Roseburg news-review., July 13, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 1 3; 1937.
Touring Lads Will Battle
Douglas County Boys in
3-Game Series.
On Intel national tour, an all
Canadian Junior bunt-ball team
Jrom Vancouver, Jtrltltiu Columbia,
will play the DoukIhh County
American i-eion Jiiuiojh u three
u;ime wrivn In KohhImhk on Hun
day, .Mumlay and 'I uenday of juxl
week.
The traveling team watt unable
to Boture Kaines at Kalem and Ku
Bene, where hi.oiis were originally
scheduled, and have deridid In
attend Mil ee days in ltonebuiK.
They will play an afternoon garni'
.Sunday, umt eveniiiM kuiiimh, mart
liiK at ii, Monday and 'l uexday, uu
coidiiiR to jMHHfiu plans.
The lii iit Canadian invuHiun in
I he United HI mew, I he Juniors'
trip has been arraiiK'd by Ami'il
can Legion ofrieern and sponsoi h
ot Junior baseball in weHteru Can
mla. Special nupport wus Kivt-n the
tour by Jlugh Albert J'lnvler l.e
Kiun post at Vancouver.
1 Stiff Game Welcomed
As KosebuiK in aupporl intf the
only J-.tKlon Junior base bull h-am
Houth ot KiiBenu this Heanon, the
J iuukIuh county team has had 111
th. practice in competitive Kanies
and Hit; chairman, V. J I. tierret
hen, is greatly pleased by the pros-
iecl or couteNts uku.iihi atilt com
ueiftiou.
It is practically ukkui-iI, he
Kapt, that the lioumhis county Jun
lors will go lo Woodhuru lor I In
Hiale chaiupionHhip series, and th
t; amen wiln the Vancouver boys
should afford an opportunity lu gel
In boino real practice in preiai.t
tinn for (bat series.
"We believe we have one of tin
best Junior teams this year that
DoukIuh county has ever turned
out," (ierreiHen said loday. "Tin
trouble Is, the boys haven't been
nblo to show what they can do.
hope the fans of KohcIuuk a:i
vicinity will Lurn out lor the series
next week Hffil give these lads the
Kind of supporL they deserve. "
GLENDALE DRESS
SHOP REOPENED
hiK near I'eahody and Hurns, Has.
KiRht were rescued by occupants
of other boaia.
VicliniH were Melvin Allen. 22,
Wilbert Allen. 'i, arid Arthur Al
len, 1 S. In ol hers, who lived ileal
IVabody; Herbert Clark, lti. and
Clamlf lihsley, 22, of Uuiiim.
The boats ovethirned HS el forts
wei-e made to transfer six (ml ii
pants ol one of the bonis, which
was :eakiiig, mm the other. Wind
was sweepiim the ZMi-acre hike,
witnesses said.
CUCNDALK, Ore., July 13.--The
(ileudalu X)!'cxs and Varey store,
lormerly Sabina's slioppt', re
opened under the maiiaKeineiit of
-VI r. uud Airs. L. K. Witgiim ! i)
liny, j.'1'ho store wan chmed .Idi
aevujfflt vd.vB nt which JjHih-W r.
npd .Mrs, WlgjUiiH reinudcled ami
jecleeorated, uhIiik a color scheme
of red anil cream. New couuleis
liave been added lo take care ol
new Mock urrivliiK every day. In
lidd It ion to i he ready lo wear
nloek. formerly curried in the
More. Air. ami .Mrs. WIkkInh have
placed on tli.spluy a large slock
of variety j;oihIh.
fiveTose lives
WHEN BOATS UPSET
AIHIUK'I'A. Kim. Only 13 (AIM
Khi votnm mt'ii Iohi tlli'lr Uvi's
lu u holliliiy triiKfily tllnt tivi-i'lotik
nil nulliiK "I hi i in luinllii'H on San
til Kit lake, livi! iiiIIi-h went til liTi
'Chi' live ilriiwiifil lit-n twii
I'nwbniitH iivi'i-tiuni-il. plminhii; l:t
Iit-rami-i lulu I'll Vet in wnler. All
J.I ni! nii-iiiliri a of tuiiillli'tt liv-
Ultiniatum From Bridges
Meets With Defiance hy
Joseph P. Ryan.
MOW YOltK. July 18. (AIM -''lireuiH
of rnlils iinil comiler-iuitls
111 tile Uiiliiin'H llliioii Inhor riilllis
tmluy loui lieil off l lie liemldeil
"oiien iiui-l'ure" heiVeifii .John i,.
Lewis' ('. I. (I. mill the Alui-ri.-iiii
Keilernlirm of l.iiho: :or control of
Ill.tMHI ini'inlieni ol I he Inleruutloiuil
loni;Hlioreiiieirri iiHHOcilt I lull.
