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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,OREGON, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER iy 1938.
Cincinnati Catcher Voted
Moat Valuable Player
in National League.
NKV YORK. Nov. 1. (AP)
Following, iih it usually doe, tin
boat hitter nr the het pitcher in
the 1 oh sue, (he award Tor ihe iiiokI
valuable playr in tlx National
league In IMS goes to I-Irnie Lone
hard!, mi Italian playing an Ameri
can gume in a tlerninn town.
The big Italian who catches for
tho rinclnimti itedw rolled up 1229
pointH in the voting by the H:me
ball Writers' Antmrhilinn of Amer
ica. Mo is the find Cincinnati
player ever to win the title.
Lombimlt has much to recom
mend him. He hid the league In
hitting with .342 and according In
Ills manager. Will McKeehnle, hud
much to do with Ihe mieeenH of
tho Itftdn' young hurlern thin your,
lift cannot run fiint enough In
Hcate any iufieldcrs but he jh a
big ml in roHourceftil catcher with
uu arm like a bull-whip.
Ernie, or "Hoho" ;ih they called
him In bin salad days at Brooklyn,
wan placed f ii-Ht on ten of the 24
ballotH of the wrileiH' voting com
mittee, a fine percentage eoiiHlder
lug the opposition.
He was fi:t points ahead of (till
I.ee, the Chicago Cubs' hurler,
who finished second. Lee was one
of the main retisous for the Cubs'
perky showing In the lale season
drive. He worked four days In u
row In the final week of (he sea
son, 1Mb 22nd victory of the year
clinched the pennant for the Cubs.
1st Year Man Fifth
.Inst behind lee was Arky
Vaughau,. the Pittsburgh Piruti'ti'
sh6rtslop ujid leading hitter, lie
wound up with KM points to Leu's
HiG. Mel Ott, the CfantK' peren
ninl boy wonder who topped the
league In- driving home runs, was
fourth -and Iluck McCormlck, tho
Reds' large rookie first baseman,
fifth.
McCormlck -should be tmtimied.
FoAv first year men get that clo-to
to tho top.
Gabby flartnotL.the Cubs' cu!.::h
or, Mhcu Brown. I'lttsburgh relief
hiiflcr and McCormlck all receiv
ed votnfl lor first place, though
not wllh Loinbardi's frequency.
Mucky Medwlck, last year's winner,-
didn't get one and wound up
nth,')
Loinhiinll is 30 and liyca fu Oak
lailtl, Calif. He came up to llroolc
lyii from the Coast league but wus
traded to Cincinnati-In l'.Cl. Ho
has been there ever since, slightly
overshadowed by the presence of
Jliirtuett In. the saihe league, but
n valuable hand Just Ihe same.
FOOTBALL
LASHES
' ' 'FROM
' Pacific Coast
SKATTI.IO, Nov. I. -(API Hucy
Mtlclla, WiiKhlUKtoii sophonim-e
liafleil aH a iiotemlally gicat lull
back at the start ol' luc si-ason,
will Htni't Saliinlay's garni! iiKalnst
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DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
Roaeburg, Ore.
GODDESS
HORIZONTAL
1 Goddess of
plant life.
6 She is the
daughter of
Answer to Previous Puzsle
HaTcThI
Ops und
12 Sharp.
13 Agony.
14 Therefore.
16 To ac
knowledge. 17 Land right.
1!) Century
plant fibers.
21 Of the thing
22 Type
standard.
23 Transpose.
25 Stapes of
the ear.
2flT slander.
32 Social insect.
33 Kscavated.
35 Beer.
3(J To place
in line.
'Ml l):itli.
V.) To be
parsimonious.
41 Chaos.
12 Approves.
15 Electric unit.
40 Laminated
rock.
49 Drosses in.
52 SUIT collar.
53 I'ottnjje.
56 To attend.
58 Insurgent.
00 Cuckoo; .
(SI Guttural.
