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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1930.
I r LAUDED IN SPEECH
I BY J. C.
(Aaaoclatal Preia Uaaed Wire)
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m munlty-minilou'ntus of chain
Btores'' wag a point J. C. Penney,
j" founder of the J. C. Penney coin-
uny, gouKht to emnliuulze to the
, national chain Btore convention
delegates today.
m Chuiu Htores, lie deelurert, Hue
Z ceed In proportion to the extent to
which ' they identity themselves
" with community Interests.
"No business can reach Its hlxh
m est development In any locality
m unless it is commuuity-mlnded,"
he said.
" "American people arc keenly
"sensitive to local activities. We are
a race of Joiners. The combination
of joiner spirit with Kood common
sense has brought Increased sulse
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Penney said the chain store ful
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community by selecting It for a lo
' cation."
Story of Game
Play by Play
(Continued from page 1.)
low. Strike one called. It was a
curve. Simmons bounced the ball
back at Grimes, but llui'lelgh
knocked It down with his bare
handB and threw him out. Kimx up.
Dull one, outside. Koul, strike one.
Foul, strike two, Into the stand.
Hall two high. Koxx hit to rlglit
field for three bases. Tho play was
scored as a two base hit for l"oxx
and an error by Wades when he
fumbled. Miller up. Koul, strike
one. Hall one, low. Hull two, low.
Foxx scored on Miller's sacrifice
to Dlades. The scorers decided
that Koxx was entitled to a three
base hit and no error charged.
Haas up. Hall one, low. Hall two,
low. Haas lifted a fly lo Ilafoy In
short left One run, one hit, no er-
... roi'B, none left.
Third Inning
Purdinals Mancusq up. Strike
one called. Mnncuso singled to
right. It was the first hit nil
Grove. Gelbert up. Hall one out
side. Gelbort singled to right send
ing Mancuso to second. Grimes up.
Grimos bunted to Koxx and was
safe at first when the ball eluded
Illsliop. It wns scored a hit and Hie
bases were full. Douthlt up. SI l ike
one. called. Pull one, low. Man.
cuso scored on Douthlt's fly to
Huns. Gelbert ran to third and
Grimes romalnod at first. Adams
up. Adams filed to Miller, (iulMrt
scoring on the sacrifice and Jil
ting the Cardinals In tho lead.
Ki'lsch lip. Hl.rlke 1, called. Koul,
strike two. Krlsch lilt Ihrough the
box and beut It for a hit, Grimes
taking socond, Hooluy reached (he
ball but could not inuuo lliu play.
Doltomley up. Hull one, low. llot
tomley lifted a foul fly lo Koxx.
Two runs, fpur hits, no errors, two
left.
Aihletlcs-lioloy up. Holey filed
to Hafey in deep left. firnro up. Ho
wns given a cheer, tvri one, out
sldo. Slriko one, swinging. Koul.
strlko two. Strike three, called.
Grovo struck out. Ilishop up. Hall
one, high. Bishop hit to Grimes
and was out to Hottoinloy. No
runs, no hiis, no errors, none left,
fourth Inning
Cnrdinals Hafey up. Koul,
strike one. Hall one, Inside. Hafey
lifted a high fly In Haas. V.:l::U:s
up. Hail ouo, Inside. Hull two, low.
Hall three, inside. Cochrunu asked
for a new ball. Htades walked, on
an outside pilch. Mancuso up. Hall
one, low. Strike one, called. Slrlke
two, swung liurd. .Mancuso lined to
Simmons in left center. Gelbert up.
Striko one, called. Hall one, low.
Golhert Singled to left. His second
hit of the game, Hhules stopping
at second, tlrlmcs up. Strike one,
swung. Foul, strike two. Grimes
' slruck out, swinging at the third
strike. No runs, one hit, no errors,
two left.
Athletics Dyken up. Hall one,
low. Dykes rolled to Adams ami
was out lo Hottolllley. Ceclllliue
up. Koul, slrlke one. Koul, strike
two. Hall one, outside. Hall two,
high. Hall three, oulslde. Cmli
nine lifted a fly lo Hindi's In right.
Simmons up. Koul. slrlku one. It
was u spltler. Hull one, Inside.
