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i ' '.My si TUNING UP Former champion Sugar Ray Robinson has o whirl at the piano before getting down to serious training ot his camp at Greenwood Lake, N. Y. Robinson meets Denny Moyer in a 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden Saturday. (UPI Telephoto) Major Loop All-Star Team Has Four Yankee Players NEW YORK (API The 1961 runs baited in, ranked behind AcrvrtatAH PrAci m a inr loaiiil 1pammali tlnuai-r! awtA MsntL All-Star team listed outfielder Roger Maris of the New York Yankees and left-handed pitcher Warren Spahn as the lone repeat-i era from last season's squad. The world champion Yanks land- e d four players on the team named today in the annual poll of members of the Baseball Writers Association. They were outf elder .... , .1 , i ... . .Mickey Mantle, catcher Listen Howard and shortstop Tony Ku- bek. besides Maris. ! Others selected on the squad in-1 City Cleaners eluded first baseman Norm Cash j JJJJJ " Anuranc. of the Tigers, second baseman i p"" olto Frank Boiling of the Braves, wouma in vie Dairy Ihirrt hximii kr.n Kn.tr of lh!J McAINiHr Cons!. Co. Cards, outfielder Frank Robinson! j r it i' i n u of Me Kcds and right-handed, "" " pitcher Joey Jay of the Reds. u .V, mlSTSZSl Howard, a near UnanimOUS anc-; 0; .Vorw Towing I. Penning L Lum choice for catcher, polled 1.16 of - oburg boi 3. pwgui fir . a i . Printing 1; Horn's Appliance 3. Mountain the 171 votes cast. Johnny Rose-'vie Dairy i; crvH Music 4. City ciean boro of the Dodgers was runnerup r w'ie pnrmcv 3. Pepsi Coi with 4 Mantle also was named ,; MtAI,,lt,r Con(t- Co. 3. cKy Drugs 1. , . namea, Migf, SenM. Lou Stmoft viri on l.)6 ballots tO Share top VOte- 1S4 J9, Gr,wti Music Women Jo Cor- cetting honors with Howard. nu"- "mm-sm. wetii PMrmv. Tl, Unn,. . , . High Oam: Men George Goodman 2S. The keenest competition was the!Dougi F printir.0. women - fw Ann battle for shortstop between Ku- wcDonaw 303. Team Four, bek and Maury Will, of the nodg- ,,,;'aM'; - '1 ers. Kubek won by 2 votes, 59 to i Paul Rr, !. Tom Mcwiineim mi worn S7. Spahn and Whitey Ford of the1" - lm McAllister 114. Eva Beni.eirj -I I - l U7. Mfryl HfSS 177-171 i.uan .-.. .(ru a nr HIT; for the outstanding southpaw wilh1 Spahn a 20-game winner for the Jr" .h.i. i- .... . nn Team Twelve 12th time, prevailing 8.1 to 78. Team Eu.m Maris, the major league home Team Thirteen run king with 61 and the American!",1 fffl league leader in both runs and Team inr.a Northwest Grid Giants Readying For CORVALL1S (AP) Oregon State will meet Arizona State Sat urday without its standout end. Roger Johnson. Trainer Bill Robertson said Monday a leg injury suffered in the team's 23-20 loss to Wisconsin last weekend will keep Johnson from playing. Johnson is quarterback Terry Baker's favorite passing target. He caught two touchdown aerials 1 i 3 ZENITH ROYAL 675 T'JSELESS 6 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO LOW EASY , - Chi: the vote-setting. Maris was named : on 138 ballots. i -BOWLING- MIXiB MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUI wohft Torino Weslside Pharmacy us. mil Bam Hom-s Appliance i'S" ""J1 .,. 10' t f'l 10' i Oouolai Fir Printing McKay Drugs ROSEBURG HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE PH. it it against Wisconsin and was the team's defensive star. Halfback LeRoy Whittle also was injured but may be able to play at least part of the Arizona State contest. I San Jost Nt xt EUGENE (AP) Oregon foot ! hall coach Len Casanova is work j ing on two mansize problems- pass defense and putting together HEAR THE FOOTBALL GAMES WHEREVER YOU GO! CREDIT TERMS PAY ONLV 4.00 MONTH , ; . f,aXt ' - rf '$ m II n PUZZLE Q. How could Ruth Coshmire of