As ii pre'ri'le lo the kIi'ihil-Ii-.
leiiilei-K on nnih shies li"hl eonl'er-
ees hehlnil loelieil ihiors.
I'rliii'llilils iwvn every imlleiilloii
of riKht In Hie finish, wllh .loseiih
1'. Ilyan. veie inn I. I.. A.-SMiniilc in.
ili'HiirillK:
"We'le mil lulling lllliliintuins
from iinyboily."
The "ulliiiiiiltiin" v.us serveil on
Uyilll yesler.lny liv I lul l y Hrlilfes.
leailer or I lie I'ueil'le Count loni:
slKitenieii. Ihe so-'j;;i:i .! "'jriilns" of
the l!i:il west cnu.il iiuirlti
stlille which i.arnlyzi-il sliiiiiiiK
for 77 ilnys. emu i. it esliuuilnl
tMi.x.i.jio mill eiuh'ii only mteiMi
K inl striKe lii Smi Kiituelsco.
llrlllfl'B ilO'lllleil Ityilll thill I lie
( I. (I. whs ileleruilneil to Invnile
the tuition's wiiterl'routs mut eninll
hoth loiiKeshori'iuen anil wme
houso workers.
Ryan is Defiant
lie wiillleil Uyiiu tluil unli'ss he
uhiiliiliiueil tin.' Amerlemi Keileru
llun ur l.iilmr, wllh which (he I. I,.
A. luiK heeu iililliulcil for i5 yenrs,
Ihe C. I. (l. mini, I tulo. loan's or-
Miiiiiullou inviiy frmn him.
Hyiiu relurteil:
'Till nut iiileresleil in iiuy slute
mciit thai Aunt niliiiii coiiiiiiiiuisl
lllrlilKcs) nnikes. To me he is like
prickly Ileal. ';
Giants' Once Star Pitcher
Costs His Team Chance
to Overtake Cubs.
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TM&I UtUIVtHY
lOucli uriernoou in Uose-
Inn', Wincliesler, Wilbur,
Sufnei'llu, Oakland, Vomalla,
I'lain, IMlliinl. Cook Juiicliou,
Urockway, Tciimile, Camas
Valley, Myrtle Creek, Kiddle,
Cnnyonville ami (II end ale
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The Jioscbui H New s-Ue lew.
Ityan also threat emd "retulia
tions hi other ('. I. o. dor. limit
flMds ii Undoes pushed his ult
malum to a showdown.
in reply, Ilridiies announced that
tho C. I, O. would.Viiurt.er pier and
warehouse meu -oil the east oast
under separate charters and carry
Hie fU'Jil direiiy into Itvan's own
ten i t i y.
( H'ticials In the rival euinp.i de
illuei' to comment on what ramifi
atious iiiIkIh develop from the in
lei'-iiiiiou lend, piirlictilarly as to
the possibility of lurllier costly
iiiaiilhun strikes such a:i have
idiiueit liolh coasts during t In
past three yenis.
Hiidm-s deinauded fur C. I. O.
control of the country's wateii'roiii
uorkets met a llati.'lusal limn a
three-man I. I,. M. lomniii tee,
which declared it could Ti ltd "nolle
iiiK benefit iiil" in the c. I. o.. pro
posals or "any impl o cmelil over
the K.vslem practiced In the I. h. A.
lor a quarter of u century. '
Bridges Snubbed
Jtyau himself i el used to talk
persoualiy wlh (indues, Willi;
whom he clashed repeatedly in the
past on qie-siloiis of jurisdiction
and cooperation belw ecu At la u tu
mid I'acilic t oa.t loui;slioreuien.
"If our answer to Air. Undoes is
not plain enough, n said In
ter, "we may lie lorced lti extend j
our arth ilies to tile tield ol or.ualii- j
at Ion t hat are tnier ferine wil h 1
ours. We may have to retaliate." ,
lie lld not aniplity the htnle i
ineut or indicate whether the "re-1
( n lint ion" would Include pn.utile
widespread raids In ihe A. K. of l. ;
into such C. I. i . -dominated fields;
as sleel workers, miiUTS. arnieiil
makers and automobile workers.
llrides outlined his reasons lor!
"ti:; .uini;" the A. l' ol I out i
led longshoremen's assocuit ion
ter deli v ei inc. iiie ut lima t uui
Ityall's lomiuiltec.
