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y ,4 WIDE OF THE MARK Toronto's Eddie Shack, left, beats Red Wing goalie Terry Sawchuk but his shot missed the net during the first period of the Detroit-Toronto game Thursday night. Wing Marcel Pronovost (No. 3) chases Shack; Warren Godfrey (5) assists Sawchuk. Maple Leafs won, 4-2. (UPI Telephoto). Huskies To Open Campaign For Third Rose Bowl Trip U. S. Ryder Cup Team Takes Lead 'LYTHAM ST. AXNES, England (AP) Surprised in the very first match when Gene Littler and Doug Ford were beaten, the 1'nit H States swent the next three matches for a 3-1 lead in the Ky-oi ine past two Kose cowl games. Kill .Nelson at quarterback. Urn der Cup golf matches today at;open their campaigning lor a Wilson at fullback and I.vnn Gas the end of the four morning four-i third trip to the post season Pasa-kill and Jim Maples at the halves tnmpe Iriena classic when thev battle the s"1"- I,. , , . nwn.. un' ri i --.I va ,nt n.n u 'vamornia a ears aaiuraay ai " 1.1 L II. J ii 1 il m nv m. nil ii- fore Christy O'Connor and pete Berkeley. crland says he isn't chan Local Swim Team Joins CBS League The Rnseburg swim team under the tutelage of coach Larry Lermu will compete in the Columbia Va sin Swim League for the winter season. Competing in the same distnit with the Koseburg aquatic stars will he Sweet Home. North ISen.l. Kugene, .Mcdford, Heedspurt and Hiver Hoad of Eugene. Two other districts will also be in action at the same time with a Columbia Basin championship meet plan ned as a climax of the winter sea son. The first practice for the local squad will be Oct. 21 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the YMCA. All young sters interested in competing for the Roseburg swim team are in vited to attend Saturday's prac-1 tiee. Tuesday's meeting of the Tar ents Swimming Association found J the new officers presiding for the : first time. The new president is Ken Cum. with Hon Krashour serv ing as vice president. Acting as secretary is Mrs. Ralph Wolg mott, and the new treasurer Mrs. Bill Zimmerman. iT .V '. .' Fti., Oct. 13, 1961 The Newi Review, Rotrhurg. Ore. 9 y.'''l i -d V 1 17 Teams Gel Set For Jamboree Of Grade Schoolers On Saturday :- - MIKE CRUNICAN paces Indians in win Cross Country :s Swept By RHS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his risht foot ac;iinst Iowa. Conrh Washington's Huskies, winners ; John McKay m-obahlv will st-irt 1 Erv'S Flying A Tpnmilt Stnr Toier Sfl Mttal BPOE Elks Rosehlirf) Motor f. Thp food Mart Alter loom: threi straight BOWLING INDUSTRIAL LE1SUI crowd of 12,000. I Conference battling while most of hi. ? ' ". " . ..;,.... 'the other clubs on the West Coast ",,n." " ano. " ' re ju l ne iavurru ninti ivmn jun.Mjr , i . coins lo make it work" (Coast rnntinup intprspctional com. I ' . 6. "Idhl 11 nouncca oach. I Deltnn losses, t ouar end Hu-h Art Wall and Jay Hcbort beat , Soi!thprn California, after losing 'f'"mpbel1 5t,!1 is thc natlon's John Panton and Bernard Hunt 4la 35 34 hcarlbreaker to Iowa Ins pass rect'lv'f and 3 to tie the score Then Billy travcls (0 meol No(re Dame i(J I A wide open offensive battle Casper and Arnold Palmer put the! thojr traditional bout I 'CI A is stl" can hv lPCfted at Stanford Americans ahead by defeating Dai . h for a chanROt entertaining"'011 lh,1,"-l f,,u l" Rees and ken Bousfield, 2 and 1. , Vanrfrhl, 0rpcnn Slal nuvs -.'.more solid defense tins year than Bill Collins and Mike Souchak vvicncin nronn 9nfi imf,Mlasl when San Jose won 31-20. widened the margin by boating' at Portland while in nei-:h- Tom Halliburton and Neil Coles, 1 borly jous)S( ,(iaho socs al Wash. P- iington Slate and San Jose at Four more IB-round foursomes Stanford. will be played this afternoon over Qhltr Worked rrisor's Flynfj A Ij'j I8'i 3"i ii' I , Cf .. . . ' kus: Iflrrj.nal lire . lrf Food Mart ( u.mi.iii.mi man- v.ijvm ,nui iTimri- Meirrison i Flvirta A Lrv- Flying A 1, BPOE tiki Hi oh Bnh Mirntnn 1 1 n. ! M.I T TtTi Deplte RoenurQ Mnlrjrs. Miqn wme: bod Harnion 210, Roseburg Moforv John Pennington 205. Jim Richey 200. SPORTSMAN LEAGUE Oregon hosts an undefeated