Washing ton, D. C , have gone up in planes three times ond never landed in one5 A. She para chuted each time. Ruth it a government worker and got I interested when watching sky diving team members. She jumped that day ond has been jumping ever since. Team Fiva J Team Tan 4 14 Taam Four 4 14 Team Fourteen 4 14 Team Hint 1 10 2 Team Two 12 0 Results: Team One 2, Team Tnrea ?; Team Two 0, Team Eleven 4; Team Four 3, Team Fourteen 1; Team Five 0, Team Eight 4; Team S'4 'i. Teem Thirteen 3'u Team Seven 3, Team Ten 1; Team Nine 0, Team Twelve 4. High Series: B-ovl Clayton Johnion 111 120-21S 524. Team Twelve. Girlt Patty Piper HS-133-114 412, Team s-our. High Came: Boy Clayton Johnion 211. Birl Patty Piper IAS. Other High Scores: Gordon Avery 114. Gary Lark 203. SUTHERLIN WINDY TIN LEAGUE w L Porter't Eicavetmg te S Umoqua Dairy It 4 City Variety 14 10 Berne's Fuel Oil 12 13 Golden Rule 11 13 Cornish U-S4ve 10 14 Hoigale'i 10 14 Dougiai Co. State Bank is Pepsi Cola IS Pari Broaster 14 Result): Barne't Fuel Oil 3. Porter's Ex cavating 1; Golden Rule 3. Pepsi Cola I: Dvugia. County state Bank 3, Pat's Broast er 1; Holgate's 3, Corn.sh U-Savt 1; Ump qua Dairy 2, City Variety 2. High, Series: Larea IWuir 171 lev 144 443. High Game: l-ilsie Frempton I9S. Other High Games: Mae Tilley IW. ' an able-bodied backfield as the I team prepares for its game with San Jose Slate at Eugene Satur 1 day. I Phil McHugh, who scouted San Jose Saturday, said quarterback Chan Gallegos lived up to his rat j ing as one of the nation's best : collegiate passers although Stan ford defeated the Spartans, 17-6. I He said Gallegos has excellent 'receivers 'rJ' 6S0 S. I. JACKSON DIAL OR 2-1606 r WT stW - 1 This could set monotonous if it kept up much longer. But we'll promise this is the last time. We have spent the last few weeks re mindinj folks all over the Kate about the Timber Tournament, but time's running out now. We have just time to remind those in our own backyard that time limit has been extended for team entries until Saturday of this! week. That's for your first entry,! of course. You can make another entry during the tournament, it you wish, but will then have to take your chances on dates and! times. Same goes for doubles and! singles after this week, also. First come, first served. Come on now, altogether! Let's make this the' biggest and best ever. . I We just checked the "Big Ten"i and find some pretty illustrious averages. At Koseburg Bowl Mor rie Burkhart leads off with a fat: 194, and 183 is good down to 12 places. Best we ever remember. I At Four Winds Pat Pattison and; Monte Rowntree lead with lA9's, with 179 rounding out the "Top Ten." Sure mauling the maples! VP Visits Bill McCulloch, now raised to ninth vice president of the entire ABC organization, in town over the weekend. Took advantage of the fine weather and made the round trip from Portland and back! in one day. Combined business and , pleasure trip. j Maybe it's the hunting season j Anyway, we have been hunting for reports from various secretaries to help fill this column. Not the wom en, though. Out of 19 women or mixed leagues. IS women secre taries reported, and two mixed leagues had men secretaries. On the other side of the coin, of 23 men's leagues (and -or mixed), we had reports from nine. How about that, fellows? We'll list the leagues which did report, and next week, the ones which didn't. Town League. Oive I.inna 200- 221 597: Industrial, Bob Harrison 210576; Turkey. John Roeder 203558; Nite Owls, Larry McCall 201560; Sutherlin Metro. Beryl Ol son 221603; Timber. Warren Mc- Griff 210600; Four-Ply, Fred Muir 213541; Twilight, Arlo Jacklin 215582; Sutherlin Merchants, Russ Hummel 264624, (highest reported). Russ split the first frame