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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1961)
Southern Oregon Cycle Championships Slated The First Annual Southern Ore gon Motorcycle Championship rac es will be held Sunday with the Roseburg Road Runners acting as host club. The races will be held three miles otf Harvard Ave. on Look ingglass Road. Time trials will start at 9 a.m. with preliminary races scheduled to start at noon. Championship events will get underway at 1 p.m. with the run ning of the 25-lap lightweight title race, which will be followed at 2:30 by the 25-lap heavyweight championship action. Cycles from throughout the state are expected to be on hand to compete for the trophies. After Races Trophies will be presented to the winners following the final race of the day. The trophies for the championship races have been do nated by local businesses. Advanced tickets are now on sale at Bcckwith Cycle Sales on West Harvard, Umpqua Cycie Sales on North Stephens and Tom's Cycle Sales in Green. In addition to the cycle shops, tickets may be purchased from any member of the Road Runner Cycle Club. To add to the enjoyment for the spectators, a concession stand will be in operation throughout the racing. BOWLING PIN OUSTER LEAGUE W L fM. Bob's Troohy Silt 10 2 10 Food Mart A Wiesfield't 6 6 6 Peter Pan Beauty 5!i o'i 5Vi Umpqua Dairy 5 7 S Kens Clesnrrs 5 7 5 Clark's Studio 4' 7'j ai Curtis Bros. 4 8 4 Results: Food Mart 7. Clark's Studio 2; Ken's Cleaners 3, Peter Pan Beauty 1; Umpqua Dairy 2, Wiesfield'i 2; Bobs Trophy Sales 4, Curtis Bros. 0. High Series: Doris McWiillams 168-164-192 '-'a, Food Mart. High Game: Doris McWiillams 197. Other High Scores: Jean DeVore 103. Vir ginia Finch 17t, Meryl Hess 170, Mary Kruysman 112. Helen Carnes 189. UMPQUA WOMEN'S LEAGUE W L PI. Ginder's Sigral Sirvic 11 1 11 Tht W 10' 2 10 Lowell's 14 1 Hilltop Motors 6 6 6 Bob's Electric 5 7 5 Umpqua Ice Cream 5 7 5 Treasura Tones 2 10 2 Byrd's Market 1 11 1 Results: Lowell's 3, Bob's Electric 1; Umpqua tee Cream S, Hilltop Motors 1; The 99, Treasure Tones 0; Ginder's Signal Service 4, Byrd's Market 0. High Series: Helen Brothers 19M9M09 578 Lowell's. High Gamti Doll. Spancake 268, Bob's Electric. Other High Scores: Connie Muggurud 175, Betty Vincent 172. Betty Pearson 182, Jessie Dag 188, Vera Crenshaw 179. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W Pts. Falrhaven Cleaners Hergh's Appliance 8 4 t Roy O. Young & Son 4 o Bob 8. Franks Flying A 6 6 6 Sunset Automatic Music Co. 5 7 5 Ellison's U-Drive 5 7 5 Miller's Dept. Store) 5 7 5 Lunch Bowl 4 8 4 Results: Falrhaven Cleaners 4, Lunch Bowl 0; Bergh's Appliance 3, Miller's Dept. Store 1; Roy O. Young & Son 3, Ellison's U-Drive ll Sunset Automatic i, Bob t Franks Flying A 1. High Serfest Meryl Hess 17-183-161521, Falrhaven Cleaners. High Game; Marion Slack 201, Bergh's Ap pliance. Other High Scores: Btv Fish 186, Sylvia Anderson 185, Emmy Handy 1BO, Sally Mo reno 180, Arlene Langendoerfer 190, Fran Knudtson 195, Ruth Palmer 192. Swim Team To Start Winter Activities The Roseburg Swim team will begin winter activities and prac tice Saturday between 5 and 7 p.m. at the YMCA pool. Larry Laremo, the new swim ming coach, will begin the winter season with a clinic type workout, emphasizing individual problems and swimming techniques. Laremo stated that prospects for winter competition look good, and meets will probably start in mid-January, depending on league rules. This will be the first year Rose burg swimmers have had a chance to take part in a regular winter program under a coach. Last year the Parents Swimming Associa tion directed the winter practices at the YMCA which was com pleted last fall. The swimmers, however, did not get a chance at competitive action against other teams until the summer program started. All swimmers interested in com peting for the Roseburg team are asked to attend Saturday's prac tice. - Laremo comes to Roseburg from Bend. He and his family recently arrived and he will be on the faculty at Fremont Junior High School. Major League Start By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hitting Roger Maris, Yankees, hit 59th homer and became only the second man in baseball his tory to hit that many while New York clinched the American League pennant by beating Bal timore 4-2. Pitching Ralph Terry, Yan kees, clinched New York s pen nant for second year in succes sion with four-hitter that beat Orioles. DEER HUNTERS' BARGAIN BUYS ;30-30 SHELLS $3.20 Remington or Western Box of 20, Regular 3.75. Now SLEEPING BAGS Sleep Warm And Comfortable Wow! HERE'S A REAL BUY! Both modolo hoy tewn-in wotorpreof 9rund loth, oir mottroM pecker, wind end water repellent outer coven. Both full liio with tr com foitable f wml lining. 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