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f ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1939. TWO m m -A m , SI c-1 ;1 3 -J Coast Heavyweight Gains Favor by Serious Work in Camo. lly CAYI.K TALBOT NKW VOKK, Jun . (AP) Tlmt rare product of (int. una, ((vim money liht, taken place ul Yankee ttadiuiu teniKht when Max Buer. tlm former chain, Ion, ut tfinptM a lfi-roHnd comeback auulnxt Lou Nova, promlwliiK mwl cocky yniifiK con at heavywehiilit. If the hettliiK imi'i all-Kcimne hy the time thi'V Rlrt ihrowfntc kIovch under tin- tint HkIiIh. it will hp bh clone, fin Ihe next hroulli. Seldom liaa opinion on I hi result or ko important a heavyweight ncrap been divided ho huipl Haer'n follower hank on him to knock his 24-yeur-olfl rival kick Iiik in Ihe parly round. Novu'h ad mirers exiHTt the handsome, deter mined e amateur clnmipion to Jolt out a clean decision, perhaps even to Htop the .'iOyeui-old Muxie In tlie lute iouikIh, Nearly elKht week a (to, when llaer huekled down to tlie inoHt nerJouH liatnlnK Krind of hta kIiw fill career, the nookmnkerH around here, were, olleriiiK a tentative 2 to 1 ho would whip Nova. That has been whittled down tjradunlly to where, hint tiUht. Novh actiiiilly was favored at 10 to II In Heveral laiKe wafers. Several factors liuve contributed In the aliift In miiart sentiment. Nova hatt trained metiiodically anil perfectly at Nyack. nbvloualy gulii lti confidence wllh every workout. .Mm Braddock, who look the title from I la nr. Iihh heeu training ul moHt daily with Lou, leaelihiK lilm how to make a nap out or Maxle, and will be in bin corner tonight. Haer, on Hie other hand, ha nol been hii inipiffXHlve. Suddenly turn ing KeilotiK after alt tlie Kay years doesn't appear to have agreed with him. There's no doubt he has gone at it like a martyr, yet tiomchow he look tired and the elastic Iihh none from hi left. Ah for I) in boxing. It obviously lias not Improved. Muxie, even when lie was champion, never both ered to develop a Kood left and bin defense never was morn than u rumor. Ho reached the top with a terrific rlKld-liand punch, and that'll vhat lie ttl ill has. It's pin 'tit-ally all he Ihik lei I, and It's a dilly when it laudH. j In the opinion or most. Nova will tieed only lo Htep fiiHlde and evade lhat ont ponderous blow Tor round to walk off wllb the deci sion and kcw up a chnmpinnKhlp match wllh ell her Joe Louis oi Cony rUleiito in September. Thin i U what Braddock Iihh beeu leach lug him to do. Standings By The AsMoidatr'd National League V Cliiclnnat! St. Uiiih 22 Chicago LH fill Hhiire Bi'ooklvn New York Boston Philadelphia American League rnehantced. V I. IVI. ! Tak Aimh'i :,! T.l .::! , - Si'Miiii. :i sii .fiM !' San I'Vnnt'ltirn :t:t ''! .Ti:!;!. Holh wiMiii in . t r. ; "nklunil 7 3: .ius .. San i).En III . l.'.ti (.. . SMrniuiftilo '-'.') ;lj ' ' ' ' I'ul'tliiliil SI .Ill .431 f v- . . YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American LeaQue No KHIIH'K Nrhrilllll'il. National League llrnnklyii 7. Ni'v in k I. Only Kiiini nrhi'iluli'ij. Pacific Coaat League Siu-riimi'hto r, Si'iHtlf I, ' I.iik Aimfli's II, iiikliiinl o. Shu hu-mi I. I'ni'tlanil :i. Ilnll wonil I. Sim I'ihih-Im-u :l. Western International League WVimlchiT :!. ';ikiuui J iieilhmhiiin I. spnkitiit' :t. Valicnilv r 7. 'riK'oiiui I Pioneer League Sail l.nld' t'lly 1 1. ( ic.li'ii II. Twin I'iiIU H I'luiil.'llu IJ. ltolhi In. !.rwilin .s. TOLEDO LEADS IN BASEBALL LEAGUE lirtiKNK. .tune " 1 (AP)- To ledo's Mud HeiiK to ;nit vd lnh lllldisputed leadership d Do- State lliisrball I eat: tie tc.iljtv wllh a de cision by League Piesldrul Ct-oicr Wllhclm K'i'iK Tolnlo a piottiid giinie over Siherton, plavetl at To ledo tivveial weeks acit. The game ended tn a 1 I dr. id lock in I he eleventh Inning w In n Silvio -ton's rutchi'r. Chick llausri. struck I'lnpire t ,n lutiml.l nMt-i Roseburg Rod and Gun Club TWELFTH ANNUAL Salmon Bake Sunday, June 4th UWPQUA PARK Sporti and Contests All Day SALMON AND COFFEE FURNISHED FREE Bring Cups and Tittle LUNCHES AVAILA8LL ON GKOUNDS Fight for Right li ! n JJ i lljli"W Msjff'sjtssM t h a. a i f n