herm
Team To Bea
and. St. Louis could make a run
of it, too."
Sherman's appointment was an
nounced at a press luncheon dur
ing which Wellington Mara, the Gi
ants' vice president, disclosed that
Green Bay Coach Vince Lombardi
wai his club's first choice. Lom
bardi was an assistant coach of
the Giants before moving to Green
Bay.
"We went after Lombardi right
after the close of the 1960 season,
but he told us his obligations at
Green Bay would not permit him
to consider the job," Mara ex
plained. "We had a mutual under
standing when Tie went to Green
Bay that he would get first crack
at the job if it became available.
We are certain that Sherman will
make a fine head coach."
Lombardi, who piloted the Pack
ers to the Western Division title
in 1960, has three years remain
ing of his five-year contract with
Green Bay. He was Sherman's pre
decessor as the Giants' offensivo
coach and this year led Green Bay
to the NFL's Western Division
title, losing the championship to
Philadelphia 17-13.
Sherman was one of pro foot
hall's first quarterbacks, joining
Philadelphia in 1943. He remained
with the Eagles until 1947. He was
offensive coach under Steve Owen
of the Giants for five seasons.
Then he became field boss of Can
ada's Winnipeg club. He returned
to the Giants as chief scout in
1957 and was named Howell's as
sistant in 1959.
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Over
tory in YMCA Umpqua Valley'
League competition Tuesday night
as Doug Zittik swished 15 counters
through the net as the Kiddle teami
i downed the First Christian Church
44-27.
Takes Early Lead
After taking an early lead Han
na Nickel coasted to a 20-11 half
time bulge and then came back
with a 24-point second half. During
the second half the Christian
Church quintet picked up 11! points
as the final score rend 44-27 in
favor of the Hanna Nickel squad.!
Following Zittik in the scoring j
column for Hanna Nickel was Dale
Josh with seven points while Dean 1
Crosier picked up six points in the 1
winning cause. Scoring honors fori
the losers was taken by Doyle Dob-
i bins with 13 counters while Lowell I
Slick followed with six points.
Both Have 1-1 Mark
Both teams now have even 11
marks in league play. The Chris
tian Church team opened with a
victory over Round Prairie Lumber i
and Hanna Nickel forfeited its I
opening game to Jackson Whole-!
"HANNA NICKEL (44) Mang!
Berg Won't Play
In Sea Island
SEA ISLAND, Ga. (AP)-When
the pros tee off Friday in tho Sea
Island Open golf tournament, the
most durable of them all will be
missing, a victim of illness.
Veteran Patty Berg, winner of
48 tourneys during a long career
and the leading all-time money
winner, informed officials Tues
day she will not be strong enough
to compete. Miss Berg, of St. An
drews, 111., recently underwent
surgery.
Her absence focuses the snot-
light more than ever on youth.
Louise Suggs and Betsy Rawls
will be here, along with veterans
like Uelly Jamieson. Maruvnn
Smith and Peggy Bell. But tho
youthful contingent, headed by
three-time winner and defending
champion Mickey Wright of San
Diego, will draw its share of at
tention from the galleries.
Newcomers to the pro ranks
for this $6,500 event which annu
ally opens tne winter tour include
Carol Mann of Greensboro, N.C.,
Judy Kimbell of Sioux City, Iowa,
Sandra naynio ot Austin, icxas,
Janice Phelps of Atlanta and Bar
bara Green of Alacon.
The 54-hole meet begins Thurs
day when 75 amateurs start play.
The amateurs will finish Satur
day and the pros Sunday.
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Round
3, Markham 5, Don Josh 4, Dale
Josh 7, Dean Crosier 6, Salo 4,
Zittik 15.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH (27) -Davis
0, Atterbury 5, Slick 6, Llovd
0, Dobbins 13, Horn 2.
