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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURg OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1938.
Roseburg Loses by Narrow
5-4 Margin; Finals in
Singles Scheduled.
The Itoaebuis founts team lost
to (he strong Medfmd squad by
tli narrow margin of 5 to 4 In u
return niutrli played Sunday on
the high school courts In Hone
bur Applrgate nnd Winston No.
1 and 2 nun for Roseburg, suffer-
cil unexpected defeat a In both
utiiKloH and doubles. MIIch and
Driitou No. 5, winning In three,
winners for HoHcburu, Miles at No.
-1 post winning In two sets and
Briiloii, No. 5, winning I three
They woro tcumed for a victory in
doubles.
Scores:
Applegulo (H) vci'hus t'opo (M)
4-0, 7-5, 4-.
Winston (H) versus Mnruyunu
fM) 3-fl, 8-1, 2-0.
Hatfield (It) voi'BUH Veltii'dt (M)
C-7. 6-3, 1-6.
Miles (it) versus Heal I (M) J 0-8,
(11.
Bruton H) versus L. Klein (A!)
tf-2, C-8, ti-3.
Spaulding (It) versus It. Klein
(M) 4-K. 30. .
Doubles:
Appkgnto and Unston versus
Copo and Murtiyann, OS, 4-IJ.
MIIch and Ilruloa versus Velurdl
and Tt. Klein, ti-l. (-2.
Hatfield and Spaulding versus
Deal and Eldrldge, C I, fi-2.
Finals Here Dated
Finals in the men's Hlngles ten
nis tournament uro scheduled In
Uosehurg Tor next Sunday morn
ing, It was announced today. Semi
final rounds are to be played thiH
week. From all Indications the
winner will probably be onu of. the
four sooded players- Hex Apple
gale, seeded No, 1; Ivan Iln.tl'lold,
No. 2; I.onls Miles, No. 3, ami
Koyd Itruton, No. A. Applcgute
and nruton are expected to tangle
In the semi-finals lu the upper
bruekel, while Jlutl'leld and Miles
ai-6 expocled to play in tho low
er half.
Winston, winner of the title last
year, In attending school lu Hu
ge no and is not etc red I the con
test for the city championship this
year.
. ' Volleyball for both boyH and girls
will be added to tho recreation pro-
gram now being conducted at Kin
' lav field. Robert Kidder, supervis
or, reported today. Volleyball wilt
bo started Wednesday. All boys
'and girls desiring to participate uro
purged by Mr. Kidder to be ut tho
field at I) a. m. Wednesday.
Play periods will be bold from II
to 12 a. m. each Monday. Wednes
day and Friday for girls, while
.boys will play from I) to 12 eacli
Tuesday and Thursday.
' More than luu boys and three
girls a ro taking part lu baseball;
. mnio than a score of boys have
enrolled in boxing and wrestling
'clnssus, and 10 boys have joined
'the class lu cartooning,
. Mr. Klddur Invites any boys or
girls Interested in any of these nc
Mlvlties to attend, and other sports
'will ho organized If I hero is a suf
Jlcicnlly large group of persons in
lLiustod. ijoiraiF,
: HITS UT .378 CLIP
KAN I'ltANCISCO. July 111.
- (Al') The Hollywood Stars of the
' Pacific Const Maseball league did
' Hniead .lolley a lavor when I hey
. Hied him a couple of months ago
- nnd told him he had rein-lied the
'end of the haneball road.
Metier clubs I bun (lie Stars had
fired llig Sutead, but nolle had lit
' Milled htm ho ably. II sizzled him
un end and he snared a berth wlih
- (he last place Oakland Acorns.
Today Smead Is (lie hardest hit
'tor In Un- circuit. Strangely enough
, It was the Oaks who turned .lolley
- uown at the first of (be season
J when he minted a job. He bad a
ehuueo to play with Nashville lu
' tho Southern association, bill said
. (lie Pacific coast was more to his
1 liking. .
