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Red Cross Swim Program Begins At City Pool June 8 The Red Cross' Learn-To-Swira program at the Roseburg Muni cipal Pool is scheduled to begin June 18. June 8 has been set as the open ing date lor the regular swimming season at the Municipal Pool. The pool will open at 1 p.m. The Red Cross program will con sist of three sessions, with each lasting three weeks. Registration for the opening session will be held June 13 and 14. The second ses sion will be held July 9 through 26 and the final classes will begin July 30 and end Aug. 16. All students must be registered previous to the first day of the classes. Registration for the sec ond session will be July 3 to 5 and for the third session will bo July 25 and 26. Students can register at the Mu nicipal Pool between 2 and i p.m. on the above listed days. Each parent must register his own child, and a fee of $1.20 must accompany each registration. This fee is assessed by the City to be used for pool improvements and partially offset the cost of pool operation during the instructional program. Children taking the classes must be 8 or older. The schedule for the three sessions is: swimmers and intermediates 10:30 to 11 a.m.; beginner boys, 11 to 11:45 and beginner girls, 11:45 to 12:30. The first and third sessions will be open to the general public, in cluding the outlying areas and communities. The second session will be restricted to youth of the Roseburg area. Senior and junior life saving and adult Learn-To-Swim classes will be scheduled at a later date. - For further information call Tom Keel, director of parks, OR 3-3072. BILLS SIGN THREE BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) The Buffalo Bills of the American Foot ball League have announced the signings of end Glenn Bass, full back Willie Jones and linebacker Joe Schaffer. t 1 -TT4 - " " n mir.j- ., .r- - 1 rf . Z'.-: .-- RAMMING over the top of Ralph Davidson's boot in the Class C utility Outboard motor races ot Detroit is Blaine Puterbaugh of Toledo. Puterbaugh's boat crashes over Davidson's machine in bottom photo swamping the bottom boat in the first lap of a scheduled five-lap race. Davidson received only a scratch on his bock as Puterbaugh's boot spun out of control to cause the smashup.' (UPI Tele-photo) Memorial Day Races Set At Jantzen Beach PORTLAND (special) Four big auto racing events have been set over the Memorial Day week end at Jantzen arena Thursday afternoon and again Saturday evening, a top field of late model stock cars featuring the 1961 through 1963 models hold their first one quarter mile racing event of the season with six big racing events including a marathon fea tured each day. plus a big jalopy destruction derby smashup event. Thursday events get underway at 1:30 p.m., while Saturday's night stock car affair beginning with trials at 7:30 p.m. and the first racing event set for 8:30. The stock cars will have all of their 1963 models competing in the events with Art Watts' new Ford Fastback ready for action; Carl Joiner, Dick Getty and Jack Mc Coy driving new Chevs,; Bill Am ick, Dodge and Royce Hagerty, Mercury. Hal Beal in a '62 Dodge and current point leader will be in ac tion with Johnny Smythe in a '62 Ford; Ernie Stirley and Bob Gregg in '62 Mercs plus all of the top 1961 and 1960 models also com pcting. Friday night and again Sunday afternoon's racing events will see a top field of over 100 Junkers competing in big jalopy destruc tion derbies with eight smashup events set for each performance Friday's events will get under way at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday's events will start with trials at p.m. l 11- ,r-, ill U- jj hi ii k? 1 NEW YORK MANAGERS, Ralph Houck of the Yankees ond Cosey Stengel of the Mets, got together to promote the exhibition gome between the two teams June 3 for the bene fit of sondlot baseball. From the somber looks, Stengel could be asking for the loan of Mantle or Maris to help his struggling Mets. (UPI Telephofo) Outstanding Senior Athletes Honored At Riddle Meeting Tues., May 28, 1963 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. 