Ari- the par 35-3fi 71 course of the Royal Lytham and St. Annes course. Sixteen single matches Saturday wind up the competition. Coach Jim Owens has been working Pete Ohler at first string quarterback for the Huskies this week after the newcomer from Canada threw two touchdown passes, including one for the deci sive score, in the 2217 triumph over Pittsburgh last Saturday. ! The victory put the Washington ! record at 2-1 compared with 0-2-1 for the Bears of California, who Winston Cham Saw Pontic Plywood Dales Cale Industrial Etwtric ?nna team with only a tie auain.st wh Tr.,r,g -Nebraska blemishing its rnmnl wr.ghm?rs Cnarh I.cn Cawnnva hoc hA hi World w'd Wrw) jiim iwu iru naiinaCKS MCI Km- 0: Winston Chm Saw 3. Hilltop Motors fro and Ben Brown hit in injuries DMi" Calp J- World Wldf Wo" i; on his (,ro,on squad. Brown ma, l""?,-, w a tile to play. wits Towmq. Orccon Stale, aflpr u-nllnnin" : H 'm': L H"" m iii i , nthpr Hiqh Scores: Idaho, draws a touuh foe in Hip ! jistm 210 Indiana last week in a Bis Ten Wisconsin Badgers who beat game. Portland's Hotkey Opener Set Tonight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland puts its Western Hock ey Leacuo championship on the line Friday nisht as the eisht- Two Races Scheduled By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TFrt inn mvi.aHHpH racrs thp Champasne Stakes for 2-year-olds surprised unbeaten Missouri with at Aqueduct and lh Cold Cup for, a '14 leadlock,'., . r- v. n- older stars at Hawthorne, topi I-'ke Owens, IXLA Coarh Bill Saturday proarams at thc nation's Barnes also is trying to eet more maior thcroushhred tracks. ! aerial fireworks into the attack Nine are expected to start in He worked sophomore Mike llaf both races, with George D. j ner at tailback in practice this Widener's entry of Jaipur and week. Hafner is the team's most le i Gifted thrower. Champasne and Jack Hocan'si I'SC probably won't have star ! team loop, remodeled to brine in Oink and J. Graham Brown's halfback Willie Brown to use two California entries, opens its Run For Nurse the co-choices for aeainst the Irish at INotre name, ruueeo. net. i.i-.narcn a scncmiie tho 11. mila antH run Rrown suffered a torn ligament in' The Buckaroirs, who captured Mnntnnm. the title last season in their f 1 rst evifs g I year in the league after a pro-, I'hoLT'" longed absence, will face off orn vmiey Mrnt I The Roseburg Indian cross coun try team broke into the win col 1 umn Thursday with a victory in a ' three way meet against the squads !nf the visiting Myrtle Point Bob cats and the Sutherlin Bulldogs. I The Indians totaled 30 points, well below thc total of 42 racked up bv the Bobcats or the score of 1 48 turned in by the Bulldogs. j j Sophomore Mike t'runican paced I : the Indians to their first victory 111 three starts. He traveled over the j mile and eight-tenths course in a clocking of 9:33 to finish well; i. RmMwrq Motor, o ahead of the other entrants. ! """ '1 Second place went to Fred I.angi of Myrtle Point, while third place j was copped by Clcll Coin of Suth-1 erlin. Coin ran an outstanding race; 2M. leading most of the way before j Crunican s final burst of speed proved too much for the Bulldog harrier. Following the top three were two Roseburg aces. Sophomore Bill Mc Clung look fourth place, and jun ior Mike Harmon finished fifth. The first five runners were all un der the 10-minute mark. Jim Scott Wfighmtpr 3. pflc,tic pivood of Roseburg was also praised by coach Al Hoffman for his perform ance. Scott, who has been sick, came in seventh. The Indian cross eounlry stars will host Crater and Sutherlin Oct. 18 at 4 p.m., then will meet Grants Pass Oct. 20 at 4 p.m. Scoring Thursday's meet as a double-dual affair the Indians still won. Over the Bobcats the local stars recorded a 23 32 win, while I, over the Bulldogs the final tally fa ;vorcd the Indians 22-33. 7 1 The hi; day is fast approaching for thc pee wee football teams with the 13th annual Kiwams Pee Wee Jamboree set for 7 p.m. Satur day at Finlay Field. Score will he kept on a North versus South basis, with the accu mulative score for (he entire eve ning's action deciding the winner. Competing for thc North will be the teams from Riverside. Benson, Wilbur and llucrest grade schools, while thc South contingent will he made up of the teams from Fuller-: ton IV, Green, Rose, Fir Grove and Melrose. 