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TWO ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 193a IS HARD TO DOPE Neither Team Able to Show Decisive Edge in Past Games. By HUGH S. FULLERTON. JR. Associated Press Sport Writer When you go back into the rec ords, It becomes harder than ever to figure out what may happen In this Pirates-Cubs "pennant" ser ies which is bound to make all other baseball take a back seat un til it's over. in the first place, neither has been able to gain a decisive edge in 19 previous encounters tills sea son. The Pirates have a 10-9 lead so far ami appear in a bit be tie shape, especially where pitching is concerned, for a tough series. On the other hand, the records don't prove it will help Tray nor in itch to be able to shoot Jim 'i olmi Bob Klinger and Hush Bauers at the Cubs in order. They're his aces, but in ten sturts against Chi cago they have won only three games among them and lost five. Only "Fireman" Mace Brown has been consistently successful, being credited with three victories in five relief nppearauces against the Cuhs. Gabby Hurtuett, niter toHsing li is No. 1 mouudsmun, Bill Lee, against the Kt. Louis Cardinals yesterday to gain a li-3 victory that put the Cubs a game and a half behind, decided to take a chance with Dizzy Dean for today's opener. Lee apparently didn't have to work any too hard to beat the Cards. He kept a dozen hits well scattered and never was behind. It was his 21st victory. The winning and losing streaks of the rivals don't prove much either. Since August 9, when the Hues held a 64 game lead, Pittsburg has won only half its 46 games and Chicago has won 30 out of 47. In the only other game yesterday the New York Yankees began tun ing up for tho world series by con queriug tho second-place Boston Ited fiox, 4-3, on Hteve Sundia's good pitching and a three-run rally In tho sixth funlng. it was only their second victory In ten games. FOOTBALL LASHES FROM Pacific Coast By tho Associated Press. HKHKtiLtiY, Calif., Sept. 27. (AP) When the Golden Beurs ot California trek northward to Pull luau for their football game with tho Washington Slate Cougars Sut , unlay, .Umy'll bo taking a cohplo of new llrst stringers with ilium. Aloiioy Mathewson of Long Beach, end, and David Queen ot Bellflowor, Calif,, center, so Im pressed Coach Stub Allison with their work in the Bear's last quar ter savage attack on the Gaels of St. Mary's last Saturduy, be J pounced today he had made them varsity regulars. The Benin scored two touchdowns in the last minutes of play Saturday to heat the Gaels, 12 to 7. PULLMAN, Kept. 27. (AM) Coach Orlu (Babe) Hollinghery to day decreod "knock-down and drag-out scrimmages" this week for tho Washington State college football squad In preparation for tho University of California Bears hern Saturday. Hollinghery, ordinarily a mild mannered mentor, easy on tho pro gamo surlmmage orders, applied tho lash after tho Cougars' path etic defensive exhibition ngainst Oregon Saturday. He was riled by the Ineffective defensive display in which four and five Cougars would lilt uit Oregon hall carrier and bounce off. RKATTLH. Sept. 27. (AP) Jay TdcDoutdl, sophomore end who re covered two fumhh-s against Min nesota In his first college varsity game last Saturday, loomed today us a Htnrtlug winguian against Ida ho here Saturday. McDowell will fill In at the post Vacated by Tom Shedraike, Hood It Ivor, Ore., regular who Is out With a bad leg. Veteran Frank Peters will play the othor end. Tho Huskies renamed workouts I wo hours aflor arriving from Min neapolis yesterday with a limber ing up drill. MOSCOW. Idaho. S.'pt. 27. (AP) Pleased with the offensive display of 'the team in drubbing Oregon State, BM), Coach