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ROSF.RURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937. E Cir cus Flyers Trained in Illinois Best in World E CBIST LOOP LEAD EJT04 4-Run Rally in Last Frame as Darkness Approaches Decides Contest. Only Tigers and White Sox TWO li I " ' wg- 8 - d&( Yf' I'll U$ jrc awif vsy s'Jf' Appear Able to Accord Strong Competition. Ity KILL HO (Associated 1jihhb Sports Writer) San Diego Blanks Indians as Portlanders Triumph Over Sacramento. Hy the Assoriali-il I 'rex. The Oakland Ao'i.rt imiatiiloii )y iiinvpil into xixth plain in lln J'ucirir t':iHl kiinui toilay, li'lennt Iiik itK'ir ciiHHiniiuy H.-Vfiith piatf ht'iili to Lite ekiililliiK St-tiltlc In lliUli:'. Playing I'l'ioi lii'Mrt hull nixl hit lillK tint il. I lie OiiKx ii. l.-iilr.i III. Sun Fiaiiclhio AWhuIoii Jd'ilri, 7 to 1 lust night, white ( liupldi the IUKM" IcuiliiiK Hun I I'adrcH a 4 too whin nut mt-r Hi Indiana. The I'mln' h-ad nn incifast-il to u Jifinn aiaj u half ux 1'oi'tlaiKi won iin J!:li in ti fIihih. !- fruIiUK tilt' Heroin! place Kat'luUH-ll lo Solium, It to Although wild, i'ost'.lel won li hixtli utruinht. lor the lm mpiiiK I'otilnnil HeavciH. An iihfanu-I run wuh lilained for Nevn)ne'rt h fcut 111 tile eilltil innilif,' Kii'Hl liaM-niaii 1'inllier IuhL u llimw Iron, tlilrtl bane In I he IIkIiIh. A snri itiee and u doublo liy KiviIci it-it hiiheil Hk run home. A wild pitch ami loo many v.alUtt cost ! lower ami (hi- .tm Annele AiiKeltt u .1 to I defeat at the hand of the San Francisco Sealw in In Inning. l'"lowein. recent ly releaned by th Sealu, lltnfied his former mutes to live hiiH, but wiu two runs core. in I he mthim) Iiiiiiiik when be forced In ono tally wlih a walk and let another come hom on n wild pitch. The Aiik'mh out hit tlio Seal l.'i to ft. .May, third haHeman and I eceni Oaklaml addition, led tin Acoiiih hhwiuII on tho AHnnlon with n triple und three kIiikIch and liovi in three runx. It watt the OuIih' HeVellth enlin(eiltive vii'lojy. (,'haplin vlrtuitlly v. on IiIh iuiiih tdngle banded. The III I'adlo htirl- I'i'H victory uiiH his I til h lor tin Heanon. He hit a bonier in the hcv flit h and nlwo linked a double. My KAIlh IIILU;A,V CHlCAdtl, July HI.- (A'I'k- H''h Mm dean of all American lefciflie in fiiddeiH and "did I'eyleK'' to his lumen, yel .llmniy lyken, in hi imh major tear.uc Henon. still Is HhowhiK I he ynuiimdeiH a liiclv or I wo. The Chicago While So mniiiiKor, who'll be -Iti eiun old ih. Noiin ber in, Imi't hreiiKlnn into as many box hcoi'ck as he iiM-d to. Hui when he does, iih happened yesterday, tans and player.s alike realize the fM't-ut job he Is doltiK In keeping u dub well in the Ihsl division. Ills team was tied with l..-:ion yestenlay ul l-all in (I iuhth. Willi I wo on base. lyUen, with his bad leu ho More he could not place all his weight on it. went In lo pinch hit and lashed a double to right center whivh won ihe hall HHIlie. A fast man could have made II a triple. Dykes, wiiicinn with every step, actually bopped on one leg: Ihe lasl few feet lo scrotul base. It was a hull straihl win lor the Sox. He will talk about evei .whin but where bis club is liable lo tinUli (his season, lie helh-ves pcnimul lalk will lighten up any Hub and prefers to o a Ion;;, laklnn (be nood w ilh Hie bad, Ihe wins w lib the losses. Hes popular with his hired bunds, lie doemi'l go in tor ml"s ami ret ii hit Iqiih or hdllnir bis r jr ' ! J ; . p J' Bob Fisher's Five Fearless Flyers Over in So iet JhiMsia I here Is a slate-endowed school where hoys and j-' ills aii! taught t$ be circus performers -u vim it a hie jiai ailisc lo ihe cii i Id mind. The ncareM approarh lo anyiliilii; of the soil in Ibis country j.s at Ithnmnrtnloii, III., where ail the fauiomt circus "flying" nets have their heudqiiui ters. So inteiiHive is liainintc in the act ul' Ihe I'lyiiiK liapee then the V. ('. A. Kyniuasiiiin Is jiwn over to it every week day morning hi i inn the w Inter mouths. The 'Kiaduatiou eetcisi-s" come in the Spring when all the ads join In producing a bin Indoor circus and ihe youiiK 'Th-dlinKs" laid "Jliuhl" fn public for Hie first time. Mussel lb os. circus, coming lo liosehuig on Thursday. Jul 2'.i, litis as a headline ai traction one of I lie mMt oulslaildillK of the Hlotiniinntoii iifihit ads Hob Kish- I'i e Keai less Klyers. In the "aristocrat-) " uf Itlooniintou a r I ialisls (and the word itioimiinton on a circut net is like llterlin on ilveri. the inline of l-'isher loomt high, hacked by many years of j tradition. Vet. despite the long of many dauntless thrilling years t he name Fisher has been identified with skill In the air, it is significant to note (hat Ihe Five l-'earles Klyers are all youiiK folks in I he vigor of life, their present eminence in ihe realm of while lops being Hie liei;ii;e Keliejjiljuus. This troupe of lithe, aerial acrobat:-, w host H-als bring a climax to lb.