then strung nine in a row. Some other series reported, but not high enough for league toppers, Walt Nuckolls 200-204589, John Pennie 205 554, and Rummel in another one, 209 557. Next Round Meanwhile seven of Oregon's nine first-line running backs at the start of the season are on the in jured list. SEATTLE (AP) Coach Jim Owens promised his Washington Huskies "will be ready for Stan ford " and sent them through a tough grid drill Monday. It was short, but it was intense. L'suaully, Monday is a light day. dui me errors wnicn cost me Hus kies their 2114 loss to California last Saturday spelled plenty of work for Washington this week in preparation for Stanford's visit to Seattle. There was only one change in the lineup Monday. Norm Dick moved into the left guard spot on the first string in place of Dave Phillips. Charlie Mitchell, who missed the California game because of a leg tniiiry, was back in pads run ning with the third string. Pl'LLMAN. Wash. (AP) The Washington State Cougars tested offense and defense against Indi ana formations Monday as they got ready for Saturday's grid con test with the Hoosiers in Bloom ington. Turn Erlandson, starting renter, and Blaine Eliot, a guard, arc ex peeled back in the Cougar line for the game. Injuries had them sidelined. But end Mike Abbot probably will miss the Indiana game be cause of a knee injury received in last Saturday's game with Idaho, which the Cougars won 34 0. Army On Hertion MOSCOW. Idaho (API The Vandals of Idaho began work Monday on what they hope will help them in next Saturday's foot ball game against Army. Coach Skip Stahley had his charges running pass plays against a dummy Army defense for a half hour, then he sent the Vandals through an hour of de fensive work. Idaho came through its defeat ! by W ashington State last Saturday without injuries, hut the five walking wounded already on hand probably won t be ab ! make the trip Thursday to West Point, ' Stahley said. Those who probably will have I to keep lhe home fires burning are linemen Dick Monahan an-l John Hanson, end Bob Ruhv and quarterback Gary Mires. There s a chance halfback Wade Thoms may be in shape for the game. MORE and MORE people RE HAVING LUNCH .h'. ROSE HOTEL A few outsize games. Cub Wil son 220. Krnie Crom 222, Harlow W agner 223. Charles Lane 226, Joei Buchko 232, Joe Keller 235 and; Pat Pattison 236. ! Bowftr Pickad j Topping wheels among the fair sex, we'll first list our nominee i for "Bowler of the Week." Lou Yundt had a mightv consistent 190 209179 set fur a total of 578. in the Ladies' Major Classic. Jean DeVore had to settle for second1 on a fine 192 202 5j6. Pin Dusters Imosene Piper 204 525: Hits 4 Mrs. (last week), Dor is McWilliains 494; this week Dnr othy Whitbeck 224519; Women's Classic. Fran Knudtson 208544; Women's I'mpqua. Clara Ruhlin 190517; Teleo Belles, Darlene Hill 175496; Rock . N- Roll, Shar on Gregory 181496: Crazy Fight, Betty Hedge 488, Koffee Klutchers, (last week) .Mary Redding 2u7 i 525. (this week) Lulu Hulse 207-1 191532. Channel Chix, Norma McCall j 190505 (and Norma had high in! the Nite Owls on a 180503); Morning Start, Alice Mohr 186 414; Windy Ten and Turkey league, Elsie Frampton a 471 and a 195 495; and Top Eight, Gwen Me Griff 172494. Big games for the girls were rolled by Eunice Noel 190, Bev Fish 191, Phyllis Evans 190, Sally Moreno 195, Janis Bvrd 196. Hone McKay 197, Flo McDonald 199, Vel da Ellison 200. Doe Have. 7111 201.1 Lillie Willis 210, and Marietta (with a 5-bagger) a fabulous 231. (We think it takes a six-bagger to win a pair of slacks.) Junior Leaguer, Stan McGriff had a high with a 207500. and Steve Tilley picked a 3 7-10 Chnst-I Tee S''"'1". veteran of m a n y mas Tree rail. Al Conev joined the nunls- .'