Toil Hank darted a heavy schedule of defensive work today for his I'nl vomit y of Idaho foollmll squad In preparation for Washington at So uttle Saturday. Tho team ripped through Oregon State for us much yaidauo as many Idaho teams have piled up in h season, and enthusiastic Idaho supporters are gunning for u pos sible upset of the highly touted Huskies. NPOKANK. Waah., Sept. 27, (AP)-Oouzaga university's Bull dogs will offer a potent brother act to San Francisco football fans Sunday. Coach Mike Fecurovleh Is count ing on tho Hare brothers Kay and . Cecil of Sheridan, Ore., for stellar duty ugalust St. Mary's. Both .weigh JiH, aro good blockers and showed ball carrying ability In Gonzaga's opening 3N-0 victory over Pugot Sound, ltay Is 21. Cecil, 19, was a froah last year. STANFORD, Calif.. Sept. 27. (AP) Although admittedly weak nt the guard spots, the Stanford Cardinals are being given at least un even chance to break the Santa Clara Jinx when the two tuuuis clash here Saturday in their sea son opener. CoacU Tiny TlioruMlI announced OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople wsm : A "PREJ 08 Miwe y?W you sav this horse is runwikjq vg WHO SLEEPS WIJ Ma IW THE FIFTH RACE AT -2.0 TOl AWD j I V7 BOE HOGS TOU e-& UlS UAMI IS CtAP HANJDS"? EQAP, ? YI - 'M . - - . . : 'VZA ME, vWSTAH V. JASOW ; LAST NkSHT X DKtAMfcf L g; MADAH, VEOWSAH Ip7 WAS ADDRESSIM3 A VAST ADD IE MCE VA HE SAV HE RUM JL AND THE APPLAUSE WAS STUPENDOUS jp gl SO FAST DEY HAVE V --ii? J TO RACE HIM J IJA '- 7 OKI TO KEEP HIM -APPLAUSE ( HAW, DASOM X'LL. I FROM RUMWIM' J? CLAP HANDS PUT2. WITH YOURS V- INSIDE OUT OF 1V cv inup ' J AUD WE'LL, PLUNGE 7 HIS SELFly:C jrCrl OW "IM 1 SHALL Xliiiiili IL-s P 1 " i YOURSELF JC, 111' ' NCOPR. 1938 aY HEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. RgC. U. STpatTOFF. " A V Ducks Give New Coach Victory 4w t Am, jfM tlKsA OrcKon's now conch, Tox Oliver, Washington State nt Pullman. Hero Nicholson, Oregon hack, who was today the week would bo spent rying to bolster the lino. The Hroncos havo beaten Stanford in thuir last two meetings. MimAdA Pullf Kent 11 Am Two St. Mary's backfleld stars inOHO iniuries .sslurniiy cnnlrio- ted to last-mlnuto collaiiso of the inula' defense !a iho California irilttw. t'lll a ,.,.!; l.i (I... II. ...... when St. .Mary's entertains lion zaga Sunday. Coach Slip Madigan saiil Mike liilnvlfh tin. I I fiiiio iMtimo..., i...ir liai ks, suffered only had bruises nl- hougli they were carried from the ll-'IU Clilltll IlllJ . KIKIKNIO. Kept. 27 (AIM llob Snillh. llio-pound soulhimw passlug star, went inin the Oregon back fleld at fullback today liiHlead of hullbaik and will start against the I'l I, A llruins here Saturday. Smith is too good a back lo leave on the bench." said Tex Oliv. coach, alter rovlewinir the youngster's showing in the 1(1 to 2 Humph over Washington Slate. "I have lo use I he oilier right hall- Hicks, Cebhardt and Camiuon. he- ause ot their kicking ability." The Webfool Meulor sel about building a defense against Kenny Washington, (ho llruins' slar ball packer. COltVAM.IS. Sent. 27 (AP l4)ii Stinor, OiKon State coach. littcovrml profit toiluy in hl8 tcam'n lit to 0 Iosh analiiHt hlaho. The conlt'st turned u (ho navir woaliiiesKcs ami navo tliu Mcnior Here's When and Where llig Townscnd dance Satur day night. (ct. 1st, at l V. l'crry, Camas Valley. Tickets.' gents 2f)i ladies free. Hood eats and m uk'. And How This space In free to any or gaulantion wishing to announce notice of meetings. IMease phone or leave aunoiinromeuta at Mac's Market. Plume 'S'J. won Ills first Pacific coast conference start, 10 to 2. Saturday against Ken Devine, Cougar center, missed stooped on Ihls piny by Hill Dantz. an opportunity lo correct them bc fore the I)s Angeles invasion to meet Southern California Saturday Sllner said 'general defensive tactics, particularly tackling, had to he improved. Oregon State nlso lacked effectiveness In Us passing attack. SKI CLUB TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING ItosebiiiR and I.