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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8. 1936. Rookie Star Misses Field ' Chances, Fails at Bat in 5 Times Up. (Associnipc! Press Sports KIHfir) II O S TON, July 8. I AIM Helloes of the ltlKKct fiiiantlul and irenhmuii flops In tho rour yijar history of ihe all-sdir Rimie fftilt'd today to deprive National I!iti;iiur8 or flieir jubilation over turning buck the Anicrlrans for I bo first time. Paced by the great Dizzy lean and Carl Hul-bell, thru plucked front danger by the hIioiik rijiht arm of Lonnfe Warncke, I h Na tionals eupitiilizod I heir atipcrior pitching to miueeze out u Ho 3 ducisiun under extraordinary eli cit iMHtniiceri before a crowd thai occupied Ht(li morn than half of tho Htandtt at National league Held. Led by Miiniifirr Charley Crlmm of tho t'hicnKo Cuba, the Nation als won been u hp lliey forced (he "hreuks," capita I izpd opportutii I leu ninl on the whole played hitmiter twinelm!!. They had their aliaro of hick, but they wcio prim imI to win. Dl Maggio Flops 'The favored Americans lost he cause the plehtnted "murders' row" w us handcuffed by rival pitchers for eight of nine innings ami, Had to relate, hemline, their KniiKat ional rookie outfielder, Joe 1 -JMuKKio nf I be Yankees, picked the occasion to experience IiIh worst one-day slump since he flashed across the ntar-climlured bbT league sky. Rookie Joe, n national baseball hero In his first major league sea son, came to lloston to Ret the "I Iron x cheer" for I he first time ill his lire. Whether Buffering from the jitters or Just not having "much luck," as he ruefully ex piesseil It, 1)1 Maggln flopped with as resounding a noto ns ihe uUend-unce. Tho California recruit had three chances In the field and missed two of them. Charitable scores charged him with only ono error, hut his mbpluya figured In each :f the National leaguers' hcoi ing rallies. i l'p five times, against the superb pitching of Dean, JIuhbell and WuniPke, 1I Margin tailed to get the hall out of Ihe fulleld even once. He left seven men on bases, cap ping the elimax of bis dismal day by lining out with (be Imses full li t he seven! b. to end I he one moring splurge of the Americans, mid popping out In the ninth with tho lying run on second base. Fan Scared Off Instead or an anticipated sell out rrowd of 42.000 at the "bee hive." tbp paid attendance num bered exactly Although the weather was perfect and the al tractlon unusual, the gale receipts were little more than jL'H.Oim and expenses consumed well over half the amount taken In. The answers appeared to be (1) that too many fans were scared ofr by continual talk of a "sell out," licket speculation, etc.. and that ft was a physical Impos sibility, even If the Inns bad show ed up. lo sell as many as 2.'..tMni unreserved seals on Ihe day of the game. ! BUNTS and BINGLES IhlHt'ktll failH WtM'tt lunch llll- liroHKptl with Hits cumlitioti of Kill ing flt-iil during thu KanifH Iubi Siittirdny and Sunday. The Hold in probably In the licet tihupu it huK over been Tor Imttcbull. Much of the credit for this ttiilHt ko lo r'rftl lliirtiinir und hltt committee or holt-lm.'ier, who procured Hie ncrv lcen of tho county cruder and Hpcnd low? lioura tvorkjiiK an Indi viduals. Ilo not forget Al liunlifiiril and his hlg truck who put Ihe rni IxhlliK touehca on the huxcball rielit, or Ward CuminlncH and hia helper, who hove heen working on it lor weeka and weck. We not only have u field upon which lo play, hut one to which we are nlit aahuined lo Invito tho bent and liionl critical teaina. Incidentally Kred HarlmiK him worked himself rieht on to n com inliiee of iho convention couiiiiIh hIoii hy hia Inlereal and uctlvlly with the unit bull leiiKiie. lie in now chairman of Ihe Kinluy field committee and will he have hia linnda full. There in lo he plenty of acCvlly on Flnlnyleld ilurlnu this hlK ((in veil I Itiii and Fritz will he In Ihe center of II. The selection of Mr. Hurtling waa a fortunate and happy one. He la the boy who has Hie piich to put it over. About tlie only fellow wo have miked lo who doexn't tall In with the popular opinion thai Ihla year'a Junior Legion team la better than the one of last year la Kranh Fan sett, Kuiiene coach. Ho paid thai he was mighty clad that Maker und Schemer weren't the pitchers on the squad Ihla year. He Inti mated that his hoys didn't think Klllott waa 'so hot.' Ills beliefs were not borno out, however, In Saturday's game, when Klllott kept tils hitters pretty well handcuffed. Legion Juniors of Roseburg and Lugene to flay for Titular Chance. 1 ArraiiKemenla are lo be made I'a.iselt Is n pretty amarl little ; thin wee k for Ihe inter-dlatrlcl hall coach himself. He found out a .elimination games between Ihe lol uhout the ItoaeljuiK pluyers . Hom-burg and Kugenu American ilurliiK the llireu games played , Lexion Junior baseball teams. The here and allowed us very little In I team winning the series will go In relurn. We hope the team will not jto the seml llnals for tho state bo lulled to sleep over Ihe fact 'championship. Hint they won two of the three I loach Ward f'umtnings, uccom gainca and try to take Kugene injpanlcd hy (ieorce Ames, who re sirlde when the real series conies, cently resigned as dlstiict base II might be well for the lads to: ball chairman, left this morning know that Mr. Fassett left four of for Kugene lo meet with Frank his besl ball players al home ilur- llassetl, conch or the ICugeue team Ing these three gamea. t-assetl:to make ariangements for the gave other reasons for leaving game. these fellows at home, hut one ; The loial committee is endeavor only has to be hair-smart to scc,iug to secure a rive-game series, the real reason. Kngene has Its 'such as was played .Inst year, eyo on the state championship thist'oach Ctimmings proposal will he year and lloseburg slunds in the, Tor a mid-week at Kugeue, as the way. f ;ball diamond there is engaged each J.Sunday und therefore not available Perhaps our bovs don't know""r Junior ball, with games nt that Mr. Ited Mauney the flaining i "osehurg on Saturday anil Sunday, headed ImI with the big bat und!WIUl 11 doubleheadcr the following the rubber arm, will be back ;Kuinly at HohoIhiir lr llio full five there again tills year. Also the ' needed, gabby and vei v efllcient first base-j 11 18 ,l'8lri'1' lo M'ay 'l,e "lujorlly man who learned to play his posi-' ,,,e Kne '""'e as junior liase lion by walching Ihe House of Ha- l,u" ,llnws Ra'u "- lid team. We doul' know where he l""'K wl" lhfi fxl""es learned his line of chatter. That!"' B("rk'''. wllilP at Kugene Hie lad will be back with bells on So l,'"m ls R,v-'n noor S"P1101'1 "' ' will u real shortstop and a slug-1 "'"""nte '" "le ,tt3t 1,83 11,11 glng outfieliler. These fellows ale,1'"818' , , , . . all playing ball in Ihe Willamette I . ,Loc?15 Handicapped league ami will not need much I The loca team Is badly handi prnctlce. Keep vour powder dlv :cnl'''d by injuries and the outlook .in nui rti nil eiicuui ilglllg, V.oacil I lllllllllllgn I J i 1 is. . . I Hobby Morris, member of tho Is weak lieh the plate oithh.g Hluir. is still weak follow- IgOe IS Pilliling. Tillll Imp l.o.l l...l, ,.t I. .!.., Is about Ihelr only weakne.-s when ; almi.