17 Ttams Du j All the grade schools except Mel rose will have teams entered in both the pee wee and heavy com petition, making a total of 17 teams j from the nine local schools. i Kach school will also have a pep squad which will he given a chance Arnone Takes Lead As Offense Leader NEW YORK (AP) Mike Ar none. Cal Poly (Pomona) quar terback who accounted for 311 yards last weekend, takes over as the nation's small college tota offense leader, the NCAA Service Bureau said today. Arnone. who had his big day against Redlands, increased his total yards to 729 and supplanted Billy Connors of Salem W. Va.) who was held to 81 yards. Connors dropped lo fourth with G94 yards. Sophomore half Bobby Lisa of SI. .Mary's (Kan ) is second with 70S total yards and leads the rushers with 691. John Giles of Louisville has 701 total yards and third on the list. Jan Lloyd of Occidental com pleted 21 of 30 passes for 283 yards and look over the passing leadership with 46 completions. Other leaders are defending small college punting champion Joe Roy of New Mexico Highlands who has averaged 48 2 yards on 17 kicks and scoring leader John Nachlsheim of the University of Minnesota at Duluth, who has 68 points. Elliott 201. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE L Pti 3' l U' i Spcitltffd Part, DfivP-N-SAV AAflrkrl Garden VallPV Baroer Shop Coca Cola Bottling Co Rosfcurg Beauty School Warm Inc No 2 PotHirg Printir.q Ind. Order ol Forrester Remits: Dr.ve-N-Save 3, Roseburg Print Ing 1; Garden Valley Bartor Short 1 Soecialired Parti 1; Cora Cola Bottling ?, iM-r-rcnt'nril f&P First Independent Order ol Forrr-.ler, 2. Marks JITrbBlKt.il t Al I inc No. ? o. Roseourg Beauty school 4. baseman Rocky Nelson, a batting High series: wes Moore 23i i in-j;, I ,i ar fr the Pittsburgh Pirates in i Nelson Back. In Minor to perlorm. During the game the girls will he rooting for their fa wiritcs. The performances of Ihe pep squads will come approximate ly midway during Ihe lamhoree with each school getlip,; five min utes to strut its stuff. The jamboree will open with tlv Grand March presenting all the teams to Ihe spectators. The first games will gel under way at 7:15 with pee wee action featuring Riv erside against Fullcrton IV, Ben son against Green, and Wilbur against Kose. At 7.30 the heavies will lake over, with Benson playing Green. Riverside playing Fir Grove and Wilbur playing Rose. Other pee wee games are scheduled for 7:45 Crucial Tests Due On Oregon Grids By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Crucial games will come up Sat urday in the two small college football conferences operating in Oregon. In Ihe Northwest Conference the key game will pit Willamette against College of Idaho. Thc game will be at Caldwell, Idaho, Saturday afternoon. College of Idaho came up with unexpected strength last weekend, downing Pacific 32 0. It will be Ihe first conference game for Wil lamette, a preseason favorite to challenge Linfield for the confer ence title. Linfield will be host to Chico Stale in a non-conference game Saturday night. Lewis and Clark will be at Whitman in conference contest. In the Oregon Collegiate Con ference the big game will put Southern Oregon at Portland State. The Portlanders pulled a 13 7 upset of Oregon Tech last weekend. It will be the first con ference game for Southern Oregon. Oregon Tech will try to get back on the winning track, playing host to Eastern Oregon. Oregon Col lege of Education, which downed Eastern Oregon 34 14 last week end, will play Pacific of the North west Conference in an afternoon game. and 8 33. while heavy outings will be played al 8 and 8 48. Three games will he in progress at Ihe same time as the teams will play crosswise on the field, j Each game will be composed of two five minute halves, with a one j minute break between halves. Spe cial rules have been set up to in sure Ihe teams keeping on Ihe lima