-utiKlas county's new wintor aports group, the Pin pn.ua Ski club, which caino in to existence at the close of last winter will o pen I ho season to night at the circuit court room at the court house with their first open meeting. Tho gathering will convene at 7:il(l p. in. AH members or the club and those interested in winter sports and In the development of the proposed Hed Itutte ski area are urged to altend this meeting, IVeslilenl Krnest ITnrath an nounced. A report on the activi ties of the group the past summer will be made, ami plans for the coming winter will be announced. HUNTER CREASED BY MISTAKE" BULLET Kl'f.KNIi:, Kept. f Al) How ard Jones, H2, Wemillng, received w sculp wound and sui'fnred eon- M faatd n i i Ml rUU I DHLL TOPS! Friday, September 30 Students 25c Cars a flying tucklo Intended for Jim (A. P. Photo.) mission of the brain v.iien he was mistaken for a deer and shot by a companion while hunting in the McKenzie river country Sunday. He was rushed to a hospital where it was thought hit Injuries would not bo fatal. The shot was fired by Cecil Leh man, Monmouth, officers said the !',i)'at creasing the skull along tho forehead, and causing partial pa ralysis of one of the eyes. Leh man told oft leers that he saw something moving and he fired, but realized the minute he had shot that It was his hunting compan ion. Automobiles provide jobs for more persona than any other single commodity. City Electric 124 W. Caas St. Phono 233 Roseburg Dciry Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH PHONE 186 OPENING GAME Reedsport vs. Roseburg 8:00 P. M. FINLAY FIELD 10c Adults 35c Dizzy Takes Mound Today in Crucial Game of Pirate Series. Dy ARNOLD DERLITZKI CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (AP) The Chicago cuds paid plenty for Dizzy uean ana expected plenty ot vic tories in return, but Manager Gab by Hartnett was willing to settle fur one today the series opener against 1'ltttfhurgh'a National league leaders. Uean and his famous sore arm proved a gamble for the Cubs from the start. Today he was Hartnett'e finesse to a championship. If he wins, the Cubs would be a halt game behind the pace setters Land Hartnett would have his high est trumps uiay liryant and Bill Lee to play against the Bucs to morrow and weunesday. If he loses, the Cubs still would retain an outside chance. It was merely another gamble for Hart nett, who has called enough turns to bring the Cubs 17 of their last 2U games seven of them In a row, The first of the all important series that probably will determine the l!dS race was expected to at tract 30,000 to Wrlgley field. How over, twith the surprise announce ment that Dean would pitch, Char ley Drake, assistant lo owner P. K. Wrigley, boosted his estimate to nearer 40,000. Jim Tobin was the pitching choice of Pirate .Manager Pie Tray nor, who said "we don't care a whoop who Chicago pitches Against us. We are steaming at our proper pace now and if we win five of our remaining seven games, it uoesn t make any dmerenee how many the Cubs win. "I'm going to play my three aces Jim Tobin, Bob Klinger and Russ Bauers one right after the other. We've won eight of our last 10 games, and these three have ac counted for six of those eight. That's doing pretty good in my book." Dean's book was something else. The pitcher for whom the Cubb gave S1.S5.000 and three players, made his last start August H0- against the pirates. He