Hall two, low. Simmons drove Hie
ball over tile right field tence lor
a home run, lying (lie mine. He
wns given a great ovtiilon. Kox
lip. Strike one called. Strike two.
called. Hall one IiIkI'. Kox slruik
out, swinging at a curve hall, one
run, one hit, no error!1, jioiie h it.
Fifth Inning
Cardina I outhlt up. Ih.tiilin
popped to Holey. Adam up. Stiii.e
one, culled. Koul, slrlke two. lull
one. outside, low. Hell lw. Iiiuh.
Hall three, oulslde. Adams riled lo
Simmons in iefi center, l-'iit.siii up
Strlko one. culled. Hall one. liii.,h
Krisch hit Into light Held for inn
bnses. llottomley up. Hollouiley
rolled to Koxx and v.us out. tin
assisted. No runs, one lilt, no er
rors, one left.
Athletics -Miller no. Miller loll
ed lo Gelbert and was out to Hot
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lun i ley. liuaa up. Strike one, call
ed. Bull oiie, low. Huut bounded to
Gel beit and was out ul drat. Holey
m. butke ouu, cuilt.d. bu iKe mo,
called. Gnuit'tt miiud a. iuat. un
Willi a cuive. Uoley rolled out to
Adams and wan out at Hist, No
runt, no hits, no errors, none leiL
Sixth Inning
Curdinala lluivy up. Strike one,
ho Bwung. JliiU one, outatiltj. Strike
two, swinging- llatuy bounded to
Iiohy and was thrown out lo fcoxx.
Hladcfl up. JiluiU-a also hit to Ho
ley und way out to Foxx. ,M;incuo
Up. Striko one, called. Muncuso
asked umpire look at bull. It was
all right, liull one. Hall two, low.
Mftiicuso flied to Miller In short
right. No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Athletics drove up. Grove was
given a hand. SIrike one, swung.
Slrlke two, culled. Foul tip. Strike
three, swinging, lllshop up. Dull
one, low. l-oiil, ulrike one, into
right field stands. Strike two, he
tried to bunt, but mltmed the bull.
Foul, down first base line. Bull
two, low. Bull three, Inside. Ball
four, outside. Bishop walked.
Dykes up. Ball one, low. Strike
one, called. Bull two, outside. It
wus a waste hall, Mancuso threw
to first. Bishop ticruuiblc-u back.
Strike two, called. Bishop scored
on lakes' double to deep center-
leld. Cochrane up. Strike one, call
ed. Bull one, high. Strike two,
culled. Bull two, ouiside. Grimes
thought ft wan a striko. Jail three,
high. Strike three, culled. Corn
rune struck out. Simmons up. The
crowd roared disapproval us
Grimes Blurted to intentionally
pass Simmons. Bull one. hull two.
hull Ihr'-o, hull four. Simmons
walked, tie addressed home re
mark to Grimes as he took flrnt.
Foxx up. Bull ono, low. Strike one,
culled. Foul, buck of plute, strike
two. Foxx Btrwk out Hwinglng ut
the third strlko. Ono run, ono hit.
no errors, two left.
Seventh Inning
Ciirdhinls Gelbert up. Strlko ono
called. Foul, strike two Into the
stands buck of first. Bull 1 outside.
Foul down first, huso line. Gelbert
rolled to Dykes and wuh out to
Foxx. Grimes up. Tho crowd
razzed Grimes. Bull one, Inside.
Strike one, culled. Grimes singled
to light. Doulhit up. Grimes was
forced at second when Boley mude
a remarkable play on Doutlift's
roller tossing tho bull to Bishop
for tho putout from a recumbent
position. Adams up. Strike one,
culled. Foul, striko two, Into
stundH back of the plate. Adams
singled to left, Douthit going to
second. Frisch up. Ball one, high.
Striko one swung. Ball two out
side. Jildhop mudo a ono bunded
catch of Friseh's lino drive, retir
ing the side. No runs, two hits, no
errors, two left.
Athletics Aliller up. Bull ono,
high. Strike one, called. Miller
popped to Adams near the pitching
mound. Haas up. Strike one, cull
ed. Bull one, IiIkIi outside. Strike
two, culled. Foul buck of plute.
