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

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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.
Get Marriage License Arthur
Kruost Bert and .Minnie Howard,
both of Koseburg. obtained a mar
riage licence ut Vancouver. Wash.,
yesterday.
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FACE CRUCIAL TEST
(Ity the AHHoclated Press)
Crucial gam en fuced four Oregon
Junior leugue baseball teams to
day as the race for the right to
compete In the state champion
ships at Wood burn August 1 and
2 slowly drew to a close. Nine
teams remain In the running.
This afternoon, El Hey Hoofers
(Jefferson high) and Poa toff ice
Pharmac" ( Lincoln high ), will
open their serlen for the Portland
district title. I he second game
will be played tomorrow and the
third, If one fa necessary, Saturday.
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.
Levin jumped atop the prone
Bostonlan for tho first fall and
went cn to in the second with a
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SEATTLE EXTENDS j
LEAD TO 3 GIES
j
fl)y the Associated Press) j
Pacific northwent hall teams, j
playing on homo grounds, dominat
ed roust league play In double
hnadci'B lust night, with Seattle
Htiotchlnjc its lead over Oakland to
three full Kninca, and Portland din
placing San FYaiicfsco Ml salon a in
third place.
Seattle Rained two Raines over
tho Acoran by taking both guineB
from Sue ram on to, 11-9, 5-2, while
the Oaks lost as many to Portland
5-2. 5-0. . .
Tho Missions won their game
from Son UIgro, 3-1, but dropped
into fourth pace anyway. Lou An
geles trimmed San Francisco
Seals. 7-4. j
Posedel and Llska had the Oak-1
land team hamstrung, limiting
them to ciRht hits for tho 1t in-1
nlnRs. Portland didn't exactly ro '
on a hitting spree, hut their toial
of IB hits produced 10 runs as they
clustered them In hunchos of threo
und four. 1
SARRON DECISIONS
MANUEL IN FIFTEEN
DALLAS. Te.. Jul v 2:1 (AP
AuJiik Peley Sarron. tireless
bundle of energy who wan a ring
slur l:l years ago. hnd the first de
fense of his national boxing as
anriulioll featherweight tille be
hind him today a decisive 15
roiiud victory over Hub)' .Manuel,
left handed Cuban youth.
Ten weeks ago he won the title
from I'roddlo Miller ul Washing
ton, I). ('., and Immediately an-
nouured'hc was reudy for all com
ers. Manuel was the first und hc
took him In stride.
Ten seconds after the opening
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