-.l baseman, has a siiraine..' learn is altogether. Igoe li .u, ,,i,i,.i, ,,.,. ,.i,-. t,,.i,i.. f catcher ami will ithp liabmcn nl Hie unioiii Klllmi tiii'ilr.g until arter the election. The president said William W. Howes of South Uukota, first as sistant postmaster general, would take charge of the postofflce do Piirtiueut while Farley heads the drive for Itoosevelt's re-election as chairman of the democratic na tional committee. Kuscne ivhen I'ete to Manjage's left little doubt margin of victory. Seining a draw decision several mom ha ago, the two stood toe-to-loe in the llnal rounds swapping punches. I.evlnsky, aller winning Hie second, sixth, seventh and eighib. took a healing In the ninth ami tenlh. Nninaire also bad a shade in ihe first, ihinl, fourth nml fifth. Keferee (liarlie Itamlolph re Pialedly warned both righlera for loiighing In the i lluches. The king. ti.li was uhead In this field. Columbia River Bass Feared As Peril to Salmon STANDINGS in the Majors and Coast League their i more than a fair ,,,.,; oi .viauney. j,iC pitcher, bus an infected flng l.ook out lor Kugene. With .Mauney!,.,. has Anlnuf. shortstop. Ncal. pitching there just aren't any holes iutilitv plaver. and Ilollnook. cen- in ihelr lineup. .r (elder ure both a.irriring from " " sore hands. j The principal reason for Ihe sore hand situation results from Innhil- iity of the boys to get together re gularly for much needed practice, line to the ract that the members :of the squail come from all parts of the county, they can be brought together only about twlco a week, ami as a result ir; not gel enough playing to toughen their hands. I I his situation is going to be a bud j handicap prior to the eliminations with Kugene. which must be play ed between the 15th ami 2th, as Ihe coach does not dare give the players any great amount of ball bundling lor the next few days. It may, however, result in stronger hitting, as etforts will be icoiiuueii largely lo Hatting prac IHy Hie Associated Press) Coast W. Ml BRIETZ' BREEZY BITS lly HI II UK llltlKTZ 1KISTON. July X.-f AIM-All-star game pickups: cliiirlie Hrliuni promised he'd send the American leaguers away rroin the beehive Imwlegm-d and he did . . . loo bad young Joe HI .Maggln had lo flop along Willi the attendance . . . ami nil Ibis wlule some hiird-lleai led ht'antonn runs were going around referring lo tlui Hed Sox as Un ited I'lops. l.ou tiehrlg's race was red when Dizzy Dean plucked him olf lirst . . . "you fellows should do vour sleeping at nlBhl." hollered ' the great mall as Columbia lu, began Ihe long march hark to the dug out . . . I.ou's homer In Hie hctettlh was his flrsl lilt lu tour all-star games . . . bin it ghes him an av eriicc of a single a game. line of Hie reasons the crowd was the smallest ever was becsuse lloston tans have been hearing ior It week tlie game was a sell-out . . . Owner Tom Vankev look time out lictwccn autographing score aids lo Inform all ami suniliy that Joe I'mnln s Job Is safe loi next year . . . ilillo Kddle Collins'. Muslim scribes say tlie million, aire So owner rieiiieiillv ili. guises himself In a gym shin and munches peanuts lu the bleach, ers with Hi.- boys who pav Hie freight . . . Hank lireenberg's broken wrist is mending so slowh It Is doubtful It he'll play iiMolhc'i game this sen-ton. Sam III, -s. Ion and II r n n c h llickey, plesldiul mi. I Mcepiesl dclii of Ihe CiimIs, had a double cause ior celebration . . . Mouilny lllght thieves In Ihelr hoi el looiil robbed them ol more than Shun . . . yesterday Hie hotel made good Hie loss . . . big l.ou Wnineke blushed like a school gal when l.eo IMtr- ocller kissed hint simiek oi llloulh alter Ihe dual put out ..M . f.l I.. ir 41 is the Club thiklaud .. Seattle . I'ortlaud .. Missions .. I. os Augele iiii uiego x V .471 San I'rancisco Iti .i;,;, Sucrainenio ::s tin .;;xs National and American league standings unchanged fioni .Moll day'a. TENNIS TOURNEY BEGINS HERE SOON Itoseburg's sixth annual men's tennis loiiinmueni Is slaled to gel underway about ihe middle of ihe month, it was announced loilav. No detlnlie date has been set,' hut present plans are to hold Ine tour nament between the l.Mh and Joih ol the month. No ladder toiiiuanieut Is to be held litis year. Imt any plaver who Is defeated will be aulolnntii allv eliminated from further coinneti Hon. Four of the leading platers m be seeded at the to), and bottom or tlie two brackets, with the