02 Shu him
charge of
vege
tation. 83 She is -
associated
with-the
earth goddess
AL L E AICIH ! Jc f DID 1 1 EM
EAR LBI.VA OR LLP. LE,
SANG BSjN I P E Mm 0 STf
use 0 sAr een sJB l aJr
R T B B uIg B dMSIO IB B Ylb
p Bta mBe aA Bp
REtllFA M SJ. GlH
lB e mibjaW . ' i iJBi
st byTeIsB LEACH InmJe
eel BmH e JBb os
re i rf i r e nie ric a vr
ESS" A Jo.JLE llA L Og
InIUtTT iqiWiaIl ie IxTpieIrtf
I z" T 5" 5" " b j k b 17 8 19 110 III
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17 id . o?-r vy, 19 20 .
W Zo 27 """ 2o f 3" 31
Jo 47 I 39 10
W " I N f I l'b
rT5FM 5 HsS 57
1 . J LJ LJ L J
Klunroi-d al conti'r.
Cuacli I'Iii-Iuii muile the an
iioiuiiciiii'iil aflcr woikliig Murlia
ui ilm hIuIcIiiu job in a xcrliniiiagu
lasl nlglil. Wall Hlllnu, reenlur
celilnr. Is allliiK. u-liile .Munlm has
i'i'eovfi-(Mi ri-inn hiilMps received the
second week or I In- himihoii.'
PALO ALTO, Calir., Nov. 1
(AP) C'oacll Tliol'llhlll of Hlan-
ford was iiluiimul with Cilcn Siuilh'H
work al lnll hall buck hkuIiihi II.
f., L A. last Saliirdiiy, hut he won't
ukc Smith any more IhlH sciihiiii.
I Hon t li Hiimslieil UIh collar bunu In
BalMi-duy'H game.
Tlioinhlll mild lii hail I'ainl holies
mil I'aiilnian wil lie ahlc to do a
lour ol' duly against Washington
nnxl Salllrdny, allevlullng the crip
tiled condition nl' Hie Stanl'onl team
somi'wliut. Paiilniau has I u
nursing a couple ol' bail charley
liorHes.
OOltVAI.I.IS, Ore., Nov. I.
(API -Oregon Stale rnotlmllei-H.
got hinne yesterday from lleikeley.
none Injureil In Hie Cnlirornla game,
will not play again until Noveiu
her 12. when they take on Stan
ford here.
MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov, 1. (Al)
--Coach Ituuil hiiIiI I'tupliiiKlB would
lif laid on ollViiHivr prcrlHinn In
in-oparalton Inr tht fool bull buttle
with On-uon al l-;ui'nc Sal unlay.
Ha n If I'xpicHKcd satisfaction
wllh (he inaniiiT in whirl) Merle
S!!'!n! !!!!! !: Hi iiM. madr nvt-r
tii:iri(i'hiM-kn, iH'rloniu'd. In tin-full-haclt
spot imaiiiHl iMontana. but
Huld they hi ill needed brush hit; tip
mi (heir nlleiiHive iiKslmnnenis at
the new post. Iltnold Durham, re
Kitlur hillhack reHerve, tony be re
covered Milliriently Irom a month
old Idiee Injury lo mart amiiiiM Ore
gon. IM'I.I.MAN. Wash.. Nov. t.
( A I't With nothing worse I hit a i
bruises as scars Irom their victory
over Coimma. their Hist nf (he sea
son. Hie Washington Slate Cougars
buckled down today to plot defense
tactics anaiust the feared V. C. I..
A. running atlack.
The two leauis meel here Satur
day in Ihe W. S. C. homecoming
lootball game.
I.OS AN'llKl.KS, Nov. 1. I AIM
Coach Spaiildtuu takes over the
reins at C. C. I. A. today to -get his
llruin grldders In shape lor an In -
, vaslon itt Washington Slate at Hull-
man Saturday.
1 Center .lohnnv Hyland has an In
jured nose. I ; unn I .lack Smnmers
OF CROPS
IB Milky.
20 Impassable '
road.
21 She is an old
goddess.
24 Harvests.
26 Capuchin
monkey.
27 Hostelry.
28 Kind of chc?r
29 Seaweed.
30 Deer.
31 Portuguese
coin.
