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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVfEW, ROSEBURG' OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31, 1938. Holds Angels Hitless for 13 Innnigs, Then Wins in Sixteenth, 1' to 0. Hy the AHROcluted 1'resn. A new Piu'ific Count iPtiKue pitching record m in tnn book iocIhv, niHilH by un liwiml-oi. pllelier againttt the leiiKue'lPiulinK l.on AiiKcleR Aiiroih. Dick Ward, oiicg with tlio Aiv gels, now of Sun Diego, bout Piim In II llHIUlllIK pltchliiK iliwl, 1-0, imliliiifT the Hei-itiiliH lilt Iohh for 13 13 chuckm-H beforo Aiiiyo line out u single, Avalluble reeoitlK din closed a Portland iili:lit'i- named Carson and ProiiKli of Oaklund hurled ton liltless innings eiurli in .league games In 1IMI9 ami lillll, rfl- Bpectlvcly. Had tiie PadreH Hcored in th regulation period, Ward might have pitched wollnigh perfect ball. He Issued the first of foil walks in the ninth. Ho retired the Angels In order In nine of tlio 1 innings, anil allowed only one otli or hit, a blngle In lliu llth by Kiik- nan. Los Angeles did not lose ground to Second-Placo Hucramer.to. how over, us Llska allowed the Sena' tors only six blows an Portland won, 7-0, at Sacramento. The fast-moving Seattle team trimmed Hollywood,. (1-3, In the Inttor'n back yard, and moved within a game and a half of sec ond place. (Jregory scattered eight Hollywood hits, while his mates pounded Nltcholas and Crnnilull. Frnzler's first-Inning homer with two on base sparked San Fniiv Cisco to an. 11-7 victory over Oak land. 'Hermann, San I'Vanclsco's sturtlng pitcher, was momentarily suinneu in tlio fourth by u butted ouii ana nun to retire. Standing AMERICAN W I, Now York HI. 37 Boston IIS 50 Cleveland 07 63 Detroll CI 00 Washington .....Ill (II Chicago DO 07 HI. touts 4S 08 ' Philadelphia ' 44 75 NATIONAL Pltlsburgh ... New .York Chicago ......... Clncinnntl: ..... I3oston St. Louis Brooklyn ....... Philadelphia V L 72 IT ....Oil r.l ....07 fifi 07 no Oil fill ...is an :....r5 on ....US 711 Los Angeles .. Sacramonto .... Heiittlo San Diego Sun Francisco roi'llnnd PACIFIC COAST W no so 81 , so , so L r,r, mi 70 71 St! Hollywood 71 SI Oaklmid 50 100 PCT. .11117 .570 .55S .504 .500 .427 .370 .3114 PCT. .005 .550 .54!) .545 .504 .4113 .455 .325 PCT. .5S1 .555 .54! .5111 .5111 .471 .45S .355 N.Y. GIANTS BUY SALVO OF PADRES SAN 11IK(?0, Calif., Auiy. 31 (A I) Manuel Salvo, 25yearold San Diego coast leaguo pltijier. will report to the New York (Hunts next spring, owner 1)111 Lauc of the Sun lllegu club disclosed today. Sulvo was olilained lor an un disclosed umount of cash anil two players, Lane said. Salvo, who has won 20 mid lost eight tills season, will tie' making his second trip to the majors. He was sold to Ihe lloslon Heel Sox hy Huei'iunento, but was optioned to the I'u dies. MIDGET CAR RACER KILLED IN CRASH LOS ANOKI.rcS. Ail'f. 31. (AP) -One racing driver wus ih'ail inul another was sllgliily Injured to day as tile result of .i collision of two midget ears at Atiiiutij stii (II ti in Inst night. lleriuird Reynolds, 22, known !o racing fans as Maviev Itay, died of a cTUHhi'il skull when lie wan thrown from his machine In the putli of one driven ny l.uue furry. Curry's cur smashed Into the will imd he surfereil torn niusclei in his right shoulder. ALBANY COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR DIES ALBANY, Aug. 30. (AP) Ileal h ypslerdny claimed Dr. Dan. lei Kroeman. 71. professor of biol ogy at Albany college for 15 years, lie was graduated from Karllunti college, Richmond, iiid.. and ob tained his doelor of philosophy degroe from the University of Cnlllorutn. . Surviving are his wiiitiw and four daughters. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hooph ff ULPT IHE YOU'VE LEFT M IT WOULDN'T TAKE A, FROMT POOR- V9 FOR THE SUET- . SUV OKI A LADDER TO . tBEtL IF J 'LAND ISLANDS W SEE THAT THr KIUMSEK IT'S A TO LOOK APTER J 'OWE MAM r3 AS JUMPY- TOLICEAAAM QLf VOUR POLO dpi AS A PEDESTRIAN CROSS- VI AAC, X HAIL )P3 CLUBS FOR BATS n' L POM'T LIVE VJ HOW'S THAT 1 7 AT HIS BASEBALL STAND f HEWE ANY- tt FOR A TUNE. . -sTK-mmrV- ( more -Vtobeatow ) cT r WC? 7 TELL HIM 1 TUem Pil?. I Tfl. vx..j aiii-. II . I S anything ) K drums? ?..) I . tn'mattok irN & L I HOME HUM, kf -ito mwmm- ' l I" l-htca ITS LIKE TB PIRATES ESSAY COYEST ON 0 ensy contest open to the Konerul ihiuiic, on me siiDjeci now to Uolfa Mia In.llitf.l,,,, I. UnmA Oafat., 'Conscious," is announced' by the western safety conference, which nnnvnnea nt tliil AmkuunlA.. hn. 'tel. Loh Aniteles, September 12-1(1. iiih contest is unuer the im- llieHlftfn ulltlni-vlulnn nt tUn Ai-iacl. m i-iunn, iiuiiiu mtiui.y IHVl- sion, wun Aioert t;. (lonion as nhiilrninn Ait,,ip,lu nf tir. tl1' 9R Will hn m,ln K.r ., ... It nn J of officials of the western safety conierence. The rules of the contest nre sim ple: ICssays should bo plulnly writ ten' Oi l.vnnti nti nnhr A., ul.lA A- ench shoot and should not exceed 500 words in lenmh. Kssilvh' shnnid !bo mailed to Albert C. Cordon. rc!lX Menlo avenue, f,os Anireles, with the deadline at noon. Sen- temhen 7. ' The wlnnlnn essays, will bo read at ;MM-hnmilf neaJlmV nP tU tnut. orn safniy conference, Ambassador hotel. fjOH Anireles. RYliinv. rteo. tember 10. "Safely men know what causes accidents and can advise people how to prevent them," said Mr. Gordon. "Accidents ,h o w e v e r, continue to happen becnuae Imli vlduals do' not: realize Hint the di rect responsibility Is up to them Individually. The problem Is not how to educate the Individual, hut make him do something nhoni It." Whlll: !H WlltltWl Ih new Mnnu fin. I snmrostloiw for safe prnctlees In the home. Whiit. housewives can do, what employers and employes can do, wlmt school children. In fact, what everyone, can do to les sen ncelircnta In the home. Mens for traffiR auretv w.ll a i,.u. Trial safety will he 'Riven consld- '-iiniiin, inn uio conresi; is primar ily lo discover new methods of promnlitatlllir home snl'ety. It Is stilted (hut there are nimost as ninny denlhs from accidents in the llOlltAH in the Finite,! ' r,.t.a ,.u ;i'roi dent ha in traffic accidents. CALIFORNIA G.O.P. CHAIRMAN DIES VRNTI'llA. milf A hit !,! (AP) (leiirae A. Newell Jr., chair man of the Cullfnrnia state repub lican assembly, died lust night In u hospital hero nl'ler a- utmlf., p upoplexy, He hud been ill for in weens. Newell, a slock hmlfnr r,.,... ly. was nmyor of Ventura! on his KUllty plea tn a charge of entbeKzlIng ri8,4iHj from n Sun Jose bunk. Strom was arrested Inst month in Seattle. Ho had' spent all but $7,000 of the money In what ne described as "high 'living." WHEAT IS LAUNCHED WASHINGTON, Ann. 30 (AP) The iiKiiculture department an nounced today Us wheat export suDsioy would Be carried out by purchnsInK wheat and reselling It tc exporters at a price onnbllntr them id iheet competition in the world market. Acting .Socretary sr. L. Wilson, who .announced the policy In' the abBence of : Secretary Wallace, snld the program would bo handl ed' Uy the surplus. commodity cor porution. -i n 1 He explained losses sustained hy the corporation in' 'reselling the wheat to' exporters would' be made up I'rOni customs receipts sot aside hy the farm law for Che removal and disposal of farm surpluses. The . surplus commodities cor poration haat arranged to borrow S30.0ii0.000 from the reconstruc tion rinunce corporation, and tlhs sum will be used as a revolving fund in the exporting operations. . First purchases under the pro grain were niaile last Saturday. Wilson snld In the actual sale of the wheat the corporution plans to pursue a mcrchaiutiliig policy similar to Unit which has bcoii adopted by the Canadian wheat hoard. in carrying out tlio program, Iho facilities of the regular wheat and flour trade. Including fanner co operatives, will be used, he said. DR. G. W. Marshall DENTIST 314 Medical Art Bldg. Phone 29 Re. Phone 293-R Evenlngi by Appointment GRANTS PASS, Aug. 3D. (AP) , Tourists from Oregon don't al ways tell tlio truth, according to Inspectors at the California "bug station" on the Redwood