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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1930)
KCWtBUKCi NtWS-KLVIhW. KUfc.t4UK.i. OKLCON. TUESDAY OCTOBER 7. 1930. HlstofyV Greatest, ' ir ' n'l r ' t the ball had touched him, and the fact that he fulled to pick it up would indicate the tiuth of his statement, us he is a very heady player and would have realized the necessity of running with the ball if It had bit hliu. If this decision had not been made as It was, Roseburg would undoubtedly have defeated Coqullle 13 to li. The score, however, was 18 to 13 in Coquille's favor as a result uf the decision. Vjravuy ju rruaunr We are Pleased to Announce ' V""TTNi!;: ODEuS DATED nGUINST LEBANON IT That We Have Just Completed the Installation of a TWO J S'.hools at Mjrrtle rivuk show a Ivery h.'allliy growth this year as coiiipai.d with last vnr, the ut "tenduiice b.iiiK lui'Kfi- tlian ever before, according lo iiellry F. Kim lisli, iriii-ial. who la ureally 'pleased with the liro.;peits tor the ' year. Attendance in the high ', school, at the end or the first two i weel.a of school, was 1"6 as com pared with :i at the 'name tune ' last e:u Other students, now cn ', aa.i'd in orchard or other tann i wtirk, aif exiected to enio:l this 'week, materially Increasing alten ' u,..i. mere aie I nil pupiU in the ', i,iaii Hciiu.ils, bhBhiiy moie than la.st year. The fiu. hniun rlass In I lie liih school has lit fcirls a:id Kl boys . enrolleil. The officers elected arc Donald Whutc.l, president; Doria 'Wilder, vice president ; Frances 'Xoilller. secretary anil Dorothy hales, treaenrer. The sophomore rlasa has 1" buy" JSml U Kirls and Norman Dyer in president ; I lair llrowusou, vice--piesldeiil, and Minor Freed, hee-"reiaiy-ireasiner. Zt Th Junior x hiss is composed of 1 lioyu and ' Ktrla with Fnuik LelKUtun. president ; Sheldon Her--.maun. Vice-president, mid lOsther "Iltmnalioll, .. rotary-treasurer. Z 'i'be KiadiuilinK clasa ntnnhi'iH 21 -with 1 hoj'H anil !) tills. Francis -oi r is president ; Kaymond " Wilder, vice presideul, and Oren "l.eilcerwood, Becretary-ll'easiirer. 7. The school has a very fine corps .of teueliers, under the direction of -Jlr. Kniilisli, nnd the work lor the " year Is already well under way. f l-T5-ii )? r" JZJL -0- - CUBS DEFEAT SOX ' FOR CHICAGO TITLE CHICAdO.j (let. 7 On the r flliKPole at WrlKley field where -the llt-'ll National league champion ship flouted during tho recent sea son, the 1!:ii ChlciiKO city title banner will fly next year. . The Cubs yesterday finished I he task of retaining the title Ihoy won from the While Sox In 11128. winning their fourth victory in six games, U to 4, by an old-fashioned ." ninlli-lnnlng rally. After taking ft two-run lead In " the .fifth, the Cubs saw the Hox ' tip It up and got out in 1 1 on t In t the sixth. Rogers llurnshy's men ' tied it ngnln In the elghlb, but the stuhhorn Hox again took the " lead in the same Inning. The Culp ' finally got orKanizeil and cracked - Ciarlantl Itraxlon for three runs in " the ninth to win game and series. It was the Cubs' Bixth champlou- (hip out of 17 series. r The aeries drew a total nlteml . linen of 1I"2,!I1S paid, with receipts ' of 51H7.: 17. ISauli Cuh and several nlhers connected with the club, ughaTI WrtTIMHiniTrT" The nil giiKhur which smldeilly flowed from the playground of the Oklahoma t iny high school urn! which Is producing 5.0I0 barrels of oil daily. The well Is described by oil men as history's greatest gravity oil producer. One thou sand pupils deserted the school temporarily because of the fire hazard caused by the well. as well as Joe, McCarthy, former manager of the Brutus, received $l,2:ir..71, while active While Sox players and others got 7!lfl.l apiece. The Koseburg senior high school football team will meci Lebanon i.iga school on Unlay field Satur day. Lebanon played at Uoseburg two ycajg ago