34 Concord.
VERTICAL 37 Glitter.
I Feline animal 40 Middle.
2 Reverberated 43 Debutante.
sounds.
44 Female sheep
47 Tramp.
48 Afresh.
50 Inspires .
reverence.
51 Respiratory
sound.
52 Work unit.
54 Tatter.
55 Thus.
57 To attempt.
59 Long Island.
01 Left-hand
page.
3 Regretted.
, 4 Heating
vessel.
. 5 Southeast.
7 Preposition.
8 Demonstra
tive pro
noun. 9 Mongoose,
1 0 Perches.
-11 Modern.
15 - Monkeys.
a bruised hip, hut otherwise
miuail is in lair condition.
KlHiKXK, Ore., Nov. 1. f AP
Oregon KThldot'B were loo weary
lo worry about a Hallowe'en Mon
day niKhl after Coach Oliver tin
iHhcd chaKliiK them through oiu of
tho Htitlesl workoulH of tho sen
son. The WebfootH play Idaho here
.Saturday.
'Oliver, dlfipleuned with the
team's failure to rutietiou aKainst
Southern California, hei;an a heavy
week of corrective drill designed
anions other UiIumh lo tighten the
pas: del'i'iisn. .
lietuni of Vie. Hoglnato. rifihf
end, and .lay (irayheal, halfback
litis week was e.iecfed
strength.
add
I.OS AXCKLKH, Nov. 1. fAP)
- Southern California's ha tiered
Trojans put plenty of "Uicli" in
their drill today- apparent ly con
vinced a point after touchdown or
a three-point hnot from the Held
may decide next Saturday's game
with California's undefeated Hears.
IMill. Caspar, whose rubber "kick
ing toe" has performed ably this
season, hurt his knee In last Satur
day's victory over Oregon, so It
looks as If liny Wehba, and Knlph
Stanley, with perhnp;i an assist
I torn Hob I Toll in;: n . will have In
do Troy's place kicking.
IIKHKKI.KY, Calif., Nov. 1.
AI' -The Colden Hears ol Call
lorula Bet to work today to Iron
out the weak spots in their pass
de tense, revealed hi Saturday's
game with Oregon Slate. The Hears
have a date with the Southern OiH
loruia Trojans at l.os Angeles
next Saturday and there Is lalk
perhaps Hie Hems' Hose bowl
chances might get jarred.
Will Visit in Corvallis lr. and
Mis.
Lee A. Wells ate leaving Fri
day afternoon tor Corvallis to
spend the week-end attending the
Oregon State college I 'ails day
lest iv it ies and to visit their v o
sons. I.ee, who is a junior In the
school of electrical engineering,
and Frank, who is a sophomore in
chemical ungiueering.
CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICK MKUKHV is given that
written and sealed bids will lie re
cei ed by t hi! undersigned up to
and including I'J o'clock noon on
.o ember Ui. for coupon
bonds of School Plstrict No. 7,
Mouglns County. Oregon, on a ?;",
imo otp bontl issue dated August Hi.
KS, In denominations of $;itM.P
i each, due consecutively each yeai
; for tiftceu il.". years, and fftpp.m'
ilue on the sixteenth (Itith) year.
: the tirst ol said bonds being due
on November l'. HK!!'. Interest on
said bonds shall pot exceed the le
gal rate of interest, per annum, pay
able scmi-auuualiy on May Hit It
and November 1 tit It of each ear.
Kacli bidder is required to specif
the rale of interest preferred and
bid by him not to exceed said legal
rate.
Said bids will he publicly opened
;it the oltice of Superintendent of
: Schools of loui;las County. Oregon.
' in ( he Court Mouse In Uoseburg.
. Oregon, al - o'clock I. M. on No
voiuher ti. l !:;.
l-.'at h bidder shall be required to
deposit his ceiiifled check tor tu-;
of the par wilue ot said bonds with
each bid submitted.
The right Is rescn ed to reject
au and nit bids.