7 Improved Novi Specials Rale High For Running Of Indianapolis 500 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) field for the 500-mile race. Jlurlu The dream of a dead man might bise qualified at 150.157 miles be the biggest story of the 500- per hour, Unser at 149.421, and mile race this year. M alone at 148.343 speeds which The late Bud Winfield had the Winficld anticipated and couldn't dream; he built two cars to go get. Madison 9 Reaches A-l Diamond Finals By United Press International Madison of Portland moved into the Class A-l finals of the Oregon high school baseball playoffs with a 4-1 victory over Hillsboro in a semifinal game at Hillsboro Mon day. ' Medford meets Pendleton at Pendleton tonight in the other semifinal contest. Rick Wise pitched a one-hitter for Madison in its seven - inning game with Hillsboro. Wise, who struck out 11 and walked six, gave up a single in the sixth in ning to Dave Blatchford. Bandon and McKenzie gained the finals of the Class A-2 play offs. Bandon defeated Yamhill- Carlton 3-1 at Bandon and Mc Kenzie topped Woodburn 2-0 at Woodburn in the semifinals. In Class B, Crow reached the finals with a 2-1 win over Jeffer son at Lowell in a semifinal game. Wasco County met Adrian at Adrian today in tne omer semi final contest. The finals in the three classes will be played as a triplcheader at Multnomah Stadium in rort land Thursday afternoon. Riddle athletes were honored at a recent awards assembly at the school, with Bill Markham receiv ing a KOIN Oregon High School Athlete of the Year certificate. Principal Donald Brown present ed Bill Markham with his award. Outstanding senior athletic Johnson Picked To Retain Title Ring Record Fight Results By United Press International BOSTON (UPI) Lou Gutierrez, 159, Managua, Nicaragua, out pointed Joe Washington, 157, Phil adelphia (10). CARACAS (UPI) Carlos (Mor- ocho) Hernandez, 135V&, Venezuela slopped Bunny Grant, 140, Ja maica (3). HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Memo Lopez, 143, Tijuana, Mexi co, stopped Dave Camacho, 14214, San Jose, Calif., (10). SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-Roger Rouse, 170, Portland, Ore., out pointed Sonny Miles, 173, Oak land, Calif., (10). WESTERN OPEN SET CHICAGO (UPI) The 1964 Western Open golf championship will be held at the Tarn O Shan ter Country Club. It will be the first major tournament held at the Chicago course since the late George S. May dropped his All American and World tourneys in 1958. LAS VEGAS. Nov. (UPI) Light heavyweight champion Har- uiu rfuiiuauii tt piumuiuve idvui- ite at 18-5 to beat clever Willie Paslrano at the Las Vegas con vention center Saturday night in their title fight, which features this week's boxing schedule. Their 15-round bout will be tele vised nationally to homes by ABC. This will be the fifth defense for muscular Johnson of Philadelphia, 34, since he won the vacant title in 1961. Twcntv-seven-vear old Pastrano ot Miami Beach, second ranking contender, clinched the title shot by upsetting Wayne Thornton of rrcsno, Calif., by a decision on Mav 4. Johnson seeks his 20th straight victory. He hasn't been beaten since Mav 6. 1955. when knocked out by Julio Mcdcros in the "doped orange incident. Johnson is heavily favored be cause of his combined skill and punch. Pastrano is the speediest and most elusive performer in the 175-pound division, but he is a comparatively ugnt nitier. Promoters Mel Grcb and Jack Doyle hope for a gate of $90,000 in the 8,000-seat convention cent er. In addition the television fee to the promotion is $60,000. John son is guaranteed .ti,sw; rasira no $21,250. Tuesday: New York (Sunnyside) Gil Diaz vs. Laszlo Bagi. Fres no, Calif. Gabe Terroncz vs. Frankie Ramirez. Stockton, Calif. Ray Asis