Score by halves:
Hanna Nickel 20 21-41
Christian Church 11 1627
Round Prairie Beaten
Hoscburg Lumber had little trou
ble handling the Round Prairie
Lumber quintet Tuesday night at
Myrtle Creek as Roseburg Lumber
shellacked the visitors 84-28 in
YMCA Umpqua Valley League ac
tion. Richardson Scores 16
Five Roseburg Lumber players
broke into the double figures with
Wally Richardson leading the way
with 16 points. Following Richard
son came Jerry Jones with 13 coun
ters, Jim Murray and Jim McKin
ney with identical 12 point totals,
and Wcs Davidson with 11 point:;.
Four Round Prairie cagers tied for
the scoring honors for the losers
with four points each. Heading
Dallas-Fort Worth BalKjub
Purchased By Ray Johnston
By MIKE COCHRAN
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Graying,
soft-spoken Ray Johnston, a little
man with big aspirations, Tuesday
purchased for an undisclosed sum
the Dallas-Fort Worth baseball
franchise in the American Asso
ciation. Johnston, 45, for five years
general manager of the league's
Indianapolis club, left little doubt
as to his plans for the Rangers'
Los Angeles Club
Downs N.Y. Knicks
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Los Angeles Lakers are be
ginning to show signs of snapping
out of their losing ways. They
have climbed out of the Western
Division cellar in the National
Basketball Association and if they
can collar Cincinnati in their next
two games they will be virtually
tied with the Royals.
The Lakers outlasted the New
York Knickerbockers Tuesday
nigni in Los Angeles, 117-104
in n rlnnhlnhpnrlpi nf Kt Lmiic
the Boston Celtics dropped the
Detroit Pistons, 118-98, and the
St. Louis Hawks slopped Cincin
nati, 119-110.
Milwaukee's Lew Burdette hit
only five batters last season but
one of his pitches broke the loft
wrist of Dick Groat, Pittsburgh
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Round Prairie's scorers were line'
'Smith, Joe Strickling, George Tar
rant and Denny Carter.
Smooth Ball Handling
Roseburg Lumber took an early
I lead as the smooth group of ball
(handlers used their height to good
I advantage. At halftime Roseburg
j Lumber was out in front 39-12. Tho
second half saw a repeat perform
ance of the first half as Hosebur?
Lumber roiled on to victory.
' The win iives Rosebum I.iim.
her a 2 0 league mark and a tia
for the lop spot with K & S rut
Stock. Round Prairie has gone win
less in two league outings.
SCORING:
ROSEBURG LUMBER (84)
Richardson 16, Jones 13, Murray
1 12, Davidson 11, McKinney 12, Kata,
b, Launey 8, Meevy 6.
ROUND PRAIRIE. (28) M.
Smith 4, J. Smith 2. Strickling 1,
Pcndegrass 3, Tarrant 4, Townsend
0, Carter 4, Neval 3, White 0,
Schlacht 2,-MrLain 0, Ward 2.
Score by halves:
Roseburg Lumber 39 4." t
Round Prairie 12 16-3
futures a berth in the major
leagues.
"This is a No. 1 baseball area."
he said at a press conference.
'If we put an exciting ball club
on the field I don't think we have
anything to worrv about cvci-
ually we'll make the major
leagues."
J. W. Bateson of Dallas, club
co-owner along with Amon Carter
Jr. of Fort Worth until Tuesday,
predicted a major league fran
chise "within a year or two, and
at the most not more than three."
Johnston said when the time
comes he could if necessary bring
in fast the "right people" to help
solidify a franchise in the majors.
However, he said, "we want
Texas people in the organization
and we want to be in a flexible
position to get into the. major
league we want to be able to
move fast and without too many
obstacles."
The "obstacles." Johnson sa.d,
were too many owners, a corpora
tion with stockholders .or a syndi
cate. Hockey Results
National Hockey League
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Tuesday Results
No games scheduled
Wednesday Games
Detroit at Chicago
Thursday Games
Toronlo at Montreal
New York at Boston .
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