nth ers dniwn In between. Hmih bring, lag the stronger pluvors together in Ihe semi I no. Is and tln.ilv All emiy fee or IT, cents Is tie barged, the money to go lor a double, ,, t teunestcd that all platers ile,Mg , enter the tournament register ns soon as possible with It, .t, Minion. REAL INDIAN GETS CALL TO SEATTLE I KWISTHN. Ida , Julv S. I M'l Levi Mel'ormnl. In.luin still, -te h.i pl.i,e,l football at Washington Male cllege. ami n i, leading the Idaho-Washinglnn liaseball lea gne In hlttiim. ls , , ,),.,.,,,! n report lo Ihe Seattle Indians ,llt I'OltTI.ANI). July s (AIM I Word ol the caidure of a striped nass spread up and down the Co lumbia liver today as comuiercial fishermen pondered the latest threat to the huge Columbia river salmon Itidiistiy. The bass, a pound and n half of salmon's most vicious enemy, was caught In a gill nel near Monne-villi- upstream from Portland liv C. II. Kosentreler. Portland llsher man, and idcntllled hy members or 1 lie! ntale rish commission. Hosentreler said Hie slrlpod buss 'exael a lerrlllc toll upon -ytuiiisi.- saimon. Slate records show the striped bass migrated northward rroni (ul ilornla walera and that several have been caught at the mouth of the Columbia. l-'ishermen expressed fear that tlie noted Columbia river salmon run would he wiped mil within a lew years if the bass cuupht near Bonneville the first inland rap lure on record heralded a gen eral Invasion. lice rather than fielding until all hand injuries are healed. KIWANIANS HAVE AMUSING STUNT TO WD PLACE IHy the Associated Press) lioth weird und sparkling base ball feulured Coast league games whic h placed Portland up a notch in lite siandings today at the ex pense ol the ban rruncicco Mis sains. The Reavers moved Into third spot by defeating the San Fran cisco Seals, -t, while the Iteds were taking a 'j-4 trouncing from aerametilo a Senators, 'J'ne ctr-cuil-linding Oaks took a well-played, 2 0 game Irom Sun Diego, while Sialllo was edging out Los An geles, 5-:i. The Oaks were lu fine form lu every deparlmenl while beating Sun Diego. They run lo 21 ihe number of consecutive innings they have held opponents score less, by reason of Douglas' five hit souihpnwlng, Hitchcock's time ly clubbing, and snappy Acorn lidding. 'the Sun Francisco-Portland game was an odd affair from be ginning to end. The first six Heav ers hit safely to get olf to a 50 lean, men l'osedel had to be iler rieaed in t be third after pitching hllless ball when the O Doulmen scored two runs on three wulks, un error and un infield out. Don French then pitched 6 1-3 innings, striking out ine Seals and walking eight. Two of the Seals' three hits scored two earned runs in the ninth. During ihe game 18 batsmen strolled, two were hit hy pitcher, six errors were commit ted and six double phivs completed. ROSEBURGERS TO ATTEND 20-30 MEET A largo delegation from the rtoseburg 2n-3 club to the state convention, to be held at Marsh Held. July is and III, is expected,' II was leported at last night's meeting of the local club al t ali's 'iavern. Officers ure urging all members lo attend the Alnrahfleld meeting. The Hub lest night received Ihe liupny wnich is lo lie presented lo the learn winning tlie city solthall league championship. 'I he trophy was purchased and is lo be pre sented lo the winner by the 20-30 chili. FEDERAL POSITIONS OPENED TO EXAMS I ; Civil Service examinations are to be held to rill vacancies in var ious grades lor photographers, topographic and I I t h o e r a phic drartsmen and inspectors of scales and weighing, the local board of examiners 1b informed. Any per sons interested ill taking the ex aminations may obtain full infor mation from Charles Fields or C. D. Calkins at the Roseburg post-office. A Chevrolet pickup that looks like new Is good bur for only JK5 00. We have one. Hansen Mo tor Co. Adv. 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