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m m I 4t'3 EIGHT! LEAD By BEATING PHILLIES, 16 TO 9 N. Y. Giants Drop to Fourth Place Larry French Registers Shutout Over Cincinnati. By HUGH S. FtlLLERTON Jr. (Ansociated Pn88 Sport h Writer) The amazing race of the Nation al league clubs far the higher .places In the standing Iiuh ttioleu -the show In biff league baseball from their rival circuit. Four igamus were played yesterday in each major leagun, and while Hie 'American was Glaring jbut one fhaKe In tlie BtandinK. a uhift or the seventh and eighth plat :luhs, the elder circuit left Ju.it two clubs In their former posts. 1 Tho Ilrooklyn Robins, who be came the leaders only Sunday, held their place by trouncing the Phil .lies, still the tall endow, J(i to !. AW the rest shifted about. The -New York Giants dropped from Second to fourth place for the day's biggest fall while PlttHlniriUi made .the best climb, going from fifth to third. Even tho Boston Braves, rankest of all outsiders, found themselves In the si niggle as they downed the .Giants for their fourth viclory in the five game series. Led by Wal )y Merger, a hard hitting recruit from Los Angeles, who seems to have found a lot of "cousins" on the Giants, the IJraves pulled out a ten Inning triumph, 4 to 3. Her ger Becored both of Boston's runs In the regular nine Innings, one of them on his ninth homer of the year. George Slsler drove in tho rest, getting u timely slnglo in the tenth lifter Larry Kenton had weakened Just enough to fill the bases. , Brooklyn had almost no trouble boldln? the top as they pounded three Phllly pitchers for IS hits to get their 10 runs. French Wins Duel , Pittsburgh leaped up two places In the standing ns Lnrry French shut out the Cincinnati Reds with four hits to give the Pirates their third straight victory. For seven Innings French had a light brittle against Red Lucas, holding only a one run lead, but the Pirates came th rou eh In tho lust two fruines to make It 5 to 0. The St. Louis Cardinals followed tho Brooklyn system, downing the Chicago Cubs 10 to 3 to move Into second place and sent the Cubs down to fifth. The Cards got all their runs In four big timings. Another St. Louis team, the Browns, brought about tho only alterntinn In tho American league fltnndlng by downing the Detroit TUers, 8 to 2, and exchanging places with them. The Browns went Into seventh place. They scored five of Ihelr runs In tho sev enth Inning to drive Klon Hogsett from the hill. With the first and second teams. Washington and Philadelphia, en joying a day of scheduled rest, the first division of tho league im proved Its position a bit. The third place Cleveland I iidlann scored a double victory over the Chicago White Sox, who hold the fifth po.il, by scores of 7 to 3 and 7 to 5. The New York Yankees had to go ten Innings to gain a 7 to 4 vic tory over the Boston Red Sox as Kd Durham did some ijrout relief pltelflng. MARION COUNTY FRUIT INSPECTOR UNDER FIRE f 'riM l'twil Wiwl SALKM. Ore., Mny 21 Whether S. If. Van Trump is to be ousted Bs Marion county fruit lnsncor Is to 1" dlHcuHsed at a public hear ing here on June 4 before H. S. Morrlam, representative of thin district on the stale board of hor t Icult ure. The coul rovcrsv arises over the cherry fly situation. 'I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 1930. " -- '- - - . i ' ......i.i.i.T..i.i.i.i.i.MIh h flHHH tUh !MSSa.SJ. c,Rrr,TA. BY PUPILS OF I Nash Executive Opens Big Tourney 2 ' ..I 'A A , , i ' ',( ' V 'W f ' . A A vorllalile barrnKe of IiowIIiik balls followed the rflcont opening of the reciord brcakiiiK Industrial tournament held In Kaclne by em ployes of the Rreat Nash Motors company plants In Kenosha, ltaclne and Milwaukee. More than I!)ll0 howlers men and women from all departments of the bin Wlseunsln factories participated In the pin event, sponsored by Nash employes' clubs and by President C. W. Nash. The tournament la an annual affair. The picture shows E. H. McCnrty, vlce-prenldi nt, Reneral manaxer and director of the company, rolling the first hall while other executives and employes cheer lor an open itK stiTse. 