Said bonds shall be sold for Pot
lc than par and accrued interest,
l'aied and firM published this
! 1 t day (if November. I'Xiy
Al.TA IHMVAIU1
t lei W of school iMMikt No. I,
iVuahio County, Orvgou,
ilSlllTAKE
E
Final Home Grid Battle Of
Season Scheduled for
! Next Friday.
The Koseburg high school Indian
football team, with two scalps tak
en from the luckless Golden Thiers
of Kugeue and the Marshffeld. Hi
rates hanging proudly from their
victory belt, opened a weel; .of in
tensive training on Flulay field
last night in preparation for the
final home game of the lD.'iH sea
son: here this coming Friday eve
ning against the Cottage Crove
Lions.
The "Indians, despite the fact that
he team has been crippled from
serious injuries aim practically no
reserves from which to secure re
placements;, have proceeded to up
set the "old dope bucket" in their
last two games, to emerge with de
cisive wins.' Coach Jim Walls' Or
ange and iilack gridiron stalwarts,
after opening the season with a
listless 7-7 tie with an underdog
Heodsport eleven, met reverses in
their next two games against Med-
ford and Lebanon high schools,
only to make a comeback on the
home stomping ground to thump
Marshfleld, 12 to u, and University
high, Kl to 7.
In the gatbe last week against
Coos bay Pirates, Coach Watts was
forced, lo open the contest with
two reserve backfield men when in
juries from the game a week be
lore deprived him of his ace right
and left half backs. Hob Dish man
and George Sanders. To the sur
prise of a packed grandstand and
to Jim Watts himself, these two
youngsters to ttie starting back
field, Virgil Sanders and Nordyke,
stole the show, thereby earning
serious consideration as possible
starters in the remaining games.
The Indians' brilliant lelt half.
Oeorge Sanders, the triple-threat
ban who also directs the team's
play, Is rapidly rounding into shape
alter a two weeks' layoff and should
he ready to open in his customary
position against the Lions, provid
ed he can oust his hard-running
and hard-tackling little brother,
Virgil. If he does, either young
Sanders or Nordyke will open in
the right half spot.
Only two games will remain to
he played after the Indians meet
Cottage drove here Friday night,
one against Grants I'ass, there, in
the traditional Armistice day game,
and the wind-up against Spring-
Held, there, on November IS.
FILM HEAD FAILS
IN PROPERTY SUIT
LOS ANC.FLKS, Oct. 31. (AP)
A superior court today guve Judg
ment in favor of Julie .lane Cru.o
In an action brought against her
t i
HlllliifllliiiiElSllS
AT STANDARD STATIONS. INC AUTHORIZED DTRTRTRTTtors
by her father, James Cruxe, film
director; over title to property j
valued at $160,000. ;
Miss Cruze contended her father
deeded her tluj. property in order'
to avoid it possible seizure lor I
debts. Cruze testified he conveyed j
it in her only so that she would i
have it at his death. -
Oregon Politics in
News of the Day
STANDS WITH ROOSEVELT
INDKPKNDKNCK, Oct. 31 (AP)
Declaring that Hoosevelt was for
Oregon and Oregon for Itoosevelt.
Henry L. Mess, democratic gub
ernatorial nominee, appealed for
support in a talk here Saturday
"because I stand for him and
against Hoover principles of gov
ernment." 3RD TERM IDEA BACKED
l'Ol(TLANI), Oct. ',11 ( A P)
The Oregon Workers' Alliance,
state convention on Saturday urged
election "f new deal candidates,
asked a peflnunent relief work pro
gram with a 2b per cent pay in
crease; enactment of a sound old
age, pension program, unity in the
labor movement and a third term
for President Hoosevelt.
SPOILS SYSTEM FLAYED
1HLLSHOKO, Oct. 31 fAP)
Republican (.invernor (.'and Ida te
Charles Sptague flayed the spoils
system here Saturday and warned
the, voters they can turn the stale
over to spoilsmen or can continue
lo keep the operation of state de
partments out of the hands of
greedy politicians.
lie Kahi ho had made no--"pledg-es"
nor ideals of any-kind" In his
campaign, .adding "1. doii't think
the people- want that kind '"Vj'f -governor.''
can work together
for OREGON'S
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