highway between Grunts Pass and Crescent .City. One Inspector said yester day to be sure to "toll that to Carson." In July, the ono plant Inspection station halted 10,912 southbound ,cars and found 2,C82 carrying plunt material. A total of Ul lots were refused admittance us hosts or citrus posts, ii I fulfil and sweet potato weevils, cheery fruit flies, Oriental fruit moths and cotton pests. For the attention of Mayor Car son of Portland, who a year ugo declared a boycott of T'allfornla because Inspectors pried too deep ly into ladles' suitcases, the In spectors pointed out: "7fl7 lots of plant material wore found despite owners' denials; 162 lots were found in suitcases." National League's Leaders stretch Their Margin to 6i Games. Hy HILL HONI Associated Press Spoils Writer The Pittsburgh Pirates stretched their National league margin to six and a half gamcB by scuppering me -ew lorn uiants, 7-1, yester day. The Giants definitely are in no condition to provide anyone but Manager Terry with headaches. Coffiuun, the "experimental" start ing pitcher, was slugged all over the lot yesterday, , and, as if Terry didn't have enough on his mind, Dartell reported with a lame elbow, so the infield had to be Juggled again. Willie the Pirates were pasting the Giants to u rure-thee-well the Reds rallied twice to whip the Dodgers, 5-4 and 7-4, thus moving up five percentage points behind Terry's tottering crew and four he-1 hind the Cubs, who lost an 8-1 de-, cislon to Turner and the Boston JJees. Turner, like Tobin of the Pirates and Moore In the Reds' night-cap, ' pitched five-hit ball. Kllectivel pitching also marked the Phillies- Cardinals doubleheader, with! Butcher bearing down In the pinch-1 es to edge out the Cards In the opener, 4-.I, and Shoun hurling one-hit ball in the five-Inning re- er trick as the Cards took the night-cup, 8-7, In the tenth. American leaguers also account ed for two handsome pieces of pitching. Chandler, after being i nicked for a run in the first, shut out the Detroit Tigers the rest of the way as the Yanks won their fifth straight, 3-1, and Kinney of the White Sox held the Senators to six hits in-gaining a 3-2 verdict. The Indians ootslugged the Ath letics, lii-S, with the help of two home runs hy Heath and another by Campbell, and the Browns drubbed the Red Sox, 9-5, for Cole's first mound victory of the year. Obtain Marriage License Otto B. King, 33. and Mabel L. Whirry. 31, both of this city, obtained a marriage license at Vancouver, Wash., yesterday. For Appointment Telephone 82 Vacation Specials THIS COUPON IS WORTH 50c on $3.50 Permanent Wave Complete ' f1 on a $3.50 Permanent Wave Complete (1.50 on a $5 Permanent Wave Complete All Work Done by Licensed Operators . North Side Beauty Shop 560 N. Jackson St. TREVAH DAVIS City Electric 124 W. Casa 8t. Phone 233 NOTICE All former residents of Wullowu county nro Invited to bring your dinner nnd spend the day with old friends, Sunday, September 11. O. S. Marr, 9 miles east Rosoburg. Adv. SWIM-DANCE r tf-iaar Enioy your fav orite recreation RICHARDSON SPRINGS BUTTE CO. CALIF. Take Highway 99E lo Chico Qj than Pavad Highway lo our door Tfitr it tuch a variety oF recreational opportunitioi htre that, no matter what you prefer, you can't be disappointed. Accommodation to fit every budget: Fine Modarn Hotel, Hot1 SUapfng Cottagoa and attractive Houakping Cottagoa. The Famous Mineral Waters are Free BANK LOOTER GETS EIGHT-YEAR TERM SAN l''HA.N('lst:o. Aim. M :.. (AIM- David I.. Strom, a I. .. ntenced today to serve elirhl ems In prison and fined Jl'.ihhi The Public Demand "Give us a policy that pro vides full and complete cov erage and cuts out all the un necessary costs." PHONE 218 Farmers Automobila Intor-lnsurnnce Exchanga FRED A. GOFF 122 So, Stephens DANCE BLATTNER'S' HALL ' Canyonville Saturday, Sept. 3 GocJ Mililo Dale King and Hit Band Admission Gentlemen 40c Ladles lOo Out Our Way for Labor Day Great Water Carnival LAKE TAHKENITCH Dean Bros. Auto Resort, 8 mi. 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