Mali two, In tho dirt, lluus hit in
to right field for three bases, tlu
hull went Into the r.inlliuU'b
"bull" pen. Jloluy . up. Bull one,
high. Ilium scored ' on Boley'e bunt
to' Grimos the pitcher throwing
J 1 1 in out at first. It wuh a perfect
Bqitoezo play und u sucrilicu hit
for Boley. Grovo up: Grovo rolled
to Frisch and was thrown out to
llottomley. Ono run, ono hit, no er
rors, none left.
Eighth Inning
Cardinals llottomley up. Bull
ono, outside. Foul, strike one. It
wont info the stands huek of the
plalo. Foul, buck of I ho plate,
slrlke two. Boitomley grounded ot
Hi shop and wus out to Foxx. iia
fey up. Ball one, high. Foul, strike
one. Bull two, jiigh. Ball three,
high. Cochrane asked for another
hall. Striko two, culled. Hafey hit
Into centerfleld for two bases. The
bull was a torrid grounder past
Holey. Blades up. Blades lifted to
Haas In center, Ilafoy holding sec
ond. Mimrutm up. :i!l one, low.
Muucuso went out on a sensutlonul
calch of his foul by Cochrane near
the Athletics' dugout. No runs,
one bit, no errors, one left.
Athletics Bishop up. Bull ono.
Inside. Strike one, culled. Bishop
rolled to Frisch and was out ill
first. Dyke up. Ho wuh cheered.
Ball one, in front of the plate in
the dirt. Dykes rolled to Golhert
and was thrown out to Boitomley,
I Cochrane up. Cochrane hit a home
run over the right field wall. The
' crowd was in a frenzy as be
' circled the base:.'. Simmons up.
I Bait one, inside. Simmons bounded
to Gelbert and was out at first.
one run, one tin, no errors, none
left.
Ninth Inning
Cardinals Gelbert up. Ball one,
inside. Strike one, called. Foul,
strike two. Into the stands back of
the plate. Bull two, outside. Foul,
into the stands, back of first.
Striko three. Gelbert struck out
on a called third strike. I'ucenllli,
butting for Grimes. Bull one, out
side. Ball two, high. Bull throe, in
side. Slriko one, called. Strike two,
called. Bucinilll fouled out to
Cochrane back of the plate. Dout
hit up. Ball one, high. Strike one,
called. Douthit popped to Boley.
No runs, no hits, no errors,' none
left.
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STORY 3
(Continued from page f
part in tho batting dill..
Grove was bundled in a heavy
leather jacket, and retired to the
bench after taking a few swings
at the plate.
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MARS DECISIONS
FRANKIE GRACIO
MMorfatM Prraa Letted Wire)
BOBTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1. Bob-1
hy Mars, Han Francisco Filipino
bantam, took ft well deserved 10
ronnd decision overPrankio Gracio,
former New York newsboy, here
last night.
Battling Swede Nelson, Vernonlu
middleweight, slugged out a six
round decision over Fred Gallaa,
Vancouver, Wash.
Kenneth Ken, Portland, and
Chuck Borden, Eugene, went six
rounds to a draw.
Stanley Sargent, Vancouver,
dropped Canadian Carter, twice In
the first round and after the sec
ond drop, Surgent was awarded the
decision.
Jack Kelly, Eugene light heavy
weight, dropped Pete Bitter, Vnn
couver, in the second round for tiie
count.
Hurry Nathan, Ouks, N. D.,
heavyweight, and Karl lieebe, Port
land slugged each other to a four
round draw.
STARS BEAT OAKS;
DUCKS TRIM ANGELS
By tbe Associated Press.
It was a cold night In Holly
wood last night, and a small crowd
watched the Stars wallop Oak
land, 10 to 2. In the series opener.
The Stars took advantage of Pete
Daglia's wlldness.
Another small crowd saw Sacra
mento whitewash the Mission
Reds at San Francisco. B to 0. The
weather was threatening, and the
crowd Just didn't come.
Hehlnd the steady pitching of
Rudy Kalllo, the Seattle Indians
defeated the Seals, 2 to 1. The In
dians touched Elmer Jacobs for
ten hits. Cox. Seattle catcher,
scored the winning run In the
eleventh Inning when two men
were out.
