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HAS BEENS LOOKING FOR HANDOUT? No, these
two former heavyweight boxing champions ore shovn
collecting money in a pail Thursday for Lions Christ
mas charity in Stockholm, Sweden. Floyd Patterson,
left, bnd Ingemar Johansson used to knock each
other out for the heavyweight crown. (UPI Telephoto)
Sutherlin Terriers Tip Winston
The Sutherlin Junior High
ierriers stamped themselves as
the teams to beat in the jun
ior Umpqua Valley' League as
they overpowered Winston in an
opening double header recent
ly. .
Don Fenn's eighth graders
racked up a 40-27 triumph in
the biggest offensive spurge in
four years, and Dick Sampson
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ning one as the seventh grade
Terriers scored a 24-14 win.
It was Larry Owens who led
the way for the eighth graders
as he paced a strong rebound
ing game and ran up an 18
point scoring total for the eve
ning. The Terriers jumped into
an early lead, led 19-9 at the
halftlme and continued a dev
astating scoring pace through
out the second half, reports cor
respondent Mrs. William Blake-
ley.
In the seventh grade tilt, Steve
Putman proved unstoppable as
he earned v.
24 counters.
KITTLE TO RESIGN
PORTLAND (UPI) Hub Kit
tle, general manager of the
Portland Beaver baseball team
of the Pacific Coast league.
plans to resign next week, Bea
ver President Arch Kingsley
said today.
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Prtp Basketball
Non-Ltagua
Grants Pass Cavemen vs
Ruseburg Indians, Jay vee 6:15
p.m.. Varsity 8 p.m.. Roseburg
Yoncalla Eagles vs. Sutherlin
Bulldogs, 8 p.m., Sutherlin.
Oakland Oakers vs. Riddle
Irish, 8 p.m.. Riddle.
Crow Cougars vs. Elkton
Elks, 8 p.m., Elkton.
Days Creek Wolves vs. Butte
Falls Loggers, 8 p.m., Butte
Falls.
Canyonville Tigers, Camas
Valley Hornets, Salem Acad
emy and Canyonville Bible
Academy Pilots at CBA Invita
tional Tournament, 7:15 p.m.
CBA.
Glendale Pirates vs. Rogue
River Chieftains, 8 p.m., Rogue
River.
Phoenix Pirates vs. Glide
Wildcats, 8 p.m.. Glide.
Douglas Trojans vs. Myrtle
Point Bobcats, 8 p.m., Myrtle
Point.
Gold Beach Panthers vs. Myr
tle Creek Vikings, 8 p.m., Myr
tle Creek.
Emerald League
Elmira Falcons vs. Drain
Warriors, 8 p.m., Drain.
Saturday
Prep Basketball
Non-League
Roseburg Indians vs. Grants
Pass Cavemen, Jayvee 6:15
p.m., Varsity 8 p.m.,, Grants
Pars.
Canyonville Tigsrs, Camas
Valley Hornets, Salem Acad
emy and Canyonville Bible
Academy Pilots in CBA Invita
tional Tournament Finals, 7:15
p.m., CBA.
Riddle Irish vs. Yoncalla Ea
gles, 8 p.m., Yoncalla.
Marshfield Jayvees vs. Elk
ton iJlhs, 8 p.m., Elkton.
Myrtle Point Bobcats vs. Pow
ers Cruisers, 8 p.m.. Powers
Days Creek Wolves vs. Butte
Falls Loggers, 8 p.m., Butte
Falls.
Illinois Valley Cougars vs.
Glendale Pirates, 8 p.m., Glen-dale.
Glide Wildcats vs. Eagle
Point Eagles, 8 p.m., Eagle
Point.
- Mapleton Sailors vs. Douglas
Trojans, 8 p.m., Douglas.
Gold Beach Panthers vs. Myr
tle Creek Vikings, 8 p.m., Myr
tle Creek.
Sutherlin Bulldogs vs. Phoe
nix Pirates, 8 p.m., Phoenix
Emerald League
McKcnzie Eagles vs. Drain
Warriors, 8 p.m., Drain.
Prep Wrestling
Roseburg Indians vs. Mcdford
Black Tornado, 1 p.m., Med-
ford.
Glide Wildcats vs. Oakland
Oakers, 7 p.m., Oakland.
Sutherlin Bulldogs vs.' Crater
Comets, 1 p.m., Central Point
CINCINNATI (UPI) Hank,
Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves
won the National League's slug
ging crown for the second time
in bis career this year while
Stan Musial and Warren Spahn
set records that make them al
most certain selections for
baseball's Hall of Fame.
Aaron, who won his first slug
ging title in 1959, had a .586
percentage this year to score a
narrow victory over Willie
Mays of the San Francisco
Giants, who finished with .582.
San Francisco's Willie McCov-
ey a n J Orlando Cepeda ranked
third and fourth, respectively,
with marks of .566 and .563.
Aaron, who finished third In
the batting race with .319, had
29 doubles, four triples and 44
home runs among his 201 hits
for 370 total bases also tops
in the league. Slugging percent
ages are computed by dividing
a player's total at-bats into his
total bases.
Mays, who batted .314, had 32
doubles, seven triples and 38
Brickey Scores High
In Senior Club Shoot
Bill Brickey recorded the top
score at the weekly Roseburg
Senior Rifle Club shoot this
week at the Roseburg Rod and
Gun Club course.