4 TENUIS BIN S ny tho Associuled Press It's anybody's raee In the first half of the Pacific Coast league season, and yesterday's f:ames served to lighten matters up fur ther, with the leaders losing and tho trailers generally faring better. Sacramento lost to the Angels and held tirst place by a half game margin only due to the crushing detent administered the Oaks by Han riancuco, lj to 2. Los Angeles showed lis disre spect for league lenders by bang ing Laurie Vinci, Sacramento hurl- or, out of the box in the find In ning to establish n tmfo four run lead. Jones uIho failed to hold tho Angels, and tho total for the southerners ran to eight. KufiiH Smith held them scoreless after the fourth inning, but the Sacs could lint gel to (lucent, Los An Keles (wirier, and finished with live runs, three too few. Among the clubs now oeeupylug the second division, the MIhhIous splurged by drubbing the Seattle Indians 17 to 1 at San Kraneiseo. Led by Ike lloone who seored two singles, a double, and a home run. the Missions pounded Lamanskl and Mubbell for their first sixteen tallies, and made the last at the expense of Simon) " The Portland Heavers, so far undisputed holders of last place. took the Hollywood Stars Into camp by an 11 to 6 score, in a game featured by four homers, two being batted out by Second Iiase man lirannon of the Stars. As a result of the day's ven tures the leaders are closely bunch ed, with Oakland only a half game out of first place, Los Angeles one and a half, and San Francisco two and a half. NIGHT BASEBALL DEBUT SCHEDULED IN COAST LEAGUE f AuMwIntwl Prciw linnet! Wire) RAX FRANCISCO, May 21. Night baseball, which many mag nates believe will save the Ameri can pastime from financial decay slnco Its successful trial by Des Moines this sprint:, will make its debut in the Pacific Coast league at Sacramento, June 10, according to an announcement by Lew More lug, president of tho league-leading Sacs. Oakland's Acorns will vie with tho Senators in the first coast Ven tura at knocking high flies Into SEEK BIO SUM TO )E (Awciate4 1'rrn law) WIr) STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.. Mav 21. Stanford coeds, profiting by the annual women's edition of the Stanford Daily, have started a campaign for a "godmother with 110.000,000." They want an endowment that will lift the limit of 500 women stu dents set by the Stanford grant of IS'O. They want free and equal priv ileges with the men students, a new gym and the right to stay out nights. And , They want to be regarded as pood dates! "Mills girls are beautiful, Califor nia coeds are good dates, U. C. L. A,s femininity are lovely crea tures, but Stanford's women have high I. Q.'s" wailed Miss Sylvia Weaver, women's editor. In dis cussing the traditions of the sit uation. "There Is a deep-rooted ancient prejudice against the Five Hundred." . ' Mrs. Leland Stanford Sr. Is said to have set the 500 limit, fearing the university named for her son might become a women's college Put she couldn't forsee the results. Miss Weaver said "500 women doomed to dateless nights, to watch boy friends who would b theirs leave the campus day after day to delftrhr the hearts of maid ens up and down the peninsula." That's why, the writer said, the Rtandtord women want the $10 000. 