!" ovor, . 04 h"ad of bl8 Sour Apple Club. Hope MeKay had,game to h" crcdlt a 150 152-154 stepladder; Ted Chaf- Tnc flrst bmk thls Ruidc located fin was down and up with 176 156- for nis huntress was too small, she 166; Beulah Lyon up and down'sald- Wcl1- ,he foamier is always 147 167-157; and Gladvs Haskell"1?,!1' so h dScr, wa DaTd UP was close to a lot of things withl , lhe 50,c?nd bufk was ,wlth some her 110-111 110 Triplicates Missed Barely missing triplicates one new bowler, Rosie Dickerson had a pair of 94 lines. Barbara Warren and Jessie Glass 120s. Sue Borders' 126s. Helen Carter 144s. Billie Kirk-! Patrick 164s, Hazel Chamberlain' mA r,. ... s, ii i WTO, ailu full ll-ls Ills. The toughest split converted was a straieht across 7-9 hv Gene Straus," Other eonve'rsion: 6-7.0 uue. i; i t.. iic it onoii, ci m .icuniiaw, rdi Buchko and MarR Cornutt, 4-7-tO Pete Petersen and Al Coney; 6 7 Floyd I-owden; 4 10 Bob Mode; 3 7-10 Eileen Simpson, Donna Van Osten and Chuck Weinkauf; 2 7-10 Dons Martin and Vi Goodman; 210 Morne Burkhart; 5 6 10 Lillie Wil lis; 3-7 Rachel McCormack and Lulu Hulse; 4-5-7 Bernice Ebert Jean Schrout, Jean Wheatley and Leta Bosworth; 5 7-9 Mickey trash our, Marie Counts and Oliie Lane Others were: 5-8-10 Ken Weaver 2-4-10 Ellen Wade; 2-4 7-10 Doris Braack; 3-9-10 Marg Williams; 5 10 lmogene Piper, Glenn Nafzig ger and Sharon Kennett; 5 7 Larry Duncan. Margie Johnson, Phyllis Evans and Bob Kestell. Three girls had 111 in Ihe sev enth on a Food Mart Team, Con me Nelson. Dot Jacklin and Dot McWilliams. Now for our Want Ad depart ment. Help wanted; two men or boys to fill a team in the Friday night 7 o'clock IJmpqua league. Can start this week. Also two or three on a Monday night league Leave your name at the desk at the Koseburg Bowl, or phone this columnist at 3-70ri6. nr lust plain show up on the nights in question. ... - I - . ft.. , , , ; j - . -.i .V'j r-i f rs ' I Wi f ,'.-..U" r . .,....4..-r-i fUf , it, V J . - L - ' - "-' a-tl JL Ai.' vkrtW Siti.W.4.l LkA 414U.4atU 4 . -A..'. : jt. . 4 i, -JiJ FIRST OF THE ACTION -ECONOMY CARS The 196!i Dodgo Dart 440, a low price, full-size Dodge that will outrun, out-economize most any car around. Accelerates 7 quicker than last year's comparable model, does it on 5r. less fuel. Dead weight has teen engineered out. You get action and economy In the same car. Also: Chair-high seats. Fold-down center armrest. Rustproofed body. Self-adjusting brakes. 32,000 miles between grease jobs. Now drive THE NEW HAN BREED OF DODGE SEE YOUR DODGE DEALER DURING OCTOBER OREN HOUSE 180 NEW CARS OFFERED FREE BARCUS MOTORS, Inc.', 1420 N. E. Stephens, Roseburg, Ore. f i. ihwiilfiY i ll A I'LL RACK YIH - Com plete with crash helmet, lit tle Knka Tovamlcr steers a steady course on her tricycle. She was having: fun at a toy I show in Stockholm, Sweden. Quarterbacks' Tribulations Bother Big College Coaches By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS land Tribulations." "Quarterbacks, Their Trials That coukl well be the subject HunterRecovcring 17 mi a M.JLe. a X.aA nuiu rre. nun 11,, this year. tna K..r!.fin follno-erl ihe r.irreni I Sonny Gibbs. the tree like signal- snorts fad and cot a deer. Not all by herself, however. She was guided by her husband. noes ana lawns, so sne aion I want to chance hitting them. Well, that! is conservation. i The third buck was very con-1 venient to a nearby road, but the ! huntress thought this would not be very sporting, and who can argue against sportsmanship? Finally, two miles up on the mnnntsiin nmontr Ihrt hrinrc anH n i''1 hrush. Mrs. Serafin chose to ! shoot the fourth buck. Deleting the ""Printable adiec.ives. Pete. he eukio. nas aecinrn no more auie L . f v. i : t The Mayor has since left for the brakes of the Snake River wild erness to do his own hunting and calm his nerves. PROUD HUNTRESS Ina Mayor Pete Serafin, displays the buck she bagged on a recent trip into the woods. Mrs. Serafin was guided by her husband who had to show her four bucks before she found the one she wonted. 