was knock ed Irom the box. Alter the ueteat his only one of the season com pared with six wins, the standing showed the Cubs nine games out of first. TITLE SERIES TO BE T SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27--. AP)-San Francisco's Soala-got Into tho Pacific Coast baseball league playoffs by virtue of two percentage points on the last scheduled days of play. Sacramen to, after leading the league for weeks, wound up in third place. Hut tonight those two teams open a seven-game series in the play-off finals with 55,000 prize money and a $500 trophy awaiting the winner. Second place will pay if 2,000. First three games of the series will be played in Sacramento to night, Wednesday' and Thursday. Tho series will then move to San Francisco and resume with a twin bill on Sunday. Tho Seals eliminated the second place Seattle Suds and the Sacra- and iay,"MakMJn Bliti-Wtlnhard!" "every day mor and mer papl call for thll grand, clvan-laitirrg extra Pal bnr ...you can tax It from m, bccawM I'm on of In rhouiandi of rapt and I'm In a poilllon to glvo br an on-rho-ob hut." BLITZ- ' WEINHJ1RD lun MiawM c. Foarun. ooo Distributed bv DOUGLAS ICE A COLD STORAGE CO. 4 :-'AY-.'$i.-ii III mento team pushed the pennant winning Los Angeles Angolfl out of the picture In Uie first round of the playoffs last week. Seattle and Lob Angeles got f 1.2 50 eacb. Tony Freltas, who has beaten the Seals four out of five times this year, will take the mound for the Senators tonight. Bill Shores will oppose him. - PORTLAND FIGHTER WINS TECHNICAL K. O. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27 (AP) Midnight Bell, Portland, Ore., boxer waB awarded a five round... technical knockout over Clay Rowan, Stockton, when the latter refused to fight. The match was to have gone six rounds. Bell weighed 162: Rowan, 160. 6 Standings By tho Associated Press NATIONAL W L PCT. Pittsburgh 85 58 .594 Chicago 85 61 .5S2 New York .....79 66 .545 Cincinnati 77 66 .583 Boston 75 72 .503 St. Louis 68 77 .469 Brooklyn . 65 78 .455 Philadelphia 45 99 .313 AMERICAN ' W L PCT. New York 96 61 .653 Boston 84 60 .583 Cleveland 83 63 .668 Detroit 78 6!) .631 Washington 73 73 .500 Chicago 61 79 .470 St. Louis : 53 90 .371 Philadelphia 52 95 .354 TODAY'S BASEBALL NATIONAL Now York at Brooklyn, double header. Philadelphia at Boston, double header. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Cincinnati at St. Louis. AMERICAN St. Louis at Detroit, doubiehcad er. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at Philadelphia. Washington at New York. LEWIS-GAINER BOUT POSTPONED NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 27. (AP) The title bout here ho tweon Light Heavyweight Cham pion Johu Henry LowIb and Al C.ainer, New Haven negro, sup posedly all Bet to ho hold October 14 was postponed for another week today at the insistence of Lewis. The champion said he wojild need until October 21 to pare him self down from 1S4 pounds to the 176-pound limit. C.ainer said he had no objections to tho October 21 switch. : The , total f,ront in the World war ' Was approximately 400 miles long; ' American troops held ubout 25 per cent of it. - Only The YOU WILL r T i ? 1 For Good Work Prompt Delivery Roseburg News-Review COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARMENT CALIFORNIA GAME OFFICIAL PASSES WOODLAND. Calif.. Sept. 26 (AP) Samuel. H. Lyons, 40. as Let a Tailor Be Your Tailor You can do it easily if you'll let me tailor your clothes to your measure. A FINE ASSORTMENT, $22.50 UP Max Schwartz The Tailor 111 W. CASS STREET JENKINS DANCE M oose Announces the Opening of Their BALLROOM CLASSES Junior Hi School Class 7 : 008 : 00 P. M. 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