Brickey, firing from four po
sitions, took top honors with an
aggregate score of 387. Arville
Koozer was second with a 386,
Verne Whittcnburg placed third
with a 382 and Carl Johnson
was fourth with a 381.
Oticr top shooters for the
week included 1'aui nomnson
380; Fred Gruver, 578; Mildred
Comfort, 375; Ray Bcntzen
374; Robert LeBlue, 373; and
Leota LeBlcu, 356. i
The Roseburg Senior Rifle
Club meets each Wednesday at
7 p.m. at the Roseburg Rod
and Gun Club in Winchester.
Inlcr-club team competition
will begin Jan. 8, and the post
al Sage Brush League, covering
several western states, will be
gin the same date.
Musial, Spahn Near
Hall Of Fame Status
Fri., Dee. 13, 1963- The News-Review, Page 5 VZ
NAIA Picks
Lorry Miller
Larry Miller, Roseburg, was
named first team offensive end
on the 1963 NAIA District 2 all
star football team.
Miller played end for Linficld
and led the league in pass re
ceptions. He is a 5-11, 185-pound
senior. In addition to his North
west College Conference , and
NAIA all-star selections, Miller!
was selected as the Most Im
proved Player at Liniield.
Other Douglas County stars
on the NAIA all-district team
were Larry Longbrake, Suther
lin, and Spike Moore, Roseburg.
Longbrake, a junior at Eastern
Oregon College, was honorable
mention defensive linebacker,
and Moore, a freshman at Wil
lamette, was honorable men
tion defensive halfback.
The first unit NAIA district
2 all-star -team was composed
of ends Jim Hollingsworth, Port
land Slate, and Miller; tackles
Clair Foley, Pacific, and Glen
Moses, Southern Oregon Col
lege; guards Gary Boggs and
Rick Wheatley, both of Lewis'
and Clark; center Larry Ree
ser, Linficld; quarterback Bill
Hensclman, Lewis and Clark;
halfbacks Mickey Hergert, Lew
is and Clark, and Doug Olson,
Southern Oregon College; and
fullback Andy Berkis, Portland
Stale, i
Defensive first team sclec
lions included: ends Bruce An
derson, Willamette, and Tony
Ah Yat, Linficld; tackles Pete
Dengenis, Linfield, and J i m
Gaul, Portland State; guards
Steve Straughn, Eastern Ore
gon College, and Mike Kostrba,
Lewis and Clark; linebackers
Jim Dent, Oregon College of
Education, Ron Baker, Southern
Oregon College and Norm
Musscr, Linfield; and halfbacks
Bob Reichert and Mike Gilbert,
both of Lewis and Clark.
homers among 187 hits for 347
total bases. Third place went
to Vada Pinson of the Reds,
whose 37 doubles, 14 triples, 22
homers and 131 singles gave
him 335 total bases.
Musial, who retired at the
end of the season, set 11 league
or major league records and
Spahn, who'll be 43 ne-'t April
23, set 12.
Major league records set by
Musial were most seasons, 100
games, 21; most seasons, con
secutive, 100 games, 21; most
lifetime total bases, 6,134, and
most long hits, lifetime, 1,377.
XL records he set are most
games, lifetime, 3,026; most at
bats, 10,972; most runs, 1,949;
most hits, 3,630; most doubles,
725; most extra bases on long
hits, 2,504, and most runs bat
ted in, 1,951.
Spalin set six major league
marks: Most lifetime wins by
left-hander, 350; most 20-victory
seasons by a left-hander, 13;
most seasons leading league in
complete games, 9; most con
secutive years leading in com
plete games, 7; most lifetime
strikeouts by a left-hander,
2,415, and 17 straight seasons
with 100 br more strikeouts.
Additionally, the brilliant Mil
waukee pitcher set NL marks
of most lifetime homers by a
pitcher, 34; most seasons pitch
ing for one club, 19; most
games started in lifetime, 10;
most shutouts by a left-hander,
62; most seasons 100 or more
strikeouts, 17, and most bases i
on balls (since 1900), lifetime,
1,326.
Hockey Results
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Warriors Nab
Wrestling Win
Drain's Warriors, competing
in wrestling for the second year,
rolled to a convincing 49-8 tri
umph over the invading Central
Linn Cobras Thursday.
The victory was . the second
in a row for the Warriors as
they had opened the season last
week with a win over the' Pleas
ant Hill Hillbillies.
. Drain wracked up its points
on eight pins and three de
cisions, while the invaders were
limited to a decision in the 115
pound class and a pin in the
136-pound bracket. . I
Scoring pins for the winning
Warriors were Dan McKinlcy
in the 98-pound class, Bill Mc-
Fadden in tho 106-pound brack
et, Eddy Merrill in the 130
pound division, Cliff Johnston
In the 157-pound category, Ev
errctt Bryant in the 168-pound
classification, Frank Backus in
the 178-pound bracket, Doug
Wilkinson in the 191-pound class
and Dennis Clearman In t h e
heavyweight division.
Richard Johnsrude at 123
pounds, Don Joyce at 141
pounds and Nolan Henderson at
148 pounds recorded decisions
for the Warriors.
Tho next meet for the War
riors will be staged Dec. ' 19
when the Creswcll Bulldogs in
vade Drain. Action will start
at 7:30 p.m. .
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