1 Tues., Oct. 17, 1961 The Newt Review, Roicburg, Ore. 7 Nickel Bowl Signing Op Great Western Keglers j Rnw!or are busy Mining up for ers uuh acr;ti;i nf 170 or more squads in the furthcoming t reat and H fur keglers hhIi averages nf j Western Singles Handicap at Nuk 169 nr less Weekly cash awards 'el Bowl in Tn-City. one of the of will he presented t' the winners in final houses for the big tourney carh class al each omnal house which gets under way (lot. 21. during the si weeks ot mialifying ! The Great Western Singles Hin Oct. 21 tu lcc. .1 dicap is open to men and women Bowlers may enter as mien a. ! bowlers, 18 or older, with sanction they like and uin manv weekly ed ABC or WlltC averages fur the avsarils. The only limit is tnat an : 1959-60. 1960 61 bowling seasons, entrant mav win onlv one cash I Bowlers will use their highest av-ward in the KBf house in ihe ierages. including summer leagues.1 same week. 'recorded in those two years. New! T" qualify for the house finals, bowlers wishing to enter will usei howler must post one of the current sanctioned average for 21 scores in the top 15 per cent m games or more one or rnore official house. The Prizes will be awarded in two '? tJ cent ot the entrants will rl:,ss,l ;.tmn etas. A for hnwl. for todav when some of the na- i tion's college football teams get three ribs in last Saturday's loss j to Texas Tech and has been re- 1 placed by soph Gray Mills. Just before his team's loss to Arkansas I caller of Texas Christian. broke down to hard work for this Satur day's games. , The subjects concerned are some of the more famous at their occu the previous week, Gibbs injured himself when an airplane loading ramp collapsed as his team was getting ready to leave for Little Rock. Ankl Bruittd Notre Dame's No. 1 quarterback, Daryle Lamonica, who has led the Fighting Irish to a 30 season so far, has a badly bruised anklo but is expected to be ready for Satur day's crucial game against Michi gan State. Lamonica was hurt in last Saturday's 30 0 victory over Southern California, after also Ret- , . , ,, ..,l, Kn: ; " !"""" " .b.s.s uroue. low.;. No 1 nu.rterback, VV.I- i " m'tiia, nu icmuvt-u from his wrist, but coach Jerry Burns still doesn't expect him to get back into action until later this season. Hnllis was hurt Oct. against Southern California. Serafin wife of Roseburg V"'"" l"M1 " "r "mn lnR house finals. The top 10 bowlers five in each classification will ad vance to the Grand Finals to h held in Las Vegas. Bowlers whn qualify in more than one housn may roll in each of the houses where he qualified, thereby in creasing his chances of reaching the Grand Finals. Those who qualify for the Grand Finals will win an expense paid trip to Las Vegas to compete in the big tourney, with a guarantee of S 111.000 in prize money to he awarded the winners in the finals. Bowlers who have not entered should contact Bill Donnelly, man ager of Nickel Bowl, to get a spot in the qualifying rounds of action. 1HI fASUST HOOR IN THt WEST! Sensational new low cost OU1K FLOR comes in 4' x 4' panels that YOU lust lay down and nail. OUIK-FLOR installs over new wood subtloors or old worn doors, tt It ideal tor new home, and remodeling. Prefinished, Ready to Wax Harder Than Oak Spot and Stain Resistant Lasts a Housetim BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL ... and ECONOMICAL 91 Q ONLY 4tl.7C per sq. ft. 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