vs. Rudy Corona. Houston, Tex. Rip Randall vs. Isaac Logart. Wednesday; Seattle, Wash. Eddie Cotton vs. Kayo Peterson. Thursday: Glasgow, Scotland Chic Caldcrwood vs. Von Clay. Friday: Milan, Italy Wilfie Greaves vs. Sandro Mazzinghi and Alonzo Johnson vs. Nino Mastiglnn and Ted Wright vs. Franco Buc cio. Eugene. Ore. Bobby Horn vs. Mel Ferguson. Saturday: Las Vegas, Nev. Harold Johnson vs. Willie Pastra no (world light heavyweight title) TV. awards were presented to Bill Markham and Tom Roberts, foot ball; Ron Weakley,' basketball; Dave Clark, wrestling; John Brown, track; and Bill Loper, base ball. Receiving baseball letters were: seniors Gary-Frahm, Bill Mark ham, Roberts, Lonnie Risseeuw, Loper and Weakley; juniors Larry Ruckcl, Keith Hanson, Gary Paetz, Art Fisher and Merle Blankenship; and sophomores Mike Markham, Tom Morrison, Kent Wigle and Larry Foster. Football letters wero presented to seniors Brown, Clark, Frahm, Bill Markham, Ira Nichols and Roberts; juniors Blankenship, Jay Ball, Usher, Hanson, Dave Near ing, Larry Ruckel and Paetz; soph omores Rusty Aker, James Mitch ell, Morrison, Mike Markham and Gary Owens; and freshman Charles Preston. Seniors Frahm, Bill Markham, Risseeuw, Roberts and Weakley: junior Paetz; and sophomores Ter ry fosmark, Morrison and Miko Markham were presented varsity basketball letters. Wrestling awards went to seniors Clark and John Navarro; juniors Nearing, Bob Lakin and Byron In man; sophomores Doyle Jones, Jim Owens and Mitchell; and freshmen Barry Everett, Danny Story and Jon t'uz. Receiving track letters were: sen iors Brown, Clark and Nichols; jun iors Ball and Nearing; sophomores Jones and Tom Roso; and fresh man Larry Keele. In addition to the athletes, the storekeepers, statisticians and team managers were presented awards by the coaches, reports correspondent Mrs. Erma Best, after auto racing's biggest prize. He called them the Novi Gover nor Specials when they were built some 20 years ago. Twice his supercharged babies, turning out almost 750 horse power, won the pole position as the fastest qualifier for the race on the first day of time trials. Twice, the speedsters had the highest overall qualifying speed. But they never won the race. Two veteran race pilots, Ralph Hepburn and Chet Miller, were killed in them. Hepburn died when his Novi bolted like a runaway horse into the wall three times, only days after he declared "I've got the best race car ever built and it's the one that'll win the '500' for me." Rarely Finish The Novis rarely finished the race. Once Duke Nalon wound up third in 1948, the best perform ance. The complicated cars re quired such fine tuning that the roughness of a 500-mile high speed dash defeated the best mechanical talent. For almost a decade tho Novis were dreams on the sidelines, not in the race, but still they were the biggest crowd pleaser at the track. Then Andy Granatclh bought them and built a third car and this year they're the darlings of the race buffs. Granatclll has spent more than $250,000 on the cars rebuilding, revamping, redesigning; modify ing, seeking to beat the bugs that assailed the monsters. This year, to the surprise ot almost every fan, Jim llurtuuisc Bobby Unser and Art Malone drove all three into the starting It would be untrue to call Granatelli's Novis the Winfield Novis, because many modifica tions have made them into new machines. Yet the basic motor design remains, the basic concep tion is there. The differences are in the accessories used to meet the desire. Carburetion problems have been the biggest headache. Last year tho cars were trucked away from the track, unable to quality. Granatelli had predicted they ould go 160 miles an hour. This year Granatelli has new aircraft fuel injectors to feed the supercharges. So far there's been no trouble. Maybe these cars can go 155 , or 157 miles an hour," Granatelli said. . Maybe the dream of a dead with modifications, will . come true. State Golfers Qualify