Portland won, 6 to S, over Los
Angeles in a hard fought game.
Heck, hurling for Portland, was
touched for 11 hits, while the
Ducks made only eight off Iiaecht
and Delaney. The winning run
was scored In the seventh by
Mazza who had singled, went to
second on a sacrifice and scored
on a single by Cramer.
INJURY TO APSIT
BLOW TO TROJANS
YOUNG CORBETT III
BEATS SAM JACKSON
(AKanelfiOtl (Trsi Lcnwd Wire)
LOS ANGKIJiS, Oct. 1 The
uncrowned king of the welter
weights. Young Corbett III, hud
unother hard earned vluioi U !
credit as a result of u rousing
fight lust night with Santa Mon
ica's negro battler, Sammy Jack
son, before a crowd of 11,000.
Tho Fresno southpaw milled in
tbe lute rounds alter his less ex
perienced opponent had bold him
practically even during tho open
ing stanzas of the ton round bout,
to win handily hy the effective
delivery of his portslde volleys to
Jackson b head. ...
Eraser, Portello Draw
SICATTLK, Oct. 1 After
alow start, Don FraHer, Spokan
welterweight, cume hack to gain
a draw wllh Tony Portllto, Seat
tle, in a six round boxing bout
hero last night.
Portillo won the first Iwo rounds
and knocked Fiaaer groagy in the
second hut the Spokane printer
came back with n vicious attack
in tho (bird that rocked tho form
er Dos Angeles Mexican.
Voung Sam Dnngford, SeatlU1
welterweight, won a decision over
Joey Kaufman. Binfalo, N. i In
the six round Bcml flnal.
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LOS ANGELES, Cal.; Oct. 1.
That bugaboo of all football
coaches injuries today had
struck the University ot Southern
California for the second time in a
week. MarKer Apsit, ono of Troy's
best offensive halfbacks, was the
victim, going to the hospital yes
terday when a leg Injury suffered
Saturday in the game with tbe
University of California at Los An
geles loon a turn for the worse.
Apsit understudied Harry Edel
son last year and was being groom
ed for a place as one of the main
cogs in S. C.'s power plays. He will
be out of the game wltti Oregon
State next Saturday and probably
also will miss the Washington
State contest the following week.
George Kirk wood, sophomore, is
expected to take Aspit's place.
Last week Tony Jurich, second
string end, suffered a broken leg
and will be out for the season
probably.
RUINS OF ANCIENT
ROMAN CITY FOUND
IN NORTH AFRICA
ALGIERS. Algeria, Sept. 30.
Another Roman city rivalling In
importance and In beauty Timgad,
the African Pompeii discovered in
1875, is being uncovered In the de
Lam hese city, founded by veterans
e3e a short diatance from Batna.
The ruins cover 1.13 acres and
have a forum which spreads out
over 21,500 square feet. The Tim
gad ruins cover but 99 acres. The
Tambese city, founded by veterans
of Augustus' Third legion, who
were stationed in the region, con
tains two triumphal arches well
preserved and two large necropol
ises with ornamental monuments
for the dead.
Lanthese was situated in the cen
ter of a fertile region when Augus
tus quartered his soldiers there, but
since then the territory became
marshy and natives avoided it. i
STORY 2
(Continued trum pc
Northcott, came here from Vallejo
tor a lust wurd with the con
demned man.
.Mrs. Northcott has repeatedly
asserted she did not fcjll young
Collins, saying she bad pleaded
guilty to the charge in belief that
her sou would be set free as a re
sult. When Warden James B. Holo
han received a message yesterday
saying Mrs. Nelaon O. Winslow of
Pomona, mother ot two of North
CQtt's alleged victims, was on her
way here to question the condemn
ed man he sent word that nothing
would be gained by further questioning.
STORY 1
(Continue from page i
was announced. The additional
shortage, $2429.50, Luper has
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Luper Explains
Luper in discussing the situa
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volved any irrigatio district
funds, as had been charged, or any
other funds in his charge other
than the interest in money for
which he was personally respon
sible pending its payment to the
state treasurer after its status had
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that these moneys, often amount
ing to considerable sums, were
sometimes retained by himself as
state engineer for as long as six
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