INJURED BOATMAN
SAVED FROM SEA
K r t; K N K. July i:s. ( AIM- -
(leore V. I .each of Cliiuo.l,,Q
'ash.. previously reported drown
ed when hi: einply bout was found
in the Sheda w bar Monday, w as
reported 'to he in Marshfli ld, ser
louvly injured, today, Me was
picked up and taken In Marshllekl
ill another lioal alter heiuu in. Hir
ed by a fallili:; mast, it was re-
le.f h.-re
Hy HII-L HON I
(Associated I'resH Sports Writer)
I'lom a uhi!:;iiK iih( lo a feeble
Ulcker in two short seasons
dial's ihe Hiram,'e, sad Btory of
Hal Schumacher.
lu l!t:i;J, his first lull season with
Ihe New York (limits. Schuinie
won l!( names. The IoIIowIuk vear
he chalked up 2'.i. Two yearn ao itA
ii u i ii ...... i i i. .i , .. V
...... ... it.,tiii .urn fiii-u nine nciiil-
macher kept his perceiitioe above
(he .fpiO level.
Today he is in a terrific tins.-
dive. Sixteen times he luis been
sent into action as Hill Terry's
maruiiK pitcner. on all but three
occasions the hint on June 1
when he burled a ten hitter to
whip tiie Uodfcers --. he ha failed
to finish.
He laileil nyalii yesteidav aifainst
the i'hiliies. u club the UiautH had
hf.tyn in six out of nine khiimm.
Seh ii ttu.Od out of a bad hole bv
a ,Ve Oti-lnitiated triple play in
Mm first Inning, dropped out of
silit in the seventh. When he
bowed out he had put on base five
of the six runs the 1'hils scored In
that inning to win ihe bull name
liy U lo :i.
The deteat cost Ihe Ciants a
chance to draw up virtually on
even terms with the rained-out
Chicago Cubs, lu addition it may
have sealed Schumacher's fate for
the balance of this Heasou.
May Go to Outfield
It was, they say, his last chance
to prove his claim as a stariiiiK
pitcher. There evii is talk ot con
verlhiK Mm l-SU-pouud li-footer into
an outfielder.
Tei ry, w ho yesterday was toss
ed out of the first hall ame in
his career jor protest hitf Umpire
Kill Klein's decisiiuis too violently,,
nei-ds the SchlliTTiiclier of l!l.'S;-:n---
or someone else equally ef
fective - to catch the Cubs aeain ,
and win I lie National league bunt-i
A happier limine than Schuiiiach
er is the irrepressible Joe Mi-d-
iclt. I hat as-house Kaimstert
who b'ads the league in everything
hut triples, stolen bast's uud, o; I
course. IHtctllMK, pO'.IIldeii (JUttlliee
more hits ami diove in three more
runs as the St. Louis Cardinals
itosed out the 1'irates, ti to f.
The Cubs' uiht kiiiiic in CltOn
uait was rained out,' as were tin1
ilees I lodger dale in Itrooklyn and
the only American league mime
scheduled, between ihe Imlinuu
ami White Sox.
thinkinK the flht with Fair defi
nitely w as on.
Fuit plans to syi for New VorV
tomorrow. The court Ltdd Oin,
Farr bad Dot bound hiniaeh' not to
tiCht . publicly before meeting'
Sciiuieling.
TINY COOPERGETS
NOD OVER NICKASON
WOOIJIIL'KK. July 13. (Al'l
Tiny Cnoiiei nf Weii.itjuni ili.ela
iouetl Chuck Nk-lutHOn of Vuncuu
ver. II. C, lust niglit In the eighl
round innlii event of the American
Lesion IkixIiik card, billed for the
northwext lieavywemht chuuinlou-
stiili.
'FELLER SURE HE'LL
(Hy the
AsKntiati'd
National
t'hliaKo .. ..
New York ...
PiltKliurKh ..
St. lmiH ....
Hoittoii
Hroiiklyu ..
Cincinnati ..
I'hWide.lphia
(No count
V. I.. Pet.
..45 -11 .(i25
..45 S9
.411 2 ,D5(i
M : .542
. 4n .452
. an y .42
..2X 43 .Ml
.28 41. .1178
or American khiiich
Monduy HtandliiKB unclnniKeil.)
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CHICAGO,. July 13. (API
Hob Feller, the lfc-year-old Cleve
laud Indians' hurler who blazed
a Hirikeout trail uciohb the base
ball horizon in 1 i3b uml then in
jured his arm this season, is con
vinced he's just as good as ever,
notwithstanding bis current rec
ord of three defeaU and no vic
tories. I'll Kd the breaks booh," he
smiled, "mid I'm far from discour
aed over losing those games, even
though I'd have liked to won them.
Hut if I could so out and pitch
like I did against Detroit Sunday,
I'd win 25 sanies a Beafon." lie
allowed Detroit only two hits al
though he lost the same.
'I've been relying mainly on
my fast ball, ajid my arm feels
just as Kood aa ever. My curve
is getting better wbeo it's right
I think it's as opd a curve as
any pitcher has in the league
ami I'm sure that I'll Stan win
Ding soon. I'm not trying to fan
every batter, ir I can lan them
with men on baxes, I'll be satis
fied." The Feller case has been base
ball's niobl intriguing mystery of
recent years. When he injured
his nr in pitching against St. Louis
April 24, some said he was through
for good. Others that he wouldn't
pilch again until 1938. Starting
against Detroit at Cleveland, he
allowed one hit in tour innings,
but the Tigers 'got three unearn
ed runs off him and won a seven
iiiniutf name. 3 to '1.