For U.S. Open Tourney Three Tacoma golfers and a oair of pros from Portland were among those who qualified Mon day for sectional qualifying com petition for the U.S. open lion Tournament. Portland will host the sectional qualifying trials June 10 on the Waverly Golf Course. At Tacoma. Dr. Herman Dahl Tacoma amateur, and pro Bill Aliment, Seattle, led the four qual ifiers with 146 totals. Chuck Cong don and Al Fcldman, both Taco ma nros. also Qualified with 147s. Jorry Mowlds, Portland pro, led qualifiers in play at Vancouver, Wash., with a 36-hole total of 145 on rounds of 73-72. Bunny Mason Portland, and Duke Matthews of Eugeno wero next in lino with 148s. Harvey Hixson, Cottage Grove, finished with a 152. At Spokane. Kayo Walker, Wat lace, Idaho, qualified for the Port land area with a 146 on rounds of 74-72.' Tho U.S. Open will be held In Brooklme, Mass., June 20-22. Kokanee, Atlantic Salmon Count In Oregon's Trout Creel Limit Oregon anglers are advised that called "little red salmon" these Oregon Distance Runners Return EUGENE (UPI)-Dlslance run ncrs Keith Forman and Vic Reeve will rejoin the Oregon track team for jts meet with Oregon State on Thursday. Forman has had a sore heel and Reeve has recovered from heat exhaustion suffered in the Far West championships at Pull man. and the landlocked kokanee can be tho Landlocked Atlantic salmon taken by fishermen according to the regular trout bag limits of the state, except where special bag limits may apply. At the present ine only lesuicuvu iihk iinuv uu these fish is at Mud lake in central fish are landlocked and nonmigra torv and nro classed with the trout angling regulations for angling pur poses. The Atlantic salmon Is not a true salmon. It is a member of the trout familv where, in its east crn environment, it is similar to tho stoclhead trout in habit. In Ore gon the Atlantic salmon is land- Oregon where angling for Atlantic . k .. . nonm,,ratorv and. like salmon is tor lun oniy, ana an ,i kokaneo. is classed as a trout i' &t n Oil JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE BOWLERS from Roseburg Bowl were presented trophies for kxol ond national honors ot o dinner Saturdoy ot Harris Cofe. Left to right, front row, ore Jerry Kent, Sandy Smith, John Hoof and Jim Wade. Bock row. Left to right, ore cooch Mrs. Mory Kent, Dennis Moody, Tom Seobough, Jock Harris ond Larry Wheatley. The Kent Rodio-TV teom received owords for plocing in the National Moilogrophic Tournoment. Members ore Jerry Kent, Paul LeFon, Tom Seobough, Dennis Moody ond Jim Wade. The Mock Motors teom won the local league. Members ore Kent, LoFon ond Wade. Other owords were; high series. Lorry Wheatley, 543; high game, Tom Seobough, 224; high game handicap, Sondy Smith, 243; high series hordicop, Jock Horris, 591; league high overage Lorry Wheotley, 140; ond most improved average. Jack Harris. 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This advice Is given by the game commission following numerous in quiries from anglers in connec tion with Atlantic salmon stocked by the game commission in Davis Lake and kokanee stocked by tho game commission in numerous waters may exceed the 20-inch mark. Anglers feared these fish might come under tho salmnn stcclhead regulations of two fish over 20 inches in length. The game commission advised that tho salmon and steelhcad reg ulations apply to migratory species and not to fish which are land locked with no access to the sea. While it is true the kokanee is a I true salmon in some areas it Is Beam's Choice charcoal filtered 6 years old -90 proof from the distillers of . JIM BEAM : for angling purposes The Atlantic salmon in Davis Lake, according to reports, are growing exceptionally well and some of theso fish will undoubted ly exceed the 20-inch mark in a year or two. Kokanee exceeding the 20-inch mark are taken regular ly by anglers in Odcll, Crane Prai rie and Wickiup. 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