Wade Klllefer. Hollywood niuiu-
Here's the
The world's largest construction projects nrc let lo low
bidders . . . contractors who can rlo trie bent jobs lit the
lowest cost.
Why shouldn't farmers do likewise . . . buy the products
that nre "low bidders" in the matter of operating costs.
Most' farmers do! . . . They buy "Cnterpillnis." "Catcr
pillnr" Farm Trnctors nre sold it approximately the same
price ns other products of less quality . . . they produce
much nioro '. . . on less output for fuel, repairs nnd de
preciation, They nre "low bidders" for your job of farm
ing.' DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
Roseburg, Ore.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
okj? AMOS AMOS 7; 'Vjf?
v SLEEPWALKERS
NY must &e having yCv V ' ' ' KA 1111
iffeA V , MUMBLE Z$
84 " sock - say, jwdca?
isfiLjiP BWTLE-HE WOULD
3COpfl93e BY NCA SERVICE, IMC, T. M. mc. ufa'. pjSoS 7-191
ger. signed the veteran ami prompt-
ly flreil him. Ki Merer said Jolley's
days as a useful baseball player
were over.
Dion ttie Oaks, in desperuto
need or help, did an anoul race and
hired Smead, He started abusing
the apple, lu f3 games he has con
nected for K'i hits to give him a
378 average, which Isn't bad lor a
guy playing on a team (hut is a
Inch to win the cellar title and Is
the seventh weakest hitting club
In (he league.
Tho Coast league teams urn play
ing a split series this week. Today
the Oaks move into Seattle for
three games; Los Angeles, which
look the lead away from the Sue
ram on to Solons last week, invades
Fori land; Kan Francisco plays host
to Sacramento and the Hollywood
Slurs entertain San Diego. Start
fug Friday in a four-game Holies
the Oaks go to I'ortluud, Los An
geles to Seattle. Sacramento to
Hollywood, and Sail Diego to San
Francisco.
MOTT BELITTLES
THREAT OF C. I. O.
HAMOM, July Im . ( AP) "What
John Lewis has to say of my
congressional record could be of
uo importance, congressman
James A. jMott declared hero to
lay al the sluto republican con
vention, when Informed Unit lie
was rated uh a "class IV legislator
by the CIO chieftain.
Mott said that he "presumed'
that Lewis based his ratings pri
marily upon the solons' ultitudo to
ward the wage-hour bill.
The Oregon congressman from
(lie first district said lhat he was
not prepared to estimate the form
extent of CIO opposition al the
general election lu November.
"BUYS" JOB, FINDS
HIMSELF "GYPPED"
POItTLA.M). July 18. (AIM
Walter Jarmei's eagerness for
work made him gullible Sunday.
A stranger asked hi in If he want
ed a truck driving job and took
:;.':!, Til l from him to get him "boiyl
d" nnd equipped wil h a chunf
eur's IU'oiifc. The man gave him
a note to u trucking firm, aulbor-
llng the placing of J armor r;i
the payroll, ami signed "Al Me
Olunis." The drayage company had never
heard of "Mcliinuls" and had no
Job.
Q
j Jandings
My the Associated Pre
NATIONAL
W L Pel.
I'ittsburnh 17 28 .iil'7
New York I'l 31 .1113
Chicago 15 .fiH.'l
Ciueinnall 12 :t,"i .fi'(
Brooklyn 37 12 .his j
Host on 3 1 3!i . ititi :
St. Louis 31 It .113
I'hlladeplhia 21 f(2 .2S(j
No Aiueiieaii or Coast league
flames Hcbednled. '
Low Bidder
PIRATFQ QTRFTPU local news ,
I niniLu uiiiliuii I
lly HIK1H 8. FUIJJOUTON, Mi.