- I w u daily pertormaucfs of the KilHUeli ircii.t. Is disdugiiished hy the fact thai it has the only woman occu pying Ihe po.-mI ion of "calchei ." I'Tancis l-'isher, inchh nlally, is al so regiildeii as the lno.1 perfect ly formed woman in circusdoin KlyiiiK nets are one line in which American performers definitely ex cel uii'l they are in constant de mand in foreign count i iea. The Five Kcarlesti Klyers ar world loured and iiiliM-uaiionali famous. Krauce. Helgium. Ceiuiany, Swe den, I leu mark, Spain, Argentina, Havana. Mexico, Yucatan. Cuba and Hawaii ale jus) a lew of Ihe lauds in which they have performed. ploycn when they should go to bed r when lo spend their evening.. V player can make a doeu field ing mistakes and Jimmy ui-ik as though nothing lias happened. A pile her can gel his ears knocked df and Jimmy will relieve him .viiboiit .showing Ihe slir.biust sign if irrltal ion. Vet tin-re's no lack of respect for the Sox leader. IVrhaps its b--. smse he can go inlo a ball game with one good leg- und do a better job (ban most youngsters with two did pins, did Connie Mack of the I'hiladelidiia Allilelies watched liinin.v early ihis season and then made a comment still remembered round Counskcy park: "That luke-i," said Connie, "slill Is the best ihird baseman in the league cm. ii M. UIS ,,, , from a w heel chair." BRIETZ' BREEZY BITS Ity KHHIK HltlKTZ XKW VIHMC JmIv -l - i vin l.onK.i like .lobuuy Ihoaca i.: all washed up with the Yanks . . . Joe MeCa'lhy says Johnny (who jump- I tin- team i will never throw sm other ball fur the Yniike-s s.i il may be Newark or points west lor Hie bespectacled Yale t-'iaduate. diaill Hag chances lave been hard bit ulin scrappy Huk llarlell. tins Mancuso and Harry hanning ail oil (lie .shell nt the y,i lillie and Hie Cubs due dav alier tomor- row . . . Hanning is working with a bad ankle, however ... If little Henry Aimstiong keeps on belling 'cm out. who'll he left for him to fig In? 1 1 en i y's fists may punch him right into the all star can I Mike Jacobs is lining, up for Sep tember J7 . . . Harney lioss is scheduled to defend his welter weight title against Cell rirno Har cia. but should Hobby I'ai ho beat tiarcia in the (iardeii Thursday night. Ihere'll he Ho one left for Harney to fight ... So Mike will try to pit Armstrong against 1'etev Sanoii. the N. H. A. featheiweigh'l I'hamiiiou. You ean took for Tommy Kan1 to furnir-h a lot of good newspaper copy before he leaies these shores, either under bis own power or on i stretcher . , . That guy's a card . . . .Means business, loo . . . W hen the scribes uked him what his Breaking up a 4 to 4 lie with a foui-rim rally In the final ii.nliix, the Vancouver legion ju.iior base ball learn defeated the DougldK county juniors, 8 to 4, last night in (he lust of their ihrceguim series. Vancouver won iwo -.of the threo Kumea, the oih'-r Mnmig tit :i He Bcoie when the gallic Was called because of darkness. f.ast night's game waa a close ami exciting affair, showing great improvement on the purl of the lo- al players, who led the content much of ihe WiO. The galhering glooiu In which the last inning was played was hugely responsible, for the (Jefeut. Sporer, U use burg pitciier, limit ed the visitors to six hiu and only one em tied nui wti.