At Detroit Sunday he walked
six and made one wild pitch.
notTce ' j
Bids wanted on the painting of
interior anil part ol exterior of :
school buildings on South Deer
Creek. For further details see or
write Wm. Melton, Clerk Arlv 1
Moves J. A. Henry has moved Goes to Salem on fluslneL.
from 620 West Lau to 212 North A. French, of this city, wut to Sa
Stepheiis street lem on tmlnM today.
Three Game Baseball Series
Douglas County Legion Juniors
Versus
Vancouver, B. C, Legion Juniors
FINLAY FIELD
Sunday, July 182:30 P. M.
Monday, July 19 .00 P. M.,
Tuesday, July 206:00 P. M.
ADMISSION: Sunday, 35c and 15c
Monday-Tuesday, 2Sc and 10co
Don't miss these three red-hot games
LOUIS' NEXT FOE
WINSOURT O. K.
LONDON. .Iuly0':l. (AIM - -The
('Iiihk-it.v iliviHjuti tmliiy (MsniisMfit
Syil HiiU'h motion Tor 1111 liijuiu-'
(ion ri'rtlnunini; Tommy l-'nrr, Ileit
is! I'lro lilloholclor. muni lijilit-
in .loo LoniK hfl'oio ini'otiljK .Mux
Srlllnclin;; licio.
l''arr has lioon uuiIiImmI Willi
Loniti in n L't-ronml iii'ii.vvi'ii;ht
i-h:iinpionsliQ hout to Ik-iioUI in
Now Vorli. Aiic. I'll. I'ri'Vlously ho
hail aui.M'd lo t Si'liiiii-lini; in
l.innlon O'li'T lalo in Aimu.l in-fai-ly
in sQitomhi-r.
An attiilavil lioin Sriinuliim
uaK ro:a! sayinn ho was anxious to
moot l-'air in Soilomloi', hail Ii i
approachi'il hy I'lcuonh-r Mil.o ,u.
mm lor a po.tsililo inulrli Willi
THOMPSON STILL
TOPS COAST HITTERS
LOS ANOHLKS. July 13. (AJ-)
-Kan lili-sn'H hIiikkIiik outl'loldor,
Ituiioil Thompson, slumped luur
Points in his ballliiK averuso in
llli! past woek. Iml liiaintainoil Ills
i'aririo Coast tcuKU k'adorshiii
Willi :i"l tinoiflcial iIkiiios showed
today.
An i.aiiualill or KacramcnlivS
llOI.I I ... 1.0.1 ... V
--- n.c.nj lllllll MIT, lllft
avoriiKo 01 . .iiiu t'l'inallliiitr uneliailK-
ed anil tint soiamil lilKhcsl in the
tlieiiit. Ma: via (ludat, Los Ane-
lis, kiiiiioiI six polnlH to .35)1 hut
stayed in lliiifl plaee.
I ho Han Francisco Missions
held a rraelioiial advantage over
the Kan Kram-isco Seals in the
hip-anil-tuek race lor team haltlnn
honors. 'Hie .Missions were credit
ed with .21131, the Seals with .2931.
Qtnill lfirKu ntl lilllll Willi
..hile lied I'm- fnin-lli ! vii .......
Los AiiKeles and Kacrainento.
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ALBANY HOLDUP 18
MOS. AGO CLEARED
ALMANV. July 12 (Al'l
Sherilf Herherl Shelton and Stale
I'm rol man IiiIoh said the I.. A.
StainhaiiMli service station holdup
is months uo uus solved .with
the arrest last niKht of Osetir"4 H.
MoHiwiek of Albany. They said
liosl vvlek confeHHed to the crime.
The off left's Hturted search for
.) iiuirs Laih'Q af, who t hey said
was implicated in the holdup by
Host wick's confession.
HoslwUk was bound over to the
:4iu ml jury under $l,no bond,
charged with robbery while armed
with a dangerous weapon. Stain
baiiKb liad reported be was held
up at the point of a nun and his
station robbed of $;io.
KILLS WIFE AS HE
FINDS HER DRUNK
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SAN' KKANCISl'O. July 12
I A I') I'olice Htiid today thai
Tlunnart ('osia, is. a delivery I ruck
driver, had eonlVssed he beat and
kicked his wife lo death when he
came hoine from work and fouiid
her drunk.
The dead woman was I'olice
hut IkmI Inrn.'.l it .Jmvn said II nf her rib were binken.
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Grade School and High School
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