AsHociateil Press tSports Writer.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, who rose
to the top of the National league,
on a 13-gamu victory string, proved
lhat wasn't just a prolonged flash
In tho pan when they won two
games and tied one in a four-game
series with the (Hants. They made
their margin, previously visible
only in the percentage column, a
half game yesterday by slugging
out a 7-1 victory In two big innings.
Hizzo's homer with two aboard
started the trouble in the sixth.
Then after Humbert had been lift
ed for a pinch bitter, the Pirates
fell on Coffman for five hits and
four more runs In the seventh. At
that ft took some smart relief
pitching by Swflt to hold the lead
as the Hlants knocked Illauton out
In the three-run eighth.
The Cubs, meantime, pulled out
a T-ti decision over the Lloston
Uees in the ninth Inning after
blowlpg a i-3 lead In the same
frame. Ilartnett singled in tho win
ning run after Cnrlcton lost bis
stuff fu the ninth, loaded the sacks
wilh two singles and a pass and
then served up a nice one which
Cucclnollo belted for a three-run
double.
The St. Louis Cardinals knocked
off the Phillies, fi-3, in the day's
only other game as the Brooklyn
Dodgers, with four straight victo
ries, were cliccked by rain at Cin
cinnati. The American league hud
an open date.
FEDERAL POSITIONS
OPENED TO EXAMS
Competitive examinations to fill
civil service positions have been
announced by (he U. S. civil serv
ice commission, tho local board of
examiners has been informed.
Among positions lo be filled are
those of attorney, safety inspector,
electroplater, hospital librarian
and murine dlesel enginemen. Full
information may be obtained from
C. K. Fields or C. It. Calkins at
the Itoseburg postofflee.
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Back From Archery Meet Mr.
ami Mis, Karl Cllrlch returned to
Ibelr home on Commercial avenue
yesterday, following a trip to Port
land to attend ami take part lu the
Pacific Northwest Archery meet-
toitrnament and to visit friends.
NOTICE
Call for School I if strict No.
33
Warrant No. W I. Interest ceases
at this date. C. W. Cook, clerk.
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Major Hoople
Mr. Easley In Town It. H. Kas
ley, of Oakland, was in town yes-'
terday attending to business.
Camas Valley Visitor Here
James Murray, of Ciuims Valley
npeill yustci-dny III tills city
bllSllllfHS.
on
Attendlno Camp Mies Helen
C'ooiiey, ol' this city, has (rone to
tho UuiUlst girls camp at Cus
cailla. Here From Glendale W. A. Pet
til, or filcndale, was hero uttoml
ing to business yesterday.
Here on Business Mr. and
Mrs. Hert Noely, ot Camas Valley,
were business visitors in tills city
yesterday.
Back From Eugene Mrs. I,. J.
Clarion relume. I to lier home on
North IMne street Monday, follow
ing a week-end visit in Kugnne
with her httslmud.
Vacationing n. V. Strong nnd
daughter. Miss (iladys 11. Ktrong,
or this city, buvo lelt lor Yellow
stono fs'alional park to onjny a va
cation and to meet relatives there
rrom Massachusetts.
Merry-Go-Round Club to Meet
The Merry-Co-Ilound club will
meet at a one o'clock luncheon
and garden parly Wednesday at
the L. R. Skinner home wilh Mrs.
Skinner and Mrs. II. A. Winston
as joint hostesses.
Local
News
Here Yesterday Attorney Wil
laid Koch, ol" Keedeport. spent
yesterduy In-this city on business.
Crants Pass Attorney Here At
torney O. S. Brown, of Crants
PaHH. apeut a few hours here yes
terday on business.
H. E. O. Club to Meet The II.
1-3. ). flub will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Houn
flhcll at 504 Mill street.
Suthcrlln Visitor Here Loyal
Golf, of Suthoilin, spent yester
day lu this city visiting relatives
and attending to business.
Here Monday Mr. and Mrs.
William Hogard, of Itound Prairie,
were visitors in this city Mon
day. Visiting at the Coast Mrs.