and won by a score of 12 to u. u..d f?'i year itoseburg hopes to be able to even the hon ors. The visiting team, however, is nusky and experienced, so that the local team -Is not looking for .iliy easy contest. The Uoseburg team has gained valuable experience in the last two sanies, defeating. Junction City ill the tirst contest and losing to Co rpillle last week. The C'0(ullle game gave the local boys some valuable experience in several ways, and exposed weaknesses that an- being corrected this week. Coqullle was unable to make any yardage through the strong Hose burg line, and finally devoted 113 entire attack to sweeping end runs, with brilliant Interference. Koaeburg vus unable to break up these plays, which gave the Co iiuiile team two touchdowns. The thtr.r touchdown, which gave Coqullle the victory, was vig orously protested hy lioaebuig. Coiiullle had been driven back to her own 35 yard line and was held for downs. The Coqullle halt hack gol away a long punt lo Itoseburg's 35-yaril line where the ball took a wild bounce, after sulking the ground directly In front of Dan Fuller, Itosehurg safely. The ball rolled wild In wards, Uoseburg's goal line, and as he saw that It would cross the 20-yard line, Kntlcr made no ef fort to pick It up, merely running beside the hall lo seize it in case it changed direction. A Coqullle player ran and fell on the ball and claimed that it had hit Kntler'a foot. The play had been screened from the officials by the bodies of several players, and despite Uoseburg's protest that the ball had not touched lOntler, the ball was given to Coqullle on Uoaeburg's 7-yard line, from which place II was not difficult to score . a touchdown. I Entlor emphatically denied that FOOTBALL TICKETS PUT ON SALE HERE Tickets for the University of Ore gon football games, as well as the Hhrine benefit game in Portland, may be secured from the local au tomobile association office in the chamber of commerce building. Tickets and Information have been made available through arrange ments between the university graduate manager'B office and the manager of the Oregon Slate Motor aHSociatfon. Reservations for games at Eugene or In Portland, where the university team is one of the contestants, can be made here and tickets can either be secured at the office or through the mail, or will be held at the offices hi Port land or Eugene, according to the deaire of the purchaser. WHITE SOX PLAYER , GETS BROKEN PATE i (Aumeiateil Prris Insed Wirt) CHICAGO. Oct. 7. While his teammates dispersed to their sev eral homes today, Johnny Wat wood. White Sox centerfieidHr, set UfMl down for a three-week may in a hospital to recover from the ef fcctH of having been struck on the head hy one of Pat Malone's fast bulla Sunday. It was not believed Watwood was aeriously injured when lie was car ried from Wrigley field. An X-ray examination, however, revealed a three-inch fracture of the skull, on the right Bide just above the ear. Watwood said he was certain Ma lone had not Intentionally "dusted" him, saying he had "lost" the hall against the moving background of fans In the centerfled overflow crowd. Leaves For Loon Lake Palph Qnine, of the state traffic otTi". left yesterday 1 for Loon Lak where he will spend a short time attending to business affairs. $750 amefor send am and Allowance on Your Old Battery GENUINE BATTERY It's as fine a bat tery as money can buy, sold at a price made pos sible only by Ford quantity production. Thirteen plates, six volts, eighty ampere hours, cased in hard rubber. 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The American Tobacco Company invited Mr Irvin S Cobb to personally witness and to review the reports of the distinguished men who have witnessed LUCKY STRIKE'S famous Toasting Proce and report hia findings. The statement of ilr. Cobb appears on this page. . 130. Th Amtricia Tobacco Co.. Mtri. ... ri V