I Am Nova, left, and Max liaer Stadium; June 1. Winner meeta Joe Fast Two-Miler 3 1 v 3 j 5 .. v ' .. g t 3 j 'A ii vjAir , - t x itry , - , ." .? h . Pacrilc ConM. HU time was 9..6 . a iii'iili'Bti'il di-iisliin on I In- lia-i-s Ihuiii-r was uuslfil. Ii-avlni; Sll i-ilun with only i'i:lit nl.iyiT!. N llht-lni awanli'il tin' muni' mi I tint , cm ul mil surilrli'iit playi'is nn llii' liilil. BAY CITY FOLKS FEATURE APPLES N VliANCISCO, June I - ( API xun f iiniciscMiis muuenen iii-rie unit ale apple dishes taimtnn Irom,, nplrsiiute lo apple Hitlers as Hits cil heu.iu a I'1 dny cam p.nsu lo help Pujio alley Kiowers dispose nf (heir surplus crop ol ,i in in in t).ie f golden glnell pip pins I m.ukid hlie.'t parade of apple 1 1 ip Us mid h limit from uhlcll pre! iv u it Is tof apples lo reaching huh. I sliii ti-. the pi in eeiliiiCH thO iiioilimu. fiilluu i'd b a i n tc recep iinn lor a deleuat tmi of W alsoin ille .iren a m ers I i' 1 ' I I ri !.. it v f 1 I. ivi I i l:i .ii.-,s , . 1 I m is M, , , it I!l 1 ...1 I J s iv is .im ,r . IT -1 .11- f , in 2i .417 ,L , , it v ,. ft to Box Louis ready for 1.1-round fiKht at Yankee Louis in SeptemlH'i'. Bv The Associated Press Shutout pitching fty big Ice Slim. Ijis Angeles rich! bander, dropped Oakland s struggling oaks hack into the aecoud division In the 1'uciflc ('mist baseball league race today an the Angela increased their lend lo three full games. Stlne, acquired this season from 'he New York Yankee-owned New nrlt I'hib whs touched for onlv five hilts nt Los Angeles last night as the Angels WiiiiKtM imliianu, to . ' Hecond-olace Kent lie took another J on the chin from Sacramento, tlie) oulcoine not only helping Los An- Kelt's increase its lead but also en-1 innng ine colons to get oui oi ine,,,.,..... in lh rl(m.niip aioinit- league i-ellar In faor of Portland. Sacramento won. 5 to 4, at Seat lb. alihoiiKb out lilt. K lo 11. The Solon tallied three in tlie second inn i nt: ami one each in the lourth and lilt 1 j . Perlec(ly-cxc4:tlted double plays slopped Knluler tallies on three occasions. ' Hollywood stepped up from filth I in fourth place by nlcklnir San i i'l-anclsco. I to ;t. at Seals" Ktadluin as ftimtfei- ArdiKoia steadied his j twirling in the pincheti. t ave up sewn hits aKiiiust eiht his mates swailed olf Kd Slut, aud Win lial- I hi. who went In the hill In the ninth. The Seals scored two runs in ihe ninth. ll the same score, 1 to II, San in..,,,, ,:.,r....t..,i i (i-( 1 i M . l ,,t tl,,. noithern city, sliovlim the Ili-avpis bin U i ul ci I he -I'llur. from which Ihev climbed only two days auo. Portland was leading by a It to 2 con ii I Kninu Into t he rimil iniiim;, hill the I 'ail res drove across two runs on siimlec by Hal Patchett ami (ieorge McDonald. LABOR PARTY KILLS UNITY PROPOSAL SOl'THPOIiT. Kimlaml. June I. i VPl The labor party's annual ctmlereiico today rejecld a pro- posal for a untied I rout with Ihe n) ril1 ( liilol..s I'ltll Hlll'. IHI'M'IVHtUlU nf llt'1110- -i itl H- Institutions anil lmptofmi-m f tin- posflliin nf wniki-rs." FORMER OREGONIAN IN MAINE RACE MlVKI.L. Me. June 1 API- Major (leotice C. Coe, retired farm- e1' Ht"' ln1'111''1 Vt ol Slanlteld. day tor ihe l!M0 republican nouil I n I ion lor C. S. representative in t, M , M , .Mp.tt.,(., .,-. nnw ., h ...... i ,.,,,,. ( )iiV,.r. ,i) it Soulh Portland Olh er. mi avowed Tow nselidite. Is generally exptcled lo seek re iiniii ma t ion Shop Your News-Review Advertising Columns Today And Save! ELK SDFT-BALLERS League Leaders in New Caps Down Bruton's Boys 5 to 2. The league-lead I ik Klks tuift hall team, resplendent in new blue hqjI white caps aud jerseys, turueil In its fifth straight vlc- I tory last uiKht by turning back Biuton Hee'n, 5 lo 2, in a well played, light ball panie. A liiR third inning rally during which the ICIk sluggers smashed out four hit?, which, coupled with a walk and an infield bobble, ac counted for all five runs aud even lualty the gume. The Heels drew first blood, how ever, in the second inning on hit by Miles, Siudt and Heinz, mixed In with two inlield out a and a long fly, to score their only rum. Kd