Clarence Tfllotson and daughter,
Joanne, of idleyld, are spending
uevifrul days vacationing ut the
coast.
Nlssakl Group to Meet The
Nlssakl Camp Kite group will
meet at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Misu El
eanor Mortimer.
Visiting Relatives Mrs. Carl
Murphy and daughter, Patricia,
and son, Mickey, have left for
Cottage (irove to spend the week
visiting the former's parents.
Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. Hert
Kerrigan and daughter, Herlene,
of Han Jose, Calif., stopped over
in Koseburg Monday to visit tho
former's cousin, S. K. Sykes on
North Pine street, un route to
Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.
Stop, at Knapp Home Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Houghton, of Ala
meda, Calif., stopped over here
Monday to visit the former's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. h.
Knapp, on East Lane street, en
route to Vancouver and Victoria,
H. C, on a vacation trip.
Transferred Harold Ingram,
who has been manager of the Cor
vallls Montgomery Ward company
store for the past year, has been
transferred to the ;tcd Bluff, Calif.,
store as manager. Mr. and Mrs.
Ingram and small son, Frank Les
lie, spent the weekend visiting
hern and have left for Hcd Bluff
to -make their home.
Leaves Today Mrs. "Bud" Moim
ton left this morning for Port-.
Innd and- coast points on hor va
cation, before returning to - her
home In Bridal Vein, Ore., follow
home in Bridal Veil, Ore., follow
nunt, Miss Ethel Webb, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Isahelle Webb.
Mrs. Morton was accompanied to
Itoseburg by her husband, who
spent a short time here and then
returned to his work at Bridal
Veil.
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Improved Mrs. Carolyn Ken
nedy is able lo be up again, fol
lowing a week's illness.
Visiting Here Mrs. Charles Fox;
and daughter, Dorothy Joanne, of
Eugene, aro here visiting the for
uier'8 parents, Attorney and .Mrs.
A. N. Omitt, on Chudwick struct.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Cor
don Stewart, of this city, left to
day for Ocean lake to spend a
week vacationing. The former is
an employee ut the local Copco
ofllce and Mrs. Stewart is employ
ed at the Douglas Creditors asso
ciation office.
Visit in Cottage Grove Miss
Hallle Wlliits and Miss Mable
Schindler spent the week-end in
Cottage f irove, where the former
visited her mother, Mrs. J. Q. Wll
iits and Miss Schindler visited at
the Hatch home. They were ac
oompanied back to Itoseburg by
Miss Schindler's sister, Mrs. E.
Hatch who will visit here for sev
eral days.
Potluck Supper Tonight Tho
members of the Methodist Episco
pal Ladies Aid and all mcmehers
of the Wesley Bible class have
been Invited to attend a 6:20
o'clock potluck supper tonight at
the church parlors as a farewell
affair for Mrs. Milo Taylor, who is
moving this week to Dayton, Ore.
The committee in charge will furn
ish the coffee.
'Guests at Eastling Home Miss
Cienevieve Eastling entertained as
her guests over the week-end at
the home of tier parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Eastling on East Lane
street. Miss Beth Wmtermute, of
Corvullls; Miss Dorothy Bailie, of
Klamath Falls, and Miss Priscilla
Rowland, of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sunday, the group in compan
with J. J. Eastling nnd daughter.
Miss Eleanor, enjoyed an outing
at the Wolf creek forest camp.
Back From La Grande Mrs.
Ella LoukIi has returned to Itose
burg, following a visit in 1. 1
(Jiande with her two daughters,
Mrs. Novn Bates and Mrs. Clifford
Shorrill. She was accompanied to
La Grande by another daughter.
Miss Edna Lough, of Seattle, who
spent her vacation there. En
route homo Mrs.' Lough stopped
over at tho Benton-Lane count
park Sunday to attend the annual
McLaughlin clan picnic.
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