-i scored oft his delivery. The Koweburg team connected for ejghi bits and drove Hunt or off Ihe mound lor Vancouver la ihe sixth, when they loaded the bases, but were retir ed hy Holder who i-unie to Hunt er'H relief. Locals Start Scoring The local team stalled scoring early with three runs in the liihi. V. Sanders first man up was thrown out. at first. McLain walk ed and a single hy Smith sent him to ihird.. A hot grounder by Hall was picked up by short and Smith was tossed out at second wil h Hall reaching first. Sporer lashed a triple to left and then came in as i be bull was thrown wildly at on ml the mil field. They then went Bcorelesn until tho fourlb when V. Sanders made a perfect sacrifice to allow Neal to scor from third. Poor base running caused no runs to be scored in Hi succeeding innings. Tied with lloseburg as they went Inlo the .seventh, Sherman, Vancouver second baseman, hit a double. An error hy (i. Sanders put Kennedy on base. H reaves hit sharply to Sanders, who threw Sherman out at the plate to cut off a run, ( I reaves reaching first. 1 olden, pitcher, was walked, 1111111!: the bases. Roach, pinch hitler went down swinging. Mr. l'be( broke up the ball game with a single between firm and second which accounted for four runs as in the darkness Ihe ball got by Umg inlo right field. weight was, Tommy replied: "Fourteen si one. twelve. genls -MH pounds to you lugs) and wot of hit 7" . . . Kan- is the first llrit ish heavy lo invade the I'niied Stales since good old "I'lialtiting t'lul" Scoit, who spent most of his slay in ihis country flat on his hack counting Ihe stars . . . What makes us suspicious of him Is he already has doped out how he's going lo beat Janus from watching light pictures . . . jjm llraddock ciin lell him how I hat works out. Larry Krench. veteran Cub south paw, is superstitious and will not liscuss his team's penn.tiit chances . . "We'll be lucky to finish ill the firsi division." he always savs . (Hi yeah:' 1 rym to cau h ihe. galloping Yankees these days f.s about as hopeful as tryinK to ke.'p up with Car Wood hi a one-hiii ' nut hoard. but you can't rule the White Sox or the 1iKnn olf Hie track tor try ing. The Sox have won ix fu a rou te maintain their place us runnera up to the chumpions, now six and a half guinea in front alter drub bing the HrowiiH in both ends of a double header yeserday. The Tigers, encouraged by the promising recovery of Manager Mickey Cochrane, who for ihe first time since his fnjury put on a uniform during morning work out yesterday, have won five straight since handing Hie Yank the lone setback of their current road trip. Jloth have, had fairly easy pick ings ihe last few days. The Sox caught first the Hd Sox and and uow ihe Senators In the throes of a losing streak, ii'dUng It ten defeats in a row for ihe Nats yesterday with a 4-3 triumph fu ten innings. The Ited Sox areu't proting too tough for the Tigers, either The Huh crew was up In second phue lasl week hut has hit tiie skids again, that ten-inning, Hi !) lick ing by Detroit being its fifth In a row. Kven the fart lhal Jimmy Koxr. chimed in with his nineteenth and twentieth homers and Mills and McNair came up with one each couldn't save the Sox. Yanks Win Twice The extra-inning virus even nf fee ted the Yunks, who won the opener from the Brow u ; in the tenth, then belted four St. Louis ('lingers for i hfven hits to win the nightcap. Jj-fi. Joe l)i maggio's Tdh homer, with two on, was the big blow hi the first game, but shared Importance with Henrich's peg from light field for a double play in lvi tenth. The ol her American league game saw (ieorge Ca.wer go the route while his fellow Athletics bagged fifteen hits off fou. Clove laud pitchers to win, 7-5. The Hiants, eliui'ihig back to wil bin half a game of the rained out Cubs and the I odgei s. recov ering- I rum tour straight trimmings by Chicago, also needed leu in Kings to win. Mellon held the Iteds to five bits as ih. 'ferrymen copped, for their eighteenth victory. Hulcher lamed tin; Pirates with eight safe! ies lo give Brooklyn a 1M decision. Tho Cardinals threw in a few in is plays and bowed to the Beet-, a-:i. . -o- rln navel orange industry of California developed from two small trees planted la l7:t at Riv erside, by .Mrs. Kliza Tihbers. She obtained hiids from trees in Wash ington. B. C, that had been brought in from Mnril. VSSfeA C&tUSSr now FOR Protect Your Family from HOT WEATHER BLOWOUTS See us tuday fur a free s.ifely check-up of voxr lircs. If they are uaiuceroii. Miinoth. tir k.i. i . - u VII, TWU il.UlU trouble hy pulling on new V. S. 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