000, "to flood the campus with co eds so that no longer will there be grounds for the belief that all Stanford women are mental gen iuses traditionally avoided bv col leglans on the hectic search for romance." ion over Paddy Walthier, San Fran cisco, In a fast bout here last night, in which no great damage wa done. The feature of the evening was the 10-round mix between Mickey Dolan, Portland, and Al (Jotthardt, German lightweight. Mickey found the German a tough boy with a baffling style and that made him hard to peach effectively. Mickey did considerable hard thumping in the latter rounds. Pay McQuillan, clever Denver colored welter weight, won a well-earned decision over Jimmy Dolan, Portland. Mc Quillan out boxed the Portlander in nearly every round and clinched the decision in the tenth with a couple of hard ones to Uomn's jaw. Krnle Beebe, Portland, and Larry Rarrattl, San Francisco, heavy weights, slugged each other for six rounds with everything but the ring posts, Beebe taking the nod. Abie Israel, Portland bantam, took an easy decision over Penile Milla tor, Filipino, in the four-round curtain raiser. OREGON PRISON TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE MARCUS DECISIONS : PADDY WALTHIER PORTLAND, Ore., Mav 21. "LenpliiR Joe" Marcus, Portland lightweight, took a 10-round decla- the floodlights, and other tonnits will have tlielr -opportunities soon after. For Moreing stated that five regular gameB will be played at night each week from then out. Only the Sunday morning game a. Stockton and the Sunday after noon game at Sacramento will be played by Runlight. Moreing believes that Sacramen to's climate Is particularly favor able for night games, and declares that lighting engineers will profit by the experience of the Pes Moines experiment and offer tho beBt equipment available. 7T.T.T.TTiIn Free Dance AT THE WIGWAM Wednesday, May 21st Good Music, Good Time Everybody Welcome MIIIIItIIM.mi Auto Laundry Thorounh W.ishlnn ftt.50 W.ieIi. Polish $3.00 CO. SQUIER, M. A. L. MtiHter of Automotive I.uhrl- rat Inn Phonj 570 "Slngin In the Grease" N. Ilo-'lttirir. Oregon OLD TIME DANCE at Rainbow Gardens Thursday MAY 22 Music by Tucker's Orchestra. Tickets 50c Carr's ISfli Anniversary Sale $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES 15c Buy a Dress at $1.00, ws will sell you a second one for 15c. These Dresses are regular $1.09 line, wHh 200 Dresses cf sizes 13 to 44 in all colors to choose from. 15th Anniversary special while stock lasts. SALEM, Ore., May 21. Super intendent Henry W. Meyers and other officials of the state peniten tiary will be hosts to the people of Oregon next Saturday and Sunday whn open house is to he held in the new prison administration building that Is now practically completed. The building, a four story structure, will be occupied early next week. N Located in the new building will be the administrative and indus trial offices, guards' quarters, pri son arsenal, matron's offices, and, on the top floor, quarters for GO female prisoners. Corrective needs have not been overlooked, and one room has been set apart especially for the girls who won't be good. Segregation as a precaution against Infectious diseases, never before possible among the women in the Oregon penitentiary, is provided in the new quarters. The new building Is considered fireproof. With the exception of windows and doors it is entirely the product of prison labor. o-- LOCAL PASTOR RESIGNS Hev. Lester GlbBon, pastor of the nible Standard Temple an nounces he is resigning from the local church. His resignation to take effect at once. A special busi ness meeting is called for Wed nesday evening. All members are requested to be present. Adv. . (.ftaltHl I'rn Wire) COAST V. L. Sacramento 25 17 Oakland 25 18 Los Angeles 23 IS San Francisco 2:1 20 Mission 20 21 Seattle .. 19 2:1 Hollywood 18 2.1 Portland H 27 NATIONAL W. L. Brooklyn 17 12 St. -Louis 17 13 Pittsburgh 15 12 New York ...15 13 Chicago 17 15 Boston 13 15 Cincinnati 12 16 Philadelphia 8 18 AMERICAN W. L. Washington 20 10 Philadelphia 18 10 Cleveland 17 12 New York 14 12 Moston 12 17 Chicago 12 IS St. louis 2 18 Detroit 12 20 HOW THEY STAND IN BALL LEAGUES Pet. .5!I5 .5S1 .51 r:!5 .48 I .425 .4311 .341 .580 .557 .5"li .536 .531 .4114 .4211 .303 Pet. .007 .643 .586 .538 .414 .407 .379 .375 MRS. 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