Hindi, Heel pitcher. Hettled down alter the fateful third, and pitched good ball for the loiters, allowing only three scattered hits in the last three innings. Merritt, Klk hurler, had plenty of trouble in eking out his 111 tl) win, for - the Heels had men on liases In (he first, four 111 and sev enth innings but could not con nect in the pinches. The winners turned in some sparkling defen sive work to retain their unblem ished record. In the nightcap, the National Guard nine sen 1 1 led the ( la k ta nd ship. 10 to 2, for their fourth win an against a lone setback, to keep pace with the league-leaders, Klks and Imnhanfs. With the score tied at 1-all. the big bats of the Nation al (luard opened up on iteeves. Oakland hurler, in the third to tally six runs on tour blows, three walks and a brace of mis cues. The Soldiers continued their attack in Ihe fourth to push across their final trio of runs. Page, winning flinger. kept the loser' hits well scattered, but Mas backed up by some nice in field work to keep the Oakland runners st mailed on the bags. Only one game is scheduled for tonight at 7 o'clock at Finlay field, Bruton's Heels taking on the cellar-occupants, Hinsdale's The game between the National Cuard and Safeway has been post poned. No games will be played here tomorrow evening. d A T rDIITDC PTT ixrtAc ivixi v iiw VICTORY AWARDS , S' I I ANA l'OUS, June 1. (AP) bile race here Memorial day jtoi their rewards at a victory dinner i last niehl in (he form of about , Slmi.OiHi cash aud assorted Uo I phies. Wilbur Shuw of Indianapolis, , who won. received $-7,411.1, Includ-' iiiK the fjn.noi) first prize and lap and accessory prizes, the checker- j ed flag of victory, two trophies ; and an electric refrigerator. i The medal for the 1!3H Ameri can Automobile association dri Iiik championship and StMo In speedway prle money were awarded posthumously to Kloyd Itobeits of Van Ntiys, Calif., hilled In the race. Roberts won ihe PCS event. MENTAL CONDITION OF CAPONE POOR WASIIINCTON, June 1. (API Attorney Ceneral Murphy said today the mental condition of Al Capone is reported "not good by the doctors.". At his press conference the at torney general who has just com pleted a trip to Ihe west coast was asked how Capone looked. "Fit," Murphy said. "He's brown and lean and hard and physically radiant with health." TICK FEVER TOLL TOPS 1939 LIST HKLP.NA. Mont.. June I. -I API Mou tuna's 1 !:;! death toll fi mil Koi ky luountain spotted fever slood at four today, one more (ban last ear's. Twelve cases of the lick born disease have been reported (his year and I- cases were report- WEST COAST GIRDS AGAINST ESPIONAGE WASHINGTON. June 1. (AP) ! -- Attorney llenural Murphy an nounced todav he Justice depart ment w as lighten ipi! it- counter- Seized in Kansas City Cleanup W 3?' W.4 Arrest of above men as alleged members of Sl.OOO.OOO-a-month narcotic ring, operating out of Kansas City, Mo., was followed by resignation of City Manager H. F. McElroy, announcement by Mayor Bryce B. Smith that he would take powers beyond those given him by charter to complete community cleanup. The sus pects, seized by federal agents, are: Otis "Jack" Co burn, top left, Kansas City policeman; Angelo Donnici, top right, saloon operator known as "mayor of 9th street"; James Abbott, lower left; Charles Craptsi, lower center, charged with possession of morphine and illicit alcohol; and Angelo "Bossie' Nigro, lower right, night club operator. espionage activities on the west coast where the number of mili tary, naval aud aviation buses. make special vigilance neces- aJy. Asked why this activity had been quickened .durphy said, "be-' The attorney general said in or cause we think it ought to beliler to meet espionage problems done." various government law enforce- "We're taking adequate meas-1 ment agencies have been holding men," he said. He added there !s I informal conferences in his office If you have never cooked a meal don't be embarrassed don't be confused. We know what your problems are and can help you with your meal planning and your budget. 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