Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 23, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 23. 1936. 3 STRAIGHT HUMES Giants Regain Third Place in Race; Cubs Increase Lead Over Card. By SID FKDER (Associated Press Spoils Writer.) Hill Terry and lingers Hornsby, a couple of McOruw boya who learned their leHsofuv well under the "old man," are carving "mir acle man" renututlons for them aelvea out of the hidea of such pennant favorites as the tit. Louis Schilling r v Wjl more Mustard CurdinalH and New York Yankees thBKe days. For Instance, there's Terry, hun Now York Giants were ei ,.: ted to collapse and sink out of the picture about inid-BCitttoa. They :olluped, but Terry brought them rhcht back, and they're In third piuce again, hot aftur tho creaky Cardinals. And flnrnuby, with the Ht. LouIh HrowriB, bun become the only man in the American league to solve the bIukkIiik dynamite of the Yanks. "Feed 'em slow balls," he told his pitchers. They did, and the Browns became the only club to hang three slralKht losses on "murderers' row" this season. When Huhbell and Ott are right, Terry's Giants ro places. At the moment, both "The Hub" and the "Kid Veteran" are red hot, bo the Gianfs have taken two stralght over the Curds. Hubbell's pitcbinK won Tuesday's game, and Ott, (ius Muucuso and younR hurler Gabby Gubler, making his first start of the season, combined to take an S-2 decision yesterday.' With the I'irutes losing a 16-4 Hlugfest to the Phillies, iu which Johnny Monro belted three hom ers, the Giants shot Into third place and the Hues slipped to fifth. Toe Cincinnati Heds, who won their hc con d straight over the Boston Bees, 7-1. tok over fourtlt place. The league lend or the Cubs was Ht retched to three full games by the ifardinals' defeat, as the Chi cago champions . nosed out . the iJodgerK 3-2 with T.nrry French posting his tenth pitching win. The Browns, who came out of the American league cellar by downing tha Yankees Sunday and Tuesday, beat the Yankees 64, chiefly on the hitting of Hot torn ley and the hurling of Andrews. The Yankees' American league lead was cut to seven games, small est It has been In weeks, for the second place Cleveland Indians again slugged the Hed Sox, win ning 8-3, with Averill leading a 19 hlt attack to drop the gold plated Bostons to fifth place. The Chicago White Sox took over fourth place, just beating the Sena tors In a 12-lnning pitching thrill er that saw Whitehead best White hill 3-2. The Tigers found Fink in particular and the Athletics in general too tough and suffered a 7-5 setback but mauuged to hang onto third place. FATHER, NINE SONS MAKE BALL TEAM CLINTON. Mass., July 23 (API .Martin P. McNantara, pitcher on a softbull team, wiii step onto the mound tomorrow with nine sons hacking him up. The McNamaras will play the Hanks Spa leant in an adult edu cational program game. 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Tonight, Wood burn and Astoria will buttle In the Becond game of a district playoff. Wood burn won the first 27 to 2 and needs but one more victory to clinch a berth in the finals. Tomoirow night, Roeeburg will trek to Kugeue for the second game tn th southwestern Oregon playoff, hugeue won the first game, at Rosehurg, 9 to 0. If a third game is necessary it will be played at the city which drew the largest crowd at the firsl two con tests. Other games to determine the four finHlists included those be tween Hood River and The Dalles and between the winner of that aeries and Vale. The winner of the state title at Wood burn will meet the- Washing ton state champion at Koseburg during the American Legion state convention In August In the north west finals. - 111 Manuel brought a left upper cut up from his shoe tops and plunt ed it on Harron's open chin. . The lanky Cuban shot at Bar ron's bleeding mouth again in the second but Sarron, back on bis usual busyboiiy stle, recovered quickly and handled the southpaw almost as he pleased the remain der of the way. EX-JUNIOR GIVEN COAST LEAGUE BID WOOMH'RN, Ore.. July 23. (AH) Floyd (Dill) Bovoiia. former member of the Salem Senators' baseball team and once a star with the Woodburn junior leaguers, re ceived word to report to the Oak lund training camp of the New York Yankees at ModeHlo, Calif., tor a tryont on the mound. body slam a mlnulo later. Ieo Anderson, 235, Seattle, was an ai ded a victory over Jack Wash barn, Boston, after each had won a fall. Washburn was disquali fied for roughing. Thcr Johnson, 238, Sweden, took a one-fall special event from Nick fJaviscourt, 225, Vista, Calif., in 10:48. GUY BUSH SIGNS WITH BOSTON BEES BOSTON. July 23 (AP The Boston Bees, National league base ball club, announced today Pitcher Guy Bush, recently released by Pittsburgh, had accepted terms of fprert hv Manager Bill McKnchnle. FOR SALE 37 acre dairy and poultry ranch. 1 miles from Roseburg. 14 head purebred Jersey. 2000 chickens. Incubating and lay. Ing equipment for 4000. Six room house. Electricity, hot and cold water. P. O. Box 37. DAVE LEVIN WINS OVER SONNENBERG PORTLAND, Ore., July 23. (AP) Dave I.evln, claimant to the world's lieuvyweight wrestling title, dodged one ot uus Sonnen brrg's flying luckie3 just in time last night. Tho l7-pour.d New Yorker de feated Sonnenbcrg in straight falls arter the former title holder miss ed a wild leap, crashing into Re feree Verne Harrington and knocked out both himself and tlte third man. 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