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NINE So That's Where . tho Fo-'-s Went T DO STELLAR JOBS ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1938. 8 1""""""" l - ?&c!vr- "w aRMiiiiiMwi t i gait, jniaii iik ui, 1 r 1 rs, u ) Champt Win Doubleheader as Indians Lose; Giants Climb Higher. . By BILL BONI (Associated Press Sports Writer) The world champion New York Yankees looked like nothing so much us u high-geured urmy tunk when they returned to the stadium yesterday and flattended the Amn iotics into 10-0 and 13-1 submission. With the three out of four they won nl the end of their western trip, that gave the Yanks a record of five victories iu their last six starts, four of them iu succession. It also gave, the bombers an aver ago of better than thirteen bits for each gume, and a home run average of two per game. Yesterday's production, which In cluded five four-baggers, two by Flash Gordon, hit a new high of 2 hits for 49 bases. And, not to be outdone, Gomez nnd Hudley took handsome care of the pitching de partment with a pair of four-hitters. Three of the safeties Uoinez sur rendered were scratch singles, while Hadley would huve had a shutout but for a home run ball ho served Hayes. Coupled with tile Y'unks' twin tri umphs came the Clevelund Indians' 4-3 defeat by Detroit a combina tion which cut Cleveland's first place margin to three games. Giants Stretch Lead. While the Yanks were cutting down on the Indians, Gotham's oth er entry also climbed a notch. The league-leading Giunls, whipping the Phillies, 9-1 aud 6-2, Increased their lead over the Cincinnati Reds to three games. After Schumacher had tossed a slx-hltter that kept the Phils blanked for eight innings, Melton followed up by scattering ten hits so well the Phils could score only In ono iuulug. With the Giants pulling away from the Heds, who wore nosed out, 5-4, by the Pirates, the third and fuurth-place teams changed places, the Bucs victory, accom plished largely through Swift's one hit rolief pitching, moved them four points ahead of the Cubs, who were beaten, 10-5, by the Cardinals for their third straight defeat. In the other Nationu! league game the Dodgers, despite two homers by Camilll and another by Rosen, lost to the Bees, 7-6, and thus kept intact a record that has seen them lose overy league night game they've played. The Indians, beaten on homers by Kogell and Greenberg of the Ti gers, had company in their misery. For three four-baggers helped the Wliito Sox route tho Browns, 9-5, and first-inning circuit clouts by league leader Foxx aud Manager Cronin stnrted the Red Sox off to a C-4 triumph over the Senators, BOSTON, June 30 (AP) The great War Admiral, reputed invin cible under all conditions, reveal ed Ills Inability to carry top weight In the mud against crack rivals yesterday when he trailed I-lnl Price Headley's victorious Menow by about nine lengths and two others by narrow margins in the Massachusetts handicap at SufiolK Downs. A crowd of GG.OOO, largest in New England's racing history, was doubly disappointed first by the last-minute scratching of U ft. Howard's Seabiscult, last years winner, and by the Admiral s un impressive performance as he mot his first defeat in 12 starts and ran out of the money for the first time in his career. Menow led every inch of the mile and an eighth of heavy going, turned In 1:52 3-5, and finished eight lengths nhoud of D. A. Wood's Busy K. Seabiscult, scheduled to compete llgainst War Admiral for the sec ond time in n month, was found to ho suffering from an injured tendon as ills trainer was prepar ing lilin for the paddock. BUY HOMES, URGE ON OREGONIANS WASHINGTON, June 28. (AP) The head of Hie government's home loan bank system urged more Oregonluns today to become homeowners. Bank Governor Preston Delano said that savings and loan associa tion affiliates of tho federal home loan bank offered wide facilities for saving money and tor financing home ownership. Manv- OrcgonlaiiH, lie said, wore already availing themselves of the opportunity offered by facilities In their state. At present Oregon has 22 federal chartered associations with total assets of 811,400,000. Savings, Delano said, had Increased $1,400, 000 the past 12 months. To date the associations have mado home loans amounting to ap proximately $10,000,000. These are rr.imv.ihln III nninll IIIOTltlllV Install- lnents in much the same form as lent. ANNUITY PROPOSAL' PETITIONS FILED SALEM. June 2S. (AP) Coin plnted petitions fur the citizens an nuity bill, providing pension for all Persons over 65 years old who will 'ho money In Oregon, wore filed iu 'be state department here today. The measure was sponsored by "Doit Eastman, Portland, ana to off r ft'" ' h v - h "S s j V ' i Mrs. Esther t-ornett ol Brum ley, Mo., never could under stand why she didn't get any better after having her appendix removed three years ago. Now she knows, because an X-ray picture taken by Kansas City surgeons revealed that a seven inch pair of forceps had been left in the abdominal cavity. Mrs. Cornett is shown in the top photo after an operation to re move the instrument, shown in the X-ray picture below. Mickey Mouse's Pa Gets Degree E- 1 atner of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and the Seven Dwarfs, Walter Elias Disney, genius of the animated cartoon, who never went to college, was recently honored for his work by Amer ica's two foremost places of learning, Yale and Harvard. Photo shows him, fresh from his Yale tribute, in cap and gown :t Harvard where he was given tnu honorary degree of Master of Arts. A few of his brain-children are in his lap. Hebert Shuts Out Portland, Thomas Cuts Sacto Lead, Turpin Wins 2-1. SAN"' FRANCISCO,' Jim I 30. (AP) Sun Dtogo's Ilubont white washed the Portland tieavurs ti to 0 with ouiy 74 pitched balls to drop the Beavers out of the first UivK siou ni tho Pacific coast baseball league, Hubert struck out only two, but In the hour and 26 mluutea it took to pi uy the game last night the Beavers managed to got only four hits. Up to the ninth inning Hebert had used up only 60 wlnilups, but in that inning was forced to toss the ball 14 times to retire the side. Hebert connected for u two bag ger and a single to but iu two of his teams six runs. Tho Padres got 11 hits aud took advantage of tour Portland, errors. The victory was Hebert's fifth of the season against nine defeats. - - Sactos' Lead Cut. Another tirst class pitching per formance in tlie circuit last night was turned in by Thomas of the second place Los Augolcs team when he fanned 13 batainou to lick the first place Sacramento Solans b to 1 and cut their lead to fivo games. In the first inning Thomas was nicked for a run ou a double steal and a pair, of hits, but after that mowed the Solons down with clockliko regularity and gavo up only four more hits the rest of the game. He batted in two of the six runs with a timely two-bagger in the sixth inning with the bases loaded. Turpin Wins Own Game. For the second successive time, pitcher Turpin came through with a hit to win liia own game as Seattle defeated the Hollywood Stars, 2 to 1. Ho did Ihe same thing last week against San Diego. Iu tho second inning, Hunt had scored for Seattle on a close play at tho plate. Turpin then singled to left field and Spindel camo in with what proved to bo tho winuing run. Tho Stars got their lono tally in the second inning when Coscarart blasted one out of the park. Paced by Left Fielder Hill, who smacked a homer and two singles to score two runs and drive in two others, tho last place Oakland' Acorns won their second straight from the San Francisco Souls, U to 3, yesterday. NEGRO PAYING OFF HIS RELIEF "DEBT" NRW YORK, June 30. Eugene W: Casey, 32, negro taxi driver, had paid the first installment of the $70.70 "debt" he says ho owes the city for relief money given to him when he wns ill. Casey, who supports a wifo nnd boy, 11, sent the city treasurer a $5 money order. 1 Ho said his cab is averaging $25 to $30 u week and that lie will pay tho "debt" oft' in small sums. 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