schedule which will end the jam iboree at 9. Hod Turner will lie working tha clock and the scoreboard for hu 13th time in as many years. Tickets for the jamboree have been on sale since Oct. 6. with the 'students at thc various grade schools competing for prizes for selling the most ducats. All pro ceeds from the jamboree will be used to finance the pee wee foot ball program as no school funds are allowed for this purpose. by ROY O. YOUNG This is the first of a series ol weekly articles 1 will publish under this heading. My objec live is to help you become better ac quainted with your insurance 4 ix. "V t ana extension J- V changes that rtW,fSing place in II 1 'his field . . . U I Amk lK , c h article will be informative and as sim ple as possible . . .If the points I bring out are not clear feel free to call mc, even though 1 may not be your insurance ad visor . . .The most important thing to alwayi keep in mind Good Insurance does not cost. . . It pays. . . And. it will always pay you to call this Agency. ROY O. YOUNG & SON Our 45th Year. Est. 1916 Pacific Bldg. OR 3-6671 Ind Order of Forresters. Hioh Game: Wes Monre 215 Other High Score: John Risley 200. CASCADE LEAGUK Mock Mntnrs the 1960 World Scries, is back in the minors again. The Pirates announced Thurs day. Nelson was sold to Toronto of ' Ihe International League for an undisclosed price. Program To Menace College Sports Gambling Proposed KANSAS CITY (AP) A sweep country during the 1960-61 basket ing program to comhat the men-ball season. ace of gambling to intercollegiate The college athletic leaders athletics has been proposed by1 stressed that "colleges must lead officers of four national adminis- the way by pursuing their own Irative and coaches' organiza-self-improvement program." tions. j Of the 16 recommendations, 10 Released through NCAA head-; are directed toward improving quarters here, the proposals were basic procedures in college ath riirecled to officers of the 575 ; Ictic administration and would he NCAA institutions and the entire ' implemented by NCAA, confer memberships of the National As-jence or institutional action. Five snciatinn of Collegiate Commis- others arc directed at organized sioners, the American Football gambling, and another is made to Coaches Association, and the Na-1 regional accrediting associations tional Association of Basketball lo strengthen general academic Coaches. i requirements. ! Challenge Looms Program Endorsed j The greatest challenge facing Waller Byers. NCAA executive ! collegiate administrators, the re director, said the program was port says, is the problem of young endorsed by Ihe officers of the . men attending college for purely four organizations following a re-i sports reasons, it asks for a re view of information and suEges-l examination of athletic rules to tions' from a variety of college make certain that selection of in agencies, the New S'ork County slitutions is based on educational Douglas Upsets Italian ROME. Italy (AP) Two sets against the Los Angeles Blades in J"'" ,rc- ' " J ! down and onlv one gme away their inaugural at Los Angeles. , aZl. ill. Lion, ciub j. Ken, I from defeat, jon Douglas o the The Blades and the San Fran- ciener, 0: moci. Motor, i. Montgomery ; i nited States rallied today and Cisco .Seals are tho two now en- rnr PrG.rMrr t'.vV Pet Italy's Kauslo r.ardmi. 4-6. tries, rrlurnmc hockey to ('alitor-1 Hiqn $er.es: j. Campbell w-iw-ito-s. 4-6. 7-5. 10-8. 6-0, in the first sin-' ma after an absence of more than RoPtj"r Lion cJub , ri ales match of the Davis Cup inter-! a fir.fn,a I Hlfh Gumc; T. Kennptt J35, Ktn C leaner i. I . a flccarte. otner H h Score, A Larsen m , ZOne tennis final. district allorney's office, anrl the l.S. House of Representatives' permanent subcommittee on in vestigations. I The proposals were prompted! by the outburst of "point spread"! scandals in many sections of ihe I opportunities. The report urqrs colleges to dismiss automatically any stu dent, athlete or non-athlete, caught failing to report a bribe offer or serving as an agent for gamblers. 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